Cementation Deconstructed

Crown and bridge cement options seem to expand by the day. A detailed understanding of contemporary cementation principles is the difference between lasting success and premature failure. This topic is further complicated by several factors, including ceramic material strength, tooth stump influence on final esthetics, retentive vs. non-retentive prep designs, MID approach, isolation challenges, and desires for bio-activity. This course will cover all cement classes and provide doctors with a logical approach to material and technique selection.

Learning Objectives:
- A comprehensive materials review including bonded resins, self-adhesive resins, RMGI`s, and bio-ceramics
- When cementation is an option vs. when bonding is a must
- Bonding principles review
- Step by step delivery protocols, including tooth and restoration interface pre-treatment
- Adhesion to the most common materials, including zirconia and lithium disilicate.
- Tips and tricks to simplify pain points like isolation, provisional retention, and cement clean-up/removal

  • Course Code:F10
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  • Day:Friday
  • Time:9:30 AM-12:30 PM
  • CE Credit:3
  • Type Of Course:Dental/Medical Subjects
  • Fee:Free With Registration
  • Location:Cira C
  • Audience:
    Dentist Dental Assistant Lab Tech
  • Seating Taken:
    56%
  • Supported by:Kettenbach
  • Supported by:NSK
  • Supported by:Solventum
  • Supported by:Voco
Speaker: Dr. Foroud Hakim

Dr. Foroud Hakim

Dr. Foroud Hakim is a nationally and internationally recognized speaker with an unwavering passion for all aspects of contemporary restorative dentistry. He is particularly motivated to help colleagues in improving treatment outcomes, patient experiences, as well as practice efficiency. He thrives on audience participation and interactive learning models. “I learn just as much from my audiences as they might from me; if it’s not a two-way street, something is wrong!” Dr. Hakim has balanced private practice and dental education for 31 years in the San Francisco Bay Area. He splits his time between “real world/wet fingered” private practice, and teaching dental students at the University of the Pacific, as well as colleagues across the country. He earned his DDS in 1991 and went on to earn his MBA in 2000. His areas of focus range from predictable and lasting adhesion, minimally invasive single tooth dentistry, all the way through to full mouth esthetic rehabilitation and smile design. Dr. Hakim is the founder of San Ramon Dental Excellence, Director of Occlusion at the University of the Pacific and an active board member and speaker for Catapult Education’s Speakers Bureau.