Modern adhesive dentistry increasingly promotes the use of direct restorative techniques to achieve permanent restorations with long-term and predictable results by over time, but how far can we go? What are the advantages of composite resin and what are its limitations?
Is it really the transition line, the chimera of anterior restoration? Is it really so complicated to recreate the contact point with modern artificial wall systems? How do we deal with a case of space closure? Is it possible to have a simple and quick working protocol that satisfies us and our patients?
These and other questions we will try to answer during the seminar on direct anterior and posterior restorations.

Course objectives

The goal of the seminar will be to have a protocol to master the techniques to create aesthetic restorations to achieve a restoration with natural color and anatomical characteristics.