PASCAL MAGNE - Dwudniowa SESJA SPECJALNA

PASCAL MAGNE 

Dwudniowa SESJA SPECJALNA 
Kluczowe zasady biomimetycznej stomatologii rekonstrukcyjnej. 
Najnowsza aktualizacja wiedzy 2027. 

5-6 lutego 2027 

Sheraton SOPOT hotel

ul. Powstańców Warszawy 10, 81-718  Sopot

Ceny:

Wczesna rejestracja  do 20 września 2026 3600zł 
Rejestracja  od 21 września 2026 do 20 stycznia 2027  3990 zł  
Onsite od 21 stycznia 2027  4500 zł 
Rejestracja grupowa 2990 zł  do 20 stycznia 2027
*warunkiem uzyskania ceny grupowej jest jedna faktura oraz minimum 10 osób

Oficjalnym językiem sesji jest język angielski. Wykłady będą tłumaczone symultanicznie na język polski.
Warunkiem rejestracji jest wypełnienie formularza zgłoszeniowego i wpłacenie należności za Sesję – tylko wpłata gwarantuje miejsce na kursie.

Day 1 - THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF BRD BIOMIMETIC RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY

Biomechanics/Biomaterials:

Stress distribution in anterior and posterior teeth and the natural history of occlusion and wear.

Classification, mechanical properties and selection of composite resins, “hybrids”, ceramics, CAD/CAM blocks.

Introducing short-fiber reinforced composites for bio-bases, dentin-replacement and build-ups.

Adhesives and direct preparations design:

How to select the proper adhesive strategy for long-term success, foundations of dentin hybridization and IMMEDIATE DENTIN SEALING (IDS)

Visual aids and magnification.

Caries detection and caries removal endpoints.

Armamentarium and tooth preparation principles for anterior and posterior direct resin composites.

Semi-(in)direct preparation design:

Preparations principles based on stress distribution, inlay vs. onlays.

Occlusal veneers in posterior teeth: “vonlays”, “veneerlays”, “crownlays, and endocrowns.

Mockup-driven anterior veneer preparation step-by-step.

Light polymerization and shrinkage

Basics of polymerization and light curing.

Unrestricted vs. restricted shrinkage

Myth and facts about shrinkage-induced stresses.

V-factor (volume) vs. C-factor (configuration).

Stress-reduced approaches in direct posterior resin composites.

Stress visualization through the tube-test.

Day 2 - THE RUBBER MEETS THE ROAD IN BRD BIOMIMETIC RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY

Luting/delivery procedures

Choice of resin cement: nominal cements vs. preheated restorative

Try-in procedures, management of cracked restorations

Resin composite and ceramic conditioning: chemical and micromechanical bonding though abrasion, etching and silane coupling

Silane chemistry

Step-by-step delivery of ceramic veneers and CAD/CAM inlays/onlays

Post-bonding crack repair by resin-infiltration.

Layering techniques

Principles of “sandwich” and bilaminar layering techniques

Fragment bonding

Principle of additive layering for optimal esthetics and mechanics

Freehand vs. guided natural layering in anterior teeth

Surface texture and finishing

Bilaminar shade guides and simplified shade selection.

CAD/CAM techniques

Semi-direct vs. Semi-indirect restorations

Cutback and microlayering with resin composite CAD/CAM

Cutback and microlayering with e.max CAD: partial vs. total cutback, masking

Workflow using Dentofacial Digital Diagnostic, Wax-up, Mockup and Biocopy

Double-milling and natural restoration using extracted teeth

Clinical outcomes

Maintenance and repairs in BRD

DEEP MARGIN ELEVATION - DME

Success rates and clinical studies, pros and cons of clinical research vs. in-vitro research

Long-term follow-ups and conclusions.