Speaker: Dr. Greg Gillespie
Speaker: Dr. Kevin Brown
Where
Washington AGD Educational Center19415 International Blvd
#410
SeaTac, WA 98188
Driving Directions
Washington AGD Approved PACE Program Provider #219331 FAGD/MAGD Credit Approval does not imply acceptance by a state or provincial board of dentistry, AGD or WAGD endorsement. Washington AGD PACE Provider (6/1/2018-5/31/2024).
Contact
Washington Academy of General DentistryWashington Academy of General Dentistry
206-212-4969
info@washingtonagd.org
Esthetic Series for the General Dentist (5 Sessions) Hands-On Workshop
Join Dr. Greg Gillespie, Dr. Kevin Brown and the Washington AGD starting Friday, October 16th, 2020 for the "Esthetic Series for the General Dentist. This program consists of five structured learning sessions, providing hands-on, clinical teaching for learning the latest cutting-edge techniques in esthetic dentistry. Registration fee includes electronic course handouts, free parking, breakfast and lunch. Due to the hands-on component of this course space is limited.
Location: Washington AGD Educational Center, 19415 International Blvd, SeaTac, WA 98188
Early Bird Tuition until September 1st, 2020 (All 5 Sessions) AGD Member Dentist: $1495, Non-AGD Member Dentist: $1800. After September 1st, 2020: AGD Member Dentist: $1695 and Non-AGD Member Dentist: $2000.
Credit Hours Per Session: 6 Subject Code: Esthetics (Participation).
Friday, OCTOBER 16, 2020: Time 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
Anterior Direct Composite Bonding: Fundamental principles for polychromatic layering to seamlessly blend with nature.
Composite resin chemistry is becoming more and more versatile and predictable. Proper use of these new composites can be so esthetic that they literally disappear within the surrounding dentition. The question is, “how do I do it?” “How many layers do I need?” “Are they worth it?” Using high definition clinical photography and videos, Dr. Brown and Dr. Gillespie will review several products and techniques from the latest composite systems and guide you in a personal hands-on setting to teach you how to replicate each layer of natural tooth structure. Attendees will leave feeling more educated about the latest products to hit the market, simplified techniques, and increased confidence in their ability to predictably create beautiful anterior restorations.
Learning Objectives:
• Review fundamentals of anterior tooth morphology and how this applies to anterior direct composite layering.
• Discuss the impact of proper bonding agents and protocols for maximum restoration strength and predictability.
• Practice restoring a class IV fractured incisor and a peg lateral incisor using a silicone putty index guide with a new generation esthetic composite system.
• Review and practice different polishing and texturizing techniques to create seamless restorations.
Friday, NOVEMBER 20, 2020: Time 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
Advanced Anterior Direct Composite Bonding
Take what you’ve learned from the intro course to the next level of excellence and productivity by learning how to restore many teeth simultaneously in the smile zone. With more adults electing to do clear aligner orthodontics, many finish treatment still unhappy with their smile because of worn incisal edges, residual spacing or diastemas, asymmetrical teeth, discolorations etc. This course will help you restore confidence in your patients’ smiles in the most conservative manner possible with little to no drilling, and make it a rewarding and profitable treatment option.
(All Day: Mostly hands-on with some lecture)
Learning Objectives:
• How to restore 4, 6, or 8+ anterior teeth with direct composite polychromatic layering in a predictable and time efficient manner.
• The importance of a diagnostic wax-up or composite mock-up.
• How to recognize and deal with asymmetries between the pink and the white.
• How to manage Inter-proximal contacts when restoring multiple teeth simultaneously
• How to quickly and predictably restore a small or large diastema.
• How to create internal effects and characterizations
• Advanced finishing and polishing techniques to achieve the most natural results, from young textured teeth to smooth and glossy worn teeth.
• Photography???
Friday, January 15, 2021 : Time 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
Indirect Porcelain Veneers: Improving the Process from preparation to cementation
We all want to increase the number of esthetic cases we do in our practices, but the question is, are we ready? Do I know how to market myself to make sure patients can find me? Am I confident in my preparation style? How do I make predictable temporaries that are beautiful and long lasting? How can I ensure that my cementation procedure will give me the strongest bonds possible? Drs. Brown and Gillespie will answer all of these questions and more in this hands-on course to help you increase your cosmetic cases in your practice and feel confident that your patients will receive the smile of their dreams.
(All Day: lecture and hands-on)
Learning Objectives:
• Learn how to use social media to increase case acceptance
• Understand proper veneer preparations
• Develop proper temporization techniques
• Clarify cementation of porcelain veneers
Friday, March 19, 2021: : Time 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
Anterior Implant Esthetics
Restoring implants in the esthetic zone is significantly more difficult than in the posterior region. Dr. Brown and Dr. Gillespie will discuss proper planning for implant restorations that follow the form of natural teeth. Implant placement and communication with specialists will be emphasized in order for a seamless cosmetic implant case. Hands-on impression and temporization techniques will be covered.
Learning Objectives:
• Learn how to properly plan anterior implant placement for ideal gingival contours
• Understand the temporization process to improve emergence profiles
• Discuss screw retained and cementation techniques of anterior implants
• Clarify use of different materials for anterior custom abutments
Friday, May 7, 2021: : Time 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
Esthetic Posterior Composite Restorations
This fast paced, informative session will review the latest developments in adhesive dentistry and will show participants how to get consistently reliable results with direct composite restorations. Emphasis will be placed on best practices and principles to help make sense of all of the products and techniques available in today’s marketplace. Time will be allotted to interact with Dr. Gillespie and Dr. Brown to review and trouble-shoot adhesion and composite based challenges attendees encounter daily.
Learning Objectives:
• Understand Total Etch, Self-Etching & Universal Adhesive principles and how they are applied to control post-op sensitivity.
• Learn how to reproduce natural tooth characteristics using predictable techniques for direct posterior composite restorations with bulk fill and layering techniques
• Review of sectional matrix techniques for ideal interproximal contacts
• Hands-on practice of how to effectively restore quadrants with posterior composites
Washington AGD Approved PACE Program Provider #219331 FAGD/MAGD Credit Approval does not imply acceptance by a state or provincial board of dentistry, AGD or WAGD endorsement. Washington AGD PACE Provider (6/1/2018-5/31/2024).
Location: Washington AGD Educational Center, 19415 International Blvd, SeaTac, WA 98188
Early Bird Tuition until September 1st, 2020 (All 5 Sessions) AGD Member Dentist: $1495, Non-AGD Member Dentist: $1800. After September 1st, 2020: AGD Member Dentist: $1695 and Non-AGD Member Dentist: $2000.
Credit Hours Per Session: 6 Subject Code: Esthetics (Participation).
Friday, OCTOBER 16, 2020: Time 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
Anterior Direct Composite Bonding: Fundamental principles for polychromatic layering to seamlessly blend with nature.
Composite resin chemistry is becoming more and more versatile and predictable. Proper use of these new composites can be so esthetic that they literally disappear within the surrounding dentition. The question is, “how do I do it?” “How many layers do I need?” “Are they worth it?” Using high definition clinical photography and videos, Dr. Brown and Dr. Gillespie will review several products and techniques from the latest composite systems and guide you in a personal hands-on setting to teach you how to replicate each layer of natural tooth structure. Attendees will leave feeling more educated about the latest products to hit the market, simplified techniques, and increased confidence in their ability to predictably create beautiful anterior restorations.
Learning Objectives:
• Review fundamentals of anterior tooth morphology and how this applies to anterior direct composite layering.
• Discuss the impact of proper bonding agents and protocols for maximum restoration strength and predictability.
• Practice restoring a class IV fractured incisor and a peg lateral incisor using a silicone putty index guide with a new generation esthetic composite system.
• Review and practice different polishing and texturizing techniques to create seamless restorations.
Friday, NOVEMBER 20, 2020: Time 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
Advanced Anterior Direct Composite Bonding
Take what you’ve learned from the intro course to the next level of excellence and productivity by learning how to restore many teeth simultaneously in the smile zone. With more adults electing to do clear aligner orthodontics, many finish treatment still unhappy with their smile because of worn incisal edges, residual spacing or diastemas, asymmetrical teeth, discolorations etc. This course will help you restore confidence in your patients’ smiles in the most conservative manner possible with little to no drilling, and make it a rewarding and profitable treatment option.
(All Day: Mostly hands-on with some lecture)
Learning Objectives:
• How to restore 4, 6, or 8+ anterior teeth with direct composite polychromatic layering in a predictable and time efficient manner.
• The importance of a diagnostic wax-up or composite mock-up.
• How to recognize and deal with asymmetries between the pink and the white.
• How to manage Inter-proximal contacts when restoring multiple teeth simultaneously
• How to quickly and predictably restore a small or large diastema.
• How to create internal effects and characterizations
• Advanced finishing and polishing techniques to achieve the most natural results, from young textured teeth to smooth and glossy worn teeth.
• Photography???
Friday, January 15, 2021 : Time 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
Indirect Porcelain Veneers: Improving the Process from preparation to cementation
We all want to increase the number of esthetic cases we do in our practices, but the question is, are we ready? Do I know how to market myself to make sure patients can find me? Am I confident in my preparation style? How do I make predictable temporaries that are beautiful and long lasting? How can I ensure that my cementation procedure will give me the strongest bonds possible? Drs. Brown and Gillespie will answer all of these questions and more in this hands-on course to help you increase your cosmetic cases in your practice and feel confident that your patients will receive the smile of their dreams.
(All Day: lecture and hands-on)
Learning Objectives:
• Learn how to use social media to increase case acceptance
• Understand proper veneer preparations
• Develop proper temporization techniques
• Clarify cementation of porcelain veneers
Friday, March 19, 2021: : Time 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
Anterior Implant Esthetics
Restoring implants in the esthetic zone is significantly more difficult than in the posterior region. Dr. Brown and Dr. Gillespie will discuss proper planning for implant restorations that follow the form of natural teeth. Implant placement and communication with specialists will be emphasized in order for a seamless cosmetic implant case. Hands-on impression and temporization techniques will be covered.
Learning Objectives:
• Learn how to properly plan anterior implant placement for ideal gingival contours
• Understand the temporization process to improve emergence profiles
• Discuss screw retained and cementation techniques of anterior implants
• Clarify use of different materials for anterior custom abutments
Friday, May 7, 2021: : Time 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
Esthetic Posterior Composite Restorations
This fast paced, informative session will review the latest developments in adhesive dentistry and will show participants how to get consistently reliable results with direct composite restorations. Emphasis will be placed on best practices and principles to help make sense of all of the products and techniques available in today’s marketplace. Time will be allotted to interact with Dr. Gillespie and Dr. Brown to review and trouble-shoot adhesion and composite based challenges attendees encounter daily.
Learning Objectives:
• Understand Total Etch, Self-Etching & Universal Adhesive principles and how they are applied to control post-op sensitivity.
• Learn how to reproduce natural tooth characteristics using predictable techniques for direct posterior composite restorations with bulk fill and layering techniques
• Review of sectional matrix techniques for ideal interproximal contacts
• Hands-on practice of how to effectively restore quadrants with posterior composites
Washington AGD Approved PACE Program Provider #219331 FAGD/MAGD Credit Approval does not imply acceptance by a state or provincial board of dentistry, AGD or WAGD endorsement. Washington AGD PACE Provider (6/1/2018-5/31/2024).