Webinars by GC

Dr. Lee Ann Brady

Prof. Falk Schwendicke

– Know the case definition of MIH – Be able to grade and stage MIH cases and lesions – Deduce treatment options for different MIH lesions

Radoslav Asparuhov DDS

Patient-centered approach.

Patrick Rouas

A good knowledge of MIH will enable better care. But which strategy the practitioner should follow? Which prevention agents or dental materials should we choose? What knacks can be used in each step of treatment?

Javier Tapia Guadix DDS, CG Artist

When it comes to developing an aesthetic dental composite material, we tend to overcomplicate things, caused either by old recurring concepts, by industry competitiveness or by wrong analysis of nature observation.

Dr. Gert Stel

As a result of that the specific needs for oral health are changing.

Grzegorz Witkowski

During this webinar the lecturer will discuss the different situations where a digital solution would be the most suitable approach.

Prof. Roberto Sorrentino

The cementation of a prosthetic restoration represents the final step of prosthodontic clinical procedures and the beginning of the clinical service of the restoration. Thus, besides providing retention and seal, cementation has to guarantee stability…

Dr. Márk Fráter

Although even this development could not insure the long desired reinforcement for endodontically treated teeth. The results we receive not only from the dentists from their daily practice, but also from the scientific studies are controversial regardi…

Prof. Sebnem Türkün

This webinar will highlight the importance of caries risk assessments and MI (Minimum Intervention) dentistry in delivering today’s health care services. The indications and limitations of GICs (Glass Ionomer Cements) in the past for restorative dentis…

Mr. Stephen Lusty

This webinar will take participants through all aspects of using the LISI press and layering system, we will discuss case selection, ingot selection, all the processes from waxing and investing, to layering and finishing. I will show cases that I have…

Dr. Márk Fráter

The aim of modern restorative treatments is to reinforce the dental structure to a degree that meets the level of healthy unrestored teeth. In order to reach this goal one must understand the biomechanical features of a natural tooth and the composing…

Gerry McKenna

A particular focus will be on functionally orientated treatment planning including the application of the shortened dental arch concept when treating older patients with missing natural teeth. These topics will be addressed from a practical clinical st…

John Nicholson

– The restorative options available today What materials are advised for which indications (composites, high viscosity GI, compomers, amalgam…)—only an overview- GI’s core advantages and their main indications (only an over…

Prof. Falk Schwendicke

For cavitated lesions, restorative interventions are oftentimes nevertheless required. Prior to restoration placement, carious tissue removal (excavation) is usually performed. However, historic reasons why such excavation is provided mostly do not app…

Avijit Banerjee

An update of adhesive materials and minimally invasive clinical, operative techniques

Stefen Koubi

Partial bonded restorations have become for the last fifteen years the most aesthetic, biologic and biomechanic solution to restore dental defects and mimic nature.

Hervé Tassery

During this lecture we will focus on minimally intervention even when we face huge caries treatment.

Dr. Serhat Köken

The rapid innovation of composite material in the last decade and the availability of various types of composites, has given today’s clinician a very convenient and cost effective tool for their practice.

Javier Tapia Guadix DDS, CG Artist

Leonardo da Vinci said that simplicity is the ultimate way of sophistication.

David Gerdolle DMD, MS

Adhesive dentistry has fundamentally altered and literally transformed our field toward significantly longer-lasting and more esthetic dental restorations

Dr. José Ignacio Zalba Elizari

Where did we come from? Where are we going?: EQUIA

Esther Ruiz de Castañeda Phd. in dentistry

Into every day practice

Dr. Carlos Fernández Villares

Learn a work procedure which guarantees aesthetic and good restorative results. Something which can be easily reproduced at the dental office.

David Manton BDSc, MDSc, PhD, FRACDS, FICD, FADI

Identify the presence of MIH at an early stage and to be able to create an effective treatment plan.

Stephane Browet DDS

Strategies for the restoration of large size cavities