Everyday Fixed Prosthodontics: Certificate Course

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Everyday Fixed Prosthodontics: Certificate Course

Everyday Fixed Prosthodontics:

Certificate Course

By: Moez Khakiani and Renowned International Speakers

14 Parts (116 Videos) (5.35 GB) (15/5 Hours)

Everyday Fixed Prosthodontics- Certificate Course- Moez Khakiani and Renowned International Speakers Video List:

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– Part 1.Material options:

1.Material options for indirect fixed prosthodontics

2.All about PFM

3.A complete guide to PFZ

4.Everthing you need to know about monolithic zirconia

5.Can zirconia fracture

6.Everything you need to know about e-max

7.How are e-max restorations made

8.PFM vs PFZ vs e-max for single unit posterior restorations

– Part 2.Material selection:

Material selection 1- Position

Material selection 2- Length of edentulous spaces

Material selection 3- Interocclusal space

Material selection 4- Need for bonding

Material selection 5- Parafunctional habits

Material selection 6- Age, allergy and laboratory competence

– Part 3.Biologic width:

1.Rest In Peace biologic width!

2.Understanding biologic width

3.Where should I place my margins-

4.How to place finish lines subgingivally in a shallow sulcus

5.How to place subgingival margins in deep sulcus part 1

6.How to place subgingival margins in deep sulcus part 2

7.Why is there recession or inflammation around my crown-

8.Diagnosing a biologic width violation

– Part 4.Tooth preparation:

1.Principles of tooth preparation

2.Detailed demonstration of tooth preparation of a molar

3.Detailed demonstration of tooth preparation of a premolar

4.Detailed demonstration of tooth preparation of an incisor for full ceramic crown

5.Detailed demonstration of tooth preparation of an incisor for PFM crown

6.Average reduction for PFM prosthesis for posterior teeth

7.Average reduction for monolithic restoration for posterior teeth

8.Average reduction for PFM prosthesis for anterior teeth

9.Average reduction for metal free prosthesis for anterior and posterior teeth

10.Tooth preparation for bridges

11.Wing preparation

12.Preparation of tilted, rotated and supra-erupted teeth

13.Ferrule and ferrule effects

14.Preparation of intracoronal restorations

– Part 5.Clearance and finish lines:

1.Clearance- The goal of reduction

2.How can interproximal clearance be correctly achieved-

3.Making sense of finish lines in prosthodontics

4.The importance of finish lines

5.Finish line refinement

6.Margin placement with respect to gingival crest

7.Avoiding ski- jump ramps in finish lines

– Part 6.Tips and tricks in tooth preparation:

1.Implications of under reduction

2.Preparing the distal margin of a maxillary second molar

3.The secrets to ensuring longevity of prosthesis part 1

4.The secrets to ensuring longevity of prosthesis part 2

5.Logic behind secondary retention and resistance features

– Part 7.Tissue retraction:

1.Is tissue retraction really important

2.Different techniques for tissue retraction

3.Choosing the correct retraction cord

4.What size retraction cord should I use-

5.Demonstration of cord packing technique

6.Single cord technique

7.Double cord technique

8.The correct way to retrieve a cord from the sulcus

9.Are there any drawbacks of retraction cords

10.Cordless techniques for retraction

11.Chemical haemostasis- Bleeding gums before impression making

12.Techniques to achieve haemostasis prior to impression

– Part 8.Impression making:

1.Perforated trays- A universal choice-

2.Metal or plastic tray for my next impression-

3.Triple trays for impressions

4.Is buying a tray adhesive a waste of money-

5.Understanding impression materials and their techniques

6.All about polyether

7.Do automixing systems waste material-

8.Preparing a cartridge for light body impressions

9.Bleeding a cartridge

10.How to prepare putty for an impression

11.Making the perfect C-Silicone impressions

12.Making perfect triple tray Addition Silicone impressions

13.Making perfect one step polyether impressions

14.Perfect polyether impressions using a triple tray

15.Disinfecting an impression

– Part 9.Troubleshooting in impressions:

1.Troubleshooting in impressions

2.Suppose my impression isn’t accurate-

3.Voids at the margin of my impression

4.My impression tray keeps contacting teeth

5.My impression separated from the tray

6.My impression margins are lacking detail

7.My impression keeps tearing

8.Drag marks at the margin of my impression

– Part 10.Pontic design:

1.Ideal requirements of pontics

2.Natural tooth pontic

3.What pontic design should I choose-

4.Saddle or ridge lap pontic

5.Modified ridge lap pontic

6.Ovate pontic

7.Sanitary pontic

– Part 11.Occlusion:

1.The basics of occlusion

2.The ONE video everybody needs to watch about occlusion

3.Importance of ideal occlusion

4.Mutually protected occlusion

5.Dynamic Occlusal Relationships

6.Static occlusion for anterior teeth

7.Static occlusion for posterior teeth

8.Restoration of anterior guidance in anterior aesthetic case

9.Canine guidance vs group function

10.Types of interferences in occlusion

– Part 12.Pre-cementation:

1.Coping trial for prosthesis

2.A guide to shade selection

– Part 13.Cementation:

1.Consequences of leaving an occlusal interference

2.Cementation or bonding- A better choice

3.An important tip post bonding of indirect restorations

4.Sensitivity even after a root canal-

5.Bonding mechanism for indirect restorations

6.Cementation of PFM prosthesis

7.Cementation of e-max prosthesis

8.Cementation of zirconia prosthesis

– Part 14.Long lectures:

1.Simplified techniques of tooth preparation

2.Occlusal considerations in dentistry

3.The game of crowns

4.Restoring endodontically treated teeth

5.Articulating papers in dentistry

6.Dental Ceramics

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