DentistryOnline courseProsthodontics
Diagnose and rebuild worn dentitions — 16 lessons on erosion, bruxism, VDO and full-arch adhesive rehabilitation
Twelve clinicians, among them Carlo Poggio, Daniel Paesani, Jean-Daniel Orthlieb, Maurizio De Stefano, Riccardo Ammannato and Graham Woolley, contribute to Pathological tooth wear for restorative dentists, functional dentists, and dental technicians. Across 16 lessons and almost 21 hours they take the worn dentition from aetiology and screening through bruxism management, raising the vertical dimension and the Dahl concept, to injected composites, ceramic veneers and full-mouth reconstruction.
- 16lessons
- 20 h 50 minof video
- 12instructors
What you’ll be able to do
- Tell erosion, attrition and abrasion apart and grade erosive loss with the BEWE index
- Screen for sleep and awake bruxism, reflux and other drivers with questionnaires and splints
- Locate centric relation and set a new vertical dimension of occlusion using deprogrammers and articulators
- Plan from wax-up and mock-up to a silicone-index or injection-moulded composite rehabilitation
- Choose between direct composite, ceramic onlays, veneers and crowns for each worn tooth
- Protect results with Michigan splints and a structured maintenance plan
Inside the course
Why teeth wear down
Opening lessons map the mechanisms of surface loss and the medical background — GERD, bulimia, pregnancy vomiting, alcohol, diet, drugs, occupational exposure and even wine tasting — alongside saliva, tongue habits and hypersensitivity. Bruxism is covered in depth: types, protective versus harmful roles, links with sleep and systemic disease, and drugs that make it worse or better.
Occlusion and the new bite
A Kois Center mentor shows deprogrammer and articulator workflows in analogue and digital form, while other lessons explain occlusal reorganisation, the Dahl approach and safe ways to open the bite.
Restorative workflows
Several index-based composite protocols are demonstrated, including a dual-layer silicone mask for injecting heated composite, palatal additions on incisors, imprint technique for posterior teeth and indirect composite rehabilitation in three steps. Ceramic lessons cover onlays, overlays, crowns, zirconia laminates, and incisal wrap versus butt-joint veneer preparations.
Interdisciplinary and behavioural care
Gummy smile and short clinical crowns, pre-restorative orthodontics, psycho-behavioural therapy, nasal breathing, proprioceptive stimulation and implant risk in bruxers round out the programme.
Built for
- Restorative dentistsA decision path for the heavily worn patient, from first diagnosis to finished arch.
- Clinicians focused on function and TMDBruxism diagnosis, splints and occlusal concepts from several schools of thought.
- Dental techniciansWax-up, index fabrication and material choices that the clinical team depends on.
Curriculum
Lessons (20 h 50 min) 16 lessons
- How bruxism drives and shapes the process of tooth surface loss (1 h 47 min)
- Managing dental erosion as a key contributor to tooth wear progression (1 h 50 min)
- Using the index method in composite restorations: a step-by-step protocol (1 h 29 min)
- Getting started with the index approach for composite restorations: a beginner-level session (34 min)
- Traditional prosthetic solutions for managing severely worn teeth (1 h 27 min)
- Traditional wax-up and mock-up techniques in managing tooth wear (1 h 21 min)
- Rebuilding Worn Bites: Achieving Ideal VDO and CR with Guidance from a Kois Center Mentor (2 h 03 min)
- Fully bonded restorations: clinical approaches for direct and indirect methods (1 h 26 min)
- Treating bruxism and rebuilding the bite: foundations of oral rehabilitation, Part 1 (51 min)
- Advanced care for bruxism – clinical strategies through to full-mouth rehabilitation, Part 2 (1 h 05 min)
- Rejuvenating the smile: key strategies for managing severely worn teeth (56 min)
- Managing excessive gingival display and reduced crown height: a team-based approach to aesthetic restoration (45 min)
- Managing behavior and psyche in care: from splint-based therapy to composite restoration techniques (1 h 53 min)
- A streamlined strategy for managing tooth wear with the DAHL technique (25 min)
- Managing Tooth Wear Using Advanced Ceramic Restorative Techniques (52 min)
- Collaborative prosthodontic strategies for managing bruxism (1 h 56 min)
Before you buy
Do any lessons repeat each other?
Lessons 3 and 4 cover the same index-method topics; the fourth is a shorter introductory version of the third, so expect some overlap.
Is this one continuous course by a single author?
No. It is a compilation of standalone lectures by twelve speakers, so terminology and occlusal philosophy vary from lesson to lesson.
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 | Carlo Poggio, Daniel Paesani, Jean-Daniel Orthlieb and 9 others |
| Contents | 16 lessons |
| Duration | 20 h 50 min |
| Access | Lifetime, self-paced |
| Department | Dentistry |
| Delivery | Instant download · lifetime re-download |
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