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DESCRIPTION:This course provides an overview of the historical evolution of
  dental ceramics and how advances in composition\, processing\, and CAD/CA
 M technology have enhanced their reliability and expanded their clinical u
 se. Participants will learn the key properties that differentiate major ce
 ramic categories—such as feldspathic\, leucite-reinforced\, lithium-based 
 glass ceramics\, and high-strength polycrystalline materials like zirconia
 —and how these characteristics guide clinical decisions involving case sel
 ection\, preparation design\, bonding protocols\, and cementation.Course O
 bjectives:At the conclusion of this course\, participants will:Understand 
 the historical evolution of dental ceramics and the technological advances
  that shaped current materialsIdentify the key properties that differentia
 te major ceramic categories used in restorative dentistryRecognize how mat
 erial characteristics influence clinical decision-makingEvaluate appropria
 te bonding and cementation protocols based on ceramic type and clinical in
 dicationEducational Method: Zoom Lecture1.5 CE credits $59Register now!
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SUMMARY:ACDE - Dental Ceramics: From Past to Practice
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 his course provides an overview of the historical evolution of dental cera
 mics and how advances in composition\, processing\, and CAD/CAM technology
  have enhanced their reliability and expanded their clinical use. Particip
 ants will learn the key properties that differentiate major ceramic catego
 ries—such as feldspathic\, leucite-reinforced\, lithium-based glass cerami
 cs\, and high-strength polycrystalline materials like zirconia—and how the
 se characteristics guide clinical decisions involving case selection\, pre
 paration design\, bonding protocols\, and cementation.</div></div><br></di
 v><p><strong>Course Objectives:</strong></p><p>At the conclusion of this c
 ourse\, participants will:</p><ul><li><p>Understand the historical evoluti
 on of dental ceramics and the technological advances that shaped current m
 aterials</p></li><li><p>Identify the key properties that differentiate maj
 or ceramic categories used in restorative dentistry</p></li><li><p>Recogni
 ze how material characteristics influence clinical decision-making</p></li
 ><li>Evaluate appropriate bonding and cementation protocols based on ceram
 ic type and clinical indication<br></li></ul><p><strong>Educational Method
 :</strong>&nbsp\;Zoom Lecture</p></div><div><p>1.5 CE credits&nbsp\;</p></
 div></div></div></div></div></div><p>$59</p><p><a href="https://reg.learni
 ngstream.com/reg/event_page.aspx?ek=0028-0004-a02b35a33afe4e5db57f9c4f0d1b
 f92b" target="_blank">Register now!</a></p>
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