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Maxim Belograd’s 13-module programme on veneers, bonding, preparations and impressions — 28 hours of chairside protocol
Built as a complete fixed-prosthetics curriculum, Online school of orthopedic dentistry gathers 20 lectures by Maxim Belograd into 13 modules and a little over 28 hours. Every major step of indirect and direct restorative work gets its own module: veneer preparation types, adhesive systems, zirconia and glass-ceramic bonding, partial posterior restorations, full crown preps, retraction and impressions, and rubber dam isolation.
- 13modules
- 20lectures
- 28 h 7 minof video
What you’ll be able to do
- Choose between window, butt-joint, proximal and incisal-overlap veneer designs
- Run total-etch and selective-etch bonding protocols step by step
- Cement zirconia crowns and ceramic overlays with the right primers and resin cements
- Prepare inlays, overlays and veneer-onlays with immediate dentin sealing
- Take reliable one-step, two-step and hybrid impressions after cord retraction
- Isolate difficult teeth using modified clamps and split-dam set-ups
Inside the course
Adhesion first
The programme opens with the full seating sequence for ceramic veneers, from try-in pastes and tight contacts to finishing the margin, then reviews etch-and-rinse, self-etch and universal adhesives and how to bond to zirconia or glass ceramic when composite or IDS is already present.
Preparation design for every situation
Separate modules deal with veneers over class 3, class 4 and class 5 lesions, heavy discoloration that needs extra ceramic thickness, and veneers on premolars and molars. Silicone indexes, depth control and finish-line placement are shown on real teeth.
Posterior work, crowns and impressions
Cusp reduction and cavity optimisation for partial restorations, direct posterior composites with the stamp technique, e.max and zirconia crown preps using the mirror, and three impression methods with mistake analysis round out the practical content.
About Maxim Belograd
An international trainer in microscope-assisted esthetic, restorative and endodontic dentistry, he has taught practical courses in more than 40 countries on five continents.
Built for
- General dentists moving into ceramicsClear protocols to raise the predictability of veneers and onlays.
- Restorative and prosthetic cliniciansA structured reference for preparation geometry and cementation choices.
- Clinicians who struggle with isolationA whole module on rubber dam tricks that make bonding safer.
Curriculum
Module 1: Bonding of ceramic veneers. Step-by-step protocols 8 topics
- Try-in utilizing try-in pastes
- Working with tight proximal contacts
- Bonding protocols for ceramic veneer
- Rubberdam isolation
- Try-in with rubberdam. What to pay attention to
- Tooth structures treatment for proper bonding and avoiding sensitivity
- Veneer bonding using composite cement
- Finishing and polishing
Module 2: Adhesive systems. Review and clinical application 6 topics
- Adhesives for total etching
- Self-etching systems
- Universal adhesives
- Clinical protocols
- Total etching. Step by step binding protocol
- Selective etching. Step by step binding protocol
Module 3: Bonding: Zirconia crowns and Ceramic overlays and isolation 7 topics
- Bonding to zirconia and glass ceramic
- Material selection: resin cements, bonding systems, ceramic and zirconia primers
- Treatment of tooth surface
- What to do if there is composite filling or IDS
- Zirconia crown cementation: step-by-step
- Bonding of ceramic overlay: step-by-step
- Tips with rubberdam isolation for bonding procedures
Module 4: Ceramic in-lays, over-lays and veneer lays. Preparation designs 6 topics
- In-lay preparation. Indications and full process
- Cusp reduction. When and how
- Over-lay preparation. Indications and full process
- Cavity design optimizing and immediate dentin sealing
- Veneer-onlay preparation. Indications and full process
- Protocols of preparation and instruments to use
Module 5: Veneers and class 3 caries defects. Clinical aspects of tooth preparation 6 topics
- Preparation nuances related to proximal zones, opening contacts
- Tactics selection: to treat caries before preparation or to treat during process of preparation
- Rubberdam placement
- Initial stage of preparation and depth control utilizing silicon index
- Immediate dentin sealing and filling of undercuts. Bonding protocol
- Final step of preparation with rubberdam. Tips and tricks
Module 6: Complete guide in veneer preps. All types 8 topics
- Window prep. Indications and full process
- Type 1. When we keep proximal contact
- Type 2. When we break proximal contact
- Type 3. Prep through proximal zone
- Type 4. Incisal overlap. Old school or good option?
- How to prep if there are composite fillings
- Diastema: to prep or not to prep
- Detailed protocols of preparation and instruments to use
Module 7: Direct posterior restorations 6 topics
- Isolation and preparation
- Design of future restoration-tooth interface
- Bonding protocols: total etching and self etching
- Modeling of occlusal anatomy controlling possible occlusal adjustments
- Micro anatomy and using tints
- Stamp technique (“copy-paste”)
Module 8: Impression and retraction techniques 7 topics
- Preparing teeth for impression taking. Chlorhexidine
- Retraction. Single cord and double cord techniques. Retraction pastes
- Impression tray selection
- One step impression
- Two step impression
- Hybrid technique using plastic frame
- Results evaluation. Mistakes analysis
Module 9: Preparation for full crowns: Posteriors 5 topics
- Silicone index for preparation control
- Preparation for ceramic crowns (e.max)
- Preparation for zirconia crowns
- Full protocol of preparation performing finish lines for posterior teeth
- Ergonomics and tips working with mirror
Module 10: RUBBERDAMology: basics, tips and tricks with isolation 5 topics
- Clamp modification
- Basic and advanced equipment for isolation
- Split-dam overview for different tasks
- Classic protocols of isolation in operative dentistry
- How to prep teeth under the dam
Module 11: Veneers and caries defects class 4 and 5 6 topics
- Getting silicone index and initial stage of preparation
- Complete opening of proximal zones in case of class 4 caries defect and determination of finish line placement in case of class 5
- Rubberdam placement
- Immediate dentin sealing and filling of undercuts. Bonding protocol
- Working with palatal silicone index in case when class 4 defect has bigger palatal involvement than from buccal side
- Final step of preparation with rubberdam. Tips and tricks
Module 12: Veneers and discoloration 9 topics
- Ceramic systems review
- Communication with dental lab, discussing thickness of restoration to change the color
- Selection of type of ceramic considering color change
- Evaluation and planning of preparation volume
- Silicone keys to control reduction process
- Mockup, Initial preparation
- Features with proximal preparation. Soft tissues retraction
- Cervical finish line: where to localize and perform, Final preparation, Result evaluation
- Special add-on: Immediate dentin sealing. Clinical steps and protocols
Module 13: Veneers on premolars and molars 7 topics
- Step-by-step protocols of veneer preparations for posterior teeth
- Silicon indexes for posterior teeth
- Initial preparation, reduction control
- Veneer preparation – type 1 “Window”
- Veneer preparation – type 2 “Butt joint”
- Veneer preparation with occlusal overlaying – type 3 “Veneer-overlay”
- Final preparation
Before you buy
Is this about orthopedics in the jaw-growth sense?
No. The title uses “orthopedic” in the Eastern European sense of prosthetic dentistry; the content is veneers, crowns, partial restorations, bonding and impressions.
How is the teaching split between theory and demonstration?
Most modules are live clinical demonstrations filmed step by step; the discoloration module, for instance, is described as roughly 90% practice. The adhesive and rubber dam sessions are closer to webinars.
Why do the roster items not match the 20 lecture count?
The curriculum lists the topics covered inside each module; the 13 modules are delivered as 20 separate lectures.
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 |
|---|---|
| Instructor | Maxim Belograd |
| Contents | 13 modules · 20 lectures |
| Duration | 28 h 7 min |
| Access | Lifetime, self-paced |
| Department | Dentistry |
| Delivery | Instant download · lifetime re-download |
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