Mar11-12

A Practical Approach to Posterior Tooth Morphology

Note: This event ended in 2016.
Mar 11-12, 2016
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This updated seminar will teach students how to rely on the “DeVreugd Occlusal Compass” to design and finish posterior restorations with the best occlusal morphology for the unique requirements of each patient. This knowledge will enhance any CAD/CAM restoration. Students using traditional or systems-oriented skills will learn how the compass applies to tooth sections with different occlusal contacts or different rotations for every possible articulation of the mandible. These techniques will save time for dentists and patients by reducing or eliminating the need for chairside adjustments and costly remakes. The “DeVreugd Occlusal Compass”is thoroughly adaptable to the Pankey-Dawson, Bioesthetics and Neuromuscular and Gnathologic concepts of occlusion.This seminar is available for you to host in your town.

To host this seminar in your town and to secure hosting dates: Please call to discuss and request a “Posterior Morphology Private Letter.”

A deposit will be required at host date selection with balance due 30 days prior to the seminar.

Speaker

  • Russell DeVreugd

    Owner at DeVreugd Dental Laboratory · Durham, NC

    ussell DeVreugd, DTG, is an international consultant and lecturer in the field of fixed restorative dentistry. He was a consultant/lecturer for the Department of Biologic and Material Science, University of Michigan School...