OHI-S Veneers and indirect partial restorations 2 lessons 3h 32min

Veneers • Indirect Partial Restorations • Adhesive Dentistry • Aesthetic Dentistry

2 Lessons | 3 Hours 32 Minutes

Develop a structured clinical approach to veneers and indirect partial restorations with OHI-S Veneers and indirect partial restorations 2 lessons 3h 32min, a focused dental program covering the restorative workflow from material selection and tooth preparation to impression techniques, provisionalization, adhesive cementation, finishing, and polishing.

This 3-hour and 32-minute program, divided into two in-depth lessons, focuses on the clinical execution of indirect partial restorations in both anterior and posterior dentistry.

The curriculum guides dental professionals through key stages of restorative treatment, including:

• Clinical indications for indirect partial restorations
• Posterior and anterior restorative cases
• Composite restorative materials
• Ceramic restorative materials
• Hybrid materials
• Rubber dam isolation
• Dentin disinfection
• Immediate dentin sealing (IDS)
• Tooth preparation
• Cervical margin placement
• Incisal edge reduction
• Elastomeric impression materials
• Polyether impressions
• Polyvinylsiloxane impressions
• Impression tray techniques
• Wax-up workflows
• Indirect mock-up techniques
• Interim restorations
• Provisional restorations
• Try-in procedures
• Adhesive cementation
• Finishing
• Polishing
• Additive restorative workflows
• Traditional preparation workflows

Course Details

• Course: OHI-S Veneers and indirect partial restorations
• Provider: OHI-S
• Format: Dental Educational Program
• Lessons: 2
• Duration: 3 Hours 32 Minutes
• Primary Focus: Veneers / Indirect Partial Restorations
• Clinical Focus: Restorative and Aesthetic Dentistry
• Related Fields: Prosthodontics / Adhesive Dentistry
• Target Teeth: Anterior and Posterior Teeth
• Language: English

Course Overview

Indirect partial restorations require careful coordination between diagnosis, material selection, preparation design, isolation, impression-taking, provisionalization, and adhesive cementation.

The OHI-S Veneers and indirect partial restorations program provides a detailed clinical workflow designed to help dental professionals understand and execute these stages systematically.

The training begins with determining when indirect partial restorations are appropriate and selecting the restorative material according to the requirements of the clinical case.

Materials discussed include:

• Composites
• Ceramics
• Hybrid restorative materials

The curriculum then progresses through the clinical sequence of:

Case Selection → Material Selection → Isolation → Tooth Preparation → Impression → Provisionalization → Try-In → Adhesive Cementation → Finishing & Polishing

Both additive and traditional preparation workflows are addressed, allowing clinicians to consider different restorative approaches according to the clinical situation and aesthetic requirements.

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this program, participants should be better able to:

• Determine the clinical indications for indirect partial restorations in both posterior and anterior teeth.
• Select appropriate restorative materials by comparing the properties of composites, ceramics, and hybrids.
• Execute effective rubber dam isolation, dentin disinfection, and immediate dentin sealing (IDS) protocols.
• Perform precise tooth preparations, including criteria for cervical margin placement and incisal edge reduction.
• Choose and apply the correct elastomer impression materials and tray techniques for accurate captures.
• Fabricate interim and provisional restorations utilizing wax-up and indirect mock-up workflows.
• Execute try-in and adhesive cementation procedures, followed by finishing and polishing.

INDIRECT PARTIAL RESTORATIONS

Clinical Indications

The program begins with determining the appropriate clinical indications for indirect partial restorations.

The curriculum addresses restorative decision-making for both:

• Posterior teeth
• Anterior teeth

Understanding the indication for an indirect restoration is an important first step before selecting materials or beginning tooth preparation.

VENEERS

Aesthetic Restorative Workflow

Veneers form an important component of the program’s anterior restorative focus.

The course connects veneer treatment with key clinical stages including:

• Case assessment
• Material selection
• Preparation design
• Cervical margin positioning
• Incisal edge management
• Impression-taking
• Provisionalization
• Try-in
• Adhesive cementation
• Finishing
• Polishing

This provides a structured workflow for aesthetic indirect restorative treatment.

RESTORATIVE MATERIAL SELECTION

Composites, Ceramics & Hybrids

The program reviews the selection of restorative materials through comparison of:

• Composite materials
• Ceramic materials
• Hybrid materials

Material selection is considered within the context of the clinical restoration rather than as an isolated decision.

The objective is to help clinicians determine which material characteristics are appropriate for a particular indirect restorative situation.

ADHESIVE DENTISTRY

Rubber Dam Isolation

Effective isolation is an important part of adhesive restorative procedures.

The course reviews rubber dam isolation as part of the clinical protocol for indirect partial restorations.

Proper isolation supports controlled execution of subsequent adhesive procedures.

Dentin Disinfection

The clinical workflow includes dentin disinfection as part of tooth preparation and adhesive management.

This stage is integrated into the broader restorative protocol before definitive placement of the indirect restoration.

Immediate Dentin Sealing – IDS

Immediate dentin sealing (IDS) is specifically included within the program.

Participants review IDS as part of the adhesive workflow associated with indirect restorative procedures.

The clinical sequence addressed includes:

Preparation → Dentin Management → IDS → Impression / Provisional Phase → Definitive Adhesive Cementation

TOOTH PREPARATION

Preparation Principles

The course reviews precise tooth preparation for indirect partial restorations.

Preparation considerations include:

• Restorative indication
• Available tooth structure
• Restorative material
• Margin design
• Aesthetic requirements
• Anterior versus posterior application

Cervical Margin Placement

The curriculum specifically addresses criteria for cervical margin placement.

Margin positioning is an important component of preparation design and can influence both the restorative workflow and final aesthetic integration.

Incisal Edge Reduction

For anterior restorations, the program includes criteria related to incisal edge reduction.

This forms part of the preparation planning for veneer and indirect aesthetic restorative cases.

ADDITIVE WORKFLOWS

The course incorporates additive restorative approaches where treatment planning is based on adding restorative volume while considering the existing tooth structure.

The workflow is considered alongside traditional preparation techniques so clinicians can understand different approaches to indirect restorative treatment.

TRADITIONAL PREPARATION WORKFLOWS

Traditional tooth preparation is also covered within the curriculum.

The course therefore provides exposure to both:

• Additive approaches
• Traditional preparation approaches

This allows the restorative strategy to be considered according to the needs of the individual case.

IMPRESSION TECHNIQUES

Elastomeric Impression Materials

Accurate impressions are essential for indirect restorations.

The program reviews selection and application of elastomeric impression materials for restorative procedures.

Polyether vs. Polyvinylsiloxane

The course specifically compares:

• Polyether
• Polyvinylsiloxane – PVS

Participants review appropriate material selection and clinical application when capturing preparations for indirect restorations.

Impression Tray Techniques

The curriculum also includes tray selection and impression techniques designed to obtain accurate clinical captures.

Important elements include:

• Impression material selection
• Tray technique
• Accurate recording of prepared teeth
• Capturing restorative margins

WAX-UP WORKFLOW

Wax-up techniques are incorporated into the restorative planning and provisionalization process.

A wax-up can support planning of:

• Tooth form
• Restorative contour
• Aesthetic changes
• Provisional restoration design
• Indirect mock-up procedures

INDIRECT MOCK-UP

The program includes indirect mock-up workflows within the provisional restorative phase.

The mock-up can be integrated into the transition from treatment planning to clinical execution and provisionalization.

INTERIM & PROVISIONAL RESTORATIONS

Provisionalization

The course reviews fabrication of interim and provisional restorations during indirect restorative treatment.

The workflow incorporates:

• Wax-up
• Indirect mock-up
• Provisional restoration fabrication

Provisionalization forms an important bridge between tooth preparation and definitive restoration placement.

RESTORATION TRY-IN

Clinical Try-In

Before definitive adhesive cementation, the course addresses try-in procedures.

The try-in stage allows clinicians to assess the restoration before final placement.

The restorative sequence can be summarized as:

Preparation → Impression → Provisionalization → Try-In → Cementation

ADHESIVE CEMENTATION

Definitive Placement

The program progresses through to adhesive cementation of the indirect restoration.

This stage integrates the previous elements of:

• Isolation
• Tooth preparation
• Dentin management
• Material selection
• Restoration try-in

into the definitive restorative procedure.

FINISHING & POLISHING

Following cementation, the curriculum includes:

• Finishing
• Polishing

These final clinical stages complete the restorative workflow and are important for the final surface and integration of the indirect restoration.

Complete Clinical Workflow

One of the central strengths of OHI-S Veneers and indirect partial restorations is its focus on the entire clinical process rather than a single isolated procedure.

The workflow can be summarized as:

Diagnosis & Indication → Material Selection → Isolation → Tooth Preparation → IDS → Impression → Provisionalization → Try-In → Adhesive Cementation → Finishing → Polishing

This structured progression connects treatment planning with the final restorative procedure.

Major Veneer Topics

• Veneers
• Aesthetic Restorations
• Anterior Restorations
• Incisal Edge Reduction
• Cervical Margin Placement
• Additive Restorative Workflow
• Traditional Preparation
• Try-In
• Adhesive Cementation
• Finishing and Polishing

Major Indirect Restoration Topics

• Indirect Partial Restorations
• Posterior Partial Restorations
• Anterior Partial Restorations
• Clinical Indications
• Tooth Preparation
• Restorative Material Selection
• Provisionalization
• Definitive Restoration Placement

Major Adhesive Dentistry Topics

• Rubber Dam Isolation
• Dentin Disinfection
• Immediate Dentin Sealing
• IDS
• Adhesive Cementation
• Try-In Procedures
• Finishing
• Polishing

Major Dental Material Topics

• Composite Restorations
• Ceramic Restorations
• Hybrid Materials
• Material Selection
• Polyether
• Polyvinylsiloxane
• PVS
• Elastomeric Impression Materials

Major Impression & Provisionalization Topics

• Dental Impressions
• Elastomeric Impressions
• Impression Material Selection
• Impression Tray Techniques
• Wax-Up
• Indirect Mock-Up
• Interim Restorations
• Provisional Restorations

Who Should Take This Course?

This program is recommended for dental professionals seeking to advance their restorative and aesthetic dentistry techniques, particularly those involved in indirect adhesive restorations.

It is especially relevant for:

• General Dentists
• Prosthodontists
• Aesthetic Dentists
• Restorative Dentists
• Clinicians performing veneers
• Dentists performing indirect partial restorations
• Dental professionals interested in adhesive dentistry
• Clinicians seeking to improve preparation and cementation workflows

Why This Course Is Useful

OHI-S Veneers and indirect partial restorations 2 lessons 3h 32min provides a structured review of the clinical steps required for successful indirect restorative treatment.

The program can help learners review:

• Indications for indirect partial restorations
• Anterior and posterior treatment applications
• Composite, ceramic, and hybrid material selection
• Rubber dam isolation
• Dentin disinfection
• Immediate dentin sealing
• Tooth preparation
• Cervical margin placement
• Incisal reduction
• Polyether impressions
• Polyvinylsiloxane impressions
• Impression tray techniques
• Wax-up workflows
• Indirect mock-ups
• Interim restorations
• Provisional restorations
• Restoration try-in
• Adhesive cementation
• Finishing and polishing

The curriculum can be summarized as:

Treatment Planning → Preparation → Adhesive Protocol → Impression → Provisionalization → Cementation → Final Finishing

within a practical restorative and aesthetic dentistry workflow.

Product Information

• Product: OHI-S Veneers and indirect partial restorations 2 lessons 3h 32min
• Provider: OHI-S
• Lessons: 2
• Duration: 3 Hours 32 Minutes
• Primary Focus: Veneers / Indirect Partial Restorations
• Specialties: Restorative Dentistry / Prosthodontics / Aesthetic Dentistry
• Clinical Topics: Material Selection / Isolation / IDS / Preparation / Impression / Provisionalization / Adhesive Cementation
• Available From: MedicalAmboss.com

Short Description

OHI-S Veneers and indirect partial restorations 2 lessons 3h 32min is a focused dental program covering the complete clinical workflow for veneers and indirect partial restorations.

Across two lessons and 3 hours 32 minutes, the course reviews composites, ceramics, hybrid materials, rubber dam isolation, dentin disinfection, immediate dentin sealing (IDS), preparation design, cervical margins, incisal reduction, polyether and PVS impressions, wax-up and indirect mock-up workflows, provisional restorations, try-in, adhesive cementation, finishing, and polishing.

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Topics

• Clinical Indications: Selection of appropriate indications for indirect partial restorations in posterior and anterior teeth.
• Restorative Materials: Comparison and selection of composites, ceramics, and hybrid restorative materials.
• Rubber Dam Isolation: Isolation techniques for adhesive restorative procedures.
• Dentin Disinfection: Dentin management before definitive restorative procedures.
• Immediate Dentin Sealing (IDS): Application of IDS within the indirect restorative workflow.
• Tooth Preparation: Clinical preparation principles for indirect partial restorations and veneers.
• Cervical Margin Placement: Criteria for positioning cervical restorative margins.
• Incisal Edge Reduction: Preparation considerations involving the incisal edge in anterior restorative cases.
• Elastomeric Impression Materials: Selection and application of elastomeric impression materials.
• Polyether Impressions: Use of polyether materials for restorative impressions.
• Polyvinylsiloxane (PVS): Application of PVS impression materials.
• Impression Tray Techniques: Tray selection and techniques for accurate restorative impressions.
• Wax-Up: Use of wax-up workflows in treatment planning and provisionalization.
• Indirect Mock-Up: Incorporating indirect mock-up procedures into restorative planning.
• Interim Restorations: Fabrication of temporary restorations during indirect treatment.
• Provisional Restorations: Provisionalization using wax-up and indirect mock-up workflows.
• Try-In: Clinical evaluation of indirect restorations before definitive cementation.
• Adhesive Cementation: Definitive adhesive placement of indirect restorations.
• Finishing: Final finishing procedures following cementation.
• Polishing: Polishing of completed indirect restorations.
• Additive Workflow: Additive approaches to indirect aesthetic restorative treatment.
• Traditional Preparation: Conventional preparation workflows for indirect restorations.

Lesson 1: Indirect partial posterior restorations

• Indications for the choice of indirect partial restorations in posteriors.

• The choice of the restorative material. Composites, ceramics or hybrids?

• The isolation with the rubber dam and the cleaning of the decay. Do we isolate before or after the removal of the caries?

• The disinfection of the dentin.

• Immediate dentin sealing and build up.

• The preps in indirect posterior restorative dentistry.

• The impressions in partial restorative, which material and techniques?

• Polyethers and Polyvinylsiloxane, characteristics and use.

• The posterior impressions. How to use elastomers, which trays and which technique choose.

• Provisional restorations.

• Adhesive cementation, finishing and polishing.

• Clinical cases and discussion.

Lesson 2: Indirect partial anterior restorations

• Clinical indications

• Additive vs Preps

• The workflow with additive veneers

• The wax up

• Indirect mock up

• Preparation techniques for anterior veneer

• Criteria for the placement of the cervical margin

• The preparation of the incisal edge

• The face bow

• Interim partial anterior restorations

• The try in of the definitive restorations

• The adhesive cementation in anteriors, materials and techniques.