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Join us for an enlightening webinar designed to elevate your skills in aesthetic dentistry. Led by Dr. Kathy Frazar, this comprehensive course delves into the intricate details of achieving the perfect smile. From assessing gingival architecture for symmetry to understanding the critical role of the lip line in case planning, participants will gain invaluable insights into mastering aesthetic dental procedures.

Learning Objectives
1. Learn to look at gingival architecture to give a more symmetrical smile.
2. Learn how the lip line impacts case planning
3. Learn how to manage teeth that are crooked, rotated and undersized
4. Learn what photos are useful to present a case to patient, to use in marketing and for a website
5. Learn how to prep to temp in a predictable amount of time by following my 10 hacks

There is a myriad of dental cements and resins to choose from in the dental market. We may have been taught to use a certain cement in dental school or residency, but have you taken the time to understand the rationale behind why that cement is chosen? This presentation will dive into the different classifications of cements, their indications and contraindications based upon biomaterial choice and when bonding vs cementing is indicated. Advancements of temporary cements will also be discussed along with case examples showing different indications.

It’s a fact: perfect endodontic treatment can sometimes be unsuccessful. Unfortunately, the lack of healing can often be attributed to an inadequate preliminary diagnosis or an improper prognosis assessment. Dr. Berman will systematically review the many variables that should be taken into consideration before the bur ever hits the tooth, including endodontic case assessment, periodontal concerns, tooth restorability, and the detection and prediction of the presence of root fractures. After this presentation, you will never look at pending endodontic treatment the same way again.

At the conclusion of this course, participants should be able to:
• Describe the variables that exist prior to endodontic treatment which may contribute to non-healing.
• Understand the variables that may be present, which may decrease the prognosis for a tooth requiring endodontic treatment.
• Discuss the reasons for the lack of endodontic healing based on an improper prognosis assessment.
• Describe the subjective and objective findings of root fractures as they may relate to the tooth and associated periodontal structures.

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