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Class II Restorations

Dr. David Clark, D.D.S.

Course date: Wednesday, February 24, 2010 09:00 AM (EST)

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2h
199.00
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Posterior composites - even 25 years after their introduction - remain unpredictable.

Course fee: $199.00

Compared to amalgam restorations, posterior composites show significantly higher failure rates. They cost more, they take longer to place, they have more post-operative symptoms — and they leak, stain, chip and cause food impaction.

Dr. David Clark will discuss — and demonstrate — a technique that addresses the most serious shortcomings listed above, and he will provide a viable alternative that utilizes innovative preparation and filling techniques.

Participants will learn the following:

  • How to minimize fractures using the latest evolution in preparation design.
  • The advantages of minimally traumatic vs. minimally invasive dentistry.
  • A new, single load filling technique that can be used to create an incredibly durable, seamless restorations.

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