Indirect Adhesive Restorations, Inlay, Onlay and Overlay. from Design to Cementation
Within the context of Dentistry today, minimally invasive restorations are on the increase. Continuous updates ensure that adhesive restorations are a strong point in conservative dentistry daily practice.
Professionals seek a theoretical and practical workshop to learn how to fit inlays step by step.
Assessment method: An online self-assessment test will be carried out at the end of the course so that students can assess the achievement of their personal goals and their knowledge of the content of the course.
Course objectives
The purpose of this course is to teach students the practical and theoretical skills to restore teeth that have experienced a loss of dental structure through indirect adhesive restorations. Throughout the course we will teach students the criteria to choose the different indirect restorations, how to design them correctly, as well as the different forms of provisionalisation and cementation that can be used.
Competences to be acquired by students
So they can undertake the following actions.
- Correctly isolate teeth.
- Undertake a correct build-up and immediate dentine sealing.
- Know how to undertake a design for an inlay correctly.
- Know how to undertake a design for an onlay correctly.
- Know how to undertake a design for an overlay correctly.
- Know the different types of materials.
- Know and be able to implement two different inlay cementation techniques.
Course coordinators
- Dr Marta Vallés
- Dr Anaïs Ramírez
- Dr Edgar Garcia
Prospective students
This course is intended for general dentists and stomatologists.
Prerequisites & admissions
- To be a stomatologist or dentist.
