Ceramic Veneers, Onlays & Crowns

Know when to restore, what to restore with and how to do it well.

Excellent indirect restorations are not simply the result of good laboratory work. They begin with sound clinical decisions and precise preparation.

Develop a systematic approach to selecting, preparing and delivering contemporary ceramic restorations.

Learn to preserve tooth structure, create appropriate preparations and communicate effectively with your dental laboratory.

Day 6 — Ceramic Veneers

Develop the confidence to plan and deliver aesthetic veneer restorations.

You will learn to:

• Identify suitable cases and recognise limitations.

• Plan conservative, enamel-preserving preparations.

• Create appropriate margins and preparation geometry.

• Understand provisionalisation and laboratory requirements.

• Apply appropriate adhesive bonding protocols.

Day 7 — Ceramic Onlays & Crowns

Develop a clearer, more conservative approach to indirect posterior and full-coverage restorations.

You will learn to:

• Decide between direct, partial-coverage and full-coverage restorations.

• Prepare teeth with appropriate reduction and margin design.

• Understand material selection and its clinical implications.

• Capture accurate digital scans and communicate with laboratories.

• Select suitable bonding and cementation protocols.

The practical experience: Individual preparations, digital workflows and simulated clinical procedures, with feedback on preparation design and execution.