Ivoclar Vivadent Professional Development Course Programme 2016

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Ivoclar Vivadent
Professional Development
Course Programme 2016
Australia & New Zealand
Introduction
Welcome to the Ivoclar Vivadent
Professional Development Course
Programme 2016 - Australia & New Zealand
At Ivoclar Vivadent, our values, strategies, products and services are based on three
success factors: Passion – Vision – Innovation.
In 2016, we have a full programme of local and
International speakers for clinical and technical
courses and workshops in such areas as CAD/
CAM, all-ceramics, composites, implant aesthetics,
removable prosthetics and endodontics.
We understand that there is a multitude of further
education options, so we select our topics and
speakers carefully and believe that we deliver
excellent value for money and cover current, relevant
trends and techniques.
Ivoclar Vivadent offers dentists, dental technicians
and auxiliary staff a programme of high quality
seminars, courses and workshops designed to bring
you up-to-date with the latest trends and innovations
within the dental industry.
Particularly in these economically challenging times,
investing in your own professional knowledge and
skills can pay dividends in the way your business
operates today.
The company operates the International Centre
for Dental Education (ICDE) at our headquarters in
Schaan, Liechtenstein. To make our training more
accessible, we also operate regional training centres
around the world, including Auckland, Sydney,
Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth. These ICDE's offer
lecture rooms, fully equipped dental laboratory and
state of the art audio-visual equipment.
We also use other educational facilities around
Australia and New Zealand to better enable
participation.
Ivoclar Vivadent continues to work closely with the
New Zealand Dental Association (NZDA), Australian
Dental Association (ADA) and the New Zealand
Institute of Dental Technologists (NZIDT), with
courses backed by verifiable Continuing Professional
Development (CPD) hours for participants.
To attend any of the courses in our calendar, select
a date, location and topic to meet your training
and educational requirements, and complete the
registration form on page 55 (for Australia), or page
57 (for New Zealand) of this booklet and return it.
We look forward to seeing you at our events this
year.
Ken McInnes
Managing Director Pacific
Ivoclar Vivadent
NOTE: Every attempt has been made to be as accurate as possible regarding dates, times and pricing for the courses outlined in this programme. However, Ivoclar
Vivadent reserves the right to alter those dates, times and pricing at any time as required to meet actual requirements for hosting the courses. E & OE.
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AUSTRALIA
1300 486 252 www.ivoclarvivadent.com.au
NEW ZEALAND 0508 IVOCLAR www.ivoclarvivadent.co.nz
Contents
Introduction
Contents
Course Calendar
Lecturers
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4-9
10-18
Clinical
Sleep Disordered Breathing and the Dental Team 35
Chris Kelly
Sleep Disordered Breathing – Understanding
The Equipment Needed by the Dental Team Chris Kelly
36
Suction-Effective Mandibular Complete Dentures 37
Dr Jiro Abe, Stephen McGlynn & Arnie Jabour
A Clinician's Guide to Porcelain Veneers Dr Mark Gervais
19
IPS e.max® to the Max Nondas Vlachopoulos & Russell Young
Advanced Chairside CAD/CAM Techiques Anton Martin
20
Technical
Country Cabinet Nicole Cockburn
21
39
Aesthetic Restorations with IPS e.max
– Utilising the NEW Power Range Szabolcs Hant
Anterior Aesthetics with Zenostar MT,
IPS Ivocolor & IPS e.max® Ceram
Dieter Grubel
22
40
An Introduction to Modern CAD/CAM
Materials & Characterisation Jim Ruddy
BPS® & Suction-Effective Mandibular Complete
Dentures Arnie Jabour & Stephen McGlynn
23
Denture Aesthetics Arnie Jabour
24
42
Conservative 3D Canal Preparation
and Disinfection Dr Hani Naoum
Effective Fabrication of Aesthetic Restorations
using IPS e.max® Ceram Kyung Sik Park
25
43
Patient Education & Communication
Revolutionised by Futudent
Patrik Renholm
Introduction to IPS Style® – NEW Metal
Ceramic System Jim Ruddy
26
Introduction to IPS e.max® Ceram Power Jim Ruddy
44
Dental Erosion – Diagnosis and Restorative
Management Dr Andrea Shepperson
45
27
IPS Style® Ceram ONE Basics Series No.1
Yohei Hayashi
IPS Style® Ceram Layering Basic Series No.2 Yohei Hayashi
46
®
Ceramic and Metal Onlays and Inlays Dr Jamie Foong
Mastering the CEREC
Dr Andreas Kurbad
®*
System
Mastering All-ceramics – To Optimise Anterior
Aesthetics & Build-up of Posterior Defects Dr Andreas Kurbad & Dr Michael Dieter
Minimally Invasive Direct Composite Veneers:
How to achieve maximum aesthetics with
minimum tooth damage
Dr Terry Wong
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29
30
IPS e.max® Press & Press Abutment Solutions
Basic Series No.3 Yohei Hayashi
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41
47
IPS Ivocolor Basic Series No.4 Jim Ruddy
48
IPS e.max® Press Multi Basic Series No.5
Deona Grobler-Murray
49
Predictable Aesthetic Excellence with All-Ceramic
Restorations – A New Paradigm for Success
31
Dr David Dunn
Harmony – All-ceramic restorations for anterior
teeth & the completion of a computer-fabricated
posterior crown 50
Shigeo Kataoka
Veneers: A Comprehensive Guide Dr Andrea Shepperson
Successful Immediate Transitional Dentures Arnie Jabour
32
The Freedom MRD – How do we make it and
how does it fit into Oral Appliance Therapy?
Chris Kelly
Clinical / Technical
All Ceramics – a teamwork approach for the
general practitioner and the ceramist
Szabolcs Hant & Dr Tony Rotondo
33
BPS® & Suction-Effective Mandibular Complete
Dentures Arnie Jabour & Stephen McGlynn
34
51
52
Wieland CAD/CAM Workflow & Techniques Bradley Grobler & Doug Stuart
53
Zenostar MT & IPS e.max® Ceram Power Bradley Grobler
54
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Course Calendar 2016
February
Veneers: A Comprehensive Guide
Dr Andrea Shepperson
Materials & Characterisation
Auckland ICDE
Thursday 10 - Friday 11 March
Jim Ruddy
Brisbane ICDE
Friday 19 February
Pg 23
Pg 32
Mastering All-Ceramics – To Optimise Anterior
Aesthetics & Build-up of Posterior Defects
Dr Andreas Kurbad & Dr Michael Dieter
Country Cabinet
Brisbane ICDE
Nicole Cockburn
Friday 11 - Saturday 12 March
Pg 29
Rockhampton
Saturday 20 February
Pg 21
Dr Andreas Kurbad
IPS Style® Ceram ONE
- Basics Series No.1
Melbourne ICDE
Monday 14 March
Yohei Hayashi
Auckland ICDE
Wednesday 24 February
Pg 45
Pg 28
March
Sydney ICDE
Tuesday 15 - Wednesday 16 March
BPS & Suction-Effective Mandibular
Complete Dentures
®
Pg 29
April
Arnie Jabour & Stephen McGlynn
Melbourne ICDE
Tuesday 1 - Wednesday 2 March
Mastering the CEREC® System
Pg 40
An Introduction to Modern CAD/CAM Materials
& Characterisation
Jim Ruddy
Adelaide
Dr Andreas Kurbad
Monday 4 April
Pg 23
Auckland
Thursday 3 March
Pg 28
BPS® & Suction-Effective Mandibular
Complete Dentures
Jim Ruddy
Tuesday 5 April
Perth ICDE
Pg 23
Melbourne ICDE
Thursday 3 March
Pg 34
Patrik Renholm
Dr Andreas Kurbad
Sydney ICDE
Wellington
Friday 4 March
Wednesday 6 April
Pg 26
Pg 28
Aesthetic Restorations with IPS e.max® –
Utilising the NEW Power Range
Szabolcs Hant
Perth ICDE
Wednesday 6 - Thursday 7 April
4
Pg 22
Sleep Disordered Breathing and the Dental
Team
Suction-Effective Mandibular Complete
Dentures
Chris Kelly
Auckland ICDE
Thursday 7 April
May
Pg 35
Dr Jiro Abe & Stephen McGlynn
Sydney ICDE
Sleep Disordered Breathing and the Dental
Team
Pg 37
Dentures
Chris Kelly
Christchurch
Friday 8 April
Monday 2 May
Pg 35
Dr Jiro Abe & Arnie Jabour
Melbourne ICDE
Wednesday 4 May
Country Cabinet
Nicole Cockburn
Wieland CAD/CAM Workflow & Techniques
Sunshine Coast
Sunday 10 April
Pg 37
Pg 21
Bradley Grobler & Doug Stuart
Auckland ICDE
Wednesday 4 May
IPS Style Ceram Layering
- Basic Series No.2
®
Dentures
Yohei Hayashi
Auckland ICDE
Wednesday 13 April
Pg 53
Pg 46
Dr Jiro Abe
Auckland ICDE
Advanced Chairside CAD/CAM Techniques
Anton Martin
Auckland ICDE
Friday 15 April
Pg 20
Brisbane ICDE
Friday 6 - Saturday 7 May
Jim Ruddy
Melbourne ICDE
Pg 23
Pg 30
All Ceramics – A teamwork approach for the
general practitioner and the ceramist
Szabolcs Hant & Tony Rotondo
Brisbane
Jim Ruddy
Sydney ICDE
Wednesday 20 April
Pg 37
Dr Terry Wong
Tuesday 19 April
Friday 6 May
Pg 23
Effective Fabrication of Aesthetic Restorations
using IPS e.max® Ceram
Kyung Sik Park
Pg 33
Dieter Grubel
Melbourne ICDE
Monday 16 May
Pg 39
Sydney ICDE
Thursday 21 - Friday 22 April
Pg 42
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May (continued)
Country Cabinet
Nicole Cockburn
Cairns
Saturday 11 June
Pg 21
Patrik Renholm
Perth ICDE
Wednesday 18 May
Pg 26
Bradley Grobler
Auckland ICDE
Friday 24 June
Dieter Grubel
Pg 54
July
Sydney ICDE
Wednesday 18 May
Zenostar MT & IPS e.max® Ceram Power
Pg 39
IPS e.max® Press & Press Abutment Solutions Basic Series No.3
Yohei Hayashi
Dieter Grubel
Friday 1 July
Auckland ICDE
Pg 47
Perth ICDE
Friday 20 May
Pg 39
Complete Dentures
Ceramic and Metal Onlays and Inlays
Arnie Jabour
Dr Jamie Foong
Auckland ICDE
Brisbane ICDE
Friday 27 May
Tuesday 12 - Wednesday 13 July
The Equipment Needed by the Dental Team
Chris Kelly
Wednesday 13 July
Pg 43
Introduction to IPS e.max® Ceram Power
Jim Ruddy
Brisbane ICDE
BPS® & Suction Effective Mandibular
Complete Dentures
Wednesday 13 July
Arnie Jabour
Brisbane ICDE
Pg 40
Pg 44
Complete Dentures
Auckland ICDE
Complete Dentures
Thursday 14 July
Arnie Jabour
Brisbane ICDE
Thursday 10 June
Jim Ruddy
Pg 36
June
Wednesday 8 - Thursday 9 June
Introduction to IPS Style
– NEW Metal Ceramic System
Brisbane ICDE
Auckland ICDE
Pg 40
Pg 24
Pg 34
Pg 34
Patrik Renholm
Brisbane ICDE
Wednesday 20 July
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Pg 26
A Clinician's Guide to Porcelain Veneers
Dr Mark Gervais
Brisbane ICDE
Wednesday 27 July
Successful Immediate Transitional Dentures
Arnie Jabour
Auckland ICDE
Pg 19
Saturday 27 August
August
September
Management
Conservative 3D Canal Preparation and
Disinfection
Dr Hani Naoum
Auckland ICDE
Friday 5 August
Auckland ICDE
Pg 27
Country Cabinet
Friday 2 September
Pg 25
Nicole Cockburn
Mackay
Saturday 6 August
Pg 51
Pg 21
Dr Terry Wong
Adelaide
Chris Kelly
Auckland ICDE
Friday 12 - Saturday 13 August
Pg 52
Auckland ICDE
Pg 48
Dr Terry Wong
Perth ICDE
Pg 30
Management
Brisbane ICDE
Friday 19 August
Harmony – All-Ceramic restorations for
anterior teeth & the completion of a computerfabricated posterior crown
Shigeo Kataoka
Monday 5 - Tuesday 6 September
Jim Ruddy
Friday 19 - Saturday 20 August
Pg 30
Brisbane ICDE
IPS Ivocolor - Basic Series No.4
Wednesday 17 August
Friday 2 - Saturday 3 September
Pg 27
Pg 50
Harmony – All-Ceramic restorations for
anterior teeth & the completion of a computerfabricated posterior crown
Shigeo Kataoka
Sydney ICDE
Thursday 8 - Friday 9 September
Pg 50
Disinfection
Dr Hani Naoum
Tauranga
Friday 9 September
Pg 25
Christchurch
Denture Aesthetics
Friday 9 September
Arnie Jabour
Pg 32
Auckland ICDE
Friday 26 August
Pg 41
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September (continued)
October
Complete Dentures
Complete Dentures
Perth ICDE
Tuesday 13 - Wednesday 14 September
Sydney ICDE
Pg 40
Tuesday 11 - Wednesday 12 October
Complete Dentures
Complete Dentures
Perth ICDE
Thursday 15 September
Sydney ICDE
Pg 34
Thursday 13 October
Disinfection
Dr Hani Naoum
Patrik Renholm
Christchurch
Friday 16 September
Wednesday 19 October
Dr David Dunn
Friday 21 October
Sydney ICDE
Pg 31
IPS e.max® Press Multi - Basic Series No.5
Pg 49
Pg 26
Dr Jamie Foong
Brisbane ICDE
Pg 24
IPS e.max® to the Max
Nondas Vlachopoulos & Russell Young
Melbourne ICDE
Friday 28 - Saturday 29 October
Auckland ICDE
Friday 23 September
Pg 34
Melbourne ICDE
Pg 25
Predictable Aesthetic Excellence with AllCeramic Restorations – A New Paradigm for
Success
Friday 16 September
Pg 40
Pg 38
Dr Terry Wong
Sydney ICDE
Friday 28 - Saturday 29 October
Pg 30
IPS e.max® to the Max
Sydney ICDE
Monday 31 October - Tuesday 1 November
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Pg 38
November
Country Cabinet
Nicole Cockburn
Brisbane
Saturday 12 November
Pg 21
Patrik Renholm
Sydney ICDE
Wednesday 16 November
Pg 26
Auckland ICDE
Thursday 17 - Friday 18 November
Pg 32
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International Lecturers
Dr Jiro Abe — Japan
DDS, Ph.D.
Dr Jiro Abe graduated from Tokyo Dental College in 1981. He developed the suction mechanism of
mandibular complete dentures in 1999 and published ”Successful Mandibular Complete Denture
Suction for Everyone”. He was the director of the Academy of Clinical Dentistry from 1999 to 2005
and its consultant from 2005 to 2009. He founded the Japan Denture Association and has been its
chairman since 2006. He is the lecturer of the Japan Dental Association as well as a professor at the
Tohoku University Graduate School of Dentistry since 2008 and at Kanagawa Dental College since
2012.
Dr Abe has also held many distinguished positions over the years and published the book
”Mandibular Suction-Effective Denture and BPS – A Complete Guide: 4 Steps from Start to Finish”.
Course reference page 37
Dr Michael Dieter — Liechtenstein
DDS, Head of Professional Services at Ivoclar Vivadent, Schaan, Liechtenstein
Dr Michael Dieter is a dentist from Germany. He studied at the Centre of Oral and Dental Medicine,
University of Tubingen, Germany.
Dr Dieter practices private dentistry in Switzerland, making use of the latest CAD/CAM technology,
while also being Head of the Professional Services Department for Ivoclar Vivadent.
Dieter Grübel — Liechtenstein
Technical Trainer (ICDE)
Dieter Grübel is a technical trainer in the Ivoclar Vivadent ICDE at Schaan, Liechtenstein.
He is an internationally renowned speaker, published author and authority on the fixed
prosthetic systems, IPS e.max®, IPS InLine® & IPS d.SIGN®.
With over 20 years professional experience in the areas of metal-ceramic, metal-free ceramic
systems, composites, including knowledge of the Galvano technique, model casting and
combination denture process.
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Shigeo Kataoka — Japan
Internationally acclaimed Ceramic Specialist
Shigeo Kataoka is an internationally acclaimed ceramic specialist, teacher and lecturer. He started
at Osaka Dental Studio Co Ltd in 1969. He attended Yukioka Medical Technology School, which he
completed successfully in 1972.
He taught at the Apex Company for three years, starting in 1980. In 1984, he established the
Osaka Ceramic Training Centre. Then, in 1989, he founded the private laboratory Kataoka Ceramic
Ltd and in 1993 the Osseo Integration Implant Laboratory.
In addition, Shigeo has written various technical articles on dental ceramics and implants. His first
technical book “Nature’s morphology” was published in 1993. In 2006, his second technical book
“Harmony” appeared in Japanese language.
Dr Andreas Kurbad — Germany
BDS, Cosmetic Dentistry & Implantology Specialist
Dr Andreas Kurbad graduated from the University of Jena and Erfurt, Germany, in 1983 and
commenced as a scientific co-worker at the department of Restorative Dentistry at the University of
Erfurt. In 1987, he obtained his degree in dental medicine (Dr. med. dent.) and has been in private
practice in Viersen, Germany since 1990. As a CEREC user since 1994, Dr Kurbad is a founding
member of the ‘CEREC Masters Club’.
Dr Kurbad actively participates in lecturing and producing publications relating to restorative
dentistry, adhesive technique, all-ceramics, computerised dentistry and implantology. He has
facilitated numerous clinics on all-ceramics and computerised dentistry since 1996 and is a
returning lecturer at the ‘Karl-Häupl-Institute’ in Düsseldorf for over a decade.
Dr Kurbad has produced over 100 publications relating to All-Ceramics, computerised dentistry,
implantology and epidemiology. He is also the Co-Publisher of the Quintessence book ‘CAD/CAM
and All-Ceramics’. He is a respected member of several editorial boards: the International Journal
of Computerized Dentistry: the German Quintessence Journal of Dental Technology: and the
International Digital Dental News Journal.
Course reference pages 28, 29
Kyung Sik Park — Korea
Certified Dental Technician
Kyung Sik Park is a certified dental technician in Korea, where he completed his Dental Technician
Training from 1987 – 1992. He then went on to complete Dental Technician Training at ‘Goldman
Dental Labour’ in Germany from 1993-1994.
In 1998, Kyung joined Ivoclar Vivadent as a certified instructor for Korea. One of Mr Parks lectures
in 2008 included ‘Asia meets Europe’ in Liechtenstein. He has also served as the President of
Natural Line Laboratory and Director of Natural Line Clinical Research.
In 2006, Kyung published an article in Dental Labour ‘Empress Aesthetic System’ followed by
another article published in 2008 in Dental Dialogue ‘Superstructure for single tooth implants’.
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Patrik Renholm — Finland
Futudent Sales Director
Patrik Renholm heads the sales in the Asia Pacific and Middle East area for Novocam Medical
Innovations Ltd, or Futudent as it is known. Futudent specialises in dental communication,
documentation and patient education.
Patrik is a technical sales and training expert with many years of experience on the multicultural
scene. He can provide you with in-depth knowledge on how an efficient communication can be
established in clinics, all integrated with the current practice management software, with the
means of using point-of-view footage and/or recordings.
Nondas Vlachopoulos — Greece
BSc (Hons), Aesthetic All-Ceramic and Implant Restorations Specialist
Nondas Vlachopoulos was born in Toronto, Canada. After moving to Greece, he graduated from a school
of dental technology in 1985. He then acquired a BSc Hons from the School of Dental Technology of the
Technological Educational Institution of Athens (1989). In 1990, he established his own dental laboratory
“AestheticLab” in Athens. He has been the opinion leader in Greece for Noritake dental products since
2001, while “AestheticLab” has been the company’s pilot lab. Nondas specialises in aesthetic all-ceramic
and implant restorations and collaborates with the Dental School of the National and Kapodistrian
University of Athens and its postgraduate programmes of Dental Prosthodontics and Dental Surgery.
Nondas has organised many seminars in Greece, USA and Europe. He has participated with presentations
in congress and has also published articles in Greek and foreign Dental Technology journals. He is a
member of the Hellenic Dental Technology Praxis and Pan-Hellenic Federation of Dental Laboratories.
Australian Lecturers
Nicole Cockburn — Australia
BDH, Oral Health Therapist
Nicole Cockburn is an Oral Health Therapist who works in private practice in Brisbane and is actively
involved in research at the University of Queensland. Nicole's areas of interest include public health,
oral health prevention and promotion. She is currently involved in research into hyperpalatable
beverages (sweet drinks) consumption and a number of research projects investigating the oral
health of groups with special needs; including the elderly and people living with MS.
Since graduating with a bachelor of Oral Health at the University of Queensland, Nicole has been
actively involved in the community. Nicole is currently the vice-president of the Australian Dental
and Oral Health Therapists Association (ADOHTA) Queensland branch. She also enjoys volunteering
for the National Dental Foundation who help vulnerable community members and visiting local
schools to deliver oral health information to students.
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Dr David Dunn — Australia
BDS (Hons) USYD; FRACDS; Pierre Fauchard Academy
Dr David Dunn is committed to providing you with the highest standard of treatment and believes
passionately in continuing education and excellence throughout all aspects of his dentistry.
After graduating in 1981 from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery with
Honours, he has practiced the latest techniques in dentistry over the past 30 years, and frequently
lectures both in Australia and overseas.
Dr Dunn was instrumental in the establishment of both the Osseointegration Society of New South
Wales, being chairman of the inaugural committee, and later The Australasian Osseointegration
Society. He has been a Senior Clinical Associate at the University of Sydney, Faculty of Dentistry
and has also been a Faculty member for the teaching of the "Diploma in Implant Dentistry,"
University of Sydney.
Dr Dunn has lectured both nationally and internationally, including at The Royal Australasian
College of Dental Surgeons 2000 Congress, The Australian Dental Association Congress, the
Asian Pacific Dental Congress, New Zealand Dental Association Congress, Nobel Biocare World
Conferences and numerous local programs. He also conducts mentor training programs to educate
and improve the skills of dentists who are involved in dental implant therapy. Dr Dunn is a member
of the international teaching faculty for the gIDE/ULCA Master Programme in Implant Dentistry.
Dr Jamie Foong — Australia
DDS, Prosthodontist
Dr Jamie Foong is a specialist Prosthodontist who works in private practice. He travelled to the
University of Melbourne to complete his undergraduate dental degree and later returned to
complete a specialist degree in Prosthodontics. Jamie has worked in specialist private practice
in Melbourne CBD and has also established a private practice in Brisbane and the Gold Coast,
Australia.
Jamie has a keen interest in implant technology and ceramics. As part of his thesis for his doctorate,
he investigated the mechanical properties of zirconia and titanium implant abutments. Jamie is
involved in teaching at several Australian dental schools as a visiting lecturer and clinical supervisor.
Jamie is a member of the ITI, the Australian Dental Association, the Australian Prosthodontic Society
and the Academy of Australian and New Zealand Prosthodontists.
Dr Mark Gervais — Australia
BDSc (Qld), GradDipClinDent, DCD (Melb), FICD
Dr Mark Gervais is a prosthodontist in private practice in Southport. He graduated with a Bachelor
of Dental Science from the University of Queensland in 1990 and completed his Doctorate of
Clinical Dentistry at the University of Melbourne in 2006. Mark has lectured in prosthodontics
at three universities and is a clinical demonstrator and lecturer at the University of Queensland’s
School of Dentistry. He was the Director of Oral Health of the West Moreton Oral Health Unit
for five years from 1998. Mark is a past-president of the Queensland branch of the Australian
Prosthodontic Society and an active member of the Academy of Australian and New Zealand
Prosthodontists.
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Szabolcs Hant — Australia
Master Dental Technician, Ivoclar Vivadent Opinion Leader
Szabolcs Hant is a well-experienced dental ceramist and photographer.
He started his study in 1993 in Hungary, where he was lucky to meet and learn from great masters
around Europe. Some well-known names from the courses he’s visited: Klaus Mütherties, Oliver
Brix, Aki Yoshida, Robert Zubak.
In 2004, Szabolcs became a Hungarian Master Dental Technician, and in 2006 he established
his own laboratory where he improved his ceramic skills and developed his dental photography
knowledge. In Hungary, he was fortunate to work with talented dentists like Prof. Dr. Paul
Gerloczy, Dr. Attila Bodrogi, Dr Janos Grosz and Dr. Ferenc Bartha.
In 2010, he moved to Perth, Australia with his family and started an exciting new life. Not long
after he met Dr Tony Rotondo, Prosthodontist from Brisbane, and together they developed a highly
successful photo communication protocol. Ivoclar Vivadent invited him to become the Hungarian
opinion leader.
In recent years, Szabolcs has given lectures and hands-on courses on ceramic and dental
photography topics and developed useful devices for dental photography.
Arnie Jabour — Australia
Ivoclar Vivadent National Product Specialist Removable Prosthetist, Licensed BPS
Laboratory & Owner, Certified BPS Instructor and Certified SEMCD Clinical Instructor
Arnie Jabour has over 40 years’ experience in the dental industry, starting in the Royal Australian
Navy as a dental assistant. He went on to manage dental clinics and the dental training school
for the Royal Australian Navy. In 2007, he Graduated from TAFE NSW as a dental prosthetist and
continues to practice privately.
Since joining Ivoclar Vivadent in 2001, Arnie has grown to love the prosthetic side of the
business and derives a great deal of satisfaction from his job as the National Product Specialist in
Removable Prosthetics. Working with Ivoclar Vivadent visiting clients and seeing them grow in their
understanding of the benefits of quality removable and implant prosthetics is one of his passions.
As Ivoclar Vivadent’s Product Specialist, he has introduced SEMCD Suction-Effective Mandibular
Complete Dentures into Australia, where it has become one of the most important developments in
retention and stability of lower dentures.
Course reference pages 34, 37, 40, 41, 51
Stephen McGlynn — Australia
Dental Prosthetist
Stephen McGlynn is a registered Dental Prosthetist in practice for over 25 years. He is a certified BPS
Laboratory owner and BPS Instructor, lecturing in Australia, New Zealand, India and Europe.
Stephen has memberships with the ADPA, OHPA, ITI and AOS. Previously a member of the Dental
Technicians Registration Board, he now represents the industry as a member of the NSW Dental
Council and chairperson of the Dental Technicians Education Accounts Committee.
With TAFE NSW, Stephen was instrumental in implementing and teaching the course “Implant
Retained Overdentures”. Stephen has a passion for education, both on a personal level, as well as
encouraging and developing further learning for other dental professionals within the industry.
Course reference pages 34, 37, 40
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Tony Rotondo — Australia
Prosthodontist
Tony Rotondo graduated as a dentist in 1984 from the University of Queensland and completed specialty
training in Prosthodontics in 1996 at the University of California, Los Angeles.
Tony is a registered prosthodontist and practices in Brisbane. Tony has a specific interest in aesthetic
dentistry, reconstructive dentistry and implant dentistry. Over many years, he has developed a reputation
within the dental industry as someone who practices at the very highest level. He has taught both
undergraduate and postgraduate dentists at the University of Queensland and the University of Sydney.
Tony has been the president of the Australian Society of Aesthetic Dentistry (Qld Branch), secretary of
ANZAP (Australian and New Zealand Academy of Prosthodontists) and instrumental in the establishment
of Australasian Osseointergration Society (Qld Branch) and itrs inaugural secretary. He is a member of
numerous other professional associations.
Tony prolifically presents continuing educational programmes teaching dentists both nationally and
internationally and is regarded as one of Australia's best dental educators.
Jim Ruddy — Australia
National Technical Specialist for Ivoclar Vivadent – Australia
Jim Ruddy has over 25 years’ experience in the field of dental ceramics; both lecturing and
teaching across Australia, New Zealand and Europe.
Jim was a trainer for three years in Germany and as part of his ongoing professional development
he is certified every six months through the Ivoclar Vivadent ‘Train The Trainer’ (TTT) programme in
Schaan, Liechtenstein.
Jim works very closely with ceramists and consults with some of Australia’s leading practitioners
regarding materials and techniques.
Course reference pages 23, 43, 44, 48
Chris Kelly — Australia
Founder Orthoplant Dental Laboratory
Chris Kelly graduated from TAFE in 1985. ODL, (Orthoplant Dental Laboratory) was founded
by Christopher in 1989. Orthodontic appliance construction and theory was always a passion
for Chris and, with over 26 years’ experience with removable orthodontic appliances, Chris has
provided thoughtful discussion on the right kind of appliances for his (dentist) clients' patients.
Chris became a Dental Prosthetist in 1998 and since then as such he regularly assists his clientsboth dentists and patients with various kinds of cases. Full dentures, partial dentures and implantretained dentures are services Chris enjoys offering to patients.
Sleep medicine and oral appliances have become an area of great interest and passion for Chris,
and ODL Sleep Services was formed to represent that passion since 2006. For the last 9 years,
Chris has been offering oral appliance services as a lab to dentists. More recently ODL Sleep
Services has been able to offer clinical support services to dental clinics and direct support to
patients that require CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) therapy for Obstructive Sleep
Apnoea (OSA).
Chris has participated in presentations on the subject of OSA and Sleep medicine from a dental
perspective as well as from a durable medical equipment provider (DME provider) point of
view. Chris has delivered presentations to small groups of dentists, and groups of clinical dental
technicians in New Zealand, as well as dental prosthetists in Australia over the last couple of years.
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Doug Stuart — Australia
Ivoclar Vivadent Technical National Specialist – Wieland CAD/CAM
Doug Stuart has over 25 years' experience in the dental industry, first working as a Crown and
Bridge Dental Technician in the UK and Australia.
Doug joined Ivoclar Vivadent in 2002 and has enjoyed working on the Laboratory side of the
business, starting out in sales and then since the acquisition of Wieland in 2013, moved into the
Wieland CAD/CAM specialist role.
As part of Doug’s professional development and certification as a Zenotec Technical Advisor, he
attends the Wieland Zenotec Advanced Academy in Pforzheim, Germany.
Doug is responsible for the installation, training and support of the Wieland CAD/CAM system
which includes basic to advanced 3Shape CAD training.
Dr Terry Wong — Australia
BSc (Hons) Melb, BDS Melb
Dr Terry Wong lectures internationally on the topic of composite resin restorations.
Presently, Dr Wong lectures at Melbourne University on the topic of Aesthetic Dentistry
and conducts hands-on programmes about free-handed delivery of composite restorations.
He attended the Las Vegas Institute and studied occlusion at the Kois Centre in Seattle. He has
personally been instructed by Dr Newton Fahl of the Fahl School of Art and Science in Aesthetic
Dentistry in Brazil. Dr Wong obtained his degree at Melbourne University in 1987 and maintains a
general practice in Melbourne, with emphasis on restorative dentistry.
Russell Young — Australia
Adv. Dip. D.P. (RMIT)
Russell Young is a qualified Dental Prosthetist (Chairside Dental Technician). He combines clinical
knowledge and artistry with his vast experience as a Master Dental Ceramist. His main areas of
interest and passion are clinical and laboratory coordination and communication with Dental
Professionals, Digital Smile Design, Implant Design and Aesthetics, All-on-4 treatment options and
developed the All-on-4 Lab Team in Australia for Australian Dental Professionals.
Russell also collaborates with DSD founders- Dr Christian Coachman & Livio Yoshinaga - as an
integral member of the DSD Scientific International Group as their All-on-4 /DSD Master. In 2013
www.dsdonline.com.au was launched to provide a Global Digital Smile Design Online Service
to the Dental Professionals in creating 2-D DSD simulations for their patients and more recently
established the DSD Lab in Australia.
Russell has lectured in Australia on DSD for many Ivoclar Vivadent Symposiums in the past and
more recently has been invited by leading dental professionals and companies in Australia,
USA and Asia to lecture on Digital Smile Design/All-on-4. Russell is a member of ADPA and a
registered Prosthetist of the Dental Board of Australia. Russell is co-founder of Omega Ceramics
Dental Laboratory www.omegaceramics.com.au along with Thomas B. Friedman, which today is
considered one of the leading Dental Laboratories in Australia.
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New Zealand Lecturers
Dr Andrea Shepperson — New Zealand
BDS
Dr Andrea Shepperson is an experienced dentist and educator of 30 years, practicing in Auckland,
New Zealand, where she leads a team of 10 in her city practice.
She is a Digital Smile Design Master and Instructor, a Graduate and Mentor at the Kois Center in
Seattle and past Chairman and Director of the NZ Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry. Her skills include
all aspects of cosmetic dentistry, reconstructive dentistry, occlusion and implants in the smile zone.
She has a particular interest in worn dentition and erosion. Her lectures incorporate synopses of
current dental research and practical strategies for team application of science in an efficient,
productive model.
Dr Shepperson has been involved in dental education for many years and has had international
speaking roles with Ivoclar Vivadent Ltd, NobelBiocare and the American Academy of Cosmetic
Dentistry. She is a Member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry and is a Director of
Lumino the Dentists.
Anton Martin — New Zealand
NHD (Tech Natal), MTO4 (UNISA) – CEREC Specialist with Sirona Dental
Anton Martin has extensive experience working in full service laboratories covering C&B, Full/
Partial Prosthetics and Orthodontics. He spent 5 years managing his own laboratory in the UK,
servicing 16 practices. He introduced Invisalign into the UK market with great success. After selling
his laboratory to a large dental group there, he returned to South Africa to progress his career. He
completed a Finance Management course at the Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences
through Unisa.
In 2009 he came to New Zealand where he embarked on a sales and support role as Technical
Product Specialist with Ivoclar Vivadent. He strives to promote aesthetics with function which brings
him to his current position as CEREC Specialist with Sirona Dental bringing CAD/CAM innovation to
New Zealand.
Bradley Grobler — New Zealand
BTech: Dental Technology
Bradley Grobler graduated in South Africa with a Bachelor degree in Dental Technology in 1997.
He worked in England as a ceramist on Harley Street, London, fine tuning his ceramics skills on the
highest quality aesthetic cases. After immigrating to New Zealand in 2000, he expanded his range
of interests to include complex metal and all-ceramic techniques, implant substructure design as
well as ground-breaking hybrid structure solutions. He opened Inspired Dental Ceramics in late
2004, and is now co-director of Oral Dynamics ceramic laboratory.
Over the past fifteen years, he has implemented various in-house CAD/CAM systems. He was the
first to own a Wieland Select Hybrid milling unit in New Zealand and has pioneered new techniques
with both wet-grinding and dry-milling. Brad is a sustaining member of the American Academy
of Cosmetic Dentistry (AACD) and served for a number of years as executive member of the New
Zealand Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (NZACD). He is also a graduate of the Kois Centre in
Seattle where he has lectured on various occasions.
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New Zealand Lecturers
Deona Grobler-Murray — New Zealand
BTech: Dental Technology
Technical Educator & Advisor and Product Manager Fixed Prosthetics with Ivoclar Vivadent
Deona Grobler-Murray graduated with a Bachelor of Dental Technology in South Africa in 1997.
After honing her skills in the UK and then finally settling in New Zealand, she has gained valuable
experience and continually strives to stay on top of developments in the C&B and Ceramic industry.
Starting as the Technical Manager for Ivoclar Vivadent 11 years ago, she now runs the Technical
Education programme and is the Technical Advisor and Product Manager for the Fixed Prosthetics
sector. Deona receives regular training from Ivoclar Vivadent head office in Liechtenstein and
Amherst, USA to maintain her qualification as Technical Trainer for New Zealand and enable
advanced instruction on the latest materials and techniques. She also facilitates training courses at
the University of Otago Dental School.
Dr Hani Naoum — New Zealand
BDS, MDS
Dr Hani Naoum graduated with Bachelor of Dental Surgery from the University of Baghdad
in 1994. After several years of general dental practice in New Zealand and internationally, he
completed a Master of Dental Surgery in Endodontics from the University of Otago in 2001.
Dr Naoum enjoys all aspects of Endodontics and has a special interest in biomechanical cleaning
and shaping of the root canal space, as well as treating dental trauma and tooth resorption.
Dr Naoum has lectured both nationally and internationally and authored various scientific research
and review papers. Dr Naoum is a committee member of the NZ Society of Endodontics, Auckland
and New Zealand Dental Associations, American Association of Endodontists, International
Association of Dental Traumatology, Australia and New Zealand Academy of Endodontists, and
Australasian Society of Implant Dentistry.
Yohei Hayashi — New Zealand
RDT (Japan), Certified Ivoclar Vivadent Trainer Technical C&B
Yohei Hayashi grew up in Japan. At 18, he moved to the USA to study photography at the
University of Toledo, then returned to Japan 4 years later and subsequently graduated from
Tokai College of Dental Technology in 2005. After working for a dental laboratory in Nagoya,
specialising in C&B, Yohei entered Osaka Ceramic Training Centre in 2007, studying with Shigeo
Kataoka. Yohei joined Ivoclar Vivadent Japan in 2008, and worked there as the Technical Advisor
for 6 years. He acquired Trainer Technical C&B certification from Liechtenstein in 2010 and
provided specialist training with IPS e.max and other C&B materials throughout Japan.
Yohei and his family immigrated to New Zealand and joined Ivoclar Vivadent New Zealand in
January 2015. He continues to receive training from Ivoclar Vivadent head office Liechtenstein and
Amherst USA, to enable advanced instruction to New Zealand laboratories.
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Clinical
AUSTRALIA
A Clinician's Guide to Porcelain Veneers
Evening Lecture
Dr Mark Gervais
Course Description
With good technique and patient selection, indirect
veneers can deliver a conservative and robust
solution to a variety of tooth aesthetic problems.
Participants will receive up-to-date information
combined with hands-on tooth preparation and
cementation instruction using the latest materials
and techniques.
6:30pm - 9:30pm
Cost: A$395.00+GST
3 CPD
Early Bird A$355.50+GST*
CodeDate
Location
C-MGBJUL16
Brisbane ICDE
Wed 27 July
Learning Objectives
• Update on ceramic materials and their clinical
applications
• Update on luting agents and bonding to tooth
structure
• Learn about patient selection and the planning
process behind successful porcelain veneers
• Learn about preparing teeth for porcelain
veneers (hands-on component)
• Learn about bonding porcelain veneers to
prepared teeth (hands-on component)
Who should attend
This is an ideal introductory course for recent
graduates and dentists wanting to work with
conservative, all-ceramic restorations.
What to bring
Participants are required to bring safety glasses and
magnification loupes.
* Early Bird closes 30 days prior to course date.
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Clinical
NEW ZEALAND
Advanced Chairside CAD/CAM
Techniques
1-day Lecture & Hands-on
Anton Martin
Course Description
The potential and versatility of the entire Ivoclar
Vivadent CAD/CAM block solutions will be explored
including: IPS Empress® CAD, IPS e.max® CAD,
IPS e.max® CAD-on and Telio® CAD.
Never before have there been so many options
available to enhance aesthetic CAD/CAM dentistry
successfully.
9:00am - 4:00pm
Cost: NZ$295.00+GST
6 CPD
Early Bird NZ$265.50+GST*
CodeDate
Location
AM1504
Auckland ICDE
Fri 15 Apr
Syllabus
• Block selection and indications
• Optical properties of the varying translucencies
explored
• Simple predictable techniques for polishing and
glazing IPS Empress® CAD restorations
• IPS e.max® CAD bridge applications, indications
and processing
• IPS e.max® CAD-on - overview
• Fabricate a Hybrid Abutment and an all-in-one
Hybrid Abutment crown using IPS e.max® LS2
• Telio® CAD - overview
• Processing using the Programat® furnace range
Learning Objectives
• Natural surface texture
• Block selection and materials required to
complete restorations
• Understanding light absorption, reflection and
underlying colour transfer
• The art and science in staining full contour allceramics (Hands-on component)
• Introduction to Abutment Solutions
• Introduction to the IPS e.max® CAD-on technique
• Clinical recommendations
• Scientific and clinical data to verify material
choice
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Who should attend
Dentists who would like to become familiar with
the fabrication requirements and techniques to
successfully design, make and finish the different
types of CAD/CAM manufactured restorations
using their chairside CAD/CAM units. This course
offers a superb opportunity to understand the new
techniques in an environment that encourages highend professional development.
What to bring
Participants are required to bring their loupes to the
workshop.
Clinical
AUSTRALIA
Country Cabinet
Afternoon Lecture & Hands-on
Nicole Cockburn
Course Description
An update on composites will be presented,
followed by a general ADOHTA Queensland
meeting.
Learning Objectives
Scientific lecture: Update oral health practitioners
on the fundamental concepts and applications of
modern composites.
ADOHTA meeting: Observing and participating in
ADOHTAs meeting will update members on the
current advocacy ADOHTA is engaging in and open
the floor for discussion of future directions for
ADOHTA Queensland.
Who should attend
ADOHTA and DHAA members.
12:00pm - 4:00pm
2.5 CPD
Cost: FREE for ADOHTA members
CodeDate
Location
C-NCRFEB16
Sat 20 Feb
Rockhampton
C-NCSCAPR16
Sun 10 Apr
Sunshine Coast
C-NCCJUN16
Sat 11 Jun
Cairns
C-NCMAUG16
Sat 6 Aug
Mackay
C-NCBNOV16
Sat 12 Nov
Brisbane
To register for this event please visit the links below
and use password "ADOHTAQLD". Hurry – places
are limited!
Rockhampton
http://bit.ly/CountryCabinetRockhampton
Sunshine Coast
http://bit.ly/CountryCabinetSunshineCoast
Cairns
http://bit.ly/CountryCabinetCairns
Mackay
http://bit.ly/CountryCabinetMackay
Brisbane
http://bit.ly/CountryCabinetBrisbane
This event is proudly sponsored by Ivoclar Vivadent
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Clinical
AUSTRALIA
Aesthetic Restorations with IPS e.max®
– Utilising the NEW Power Range
Szabolcs Hant
Course Description
Single restorations have always been the biggest
challenge for the dental team.
In the last 10 years, we have had great results with
the IPS e.max system, but Ivoclar Vivadent recently
introduced a new powder range that makes our job
even easier.
Previously in certain situations, like a layered cut
back restoration, we had to mix different powders to
achieve a bright result. Now we can use the Power
powders to achieve a naturally bright restoration.
On this course, Szabolcs will show you his full
protocol for layering a single restoration, including:
photography, shade analysis, shade map, layering
according to the shade map, morphology, surface
texture and hand-polishing.
Szabolcs will also show you his advanced layering
for single restorations using a photograph of a real
case. The diagram of the layering will be included
in the course booklet, along with other useful
information.
Learning Objectives
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•
•
•
•
•
•
Guidance for successful single restorations
Use of Power Dentins and Incisals
Shade Photography
Shade Analysis
Surface Texture
Morphology
Polishing
What to bring
Participants are required to bring their working
instruments (ceramic brushes), rotary grinding
instruments and loupes to the workshop.
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8:30am - 5:00pm
Cost: A$995.00+GST
CodeDate
Location
C-SHPAPR16
Perth ICDE
Wed 6 - Thu 7 Apr
Clinical
AUSTRALIA
Afternoon Lecture
Jim Ruddy
Course Description
CAD/CAM is one of the fastest-growing sectors
within the dental profession. The potential and
versatility of the entire Ivoclar Vivadent CAD/
CAM block solutions will be explored, including
IPS Empress® CAD and IPS e.max® CAD. Never
before have there been so many options available
to enhance the chair-side aesthetics of CAD/CAM
dentistry successfully.
1:00pm - 4:00pm
Cost: A$195.00+GST
3 CPD
CodeDate
Location
T-JRBFEB16
Fri 19 Feb
Brisbane ICDE
T-JRAAPR16
Mon 4 Apr
Adelaide
This lecture aims to provide the participants with a
systematic and coordinated approach to successfully
provide high aesthetic solutions chair-side.
T-JRPAPR16
Tue 5 Apr
Perth ICDE
T-JRMAPR16
Tue 19 Apr
Melbourne ICDE
Any updates on new IPS e.max® materials and
techniques will be included.
T-JRSAPR16
Wed 20 Apr
Sydney ICDE
Learning Objectives
• Understand correct applications and use of
various CAD/CAM materials
• Provide an overview of IPS e.max® CAD using
a formula which can be adapted to suit the
aesthetics required for each case
• Understand the difference between low-strength
and high-strength all-ceramic chair-side options
• Learn how to select the appropriate cementation
method
Who should attend
Dentists and auxiliary staff interested in CAD/CAM
restorations.
What to bring
workshop.
Empress
IPS
®
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Clinical
AUSTRALIA
Dr Jamie Foong
Course Description
This course is designed to provide you with the
theory and basic practical skills to create treatment
plans and incorporate ceramic onlays and inlays into
your practice.
Course Outline
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•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Indications for onlays/inlays
Currently available ceramic systems
Different manufacturing/fabrication techniques
Handling and limitations of ceramics
Diagnostics and preparation guidelines
Shade taking and aesthetics
Bonding to tooth structure
Temporisation
Try-in, cementation and finishing
Complications
8:30am - 5:00pm
Cost: A$595.00+GST
CodeDate
Location
C-JFBMAY16
Fri 27 May
Brisbane ICDE
C-JFBOCT16 Fri 21 Oct
Brisbane ICDE
Before
Who should attend
Dentists seeking to increase their knowledge and
skill in the area of onlays, inlays and the latest
ceramics.
After
What to bring
workshop.
Before
After
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7 CPD
Clinical
NEW ZEALAND
Conservative 3D Canal
Preparation and Disinfection
Dr Hani Naoum
Course Description
The root canal system is highly complex, making
adequate cleaning during root canal treatment
challenging. Most files create round preparations,
limiting their potential to scrape the walls of oval
shaped canals, fins, communications and isthmuses.
Several studies using micro CT technologies
demonstrated that round files touch only a small
portion of the canal walls. Because of these
limitations, many adjunctive techniques have
been used to compensate for these shortcomings,
including; higher concentrations of NaOCl and
EDTA, sonic or ultrasonic activation of the irrigants,
or using laser technology.
8:30am - 4:30pm
Cost: NZ$595.00+GST
6 CPD
CodeDate
Location
HN0209
Fri 2 Sep
Auckland ICDE
HN0909
Fri 9 Sep
Tauranga
HN1609
Fri 16 Sep
Christchurch
Recent developments in file design utilising the
NiTi alloy characteristics has allowed us to produce
cleaner canals and preserve the tooth structure. The
new micro computed tomographic studies have
shown significant effectiveness with the newer files
design.
Learning Objectives
At conclusion, participants should be able to:
• Understand the biological requirements for
successful root canal treatment
• Determine the appropriate working length for
canal cleaning
• Understand the role of mechanical
instrumentation in controlling intracanal
infection and facilitate the effects of the
irrigation solutions
• Understand the technological challenges and
possibilities in endodontic instruments to
predictably remove intracanal infection
• Present the physical and clinical characteristics of
the new XP-endo files
• Demonstrate the clinical use of these files
Who should attend
Dentists with an interest in endodontic techniques.
What to bring
Participants are required to bring their personal
loupes and extracted teeth with access opening.
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Clinical
AUSTRALIA
Webinar & Live Q&A Session
Patrik Renholm
Course Description
Futudent was designed to make video practical
for daily use with every patient. The Futudent
camera and cloud service enhance communication
between dentists, patients and treatment teams, as
well as between dental tutors, students and other
colleagues.
Next-generation tools simplify communication in
dentistry and bring dental service to new levels.
Futudent leads the transformation process with its
safe and easy-to-use dental image and video-sharing
technology by allowing the operator to save and
share images and videos via the software’s cloud
capability.
Learn how to integrate these tools into everyday
practice as well as in communication with your
patients and external stakeholders.
Who should attend
This Webinar Session is suitable for dentists looking
to improve patients' confidence by providing
extensive visual documentation of the whole
treatment.
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6:30pm - 9:30pm
Cost: A$95.00+GST
2.5 CPD**
** Non-scientific
CodeDate
Location
C-PRSAPR16
Wed 6 Apr
Sydney ICDE
C-PRPMAY16
Wed 18 May
Perth ICDE
C-PRBJUL16
Wed 20 July
Brisbane ICDE
C-PRMOCT16
Wed 19 Oct
Melbourne ICDE
C-PRSNOV16
Wed 16 Nov
Sydney ICDE
Clinical
AUSTRALIA / NEW ZEALAND
Dental Erosion – Diagnosis and
Restorative Management
1-day Lecture
Course Description
Enamel loss is becoming an increasingly common
problem for our patients… it occurs insidiously
through dietary or other environmental causes. The
obesity epidemic has also increased the prevalence
of gastric reflux disease. The resultant loss of vertical
dimension creates restorative challenges for the
dentist, as cusps and supporting enamel are lost.
Learning Objectives
9:00am - 5:00pm
6.5 CPD
+GST
/ NZ$595.00+GST
Cost: A$795.00
Early Bird A$715.50+GST / NZ$535.00+GST*
CodeDate
Location
C-ASSMAY16 TBA
Sydney ICDE
AS0508 Fri 5 Aug
Auckland ICDE
C-ASBAUG16
Fri 19 Aug
Brisbane ICDE
•
•
•
•
•
•
Recognise tooth wear - early and late stages
Differentiate different patterns of wear
Preventative strategies for your patients
Understand why enamel is critical to teeth
Use a variety of materials to manage enamel loss
Recognise loss of vertical dimension and the
transference of stresses to other teeth
• Manage vertical loss with a variety of restorative
techniques
Who should attend
Dentists wishing to learn more about erosion and
the different treatment options available.
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Clinical
1-day Lecture
Dr Andreas Kurbad
Course Description
Many doctors do not realise the full potential of the
CEREC system and the new range of materials and
blocks that are now available to them, resulting in
the system not being used to its full capacity.
During this 1-day lecture, you will gain the
theoretical knowledge to expand and further
improve your abilities to produce outstanding
CAD/CAM restorations.
New ceramic materials, CAD blocks and
cementation methods make it possible to achieve
results; from extremely thin restorations through to
bridges and implant solutions.
8:30am - 5:00pm
7 CPD
+GST
/ NZ$595.00+GST
Cost: A$565.00
CodeDate
Location
AK0303
Thu 3 Mar
Auckland
AK0403
Fri 4 Mar
Wellington
C-AKMMAR16
Mon 14 Mar
Melbourne ICDE
Patient demands for nature-like aesthetics requires
an eye for colour, shape and detail and the
importance of correct material selection to achieve
the desired aesthetics have more relevance now
than ever before.
Syllabus
• New possibilities with innovative materials
• Design principles for aesthetic dentistry
• Different materials and methods of production;
from thin veneers through to implant
restorations
• Good photographs as a basis for
communications and diagnostics
• Smile design
• Wax-up and mock-ups as important tools for
planning
• The art of minimal invasive and simple
preparation design
• Colour communication
• Milled provisionals
• Aesthetic cementation as a key-factor for success
• Tips and tricks for milling of extremely thin cases,
bridges and implant restorations
• New possibilities with the software version 4.3
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Who should attend
Dentists using the CEREC® system.
Cerec is a product of Sirona Dental Systems GmbH
Clinical
AUSTRALIA
Course Description
There is an increasing demand for an attractive
appearance in our society. A perfect smile is a
cornerstone to express youth, attraction and
success. At the same time, dentists and patients
are becoming aware of less-invasive restorative
techniques and materials that facilitate the
conservation of considerable amounts of healthy
tooth structure.
The combination of new all-ceramic materials
and adhesive cementation techniques enables the
clinician to achieve impressive clinical results, with
regards to both functional and aesthetic aspects.
Digital technologies support the dental team; not
only with the design and manufacturing process
but also with case planning and communication of
aesthetic parameters.
In this interactive lecture, Dr Andreas Kurbad &
Dr Michael Dieter will present a reliable clinical
concept in the light of the latest scientific
information, with a focus on the optimisation of
the patient`s smile with veneers and the functional
reconstruction of posterior defects with inlays/onlays,
partial crowns and table tops (occlusal veneers).
Learning Objectives
• Main principles in aesthetic dentistry & smile design
• The latest all-ceramic materials and CAD/CAM
techniques
• Wax-up and mock-up as important tools for case
planning
• Minimally-invasive preparation techniques for
all-ceramics
• Novel all-ceramic restoration designs for the
anterior & posterior dentition
• Digital communication of patient-related aesthetic
parameters
• Tips & tricks to mill extremely thin restorations
• Aesthetic cementation as a key-factor for success
** Must attend lecture before attending hands-on.
8:30am - 5:00pm
7 CPD/day
+GST
Lecture ONLY
Cost: A$495.00
Cost: A$1,100.00+GST Lecture + Hands-on**
CodeDate
Location
C-AKLBMAR16
C-AKHBMAR16
Fri 11 Mar (Lecture) Brisbane ICDE
Sat 12 Mar (Hands-on) Brisbane ICDE
C-AKLSMAR16
C-AKHSMAR16
Tue 15 Mar (Lecture) Sydney ICDE
Wed 16 Mar (Hands-on) Sydney ICDE
• New adhesive techniques to optimise the luting
process
• Surface conditioning of all-ceramic restorations
Table tops (occlusal veneers)
How to deal with the following clinical scenario:
A first lower molar with an extended defect and
deeply subgingivally located margins should be
restored with the least invasive option.
• Proximal margin elevation technique will be
performed
• Tooth preparation for an all-ceramic table top
will be conducted
• Manufacturing of the table top restoration
• Surface conditioning of the restoration
• Cementation performed step-by-step
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Clinical
AUSTRALIA
Dr Terry Wong
Course Description
The lecture will discuss the why’s and how’s to
delivering optimally-aesthetic direct Composite
veneers, using the freehanded technique. A large
focus of the lecture will be actual case studies that
will guide the clinician step-by-step.
By the end of the lecture and hands-on programme,
you should be more proficient in the handling of
composite resin veneers to achieve great aesthetics.
Course Outline
Day 1: Lecture - Anterior Teeth
• The why's and how’s of fabricating aesthetic
composite veneers
• Smile design
• Selecting composite shades
• Masking discolouration
• Achieving natural tooth forms
• Techniques of creating tertiary anatomy
• Choosing the correct hand instruments to use
• Finishing and polishing composites
8:30am - 5:00pm
7 CPD/day
+GST
Lecture ONLY
Cost: A$395.00
Cost: A$1,395.00+GST Lecture + Hands-on**
Early Bird A$1,255.50+GST*
CodeDate
Location
C-TWLBMAY16 Fri 6 May (Lecture)
Brisbane ICDE
C-TWHBMAY16 Sat 7 May (Hands-on) Brisbane ICDE
C-TWLPAUG16 Fri 19 Aug (Lecture) Perth ICDE
C-TWHPAUG16 Sat 20 Aug (Hands-on) Perth ICDE
C-TWLASEP16
C-TWHASEP16
Fri 2 Sep (Lecture)
Adelaide
Sat 3 Sep (Hands-on)Adelaide
C-TWLSOCT16
C-TWHSOCT16
Fri 28 Oct (Lecture)
Sat 29 Oct (Hands-on)
Sydney ICDE
Sydney ICDE
Day 1: Lecture - Anterior Teeth
•
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•
•
•
Fabrication of poly vinyl siloxane key/matrix
Tooth preparation
Shade selection
Anatomical shaping of composite resin
Polishing and finishing to achieve a high lustre
Before
Who should attend
Dentists interested in aesthetics.
What to bring
After
Participants are required to bring their loupes if they
have them.
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50% off Lecture only for students
Clinical
AUSTRALIA
Predictable Aesthetic Excellence with All-Ceramic
Restorations – A New Paradigm for Success
1-day Lecture
Dr David Dunn
Course Description
In this course, you will be acquainted with the
benefits and features of contemporary ceramic
options in Prosthodontics with information about
what materials, techniques and processes to use and
where they apply.
This course will help you identify the critical
elements of aesthetics needed in the assessment of
your patients. It will demonstrate how to predictably
establish an aesthetic and diagnostic prescription for
your patients.
This course will cover the complete process; from
initial patient consultation, diagnostics and smile
design to selection of material with full laboratory
procedures, to finalisation of the case. Full case
presentations of all modalities; veneers, inlays,
onlays, 3/4 veneers, full crowns will be covered.
Learning Objectives
• How to use digital smile design techniques with
computer, digital camera and digital video to
document and communicate with both patient
and laboratory alike
• What ceramic technologies are available today,
their various pros and cons and what to use
where
• The new paradigm in reconstructive
prosthodontics with a more conservative
approach, utilising bonded ceramic options
• Identify and know the three factors critical to the
use and success of these materials that relate to
preparation design and laboratory communication
• How to take and document a shade prescription
for effective laboratory communication
• The various preparation needs for all-ceramic
restorations from veneers, inlays, onlays, and full
coverage crowns
• Contemporary impression techniques and
simplified occlusal records / face-bow transfers
8:30am - 5:00pm
Cost: A$450.00+GST
7.5 CPD
CodeDate
Location
C-DDSSEP16
Sydney ICDE
Fri 16 Sep
Before
After
• Where to use monolithic vs veneered restorations
and the limitations of each technology
• Material selection and how to effectively bond
ceramic restorations and tips for easy clean-up
and success
• How occlusion affects material selection and
ultimately success of all-ceramic restorations
• See the application of all these concepts with real
case examples
Who should attend
Dentists and Technicians wanting to better
understand the evolution of materials, techniques
and communication protocols that are possible
within the daily practice.
What to bring
Participants are required to bring their loupes if they
have them.
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Clinical
NEW ZEALAND
Course Description
Choose a two-day Lecture & Hands-on, or a one-day
lecture.
• Develop confidence in designing and delivering a
conservative aesthetic option for patients
• Understand the materials available and how to
use them effectively
• Learn the role occlusion and design play in the
success of veneers
• Learn the appropriate conversations to have
regarding informed consent
9:00am - 5:00pm
6.5 CPD/day
+GST
Cost: NZ$595.00
Lecture ONLY
Cost: NZ$1,395.00+GST Lecture + Hands-on**
Early Bird NZ$1,255.00+GST*
CodeDate
Location
AS1003
Thu 10 Mar (Lecture) Auckland ICDE
AS1103
Fri 11 Mar (Hands-on) Auckland ICDE
AS0909
Fri 9 Sep (Lecture ONLY) Christchurch
Day One: Lecture
AS1711
Thu 17 Nov (Lecture) Auckland ICDE
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•
•
•
AS1811
Fri 18 Nov (Hands-on) Auckland ICDE
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Assessing a patient for veneers
Material options: composite or porcelain
Design and case planning
Prep design - locating features, depth reduction
and margins
Masking intrinsic stains in teeth
Provisionals - different techniques
The wax-up and trial smile and its importance
Functional checks to ensure veneer success
Cementation - simplifying a potentially complex
procedure
Pre-restorative orthodontics and the advantages
Complex veneer cases - mixing different
restorative designs with veneers
Day 2: Hands-On Porcelain Veneer
Design/Prep/Cementation
• Understand tooth form and morphology
• Create a trial smile, including a live patient
demonstration
• Prep veneers on models
• Cement multiple veneers on a model
• Finishing, polishing and occlusal review
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What to bring
Participants are required to bring their loupes.
AUSTRALIA
All Ceramics – A teamwork approach for
the general practitioner and the ceramist
Szabolcs Hant & Dr Tony Rotondo
Course Description
On this course, Szabi and Dr Rotondo will describe
what is required for a dentist and ceramist to work
together to achieve exceptional results.
They will start with initial planning concepts,
diagnostic wax-ups and discuss the value of
corrected provisional restorations. Material
selection will be discussed and importantly, how to
communicate the patient's requests, details of shade
taking photography and extracting value from the
provisionals.
8:30am - 5:00pm
7 CPD/day
+GST
Lecture ONLY
Cost: A$495.00
Cost: A$1,495.00+GST - Lecture + Hands-on**
CodeDate
Location
C-SHTRLBMAY16 Fri 13 May (Lecture ONLY) Brisbane ICDE
C-SHTRBMAY16 Fri 13 - Sat 14 May
Brisbane
Tony will discuss preparation design and impressions,
while Szabi will discuss details of restoration
fabrication.
This is an ideal course for teams working to
improve their ability to deliver exceptional indirect
restorations together.
Tony and Szabi will then run separate Hands-on
sessions for dentists and dental ceramists.
Lecture and Hands-on will cover:
• Photography tips and tricks
• How to choose between the ceramic options –
e.max, empress, Zirconia
• Ingot and material selection
• Shade analysis
• Preparation guidelines
• Impressions
• Provisional crown techniques
• Bonding and cementation
• When to use all-ceramics or porcelain fused to
metal
• When to use ceramic crowns or when composite
is better
What to bring
instruments and loupes to the hands-on. Camera,
laptop and a photograph of a real case is also
suggested to learn more than "just" layering.
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Complete Dentures
®
Live Patient Demonstration
Course Description
Both Stephen and Arnie have spent the past 3 years
practicing Dr Abe's Suction Denture Impression
method and completed Master Instructor training
with Dr Abe. This experience enables them to teach
these techniques to Australian and New Zealand
clinicians. The lectures, clinical and laboratory
demonstrations will highlight the new techniques for
achieving suction and stability on a lower denture.
8:30am - 5:00pm
7.5 CPD
+GST
/ NZ$595.00+GST
Cost: A$975.00
CodeDate
Location
T-AJSMDMMAR16 Thu 3 Mar Melbourne ICDE
T-AJDBJUN16 Fri 10 June**
Brisbane ICDE
Stephen and Arnie's passion, the use of BPS clinical
and technical approaches, will enhance the final
outcomes for these revolutionary techniques.
AJ1407 Auckland ICDE
T-AJSMDPSEP16 Thu 15 Sep Perth ICDE
This course will be held in the ICDE clinic with a
patient provided by Ivoclar Vivadent. The participants
will be seeing, up close, all of the SEMCD
techniques. Stephen and Arnie will be taking primary
impression and secondary impression, including bite
registration.
T-AJSMDSOCT16 Thu 13 Oct Sydney ICDE
Thu 14 July Model preparation, tray design set-up of pin tracer
and custom trays will be presented in lecture format.
Learning Objectives
Comprehensive clinical and technical training on the
steps in producing one of the most difficult results in
complete denture treatment, suction-effective lower
dentures. Participants will see: the primary, frame cut
back tray (FCB) and secondary impression techniques,
and learn to overcome the challenges of full denture
treatment.
Students will be encouraged to practice the following
skills in their own clinics:
• Examination of suitability for suction-effective
dentures
• Primary impression using Accudent
• Custom tray design with Gnathometer M
• Final functional SEMCD impressions
• Determining the vertical and horizontal position
with the Gnathometer M or wax rims
** Arnie Jabour only presenting.
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Who should attend
This course is essential for all clinicians and
technicians wanting to improve their denture
making and develop new treatment options.
NEW ZEALAND
Sleep Disordered Breathing and
the Dental Team
1-day Lecture
Chris Kelly
Course Description
Sleep Disordered Breathing is as much a problem
in New Zealand as it is in the rest of the world.
Protocols need to be in place if the correct treatment
is going to be revealed.
This one-day lecture will introduce you to the basics
of Sleep Disordered breathing, and how the dental
team can help patients in very important ways that
only the dental staff can deliver.
9:00am - 5:00pm
Cost: NZ$395.00+GST
CodeDate
Location
CK0704
Thu 7 Apr
Auckland ICDE
CK0804
Fri 8 Apr
Christchurch
You will learn the necessary glossary of terms that
everyone in the dental team needs to know.
Bruxism is now a measurable feature in the
architecture of sleep. Learn how you can accurately
measure bruxism issues for your patients and
then determine the correlation of potential Sleep
Disordered Breathing issues for a better diagnosis.
Syllabus
Sleep Disordered Breathing explained with reference
to how the dental team can initiate the triage
process to start the patient off on their journey into
their own health.
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•
•
•
Glossary for OSA and SDB
Bruxism explained, how do we measure it?
Protocol for the dental team
How do we work within our network?
Introduction to forms and equipment used in the
triage protocol
• Working with the Sleep Physician
• Working with the ENT
• The effects of tongue posture on Mandibular
advancement splints
whether this choice is most appropriate for that
patient. We will focus on phenotyping patients
within tongue posture groups and test the potential
of successful therapy – or otherwise.
Learning Objectives
Who should attend
The basis of this lecture is to introduce professionals
to the concepts of triaging a patient, beyond the
impressions and bite we expect to take.
This course is for Dentists, Clinical Dental Technicians
and Dental Technicians.
The success of an oral appliance depends on
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NEW ZEALAND
the Equipment Needed by the Dental Team
Chris Kelly
Course Description
Sleep Disordered Breathing is a as much a problem in
New Zealand as it is in the rest of the world. Protocols
need to be in place if the correct treatment is going to
be revealed.
This two-day workshop will go into detail on the
equipment used in the comprehensive triage of patients.
9:00am - 5:00pm
Cost: NZ$895.00+GST
CodeDate
Location
CK2705
Auckland ICDE
Fri 27 - Sat 28 May
Learn how to phenotype the patient and decide if they
are primary tongue posture snorers, or true Obstructive
Sleep Apnea patients, then we can talk about treating
what we now know.
Over the two-day course, a number of participants will
be tested for Sleep Disordered breathing and we will
discuss the best treatment pathway for the patients.
Syllabus
Sleep Disordered Breathing explained with reference
to how the dental team can initiate the triage
process to start the patient off on their journey into
their own health.
• The functions of the different member of the
sleep medicine dental team
• The clinical pathway
• The extended pathways for a differential
diagnostic requirement
• The basic definitions within sleep medicine, with
a focus on the area of Obstructive Sleep Apnea
• The “tools of trade” used to identify and screen
patients will be revealed and discussed
• Medico legal issues
• Paperwork - all the relevant paperwork will be
shown and explained
• DME providers- who are they and what do they
do? CPAP and the options explained
• The freedom MRD; an advanced and
comprehensive Mandibular repositioning device
(MRD), will be explained in detail - Chris Kelly is
the inventor of the Freedom MRD
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Learning Objectives
The basis of this lecture is to introduce professionals
to the concepts of triaging a patient, beyond the
impressions and bite we expect to take.
The success of any therapy depends on whether
this choice is most appropriate for that patient. We
will focus on phenotyping patients within tongue
posture groups and test the potential of successful
therapy – or otherwise.
Who should attend
This course is for Dentists, Clinical Dental Technicians
and Dental Technicians.
Suction-Effective Mandibular
Complete Dentures
1-day Lecture & Demonstration
Dr Jiro Abe, Stephen McGlynn & Arnie Jabour**
Course Description
Dr Abe is very eager to spread his Suction Denture
Impression-taking method worldwide. In support of
this, he has written "Mandibular Suction-Effective
and BPS: A Complete Guide". His lecture and
clinical demonstrations will highlight a new clinical
technique for achieving suction and stability on
a lower denture. His insight into the use of BPS
Clinical and technical approaches will give the
clinician confidence and renewed enthusiasm.
8:30am - 5:00pm
7.5 CPD
+GST
/ NZ$695.00+GST
Cost: A$795.00
CodeDate
Location
T-JASMSMAY16 Mon 2 May Sydney ICDE
T-JAAJMMAY16 Wed 4 May Melbourne ICDE
JA0605
Auckland
Fri 6 May Learning Objectives
A comprehensive overview of the clinical and
technical steps in producing one of the most
difficult results in complete denture treatment,
'suction-effective lower dentures'. This includes;
primary, secondary and FCB impression techniques,
combined with the proven Biofunctional Prosthetic
System strategies. Participants will experience
this never-seen-before presentation and learn to
overcome the challenges of full denture treatment.
• Examination of suitability for suction-effective
dentures
• Primary impression using Accudent
• Custom tray design with the Gnathometer M
• Final functional impression
• Determining the vertical and horizontal position
with the Gnathometer M
• Face bow transfer with the Universal Transfer
system
• Denture tooth selection
• Wax try-in and verification of dentures
• Fitting of complete dentures with suctioneffective mandibular denture
Who should attend
This course is a must for all clinicians and technicians
wanting to improve their denture making and
develop new treatment options.
** Dr Jiro Abe and Stephen Glynn presenting 2 May.
Dr Jiro Abe and Arnie Jabour presenting 4 May.
Dr Jiro Abe presenting 6 May.
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AUSTRALIA
IPS e.max to the Max
®
Course Description
This is a Lecture & Workshop that should not be
missed! Two intensive Full Days – one day lecture
with live demonstration / one day exclusive handson workshop.
“IPS e.max® to the Max” by Nondas Vlachopoulos
and “Digital Smile Design, 2D – 3D Digital workflow
in the 21st Century using Emax” by Russell Young.
Learning Objectives
• You will learn, and be inspired, by Nondas
Vlachopoulos with his secrets to IPS e.max®
in layering techniques, shaping teeth, texture,
painting techniques, colour and design in veneer
and crown restorations
• Nondas will demonstrate, discuss and analyse a
selection of ceramic powders, then build-up to
the final result. With live shade-taking, crown
construction and case planning on live patient
• At the Hands-on Course you will build up your
own models with direction and supervision from
both Nondas and Russell
• Russell will showcase the latest in photography
and videography essentials, 2D implementation
and introducing 3D to the laboratory or dental
practice
• Learn how to motivate both dentists and
laboratories, along with your patients, to plan
your aesthetic cases. Nondas and Russell will
guide you to achieving your highest potential as
a dental ceramist
• All in all, this course will teach you how to create
the most amazing aesthetics using IPS e.max®
ceramics
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8:30am - 5:00pm
7 CPD/day
+GST
Lecture ONLY
Cost: A$695.00
Cost: A$1,950.00+GST Lecture & Hands-on**
CodeDate
Location
T-NVLMOCT16 Fri 28 Oct - Lecture Melbourne ICDE
T-NVHMOCT16 Sat 29 Oct - Hands-on Melbourne ICDE
T-NVLSOCT16 Mon 31 Oct - Lecture Sydney ICDE
T-NVHSNOV16 Tue 1 Nov - Hands-on Sydney ICDE
Who should attend
Dental Technicians and Dentists.
What to bring
Participants need to bring their own personal
equipment (Ceramic palette, brushes, burs etc.)
Technical
AUSTRALIA
IPS Ivocolor & IPS e.max Ceram
®
Dieter Grubel
Course Description
An introduction to 3 new products with a practical
workshop working with the new Wieland Zenostar
MT, IPS e.max Power Ceram and the Ivocolor Shades
and Stains System.
IPS e.max Power Ceram is a new low-fusing
nano fluorapatite glass ceramic. When used in
combination with the new Zenostar MT and the
new IPS Ivocolor Shades and Stains, outstanding
aesthetic results can be achieved. The easy-handling
properties and aesthetic potential make working
with this material an extraordinary experience.
8:30am - 5:00pm
Cost: A$695.00+GST
CodeDate
Location
T-DGMMAY16 Mon 16 May Melbourne ICDE
T-DGSMAY16 Wed 18 May Sydney ICDE
T-DGPMAY16 Fri 20 May Perth ICDE
Patients and dentists increasingly demand allceramic or metal-free restorations which cannot be
distinguished from natural teeth. The challenge is to
mimic natural aesthetics and shading at the highest
level. Therefore, this course focuses on establishing a
customised layering and staining concept with these
3 new materials.
Syllabus
•
•
•
•
Anterior Bridge
Cut-back technique
Customised layering concept with IPS e.max Ceram
Predictable shade result with IPS Natural Die
Material
• Staining techniques
• Surface texture techniques
Learning Objectives
•
•
•
•
Understand colour management
Understand opalescence and translucency
Understand absorption and reflection
Understand incisal characterisation and
individualised aesthetics
What to bring
Who should attend
Ceramists who have a working knowledge of IPS
e.max all-ceramic.
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Technical
Complete Dentures
®
2-Day Certification Course
Arnie Jabour & Stephen McGlynn**
Course Description
Distinguish yourself in the field of Removable
Prosthetics. You will follow the BPS system protocols
to produce two complete dentures. Tray design and
Gnathometer set-up techniques for SEMCD will
be demonstrated. Workshops on characterisation
and aesthetic techniques for precision dentures,
will equip you with new skills in premium denture
delivery. Finally, processing is completed with the
Ivobase system, which perfectly replicates the
position of the teeth and final wax-up, without any
increase in vertical dimension.
Learning Objectives
• This workshop will concentrate on the biofunctional set-up of an upper and lower full
dentures in the Stratos articulator using the SR
Phonares II or SR Vivodent S PE Teeth
• Denture base characterisation and Aesthetic set
up techniques
• An overview into the full range of Ivoclar
Vivadent denture teeth will be provided,
including setting-up techniques
• Processing techinques using the Ivobase system,
and Candulor Asethetic colour system.
• The basic principles of the Suction-Effective
Mandibular Complete Dentures techniques.
• Introduction into BPS techniques incorporated in
Ivoclar Vivadent Digital dentures
Who should attend
This course, is designed for Dental Technicians and
Denturists who want to gain a better understanding
of Precision denture techniques, that will aid them
in raising the standard of their Precision Denture
Services. Techniques that can be taken into the new
the generation of Digital denture construction.
** Arnie Jabour only presenting.
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8:30am - 5:00pm
15 CPD
+GST
Cost: A$975.00
/ NZ$1,100.00+GST
Early Bird A$877.50+GST* / $NZ990.00+GST*
CodeDate
Location
T-AJSMMMAR16 Tue 1 - Wed 2 Mar
Melbourne ICDE
T-AJBJUN16 Wed 8 - Thu 9 June** Brisbane ICDE
AJ1207
Tue 12 - Wed 13 July
Auckland ICDE
T-AJSMPSEP16 Tue 13 - Wed 14 Sep
Perth ICDE
T-AJSMSOCT16 Tue 11 - Wed 12 Oct
Sydney ICDE
What to bring
Participants are required to bring their loupes,
protective clothing, waxing instruments and grinding
instruments.
Technical
NEW ZEALAND
Denture Aesthetics
1-day Workshop
Arnie Jabour
Course Description
We rely on techniques for making immediate
dentures, which have not changed or been reviewed
for many years.
This course is designed to teach current clinical and
technical concepts, using actual patient cases. You
will see demonstrations and lectures of a range
of techniques aimed at providing the patient with
accurate, aesthetically-pleasing transitional dentures.
8:30am - 5:00pm
Cost: NZ$595.00+GST
7 CPD
CodeDate
Location
ID0816 Auckland ICDE
Fri 26 Aug
Learning Objectives
• Provide an overview on the full range of Ivoclar
Vivadent clinical products for immediate
dentures
• Gain the confidence to practice the new
techniques learned and educate their patients
on the benefits of these clinical and technical
procedures.
Who should attend
Participants should bring their personal waxing
instruments. The class sizes are kept small to ensure
the best possible learning.
What to bring
Participants are requested to bring models and /or
pictures for the case study workshops.
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Technical
AUSTRALIA
Effective Fabrication of Aesthetic
Restorations using IPS e.max Ceram
®
Kyung Sik Park
Course Description
IPS e.max is the most suitable material for the
reproduction of natural tooth shades, since it has a
similar opalescence, brightness and transparency to
natural teeth.
In this course, we will practice imitating an aesthetic
restoration with IPS e.max Press observing the
features of the tooth’s shade through some pictures
of a #11 clinical case.
9:00am - 4:00pm
Cost: A$850.00+GST
CodeDate
Location
T-KSPSAPR16 Thu 21 - Fri 22 Apr
Sydney ICDE
Aesthetics of anterior teeth is related to a
reproduction of tooth colours and tooth contours.
In terms from a functional point, a real dental
biometric with both longevity and beauty of dental
restorations can be pursued by setting a guide
derived from natural anterior teeth.
Before
Syllabus
• Fabricating framework with IPS e.max Press ingot
(Remarks on framework design)
• Making a tooth shade map analysis by pictures
• How to select IPS e.max Press ingots according
to various clinical cases
• Framework shading / wash firing
• First and second build-up firing
• Observing surface texture and lustre of natural
teeth
• Contouring, glazing and mechanical polishing
Learning Objectives
It is not only important to analyse tooth shades by
means of various clinical cases but also to learn
special layering techniques that fit to individual
characteristics of natural teeth.
We will also look deeply into how to reproduce
surface texture and lustre of teeth in order to
perfectly imitate natural teeth and how to select IPS
e.max Press ingot according to the individual tooth
shades.
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After
After
Technical
AUSTRALIA
Introduction to IPS Style
– NEW Metal Ceramic System
®
Morning Lecture & Hands-on
Jim Ruddy
Course Description
This half day course provides detailed training on
the use and understanding of Ivoclar Vivadent’s new
metal ceramic material IPS Style in combination with
the New Universal Staining/Shading Material IPS
Ivocolor.
IPS Style is the first metal ceramic containing
patented Oxyapatite which ensures highest
efficiency for everyday laboratory procedures in
combination with easy processing and lifelike
aesthetics.
8:30am - 12:00pm
Cost: A$195.00+GST 3.5 CPD
CodeDate
Location
T-JRIPSBJUL16 Wed 13 July Brisbane ICDE
During this hands-on training, you will perform the
steps for layering using IPS Style Ceram.
Syllabus
•
•
•
•
•
Anterior crown morphology
Cut-back and layering techniques
Surface texture techniques
Oxyapatite ceramic properties and handling
Use of Ivocolor Universal Stains
Learning Objectives
• Translucency and Opacity where and when it is
needed
• Polishing techniques
• Staining and glazing techniques
• Layering concepts for IPS Style
Who should attend
Suitable for beginners or experienced ceramists
wanting to improve or learn new techniques with
ceramic.
What to bring
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Technical
AUSTRALIA
Introduction to IPS e.max
Ceram Power
®
Afternoon Lecture & Hands-on
Jim Ruddy
Course Description
A practical workshop introduction to two new
products working with the new IPS e.max Ceram
Power materials and Ivocolor Shades and Stains
System.
IPS e.max Ceram Power is a new higher value lowfusing nano fluorapatite glass ceramics, when used
in combination with translucent ZrO2 or IPS e.max
Press/CAD materials and the new Ivocolor Shades
and Stains produce outstanding aesthetic results.
1:00pm - 5:00pm
Cost: A$195.00+GST
3.5 CPD
CodeDate
Location
T-JRBJUL16
Brisbane ICDE
Wed 13 July The easy-handling properties and aesthetic potential
make working with this material an extraordinary
experience. The challenge is to mimic natural
aesthetics through simplified shading, staining and
layering techniques.
This course focuses on establishing the basics to
achieve great results.
Syllabus
Who should attend
• Anterior Crown morphology
• Cut-back and layering techniques
• Customised layering concept with IPS e.max
Power Ceram
• Predictable shade result with IPS Natural Die
Material
• Staining techniques
• Surface texture techniques
Ceramists who have a working knowledge of IPS
e.max® ceramic.
Learning Objectives
• Understand colour management and value
• Understand the Impulse Colors
• Understand incisal characterisation and
individualised aesthetics
• Layering concepts for IPS e.max Ceram
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What to bring
Technical
NEW ZEALAND
IPS Style Ceram ONE
- Basics Series No.1
®
1-day Lecture & Hands On
Yohei Hayashi
Course Description
Explore the options offered by the new single-layer
technique IPS Style One.
IPS Style is the first metal-supported ceramic to
contain the patented oxyapatite crystal.
IPS Style Ceram One is coordinated with the
components of the versatile IPS Ivocolor staining and
glazing assortments for easy and efficient results.
9:00am - 4:00pm
Cost: NZ$250.00+GST
6 CPD
Code
Date Location
YH2402 Wed 24 Feb Auckland ICDE
IPS Style benefits the working style of both
newcomers and experienced users – for outstanding
outcomes.
This workshop will instruct you on the efficient
techniques specific to the IPS Style Ceram One
materials.
Syllabus
• Aesthetic considerations for metal ceramic
restorations and material selection
• Focus on correct metal surface preparation
opaquer application
• Building the restoration using the IPS Style One
material
• Staining and glazing techniques with IPS Ivocolor
Learning Objectives
To provide dental technicians with the skills to
correctly work with and achieve the best aesthetic
results through the IPS Style Ceram One material
system.
Who should attend
Dental Technicians interested in learning the
fundamentals of the metal ceramic layering
technique.
What to bring
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Technical
NEW ZEALAND
IPS Style Ceram Layering
- Basic Series No.2
®
Yohei Hayashi
Course Description
Metal-ceramics throughout time… innovations
in the layering technique.
Explore the options for classic layering with IPS Style
Ceram.
IPS Style is the first metal-supported ceramic to
contain the patented oxyapatite crystal. These crystals
in combination with leucite and fluorapatite crystals
and the matching glass phases are responsible for
the excellent handling characteristics and optical
properties of this low-fusing mixed glass-ceramic.
9:00am - 4:00pm
Cost: NZ$250.00+GST
6 CPD
CodeDate
Location
YH1304 Auckland ICDE
Wed 13 Apr
It is coordinated with the components of the versatile
IPS Ivocolor staining and glazing materials.
IPS Style benefits the working style of both
newcomers and experienced users – for outstanding
results.
This workshop will instruct you on the different
layering materials available in the new assortments as
well as the techniques specific to the IPS Style Ceram
materials.
Syllabus
• Aesthetic considerations for metal-ceramic
restorations
• The material selection within the system
• Building the dentine core
• Selection and application of incisal materials
• Positioning internal structures such as mamelons
• Oxyapatite ceramic properties and handling
• Layering tips to achieve depth and brightness
Learning Objectives
To provide dental technicians with the skills to
achieve aesthetic results using IPS Style Ceram classic
layering technique.
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Who should attend
fundamentals of the metal ceramic layering
technique and those wishing to expand their
knowledge and expertise within the system.
What to bring
Technical
NEW ZEALAND
IPS e.max Press & Press Abutment
Solutions - Basic Series No.3
®
Yohei Hayashi
Course Description
The course is devoted to Press techniques which
produce high strength structures in the unique
Lithium Disilicate (LS2) Press material.
Understanding the applications of HT, MT, LT, MO
and HO shades and optical attributes of each is
important when learning to select the correct ingot
for each case. During the course of this workshop,
we will manufacture a restoration using each of
these options and focus on the techniques required
to maximise the properties each have to offer.
9:00am - 4:00pm
Cost: NZ$250.00+GST
6 CPD
CodeDate
Location
DGM0107 Auckland ICDE
Fri 1 July The already extensive indication range from thin
veneers (0.3mm) and monolithic molar crowns to
anterior and premolar bridges is now expanded to
include hybrid abutment restorations.
With IPS e.max Press (and CAD), you are able to
fabricate such restorations in combination with a
titanium base (Ti base). Two different approaches are
available:
– Hybrid abutment and separate crown
– Hybrid abutment crown in one piece
The potential and versatility of the entire IPS e.max
all-ceramic system as well as the indications of the
various materials will be discussed in detail.
Syllabus
• Pressing theory and practical solutions
• The fundamentals of wax framework design for
Press all-ceramic restorations
• An overview of new Press ingots, indications and
techniques
• Pressing technique using Programat® EP3010/
EP5010 technology
• Finishing, characterising and glazing of the
restorations
Learning Objectives
• Understand how the various translucencies
HO, MO, LT, MT and HT are used and also their
clinical indications
• Understand why the correct processing
technique is important for the finished aesthetic
restoration
• Understand the parameters and techniques
surrounding manufacture of aesthetic Lithium
Disilicate implant abutments and abutment
crowns
Who should attend
fundamentals of the pressing technique and
those wishing to expand their knowledge and
expertise within the system to include the advance
applications.
What to bring
Participants are required to bring their waxing
instruments, working instruments (ceramic brushes),
rotary grinding instruments and loupes to the
workshop.
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Technical
NEW ZEALAND
IPS Ivocolor - Basic Series No.4
Jim Ruddy
Course Description
This workshop will introduce you to the simplified
world of characterisation, shading and glaze finishing
your restorations utilising the IPS Ivocolor system.
9:00am - 4:00pm
Cost: NZ$250.00+GST
6 CPD
Syllabus
CodeDate
Location
IPS Ivocolor Shade pastes - designed for matching
A – D tooth shades:
JR1708
Auckland ICDE
Wed 17 Aug • 9 IPS Ivocolor Shade Dentin materials for natural
dentine areas
• 3 IPS Ivocolor Shade Incisal materials for natural
looking incisal surfaces
IPS Ivocolor Essence powders - individual freedom in
the customisation of restorations:
• Finely-ground glass powders for homogeneous
stains
• 23 finely-ground powders offers a matching
colour for every situation
• How to use the homogeneous IPS Ivocolor Shade
pastes in the new gel formulation
Learning Objectives
To experience the advantages of IPS Ivocolor:
• Experience the versatile processing options due
to the powder delivery form of essence
• How to use the specially designed Essence Fluid
for a paste-like consistency
Who should attend
Dental Technicians who would like to become
familiar with the fabrication requirements and
techniques to successfully characterise highly
aesthetic layered and monolithic restorations within
the all-ceramic and zirconium oxide as well as the
metal ceramic systems with a revolutionary universal
staining and glazing system.
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What to bring
Technical
NEW ZEALAND
IPS e.max Press Multi
- Basic Series No.5
®
Course Description
IPS e.max Press Multi is the revolutionary
polychromatic Lithium Disilicate ingot (LS2)
exclusively for the Press technique. It maintains its
flexural strength of 400MPa for the fabrication
of highly aesthetic, multi-coloured, monolithic
restorations with an integrated lifelike shade and
translucency gradient from the cervical to the
incisal area.This workshop will explore the increased
efficiency and aesthetic possibilities this opens up
within the monolithic fabrication technique.
9:00am - 4:00pm
Cost: NZ$250.00+GST
6 CPD
CodeDate
Location
DGM2309 Auckland ICDE
“
Fri 23 Sep First-ever polychromatic
Syllabus
ingot for the press
• The processing technique from start to finish
including wax-up, the specific sprue technique,
investing, pressing and finishing
• The indications and the uses of the specifically
developed accessories to ensure predictable and
successful outcomes for the IPS e.max Multi
ingot technique
technique
”
Learning Objectives
Understand the patented process, accessories and
techniques to ensure successful IPS e.max Press
Multi restorations.
Who should attend
techniques to successfully manufacture highly
aesthetic multi-layered monolithic restorations. This
lecture offers a superb opportunity to understand
the new materials in an environment that
encourages high-end professional development.
What to bring
instruments (waxing instruments and ceramic
brushes), rotary grinding instruments and loupes to
the workshop.
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Technical
AUSTRALIA
Harmony
All-ceramic restorations for anterior teeth & the
completion of a computer-fabricated posterior crown
Shigeo Kataoka
Course Description
In the restoration of anterior teeth, a thorough
knowledge of tooth morphology is crucial. In order
to create restorations with lifelike shading, the
different layers or structures of the natural teeth
need to be closely studied and precisely reproduced.
The highly translucent IPS e.max® Press HT ingots
are suitable for the classic indications such as inlays/
onlays and partial crowns.
However, they also open up new opportunities in
the fabrication of veneers, which can be put into
practice quickly and easily.
Apart from fabricating two anterior restorations
(crown and veneer), we will add the finishing
touches to a pre-fabricated posterior crown made of
IPS e.max CAD using the staining technique.
Learning Objectives
In this course, we will fabricate various restorations
based on a theory that I have developed. According
to this theory, all tooth surfaces feature concave
and convex areas or have curved outlines. These
ultimately determine the shape of the natural
tooth. In order to identify these lines, which are
always curved and never straight, the significant
points of the curvatures have to be defined and
their relevance understood. When restoring central
incisors with IPS e.max Press, we need to follow
certain rules that allow us to faithfully mimic the
natural shape and shade of teeth, regardless of
whether we use the layering or cut-back technique.
In the theoretical part, we will also address the
surface texture as an essential design element in
tooth restoration.
The course models (with the instructions on how to
fabricate the anterior copings) will be sent to you
prior to the course. The IPS e.max CAD posterior
crown will be provided during the course.
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8:30am - 5:00pm
Cost: A$1,200.00+GST
CodeDate
Location
T-SKBSEP16 Mon 5 - Tue 6 Sep Brisbane ICDE
T-SKSSEP16 Thu 8 - Fri 9 Sep Sydney ICDE
Technical
NEW ZEALAND
Successful Immediate
Transitional Dentures
1-day Workshop
Arnie Jabour
Course Description
Meeting the high aesthetic demands of your
premium denture clients is now easier with
specifically-designed materials from Ivoclar Vivadent
and Candulor.
This course will give you the necessary skills and
mind-set, which will enable you to differentiate your
work from the average. It is designed to develop
advanced skills in setting-up and characterisation
techniques of premium implant dentures.
8:30am - 5:00pm
Cost: NZ$695.00+GST
7 CPD
CodeDate
Location
AJ2608 Auckland ICDE
Sat 27 Aug
Over the day, you will practice new skills aimed at
producing a more lifelike appearance in complete
dentures.
Syllabus
A detailed presentation on denture aesthetics using
Ivoclar Vivadent denture teeth will be provided and
hands-on workshops on:
• Improved facial / lip support and phonetics
• SR Phonares II tooth mould selection
• Characterisation of a wax try-in
Who should attend
• Characterisation of denture base using Candulor
aesthetics and SR Nexco materials
This course is for Dental Technicians and Clinical
Dental Technicians that are looking to develop
advanced skills for premium and implant dentures.
• Marketing characterisation of dentures to patients
and dentists
Objectives
The basis of this workshop is to teach the
participants new waxing and characterisation
techniques and have them practice these skills
What to bring
Participants should bring their waxing instruments
and rotary instruments.
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Technical
NEW ZEALAND
2-day Workshop
Chris Kelly
Course Description
Sleep Disordered Breathing is a as much a problem
in New Zealand as it is in the rest of the world.
Protocols need to be in place if the correct treatment
is going to be revealed.
This workshop will show you how to make the
Freedom MRD.
9:00am - 5:00pm
Cost: NZ$895.00+GST
CodeDate
CK1208
Location
Fri 12 - Sat 13 August Auckland ICDE
Easy-to-use jigs cut down lab waxing time by more
than 50%.
Some of the cases may be for delegates from the
previous course on the “triage” of patients- this is
the best test for any new appliance.
Syllabus
How to make the Freedom MRD:
• How to position the templates for easy waxing
• The logical steps that follow certain landmarks
during construction
• Tip to avoid traps… how to have a smooth ride
when making a medical device
• Finishing the Freedom MRD
• Explanation and techniques when making the
tongue shield for persistent mouth breathers
• How to adjust the Freedom MRD within
the gyroscope of adjustment, for ultimate
mandibular comfort
Learning Objectives
The basis of this lecture is to make clinicians
and technicians aware for the responsibilities
when delivering any oral appliances that have a
therapeutic effect.
The success of any therapy depends on whether
this choice is most appropriate for that patient. We
will focus on phenotyping patients within tongue
posture groups and test the potential of successful
therapy – or otherwise.
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Who should attend
This course is for Dental Technicians.
What to bring
Participants need to bring their favourite pliers for
bending wire.
Technical
NEW ZEALAND
Wieland CAD/CAM
Workflow & Techniques
Bradley Grobler & Doug Stuart
Course Description
Brad and Doug will take you through the entire
digital workflow from model scanning, design,
CAM Setup, manufacturing on the Zenotec Select
mill, and attaining and finishing of a Zenostar Full
Contour restoration.
Participants will have a hands-on experience with
the 3Shape CAD Dental Designer software, and
come away with a basic knowledge of order
creation, scan techniques and basic designing of
crowns, copings and bridges. Also the Wieland
ZenoCAM software will be demonstrated,
showcasing its advanced features.
9:00am - 4:00pm
Cost: NZ$595.00+GST
6 CPD
Early Bird $535.00+GST*
CodeDate
Location
BG0405 Auckland ICDE
Wed 4 May Participants will also receive hands-on training in
infiltration using the special Zenostar liquids and
post sintering staining and finishing a full contour
Zenostar restoration using the new IPS Ivocolor
materials.
Syllabus
•
•
•
•
Order creation and material selection
Scanning procedures
Types of designs
Design procedures for full contour and
framework restorations
• Staining and glazing of Zenostar restorations
Learning Objectives
Introduction to Digital Restoration Design – 3 Shape
system, Zeno CAM System & Zenostar Full Contour
Restorations.
Who should attend
techniques to successfully manufacture dental
restorations using CAD/CAM equipment and
materials available from Ivoclar Vivadent and
Wieland, technicians with little or no CAD/CAM
experience, or anyone looking to enter the world of
digital dentistry.
What to bring
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Technical
NEW ZEALAND
Zenostar MT & IPS e.max Ceram Power
®
Bradley Grobler
Course Description
A practical introduction and workshop to the new
IPS e.max Ceram Power materials and Ivocolor
Shades and Stains System.
IPS e.max Ceram Power is a new higher value lowfusing nano fluorapatite glass.
Ceramics, when used in combination with
translucent ZrO2 or IPS e.max Press/CAD materials
and the new Ivocolor Shades and Stains produce
outstanding aesthetic results.
The new additional Power Dentin and Power Incisal
materials demonstrate a higher brightness for patient
cases that require it. With these new materials, the
desired brightness can be achieved on translucent
frameworks.
The easy-handling properties and aesthetic potential
make working with this material an extraordinary
experience. The challenge is to mimic natural
aesthetics through simplified shading, staining and
layering techniques.
9:00am - 4:00pm
Cost: NZ$495.00+GST
6 CPD
CodeDate
Location
BG2406 Auckland ICDE
Fri 24 June Who should attend
This course focuses on establishing the basics to
achieve great results.
Dental Technicians interested in customised layering
and finishing techniques for zirconium oxide
restorations.
Syllabus
What to bring
• Preparing zirconium frames for layering with
IPS e.max Ceram Power
• Cut-back and layering technique
– Veneering with IPS e.max Ceram
– Veneering with IPS e.max Ceram Power
• Finishing, surface texturing, characterising and
glazing of restorations using IPS Ivocolor
Learning Objectives
• Understand how to use the Ceram and Ceram
Power layering concepts for various zirconia
framework types and designs
• Understanding value and colour management
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Registration Form - AUSTRALIA
Register online by clicking on the Education tab at www.ivoclarvivadent.com.au, or fill out the
form below and post to our address below or fax to +61 3 9795 9645.
Payment is required with your registration to confirm your booking. Late cancellation fees apply. The fee
will be fully refundable if registrant cancels 30 days or more prior to the course. A 50% refund will be
given for cancellations between 14 and 29 days. No refund will be given if cancellation is received with less
than 14 days' notice.
Ivoclar Vivadent reserves the right to change course dates and venues or cancel the course. If a course
or event within this programme is cancelled, a full refund of the course fee will apply. Accommodation,
transport and other expenses are not included. Pricing does not include GST.
ONE FORM PER PERSON - PLEASE PHOTOCOPY / SCAN AS REQUIRED
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Registration Form - NEW ZEALAND
Payment is required with your registration to confirm your booking. Late cancellation fees apply.
The fee will be fully-refundable if registrant cancels 30 days or more prior to the course. A 50% refund will
be given for cancellations between 14 and 29 days. No refund will be given if cancellation is received with
less than 14 days' notice. Do not book flights until confirmed.
Ivoclar Vivadent reserves the right to change course dates and venues or cancel the course. If a course
or event within this programme is cancelled, a full refund of the course fee will apply. Accommodation,
transport and other expenses are not included. Pricing does not include GST and is in NZ Dollars.
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