Which
Esthetic Materials Work and How Do I Use Them for the Best Results
James Simon, DDS
September 4, 2009 (The Friday
before the University of Arkansas plays football in Little Rock. Get 7
hours of CE credit Friday and watch the Hogs play Saturday!)
8:30am - 4:30pm - 7 hours of CE
Credit
Wilson Education Building on
the UAMS Campus - LITTLE ROCK, AR Park in the Visitors Parking Deck in
Parking Garage #2 and take the breezeways through the College of Public Health
and over Hopper Dr. to the Wilson Education Building. Click here
for a map of the campus.
Early Bird Special - $109 per
auxiliary and $179 per dentist. After
August 21st - $129 per auxiliary and $199 per dentist.
Registration at the door is an additional $25.
Morning coffee and lunch will be provided.
Course Objective:
This
course will touch on a number of current topics related to today's esthetic
dentistry practice. The proper use and handling of the materials used
regularly will be discussed with the goal of making each participant a
"smart consumer" and their patient's benefit from the proper use of
these materials.
Topics
to be discussed:
Curing
Lights; Isolation; Composite Characteristics; Recognizing the Differences in
Composite Materials and Bonding Systems; Bonding - Past & Present;
Glassionomer Materials; Cements for Today's Bonded Restoration; Learn
Preparation Design and Placement Techniques to Deliver Excellent Restorations;
Discussion of Bleaching as part of the Esthetic Treatment Plan; Use of the
Layering Technique to Create Esthetic and Functional Restorations.
Presented by:
James
Simon, Professor, Director of the Division of Esthetic Dentistry and Director of
the Division of Clinical Research of the University of Tennessee. Dr.
Simon was formerly the Chair of Operative Dentistry at the University of the
Pacific, San Francisco.
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