Gingival Composite Characterisation Course

Name: Gingival Composite Characterisation Course
Start: 2024-11-15T10:00:00+01:00
Location: Schottlander

Schedule

Fri Nov 15 2024 at 10:00 am

UTC+01:00

Location

Schottlander | Letchworth, EN

Chris Wibberley will present a hands-on course for CDTs & Dental Technicians looking to improve denture aesthetics
This fast paced one day, hands-on course will focus on teaching Chris’ advanced techniques for improving denture aesthetics.
As all prosthetic technicians and CDTs know, it can be challenging to make removable prosthetics, which look truly natural. These difficulties become even greater for partial dentures, with the need to match denture teeth and denture bases with natural teeth and soft tissue.
This course will help dental technicians and CDTs to enhance their skills and learn new techniques for creating truly aesthetic dentures with natural looking teeth and soft tissue. Delegates will learn how to characterise denture teeth and gingival tissue to meet the expectation of patients for extremely lifelike removable prosthesis.
Chris will teach easy and practical techniques which can be immediately adapted and integrated into daily lab work. Delegates will learn a greater understanding of how composites and light-cured stains can be used to make removable prosthesis look more natural. They will also gain confidence in their improved ability to produce better dentures aesthetics, for which they can charge discerning customers appropriately.
Presented in a friendly, informal, and practical way, this course will demystify the work of denture ‘gurus’ with step-by-step, easy to understand, hands-on training.
Course fee: £250 +VAT
Venues & Dates:
Oldham on Friday 12th July - FULL
Letchworth on Friday 20th September - FULL
NEW DATE: Letchworth Friday 15th November
Places are limited to just 6 delegates per course for a better learning experience and more focused hands-on teaching.
Contact Adele, the Schottlander Education Coordinator, direct on 01462 704 633, e-mail: [email protected] or Freephone 0800 97 000 79