DentistryOnline courseRestoration
The Brazilian way with composite and ceramics — five specialists on diastemas, direct veneers and guided restoration
Brazilian restorative dentistry earned its reputation for a reason, and Brazilian School of Aesthetic Restorations hands you both its protocols and its mindset. Five instructors share nearly nine hours across six lessons: diastema closure, longevity in direct anterior resin, ceramic veneers and lenses, and the guided injectable technique for multiple restorations.
- 6lessons
- 8 h 46 minof video
- 5instructors
What you’ll be able to do
- Close diastemas with well-proportioned composite veneers
- Prevent early failures in direct anterior restorations
- Plan and cement ceramic veneers and lenses
- Run the guided injectable and thermo-compacted technique
- Finish and polish for longevity and stain resistance
Inside the course
Direct anterior mastery
Early lessons build proportion, adhesion and photoactivation into diastema closure and class 3 and 4 work, then attack the causes of early failure with better material choice and polishing.
Ceramic and guided workflows
You plan ceramic veneers with reverse planning and ceramist communication, and learn the guided direct technique using wax-up, mock-up, a transparent key and heated composites for multiple teeth at once.
Microdetails for macro results
A closing lesson dwells on the small decisions — shade, layering, single-shade composites, adhesive choice and magnification — that separate a good restoration from a lasting one.
About the instructors
The faculty are Brazilian restorative and prosthodontic educators with master’s and PhD backgrounds, active in the country’s esthetic dentistry societies and international lecturing.
Built for
- General dentistsA complete anterior aesthetic toolkit, direct and indirect.
- Restorative cliniciansProtocols proven by a famous national school.
- ProsthodontistsCeramic veneer planning and ceramist communication.
Curriculum
Diastema closure (29 min) 7 topics
- Diagnosis and planning of diastema treatment
- Diastema closure with composite veneers
- Dental proportions
- When orthodontic movement is needed
- Relationship with the gum
- Black triangles
- Stratification strategies
Longevity in direct anterior composite (1 h 11 min) 6 topics
- Reasons for early failures in anterior restorations
- Choosing restorative materials with confidence
- Adhesive principles
- Optimising photoactivation
- Reaching the best occlusal balance
- Polishing the surface to avoid staining
Direct anterior resin: excellence and productivity (1 h 57 min) 6 topics
- Shade selection protocol to minimise error
- Rubber dam versus no rubber dam isolation
- Adhesive approach
- Invisible class 4 restorations and clinical tips
- Full-mouth rehabilitation with composite
- Finishing and polishing: materials and techniques
Smile rehabilitation with ceramic veneers and lenses (1 h 40 min) 9 topics
- Smile analysis
- Tooth optical properties
- Reverse planning and communication with the ceramist
- Ceramic selection
- Tooth preparation for veneers and lenses
- Obtaining high-quality impressions
- Veneer try-in and cementation
- Isolation of the working field
- Clinical control
Guided direct composite restorations (1 h 06 min) 6 topics
- Photo and video documentation for correct planning
- Tips for the diagnostic wax-up
- Using the mock-up as a strategic tool
- Building the transparent key to guide restorations
- Fluid and thermo-modified composites by heating
- Real clinical cases with the guided technique
Direct veneers: microdetails for macro results (2 h 20 min) 8 topics
- Why direct composites fail
- Material characteristics and selection
- Shade selection
- Layering techniques
- One-shade composite restoration
- Best adhesive techniques
- Longevity of direct composites
- How magnification changes your practice
Before you buy
Direct or indirect focus?
Both. It covers direct composite work in detail and dedicates a full lesson to ceramic veneers and lenses.
Is the guided injectable technique included?
Yes. A lesson walks the wax-up, transparent key and heated composite workflow for multiple restorations.
Do I get CME credit or a certificate?
No. Clinicapedia provides the educational content only — no CME or CE credits, MOC points or certificates of completion are included with this product.
Specifications
| Format | Online video course |
|---|---|
| Instructors | Five Brazilian restorative educators |
| Contents | 6 lessons |
| Duration | 8 h 46 min |
| Access | Lifetime, self-paced |
| Department | Dentistry |
| Delivery | Instant download · lifetime re-download |


