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Selecting the Right Composite for the Anterior Segment
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In this presentation, Dr. Fahl will introduce the necessary concepts for the general practitioner to implement direct composite restorations in the anterior segment. A systematic approach for solving day-to-day challenges will be introduced based on the physical and color properties of current restorative systems. The selection of appropriate materials for distinct areas of the anterior dentition will be discussed and presented within the realm of its clinical significance. Dr. Fahl will include tips and tricks for achieving seamless, long-lasting artistic composite restorations.
Date Added:
1/26/2016
Author(s):
Newton Fahl, DDS, MS
Dr. Newton Fahl Jr. received his DDS degree from Londrina State University, Brazil, in 1987. In 1989 he received the Certificate in Operative Dentistry and Master of Science d...
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Questions & Comments
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Patrick Bohn - (2/16/2016 8:54 AM)
What do you think about the dual layers technique( one enamel and one dentin) with ASTERIA Tokuyama composite?
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Gerald Benjamin - (2/15/2016 1:55 PM)
Newton continues to be the best in the world...It is always a privilege to learn from him.
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Selecting the Right Composite for the Anterior Segment
In this presentation, Dr. Fahl will introduce the necessary concepts for the general practitioner to implement direct composite restorations in the anterior segment. A systematic approach for solving day-to-day challenges will be introduced based on the physical and color properties of current restorative systems. The selection of appropriate materials for distinct areas of the anterior dentition will be discussed and presented within the realm of its clinical significance. Dr. Fahl will include tips and tricks for achieving seamless, long-lasting artistic composite restorations.
Presented By:: |
Newton Fahl, DDS, MS |
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Online Self-Study Course |
CE Hours: |
1 CEU (Continuing Education Unit) |
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