Minimally Invasive Aesthetic Restorations: Additive, Digital, and Fully Functional Rehabilitation

— From mini-invasive prosthodontics to additive prosthodontics
— Additive prosthodontics in aesthetic rehabilitation: advantages and limits
— No-prep veneers and S.A.R. (Selective Area Reduction) veneers: procedure step by step
— Digital-guided procedures for no-prep veneers and S.A.R. (Selective Area Reduction) veneers
— Additive prosthodontics in posterior restorations: when and why
— Additive prosthodontics for worn teeth and bruxist patients rehabilitation: step-by-step procedures
— Digital-guided procedures for worn teeth and bruxist patients rehabilitation.

— General concepts of worn teeth, bruxism, and TMJ disorders
— The concept of parafunctional and dysfunctional patients
— Differential diagnosis between parafunctional and dysfunctional patients
— Occlusal diagnosis: intra- and extra-oral clinical examination
— Predictable techniques for vertical dimension management
— S.A.R. (Selective Area Reduction) approach
— Clinical case analysis and a step-by-step treatment approach for:
 

- Worn dentition
- Bruxism
- TMJ disorders.

— Main etiological factors of tooth wear and the importance of monitoring
— Diagnostic tools and risk assessment methods
— Aesthetic analysis of models and photographs
— Safe and predictable techniques for vertical dimension management
— Principles of minimally invasive adhesive rehabilitation
— Analysis of clinical cases.

— Principles of minimally invasive digital restorations
— Selection of materials with new-generation CAD/CAM options
— Digital workflow: scanning, treatment planning, and CAD/CAM fabrication
— Clinical protocols: tooth preparation, bonding techniques, and finishing
— Maintenance strategies and long-term patient care.