DentistryOnline video course6 lessons
Modern indirect restorative protocols — vertical preparation, zirconia, partial ceramics and full-mouth occlusion
OHIS Modern Indirect Restorative Protocols: Adhesion, Precision, Function packs six lessons (about five hours) from Marco Maiolino, Andrea Fabianelli and Alex Rugina into one indirect-dentistry update. Two lessons are devoted to vertical preparation under thin monolithic zirconia, two to occlusal analysis for full-mouth aesthetic rehabilitation, and two to bonded partial ceramics — from inlays and table tops to palatal and occlusal veneers.
- 6lessons
- 5 h 1 minrunning time
- 3lecturers
What you’ll be able to do
- Judge the trade-offs of vertical preparation and avoid ledges, shoulders and irregular margins
- Balance prosthetic space against biological cost when restoring with thin monolithic zirconia
- Check static and dynamic occlusion — canine guidance versus group function — before a full-mouth case
- Choose between inlay, onlay, overlay, table top and palatal or occlusal veneer
- Condition, silanise and bond partial ceramic restorations for durable adhesion
Inside the course
Vertical preparation and zirconia
Marco Maiolino shares his long-term experience with the toe–heel approach, shows how the bur actually moves in a vertical prep and what goes wrong, then relates preparation geometry to the biomechanics of indirect restorations — ending with a badly broken-down tooth and the choice of preparation.
Full-mouth rehabilitation built on occlusion
Two lessons revisit conventional full-mouth concepts, set occlusal-plane reference points, record and verify static contacts, and deal with interferences in excursions, before combining direct and indirect restorations in minimally invasive aesthetic cases.
Modern indirect restorative protocols for partial ceramics
The final pair explains the mechanism of adhesive fixation, what makes a bonded restoration succeed, and the clinical steps for ceramic onlays, overlays and buccal or palatal veneers, including ceramic conditioning and silanisation.
Built for
- ProsthodontistsA current look at vertical preparation and full-arch occlusal planning.
- Restorative and aesthetic dentistsPractical bonding protocols for partial ceramic work.
- General dentists moving into indirect workClear criteria for when an onlay beats a crown.
Syllabus
Lessons 6 lessons
- Lesson 1 — Marco Maiolino’s Experience with Vertical Preparation and Zirconia Restorations
- Lesson 2 — Zirconia and VertiPrep. Biomechanics of the Restorations
- Lesson 3 — Next Level of Full-Mouth Rehabilitation: Analysis of Static and Dynamic Occlusion
- Lesson 4 — Full-Mouth Aesthetic Rehabilitation: From Occlusion Analysis to Minimally Invasive Preparation
- Lesson 5 — Adhesive Partial Ceramic Restorations
- Lesson 6 — Partial Ceramic Restorations: Buccal and Palatal Veneers, Onlay, Overlay
Before you buy
Which speaker teaches which lesson?
Only the first lesson is explicitly attributed (to Marco Maiolino); the other five are not assigned to a named speaker.
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 | Recorded online lessons |
|---|---|
| Contents | 6 lessons · 5 h 1 min |
| Faculty | Marco Maiolino, Andrea Fabianelli, Alex Rugina |
| Provider | OHI-S |
| Department | Dentistry |
| Delivery | Instant download · lifetime re-download |
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