Recommended For: Entire Dental Team
Subject: Esthetic Provisionals
Educational Objectives:
Review the history of materials used to produce "temporaries"
Learn the EASY way to produce custom-made, perfect fitting, cosmetic provisionals
Learn how to use a cosmetic wax-up to make your provisionals just like the finished case
Fabricate single crowns, bridges and veneer provisionals
Materials needed: Magnification optional
This hands-on workshop will review the good, the bad and the ugly history of materials used to produce "temporaries" for crowns and bridges. You will then learn the EASY way to produce custom-made, perfect fitting, cosmetic provisionals quickly and easily by using new materials and techniques that allow anyone to be successful. You will fabricate a crown, posterior bridge, anterior bridge and a veneer provisional.
-Limited space. Register Early!
Dr. Blaes has created a unique, innovative, insurance-free, fee-for-service general practice in St. Louis, Missouri, that emphasizes preventive, esthetic, reconstructive and implant dentistry. Because of his interest in new and innovative materials and techniques, Dr. Blaes began writing "Pearls for Your Practice" in Dental Economics. The column quickly became a trusted resource for new dental materials and techniques. In October 1996, he was named editor of Dental Economics and is responsible for the new editorial direction of the magazine. His lecture and hands-on programs for dentists and auxiliaries have won rave reviews around the country. In addition to memberships in many professional organizations, Dr. Blaes is a Fellow of the American College of Dentists and is a past President of the American Academy of Dental Practice Administration.
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