Exciting New Tools for Superb Impressions

Dentists see, hear or receive information about all-ceramic crowns and bridges every day. Are the days of porcelain fused to metal over? There is now systematically reviewed data showing that all-ceramic systems are no longer experimental; they are suitable for routine utilization in practice. There are various all-ceramic options available and numerous techniques to place them. Furthermore, there are materials to fix a ceramic chip or fracture.

This course will feature six new items that optimize access, eliminate gagging, customize stock trays, distribute low viscosity materials three dimensionally, save expensive material, and grant ergonomic access to difficult areas. Time and material savings equate to a greater bottom line. Smaller female hands require changes in equipment.

Learning Objectives

• Hydraulics are where it’s at in impressions
• Less extrusion pressure means less carpal tunnel
• Stock trays can become custom