Explore the historical evolution of dental ceramics and how advances in composition, processing, and CAD/CAM technology have enhanced their reliability and expanded their clinical use. You will learn the key properties that differentiate major ceramic categories—such as feldspathic, leucite-reinforced, lithium-based glass ceramics, and high-strength polycrystalline materials like zirconia—and how these characteristics guide clinical decisions involving case selection, preparation design, bonding protocols, and cementation.
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September 4, 2026 10:00 am - September 4, 2026 11:30 am
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Course Number: CF6129
Enrollment is limited to 27.
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Learn How To
- Understand the historical evolution of dental ceramics and the technological advances that shaped current materials
- Identify the key properties that differentiate major ceramic categories used in restorative dentistry
- Recognize how material characteristics influence clinical decision-making
- Evaluate appropriate bonding and cementation protocols based on ceramic type and clinical indication
- Integrate modern ceramic materials into clinical practice with improved predictability and confidence
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Illustrated lectures, discussions, and case studies
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