Interdisciplinary Dentistry in the Slavicek Concept | 2-Year Modular Programme

The 2-year modular school “Interdisciplinary Dentistry in the Slavicek Concept” consists of 8 consecutive hands-on modules focused on interdisciplinary treatment and full-mouth occlusal rehabilitation based on the Slavicek concept.

School Programme:

Section A — Diagnosis and Treatment Planning

3 modules focused on comprehensive patient diagnosis and interdisciplinary treatment planning.

Section B — Occlusion and Aesthetic Planning

2 modules focused on occlusal management. You will learn how to:

— Work with the vertical dimension

— Establish the occlusal plane and Curve of Spee

— Create sequential disclusion with canine guidance

— Perform a diagnostic wax-up

— Plan aesthetic restorations.

Section C — Preparation and Prosthodontic Treatment

3 modules focused on orthodontic and endodontic preparation protocols prior to prosthetic treatment and implant placement, as well as prosthodontic treatment itself.

Benefits of the Programme:

— Training based entirely on the Slavicek concept — a systematic approach to interdisciplinary patient treatment, supported by extensive clinical experience and scientific research

— Work with your own clinical cases. You will be able to bring your cases to the programme, discuss them with the lecturers, apply what you have learned in your clinical practice, and return to the next module with questions based on your treatment outcomes

— Ongoing support throughout the entire programme. You will have the opportunity to discuss clinical cases, share your results, and receive feedback from lecturers and colleagues

— Lecturer — Gregor Slavicek, a specialist with 40 years of clinical experience

— One group throughout the two-year programme. This allows you to build a strong professional community, exchange experience, and maintain close connections with your colleagues and the school’s lecturers.

The key feature of the school is its sequential learning approach: each module builds on the previous one, allowing you to immediately apply the knowledge and skills you acquire in your clinical practice.

❗IMPORTANT: To participate in the programme, a 100% prepayment for Module 1 + 50% prepayment for Module 8 is required.

❗The price shown on the website is the cost per module.

Before making the payment, each participant signs an agreement for the provision of educational services. Payment for each module is made 2 months before the module start date.

If you decide to withdraw from the programme for any reason, the prepayment for Module 8 is non-refundable.

Program

Section A

The first module is devoted to treatment planning. To do this, you need to clearly identify all the problems in the patient. Attention is paid not only to the dysfunctional component: the patient is examined systematically, and a whole list of possible problems affecting health is created. The purpose of this is to define a global treatment strategy. And only after that you can choose the right tools that will be suitable for the implementation of the plan.

Section A consists of 3 modules and guides you through the necessary steps in systemic diagnosis and therefore to primary therapy using splints.

Module 1 (September 2-5, 2027)

– Clinical functional analysis

– Mounting models in the articulator

– Preliminary occlusal analysis

– Analysis of the occlusal and functional component

– Evaluation of diagnostic results

– Treatment planning.

Module 2 (October 28-31, 2027)

– Cephalometric analysis

– Condylography

– Advanced occlusal analysis

– Supplementing the list of problems and evaluating the results of diagnostics

– Correction of the treatment plan.

Module 3 (January 27-30, 2028)

– Detailed occlusal analysis

– Completion of the list of problems and final evaluation of the diagnostic results, including treatment planning

– Planning of primary treatment, including splint therapy with individual splint modeling and targeted clinical appointment.

Section B

Consists of 2 modules dedicated to final treatment planning and determination of factors that influence occlusion, including its restoration.

Module 4 (June 1-4, 2028)

– Interim analysis after primary therapy

– Determination of the therapeutic position, its transfer to the articulator

– Identification of a key functional factor for total and occlusal rehabilitation.

Module 5 (September 7-10, 2028)

Final treatment planning including all functional parameters:

– VDO

– Occlusal plane

– Spee curve

– Individual bite concept (consecutive disocclusion with canine dominance according to R.Slavichek)

– Diagnostic wax-up (digital and analog)

– Diagnostic mounting

– Sagittal movements of the condyles

– Incisal guidance

– Aesthetic planning.

Section C

It consists of 3 modules and is fully focused on the final total occlusal rehabilitation.

Module 6 (November 16-19, 2028)

– Interdisciplinary orthodontics

– The concept of the denture frame according to S.Sato

– Orthodontic preparation for prosthetics

– Endodontics and implantation in terms of total patient rehabilitation and occlusal functions.

Module 7 (January 25-28, 2029)

Removable and fixed prosthetics in total rehabilitation.

Module 8 (June 4-7, 2029)

– Fixed prosthetics

– Minimally invasive technologies

– Intraoral scanning

– Analog and/or digital workflow.