SEPES BILBAO 2025

TECHNICAL DIAGNOSTIC AND ESTHETIC APPROACH

Great improvements have been made in the field of aesthetics restoration in the last few years.

This evolution derives not only from aesthetics requirements of the patient, but also from a good relationship between the dentist and the dental technician.

The clinician should know technical steps to make the process easier the imagination of the technician and the laboratory should know the clinical operative steps with the possible difficulties in the mouth, so that the technician can develops more techniques to help the dentist in his work.

In this way it is possible to plan the case that will also give to the patient the possibility to perceive and understand clearly the treatment proposed.

Technically the numerous possibilities for anatomical tooth reproduction will be examinated.

A new system that will be enables dental professionals to go beyond the usual creative standards in esthetical rehabilitation: the principal tooth forms and their characteristics will be analysed and the discussion will lay groundwork for the introduction of a new tooth-form classification called dental anatomical combination.

Comparing to the face of the patient several factors will be evaluated when designing an individual customized dental restoration.

Other new digital systems will be evaluated in order to create an individual tooth shape for the patient and the subsequently customized smile.

The application of this new system and subsequently ceramic layering procedures will be demonstrated via a clinical case report.

All the rehabilitations simple or complex are created with precision using the stereomicroscope to achieve the planned result and increasing the longevity of the restoration.

The objective of this topic is to provide valuable information to support the prosthodontic team in the treatment of the various clinical cases.

Detailed analysis of the most significant clinical and technical procedures will be described, beginning with the clinical diagnosis and subsequent diagnostic wax up, then progressing to the correct use of the provisional restorations, which are fundamental in the conditioning and correct development of the soft tissues, as well as in the achievement of the functional and esthetical objectives.

Learning objevtives:

• The numerous possibilities for anatomical tooth reproduction will be examinated.

• The objective of this topic is to provide valuable information to support the prosthodontics team in the treatment of the various clinical cases.

• New digital systems will be evaluated in order to create an individual tooth shape for the patient and the subsequently customized smile.

CV

Born in Port Chester , New York , USA.

Owner of the Oral Design Center in Turin, Italy.

Trained in dental technology in Turin, Italy, he then studied two years at the University of Geneva.

He completed his education in Italy and abroad, working in the United States and in Switzerland.

He has published extensively in both Italian and international journals. He has also contributed to the textbooks “Esthetics and Precision. Clinical and Technical Procedures” with Dr. Domenico Massironi and Mr. Romeo Pascetta (translated in eight languages), and “Aesthetic & Restorative Dentistry” written together with Dr. Douglas Terry and Mr. Willi Geller.

Both books are published by Quintessence Publishing.

He is involved as Associate Editors in Dental Technology of the International Journal of Esthetic Dentistry (IJED).

He belongs to several prestigious organizations, such as the Oral Design International Foundation (Willi Geller’s group), the American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry (Fellow Member), the European Academy of Esthetic Dentistry (Active Member), the Italian Academy of Esthetic Dentistry (Active Member), the European Society of Cosmetic Dentistry (Active Member), the European Academy of Digital Dentistry (Executive Council Member) and the American Microscope Enhanced Dentistry (Fellow Member).

He was Clinical Assistant Professor in the Division of Restorative Science at the University of Southern California, Los Angeles, USA.