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The successful integration of prosthetics, cosmetics, interdisciplinary dentistry, and occlusion, is a powerful combination that can elevate your practice to new levels of care and service. This program will tackle fundamental occlusal principles and find answers to many of the questions you've been asking. What exactly is the difference between centric relation (CR), centric occlusion (CO), and maximum intercuspation (MIP)? How do you find and record centric relation? When is it acceptable to use MIP as opposed to CR? How important is anterior guidance? Where do you start in full mouth rehabilitation? What about other occlusal philosophies? What's this "envelope of function" stuff all about? How come face-bows are so important? This program will provide a rational and methodology for tackling difficult restorative, prosthetic, and cosmetic cases.
- Envisioning the big picture (total dentistry for total success)
- Cosmetics and occlusion (it looks great, but will it last?)
- The comprehensive exam (the place to start - and how to do it)
- Anatomy and diagnosis of the TMJ (occlusion begins here)
- Introduction to occlusal science (force be with you?)
- Facebow transfers (why and how)
- Centric relation bite records (bilateral manipulation, Lucia jigs, and more!)
- When to equilibrate (and when not to!)
- Esthetics and function (why you must have both to be successful)
- How to approach a full mouth reconstruction.
- NTI's - Rational and fabrication
This program was one of the highest rated and best-attended programs at the recent 2005 Chicago Midwinter meeting as well as the AACD 2002 and 2004 national meetings. It is taught at both PAC live and Esthetic Advantage Masters programs in occlusion and comprehensive dentistry where Dr. Alex is program director. Dr. Alex has been described as one of the best teachers in dentistry today. The hands-on part of the program is limited to nine dentists.
Thursday, May 4th (lecture) 4PM to 9PM:
At Jurim Dental studios in Great Neck
Friday, May 5th (hands-on) 8AM-3:30PM:
At the office of Dr. Alex in Huntington.
THIS PROGRAM IS SOLD OUT
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Thursday, June 22 (lecture) 4PM to 9PM:
At Jurim Dental studios in Great Neck.
Friday, June 23 (hands-on) 8AM-3:30PM:
At the office of Dr. Alex in Huntington.
THIS PROGRAM IS SOLD OUT
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Thursday, December 7 (lecture) 4PM to 9PM:
At Jurim Dental studios in Great Neck.
Friday, December 8 (hands-on) 8AM-3:30 PM:
At the offfice of Dr. Alex in Huntington.
Call Kelly at 516-466-1722 to register and for future dates:
Tuition: $1,250 (payable to Jurim Dental Studios)
12 hours of continuing education credit provided.
Porcelain Veneers - Planning to Placement
A UNIQUE LECTURE & HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE
Presented by: GARY ALEX, DMD & ADRIAN JURIM, MDT
Gary Alex, DMD (drgaryalex.com) has been described as one of the best teachers in dentistry today. He is an international lecturer, researcher, and has published extensively in major dental journals. He is involved with a number continuing education programs and is consistently one of the highest rated speakers at major dental meetings.
Adrian Jurim, MDT (jurimdental.com) is a master ceramist, international lecturer, and researcher. He holds the original patent for Etched Porcelain Veneers. He has fabricated well over a hundred thousand veneers and is one of the most sought after ceramists in the world.
Planning - The comprehensive exam(it all starts from here).
Periodontal - Gingival health, levels, and contours(Make sure the frame is right before you paint the picture).
Preparation - How and why (definitive preparations for optimal fit and esthetics. Minimal prep veneers.fact or fiction?).
Provisionalization - Methodology and tips (how to minimize problems and fabricate provisionals that really do look good).
Placement - Adhesive systems & Cements (the latest materials and how to use them).
The morning lecture and discussion will be followed by an intensive hands-on in the afternoon. Participants will prep models for veneers, fabricate provisionals, and have a chance to use the latest materials to place temporaries.
This program was one of the highest rated programs at the 2005 AGD, 2005 and 2006 AACD, and 2005 Chicago Mid-Winter meetings. This no fluff presentation provides useful and practical information for the clinician desiring to take their practice to new levels of care and service.
Two dates and locations available:
December 15th - Great Neck 8:30 - 3:30
December 16 - Huntington 8:30 - 3:30
Tuition: $495 for full day - $295 for AM lecture only
CE Credit: 6 Hours of AGD Credit
Call Kelly at 516-466-1722
for more information and to register
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