Master Aesthetic and Microinvasive dentistry - University of Geneva

Master Aesthetic and Microinvasive dentistry - University of Geneva The Department of Cariology and Endodontics of the University of Geneva, directed by the Prof.

Ivo Krejci, is proud to present you his post graduated program in Aesthetic and Microinvasive dentistry. Objectives

- The aim of this 2 years, half-time work program is to provide a master level learning experience fo every participants, producing highly proficient practicians with knowledge, skills and experience in the topic.
- Promote excellent practice amongst dentists with the newest microin

vasives concepts into the field of aesthetic dentistry: beautiful smiles for our patients but with the full respect of natural tissues. Specially attention would be emphasizes on the most advanced and modern digital technologies that are nowadays available in order to achieve the best result.
- Develop advanced skills and be able to meet national and international technological criteria associated with the rapid ongoing changes in the profession

Audience

Dentists in private practice in Switzerland or abroad (external candidates) and dentists practising at the University of Geneva (internal candidates)

Programme

3 specific modules: basic, specialised I and specialised II
Journal Club and seminars (Every Wednesday morning)
18 clinical cases to prepare and present
Thesis and publication

This programme was awarded unconditional accreditation by the Swiss Agency of Accreditation and Quality Assurance in Higher Education (AAQ).

The glycerin shot by .noemi.elhadad .
26/08/2024

The glycerin shot by .noemi.elhadad .

This time we look into the 2020 article written by  and  and published by  .A modern approach to treating tooth wear aim...
30/06/2024

This time we look into the 2020 article written by and and published by .

A modern approach to treating tooth wear aims to
stop its progression at an early stage and, ideally, to
install effective preventive measures or, in cases when
it is already late, to intervene using an interceptive
treatment approach.

It is important to avoid the need for a full prosthetic treatment that implies additional tooth substance removal, with potential biologic complications.

An interceptive treatment has the great potential of stabilizing tooth wear progression early using a no-prep approach and composite resins.

This article describes modifications of the basic full molding technique.

The technique presented here has significant potential to widen the acceptance of the direct approach in the context of an ‘interceptive’ treatment of tooth wear.

This case reports also suggests a potential improvement of dynamic occlusion and function resulting from this method, a benefit which was previously only correlated to classical prosthetic rehabilitations.

The glycerin shot. Courtesy by .noemi.elhadad .
11/06/2024

The glycerin shot.
Courtesy by .noemi.elhadad .

Check the details of this hand made feldspathic veneer done by a master ceramist to treat a single central incisor. Pure...
12/05/2024

Check the details of this hand made feldspathic veneer done by a master ceramist to treat a single central incisor. Pure craftsmanship!

Ceramist: .dentaltechnician
Case by .jbvarea

Check this article from  published in 2007. It represents what should be the standard nowadays. Minimally invasive indir...
28/04/2024

Check this article from published in 2007. It represents what should be the standard nowadays. Minimally invasive indirect dentistry.

Next time we will present the second part. The luting appointment.

20/02/2023
31/01/2023

👉 tooth wear : some insights about the case from .martinotti • Dental technician: .franchini.71 • • ✅🇨🇭

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