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Ceramic. How to combine tradition and innovation?
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Jan Schünemann
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1h 39min
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Ceramic. How to combine tradition and innovation?
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Lesson program
– Analogue protocol
– Fluorescence of zirconia. Appearance and features. Where it comes?
– Multilayers ceramics. Comparing to natural teeth
– Shades of ceramics
– Stained and layered ceramic
– Review of ceramic layering techniques. Advantages and limitations
– Importance of incisor edge restoration
– Coloring of tooth structures. Combined techniques
– Creating texture for anterior restoration. Layering. Baking, glazing, polishing
– Importance of using right materials when layering ceramics
– Full ceramics.
Recommended for: Dental technicians.
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