Anterior esthetic restoration management “Direct Spectrum”

Contents: Day 1: Direct anterior composite 1-Challenges of restoring anterior articulating fracture

2-Science behind color& shade perception

3-Shade selection & reproduction 4-Form reproduction dilemma 5-Layering concepts 6-How to perform anatomically layered anterior restoration 7-Fine tuning and texturing of the final restoration 8-Obtaining highly polished natural like restoration

 Direct restorative glass ionomer 1-Why do we need glass ionomer 2-Spectrum of glass ionomer formulation 3-Criteria of cavities for glass ionomer 4-Technique senstivity of glass ionomer 5-Finishing, polishing & production of the restoration Day 2: 1-Esthetic unpleasant discoloration (identification &differentiation) 2-Description of form/site/distribution and nature of different defects 3-What are the micro invasive esthetic treatments (bleaching- microabrasion- resin infiltration) 4-What is the suitable treatment for each defect 5-The combination of treatments to overcome resistant defects 6-How to preform each treatment 7-Maintenece and biological production

Day 3-4:(optional

Supervised clinical case treatment starting from diagnosis, selection of the proper treatment:

1. Angular fracture of maxillary central incisor
2. Class III & V resin modified glass ionomer restoration
3. minimal invasive esthetic solution compatible with the clinical situation