Maximum tooth preservation with minimum effort – adhesive cementation “at its best”! - Part 2

The high level of development of modern composite and ceramic materials, as well as the adhesive working of these materials, makes it possible to achieve durable and very aesthetic restorations these days. This can push the concept of maximum tooth preservation more and more into the foreground. 

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A successful restoration is always the consequence of applying many individual steps. The rapid continued development of restorative materials has led to a great many number of new materials and fabrication processes. 
In addition, there is a strong trend towards simplification and the combination of individual products in the field of adhesive cementation. Accordingly, more and more practitioners are asking the question of what is actually being cemented, and what is used to create the bond. As well as which steps could combination products be used to potentially save time, and what would be best avoided?

Due to the complexity of this topic, the online event for adhesive cementation is split up into two modules. The first part on 12 September 2023 (German) and 14 September 2023 (English) will deal with the bond to the restoration material. Part 2 on 17 October 2023 (German) and 19 October 2023 (English) focuses on the bond to the tooth. 

We will then take some time, as always, for questions and discussions. 

Any questions left? 
Our team of the Clinical Research Department is looking forward to answering your questions under +49 (0) 40 84006 348 or email at clinicalresearch@mtcompanies.com.