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MBCHB, FACS, FICS, FAIS, FRCS, (ENG, ED, GLASG)
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
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Fellowship in Aesthetic Dentistry (FAD)
FAD ( Fellowship in aesthetic dentistry) is designed for 10 days covering all the topics in aesthetic dentistry so that the dentist can master their clinical skill in aesthetic dentistry and have an upper edge in their dental practices amongst their other colleagues . Delivered by the team of experts who are approved by the university and who are world leaders in their fields .
Highlights:
- Perfectly designed course content for the dentist to master their aesthetic skills and can immediately apply in their practices
- practical treatment planning for all aesthetic as well as complicated cases
- Over the shoulder mentoring by the experts
- One on one discussion
- Live Demonstration
- Hands on training on models
- State of the art Infrastructure
- Advanced Armamentarium and Equipments
- Patients volunteers for clinical training ( for selected procedures )
TOPICs for training and Hands-on are as follows:-
TOPIC 1
DENTAL MATERIAL SCIENCE
- DENTAL MATERIAL SCIENCE
TOPIC 2
BLEACHING
- What is Bleaching?
- Why do we need Bleaching?
- History and Categories of Bleaching
- Types of Bleaching
- Mechanism of Bleaching
- Vital and Non-vital Bleaching
- Problems with Bleaching
- Advantages & Disadvantages of in-office Bleach
- Management of Sensitivity after Bleaching
- Prognosis after Bleaching
- Home applied technique
- Precautions and instructions
TOPIC 3
COMPOSITES RESTORATION
- Introduction to composites
- Conventional
- Microfilled
- Hybrid
- Shade selection and tooth preparation for composites
- Designs for tooth preparation
- Indications and contraindication for composites
- Prevention of shrinkage and discoloration
- C factor
TOPIC 4
BONDING AGENTS
- What are bonding agents?
- The classification of bonding agents based on generations
- How to apply bonding agents clinically
TOPIC 5
DIASTEMA CLOSURE
- Introduction for esthetic procedures
- Isolation
- Shade selection
- Usage of matrix band
- Polishing the restoration to prevent discoloration
TOPIC 6
REPAIR OF ELLIS FRACTURES
- Proper treatment planning
- Shade selection
- Isolation
- Tooth preparation
- Restoration
- Polishing the composite
TOPIC 7
PREPARATION & RESTORATION TECHNIQUES
- Class I, Class II, Class V cavity design for composite
- Sandwich technique in deep cavity cases
- Retention features in cavity
- Prevention from shrinkage (from light and material part)
- Common problem with composites
- Matrix band placement
- Polishing
TOPIC 8
INLAYS & ONLAYS
- Introduction on appropriate treatment
- Cavity preparation for inlay and onlay
- Impression making
- Fixing the restoration
- Chair side inlay & onlay restoration
TOPIC 9
DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT PLANNING FOR AESTHETIC AND COSMETIC CASES
- DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT PLANNING FOR AESTHETIC AND COSMETIC CASES
TOPIC 10
FIXED PARTIAL DENTURE ( crown and bridge )
- Anterior Tooth Preparation (metal free restorations)
- Diagnosis and treatment planning
- Armamentarium required
- Steps in tooth preparation
- Gingival retraction
- Techniques
- Materials
- Demonstration
- Impression in FPD
- Materials
- Techniques
- Putty wash
- Custom tray
- Demonstration
- Temporization in FPD
- Direct method
- Materials
- Demonstration
- Material science
- Discussion on ceramics
- CAD/CAM in dentistry
- Application in our clinics
- Shade selection
- Color science
- Latest advancements
- Cementation in FPD
- Materials
- Procedures
- Posterior Tooth Preparation
- Diagnosis and treatment planning
- Armamentarium required
- Steps in tooth preparation
- Gingival retraction
- Techniques
- Materials
- Demonstration
- Impression in FPD
- Materials
- Techniques
- Putty wash
- Custom tray
- Demonstration
- Temporization in FPD
- Direct method
- Materials
- Demonstration
- Material science
- Discussion on ceramics
- CAD/CAM in dentistry
- Application in our clinics
- Shade selection
- Color science
- Latest advancements
- Cementation in FPD
- Materials
- Procedures
TOPIC 11
DENTAL LAMINATES/ VENEERS
- History and evolution
- Indications/contraindications
- Types
1. Direct and Indirect - Armamentarium
- Design considerations
- Steps in tooth preparation
- Isolation and soft tissue management
- Impression making
- Shade selection
- Temporization
- Trial and luting of restorations
- Precaution and maintenance
TOPIC 12
ADVANCED PORCELAIN LAMINATES
- ADVANCED PORCELAIN LAMINATES
TOPIC 13
SMILE DESIGNING
INTRODUCTION:
GOALS OF SMILE DESIGNING
COMPONENT OF AN AESTHETIC SMILE
The Basic Shape of the Face :
- Square
- Tapering
- Square tapering
- Ovoid
- The lateral profile
1. Straight
2. Convex
3. Concave - Vital elements of smile designing and their role (dental composition)
1. Tooth components
2. Dental midline
3. Incisal lengths
4. Tooth dimensions
5. Zenith points
6. Axial inclinations
7. Interdental contact area (ICA) and point (ICP)
8. Incisal embrasure
9. Sex, personality and age (Dentogenic concept)
10. Symmetry and balance
11. Soft tissue components
12. Gingival health
13. Gingival levels and harmony
14. Interdental embrasure
15. Smile line
16. Golden proportion (Lombardi),
17. Recurring esthetic dental proportions (Ward),
18. M proportions (Methot) and
19. Chu’s esthetic gauges.
20. Soft tissue component of smile design - Gingival health
- Interdental embrasure (cervical embrasure)
TOPIC 14
DIGITAL SMILE DESIGNING ( DSD) and INTRA ORAL SCANNER
- DIGITAL SMILE DESIGNING ( DSD) and INTRA ORAL SCANNER
TOPIC 15
CLINICAL STEPS
- Diagnosis and treatment planning
- Importance of diagnostic waxup
- Anterior deprogramming devices
- Shade selection
- Tooth preparation
- Soft tissue management
- Impression making
- Temporization
- Trial and luting of final restoration.
TOPIC 16
FULL MOUTH REHABILITATION
- Use of Semi-Adjustable Articulators
- Understanding Occlusion for function
- Face-bow records and planning for Full Mouth Rehabilitation
TOPIC 17
TOOTH JEWELLERY
- TOOTH JEWELLERY
TOPIC 18
DISCUSSION ON DENTIST –LAB RELATIONSHIP
- Instruction to the lab
- Brief discussion on how to look out for a good lab
- Assessing the quality of product you get
TOPIC 19
PERIO AESTHETICS & IMPLANT AESTHETICS
- Interdisciplinary approach-Implant Aesthetics, Perio Aesthetics, Ortho Aesthetics
a. Detailed understanding of Basic Periodontal aesthetics
b. Gingivectomy and gingivoplasty
c. Gum depigmentation techniques
TOPIC 20
LASER DENSITY
- Laser physics
1. Laser tissue interactions
2. Safety & protocol
3. Laser energy settings & parameters
4. Application id lasers in different field of dentistry
5. Soft tissue lasers
6. Use of lasers in depigmentation , Frenectomy & Crown lengthening
7. How to incorporate lasers in your practise
8. more uses of lasers
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Aesthetic Medicine is one of the fastest growing sub-specialty and one of the disciplines that will continue thrive with technological innovation. Not only does it promise excellent outlook in terms of advancements in diagnostic, curative modalities and treatments, choosing training in Aesthetic Medicine is intellectually and humanely rewarding and offer amazing career prospects.
The global aesthetic medicine market size is estimated to reach more than 13 Billion USD by 2021. The introduction of technically-advanced systems enabling minimally invasive procedures is identified as the most influential growth driver. Moreover, rise in disposable income has greatly boosted the demand for cosmetic procedures. Factors such as wider awareness regarding the availability of these minimally invasive procedures and their products and affordable costs are leading to a spur in demand globally.
India and China have the largest population pool aged between 30 to 65 years. Rising disposable income coupled with the presence of a very wide working population is generating demand for aesthetic procedures in these countries. Demand for aesthetic care is expected to exponentially increase in the near future.
The real benefit of practicing Aesthetic Medicine is the type of care that practitioners are offering to their patients. These procedures are elective and are performed on patients who do not suffer from life-threatening illnesses. They are usually healthy but aesthetic care will have a very significant and positive impact on their lives.
This, along with the very lucrative business it represents, are the benefits any doctor should expect by expanding his/her own practice or to get an Aesthetic Physician position in a reputed hospital or a polyclinic.
Our programs are ideal for those looking for a fresh start in a new career as well as for physicians or cosmetologists looking to expand their practices.
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