This comprehensive program blends scientific knowledge with hands-on experience, guiding participants through every stage of veneer treatment — from proper case selection and digital smile design to preparation, cementation, and maintenance.
By the end of the course, attendees will master a predictable, efficient workflow for delivering natural, long-lasting, and beautiful ceramic veneer restorations.
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-Proper case selection -Esthetic analysis -Photography protocol -DSD workflow -Triad of Successful Communication -Diagnostic wax-up -Esthetic Preview -Additive vs Subtractive cases -Shade selection -Conventional tooth preparation -The Guided Approach -Dilemma of Hypersensitivity -Soft tissue management -Impression techniques -Material selection -CAD/CAM chairside veneer -Provisional materials & techniques -Try-in -Different adhesive systems -Isolation protocol -Cementation -Maintenance -Clinical cases
Dr Eslam Zakzouk
-Photography protocol -DSD workflow -Preparation guides -Management of subtractive cases with EPR -Conventional tooth preparation (on a model) -Mock-up driven approach (on a patient) -Immediate Dentin Sealing (IDS) -Tissue displacement -Impression techniques -Temporization -Rubber dam isolation -Cementation
Dr Eslam Zakzouk
-Learn how to select cases properly through evidence-based decision-making. -Integrate digital photography into daily practice to enhance patient communication and treatment planning. -Understand facial and smile analysis principles to design harmonious and proportional smiles. -Master the use of digital tools for esthetic smile design and manage both additive and subtractive cases effectively. -Identify the key criteria for successful ceramic veneers and gain valuable tips & tricks to simplify clinical workflows.
Dr Eslam Zakzouk
-Be familiar with all types of tooth preparation designs and their specific indications. -Understand the importance of Immediate Dentin Sealing (IDS) in preventing sensitivity and restoration failure. -Learn advanced soft tissue management techniques to avoid postoperative complications. -Recognize various temporization methods and the best provisional materials. Gain insight into material selection and laboratory techniques for different ceramic systems. -Understand CAD/CAM materials and learn how to deliver chairside ceramic restorations in a single visit. -Apply proper isolation techniques with a rubber dam for predictable bonding success. -Follow accurate cementation protocols and identify the main causes of veneer failure after delivery.
Dr Eslam Zakzouk
