Ceramic Veneers: The Architecture of Smile Design and Predictable Aesthetics. Stefan Koubi Christmas Seminar in Prague. "Standard" option

Stefan Koubi Seminar in Christmas Prague — one of the most atmospheric cities in Europe during the holiday season!

Immerse yourself in an advanced concept of aesthetic rehabilitation, where every restoration is crafted with architectural precision and refined to perfection.

During this eminar, under the guidance of one of the world’s most influential restorative dentists, you will explore the complete workflow—from treatment planning and design to final cementation—based on modern protocols, predictable techniques, and state-of-the-art materials.

Key seminar topics:

– Development of a smile design project and its clinical translation via mock-up
– From non-prep to minimally invasive laminate veneers
– Management of patients with pathological tooth wear
– Contemporary materials in prosthodontics and dental laboratory practice: what to choose in 2027
– Step-by-step adhesive protocols for veneer cementation with high predictability and zero-complication workflow.

IMPORTANT: the "Seminar. Comfort", "Seminar+Demonstration. VIP" and "Practical Course" participation options are also available for purchase.

Advantages of the "Seminar. Standard" participation option:
– Participation in the scientific program
– Coffee break
– Notes and handouts
– Certificate of participation
– ADA credits available upon request.

Program

– Principles of modern daily aesthetic dentistry: simple, predictable protocols and an “architectural mindset” with precise planning before tooth preparation.

– Diagnosis and treatment planning:

- Magement of patients with severe tooth wear and aesthetic defects
- Analog and digital planning workflows, including indications and sequencing.

– Contemporary concepts in pressed ceramic veneers:

- Modern press-ceramic technologies
- Material selection and clinical decision-making principles.

– Communication with the dental laboratory:

- Transfer of clinical information
- Analog and digital communication protocols.

– Clinical workflow guided by the final design:

- Mock-up as a diagnostic and communication tool
- Predictable planning as the foundation of long-term stability.

– Clinical recommendations, pitfalls, and common errors:

- Strategies to avoid preparation mistakes
- Considerations in complex aesthetic rehabilitation cases.

– Interactive clinical discussion:

- Analysis of real-life cases
- Q&A and clinical justification of treatment decisions.