This course is a clinically focused continuing education program designed to strengthen practitioners’ ability to evaluate, manage, and deliver long lasting composite restorations. This course presents a structured diagnostic framework that helps clinicians distinguish normal aging from repairable defects and identify restorations that require full replacement using both clinical and radiographic criteria. Emphasis is placed on preserving tooth structure, improving clinical judgment, and making predictable, evidence-based treatment decisions.
Participants will also explore material selection and technique considerations that directly influence restoration longevity, esthetics, and function. By the end of the session, attendees will leave with practical, repeatable strategies they can implement immediately to enhance the durability and predictability of their composite restorative outcomes.
By attending this webinar you will learn how to:
- Accurately diagnose composite restorations by distinguishing between acceptable findings, repairable defects, and restorations requiring replacement using clinical and radiographic criteria.
- Select appropriate materials and techniques for composite repair and replacement to optimize longevity, esthetics, and function.
- Implement predictable clinical protocols for finishing, polishing, and occlusal adjustment to enhance restoration performance and patient satisfaction.
