The world of restorative dental materials gets more complicated every year. The growth of CAD/CAM dentistry is promoting the development of new materials that promise to be faster, stronger, or more esthetic. Take an exploration of the history of dental ceramics for indirect restorations in the dental profession—with highlights on both the failures and success in the literature.
Building on the lessons learned from “classic” clinical studies, you’ll receive recommended, modern ways to use the full spectrum of dental ceramics to achieve esthetic and long-lasting results. You’ll learn about DICOR – a pioneering material in castable dental ceramics, the development of millable ceramics and hybrid ceramics, and the evolution of zirconia as a dental restorative material.
Register for Upcoming Sessions
November 13, 2026 10:00 am - November 13, 2026 11:30 am
All times for all events are in local Central Time.
Zoom Webinar
Course Number: CF6125
Enrollment is limited to 27.
Learn How To
- Review the history and development of all-ceramic restorative materials
- Compare and contrast indirect ceramic restorative material physical and esthetic characteristics
- Select appropriate restorative materials to achieve the desired restorative outcome
- Apply the correct surface treatment to achieve optimal adhesive strength
Training Methods
Illustrated lectures, discussions, and case studies