THEORETICAL-PRACTICAL COURSE
Adhesive Prosthetics: Inlays & Veneers
Enhance the quality of your restorations
Duration
3 Days
Max participants
15
Venue
Henry Schein Krugg
Schedule
9:30 - 18:00
THE COURSE
Adhesive prosthetics: inlays and veneers
The course is aimed both at dentists who want to learn the fundamental concepts for executing an inlay or a veneer, and at professionals who want to refine the management of complex adhesive rehabilitations.
Every phase of treatment will be covered in detail, from project analysis to finishing and polishing, with numerous demonstration videos and clinical cases.
The goal is to ensure that every participant can immediately put the acquired knowledge into practice in their own professional setting.
PRESENTATION
Watch the course video
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
Practical skills from day one
Technique refinement
Enhance the quality of your restorations
Patient analysis
Clinical, photographic, aesthetic, and functional evaluation
Complete inlays
Inlay, onlay, overlay, veneerlay, and tabletop
Advanced veneers
No-prep, V-veneers, and classic veneers
Predictable adhesion
Predictable adhesion, endo build-up, and cementation protocols
Instructor feedback
Direct and constructive feedback from Dr. Ceroni
PROGRAM
2 meetings of intensive training
Meeting 1 · 1 day
Inlays
- Diagnosis and treatment planning: cariological and radiological concepts for a correct treatment plan
- Indications: analysis of advantages and disadvantages. Why the inlay is among the most performed treatments in modern practices
- Analysis of dental structures: how to determine when to perform a direct restoration, an inlay, or a crown
- Vital tooth VS endodontically treated tooth: differences in structural modifications
- Types of inlays: inlay, onlay, overlay, veneerlay, tabletop. When to perform one or the other
- IDS and build-up: a fundamental phase that allows less invasive preparations
- Preparation principles: instrumentation and biological rationale for conservative and effective preparations
- Deep carious lesions: clinical crown lengthening or cervical margin relocation. Protocols even for the most complex cases
- Impressions and workflow: analogue VS digital/chairside. How the type of impression influences the preparation design
- Shade selection: communication with the laboratory
- Material selection: ceramic, composite, or hybrid. Analysis and selection criteria
- Try-in of the restoration: evaluation criteria before cementation
- Cementation: resin cements, flowable composites, dual-cure or light-cured. Selection criteria
- Finishing and polishing: a simple protocol for uniform surfaces and precise marginal closure
- LIVE DEMO: execution of preparations for onlay, overlay, veneerlay, and tabletop by Dr. Ceroni
- Hands-on practice on custom models: participants perform all types of inlay preparations
Meeting 2 · 1 day
Veneers
- Aesthetic diagnosis and treatment planning: patient evaluation and when an indirect anterior adhesive rehabilitation is indicated
- Indications: analysis of advantages and disadvantages
- Longevity: guide to duration expectations for the patient
- Analysis of dental structures: how to determine when to perform a direct restoration, a veneer, or a crown
- Photographic documentation and digital smile design: tools for formulating the project
- Communication with the laboratory: data transmission via facebow, face scanner, etc.
- Project try-in (mock-up try-in): evaluation methodology
- Types of veneers: no-prep, V-veneers, classic
- IDS and build-up: a phase that allows less invasive preparations
- Preparation principles: basic principles for a guided preparation. Presence or absence of the finish line. Contact point management
- Discoloured teeth: management of complex cases. External and internal bleaching
- Impressions and workflow: analogue VS digital/chairside
- Shade selection: photography, spectrophotometry, or in-office technician consultation
- Material selection: feldspathic ceramic, composite, lithium disilicate, zirconia. Analysis and selection criteria
- Provisionals: management of a delicate phase
- Try-in of the restoration: evaluation of shape, marginal closure, and shade with try-in pastes
- Cementation: resin cements VS flowable composites. Selection criteria to prevent post-cementation shade shift
- Finishing and polishing: protocol for uniform surfaces and precise marginal closure
- LIVE DEMO: execution of veneer preparations with different finish lines by Dr. Ceroni
- Hands-on practice on custom models: participants perform all types of veneer preparations
AVAILABLE DATES
Upcoming editions
Intarsi e Faccette - Aprile 2026
9-10-11 Aprile 2026
Intarsi e Faccette - Giugno 2026
25-26-27 Giugno 2026
Intarsi e Faccette - Novembre 2026
19-20-21 Novembre 2026
Intarsi e Faccette - Dicembre 2026
9-10-11 Dicembre 2026
REGISTRATION FEES
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Standard Price
+ VAT 22%
per person
Student Price
+ VAT 22%
per person
Price also available for AISO members
Bring a friend
Discount applies to both enrollees
+ VAT 22%
per person
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Everything you need to learn
Practice Kit
Custom models and materials for the exercises
Certificate
Certificate of attendance
Post-Course Community
Access to the exclusive community with ongoing updates
COURSE VENUE
Where it takes place
Henry Schein Krugg
Via Gran San Bernardo, strada 7, Palazzo R/1, 20089 Rozzano (MI)
- Equipped room for hands-on practice
- Instruments and materials included
- Free parking
- Easy to reach
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