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Isolation (Rubberdam) Hands-On Course - Dr. Stephane Browet
All you need to know about isolation and rubberdam
Since its introduction in 1864 the presumed use of rubberdam in multiple dental procedures has increased. Nevertheless, in daily practice the usage is not as widely spread as one would expect. Many reasons or excuses are being given not to use this simple means of isolation. The idea is simple, the practical execution is another story. Especially knowing that the use of rubberdam implies that we, as dental professionals, plan our work efficiently and that we can communicate well with our patients. It is without any doubt mandatory to use rubberdam during endodontic procedures and adhesive procedures. Furthermore, this course tells us what is possible if we ask ourselves the question: What if...
Topics that will be addressed:
- Obstacles.
- Materials.
- Inversion.
- Strategy.
- Endo-restorative continuum.
- Sequence flowchart.
- Keys to success.
High quality dentistry begins at the base of the pyramid. Join us for an exceptional experience where the foundation of quality treatment is learned in a fun and interactive way.
During the masterclass, numerous clinical examples will demonstrate how every isolation challenge can be addressed and categorized into one of the 4 main configurations. Step-by-step procedures teach the techniques. Tips and tricks are demonstrated in relation to restorative procedures. During the hands-on all the procedures are practiced on phantom heads. Special isolations and combinations are also practiced. At the end of the hands-on there will be a competition and the participants will challenge each other in “The Fast and the Furious” for the fastest isolation.
You will learn:
- The criteria for the right materials to use.
- The strategy to predictably isolate the operation field, even in difficult situations.
- To master the techniques to isolate.
- To develop a creative mind to come up with new solutions if needed.
Lecturers
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Dr. Stephane Browet