No Prerequisite; Level 2 completion highly encouraged

Properly used, CEREC will produce highly esthetic posterior restorations with perfect occlusion and contacts, whether you are treating a single tooth or complete quadrant.

Patterson training vouchers accepted

Program Schedule Day 1 8am - 5pm: Workshop Evening reception end of day 1 Day 2 8am - 5pm: Workshop Breakfast and lunch provided both days

"After attending the advanced course with Drs. Puri and Mirzayan, I have become very efficient with the CEREC. I can now contribute to the process and free up my doctor to see other patients. I especially love the great service we provide our patients. Thank you for opening our eyes to making dentistry creative and fun again. I would highly recommend any doctor coming to the course to bring their team." Lisa N., dental assistant

At the completion of this program, you will be able to: Understand the proper preparation requirements for all ceramic restorations Predictably treat multiple units with perfect occlusion and contacts Complete three posterior restorations in less than 90 minutes, using ideal form, symmetry and occlusion Use adhesive techniques that make bonding simple for multiple units Leverage milling time with prep time to maximize efficiency Esthetically stain and glaze restorations that rival lab esthetics Use numerous quadrant techniques, including the "Divide and Conquer," "Sarmen" and "Virtual Seat" Understand the importance of the reference image, insertion axis and other tools Master the use of Database and Correlation design modes for optimum efficiency and esthetics for quadrant dentistry Utilize CEREC to restore screw- and cement-retained implant restorations Explore the CEREC-GALILEOS connection and the integration between Cone Beam and CAD/CAM, and use in lecture and hands-on Learn to manage restorations in a quadrant when mixing Correlation and Database Explore replication of posterior teeth Learn how to fabricate abutments and final crown restorations with your CEREC chairside

Other Program Features Include: Prepping and milling numerous posterior restorations Breakouts in small groups for individual learning and education Review of the latest and best CEREC materials for posterior restorations Opportunity to network Q&A round table discussion