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Ceramic layering, thin veneers and individual dentures from a Hamburg master technician
Hamburg-trained master dental technician Jan Schünemann opens his laboratory routine in Removable and Fixed Restorations. Unlocking the Secrets of Aesthetics. Six lessons (10 h 25 min) move between layered and stained ceramics, the future of dental porcelain, veneer work spanning decades, minimally invasive veneers, and the design and fabrication of complete removable dentures.
- 6lessons
- 10 h 25 minof video
- 25 yrsof veneer follow-up
What you’ll be able to do
- Choose between stained, layered and multilayer ceramics and control fluorescence of zirconia
- Analyse and match shade using a colour calibrator and internal characterisation
- Plan minimally invasive veneers with wax-up, mock-up and silicone index
- Transfer facial asymmetry and esthetic data from clinic to laboratory
- Set up complete denture teeth by face form, with characterised gum and phonetic testing
Inside the course
Ceramic craft
Schünemann compares analogue and digital approaches, stresses the incisal edge, and shows colouring, texture, baking, glazing and polishing for anterior crowns, including his “30-minute crown” and a full digital ceramic workflow.
Models, articulators and measurement
A detailed young-patient rehabilitation covers cast analysis, Pindex dies, reference planes of Amann Girrbach, SAM and KaVo articulators, and his own clinometer and esthetic data analyser.
Veneers over the long term
Two lessons review cases followed for many years, bleaching under veneers, international dentist-technician communication, material choice and step-by-step layering for minimally invasive veneers.
Removable prosthetics
Facebow use, tooth selection, individual gum modelling, acrylic behaviour, posture and occlusion and the FSO speech test, ending with a full video protocol for making an individual denture.
Built for
- Dental technicians and ceramistsLayering and shade strategies from someone with decades behind the bench.
- Restorative dentistsBetter communication with the lab on veneers and dentures.
Curriculum
Ceramic. How to combine tradition and innovation? (1 h 39 min) 11 topics
- Analogue protocol
- Fluorescence of zirconia. Appearance and features. Where it comes?
- Multilayers ceramics. Comparing to natural teeth
- Shades of ceramics
- Stained and layered ceramic
- Review of ceramic layering techniques. Advantages and limitations
- Importance of incisor edge restoration
- Coloring of tooth structures. Combined techniques
- Creating texture for anterior restoration. Layering. Baking, glazing, polishing
- Importance of using right materials when layering ceramics
- Full ceramics
Future of dental ceramics (1 h 51 min) 19 topics
- What is a purpose of dental technicians work?
- Example of a clinical case made with ceramics
- Requirements for ceramic restorative material
- A young patient rehabilitation. Detailed clinical case review
- Cast model analysis and measurement
- Peculiarities of pindex system usage. Creating die models
- The first layer before build-up
- Comparison of Amann Girrbach, SAM and KaVo articulators reference planes
- FB aesthetic data analyzer. A Clinometer by Jan Shunemann
- Demonstration of a clinical case
- Natural fluorescence
- Difference between the age and value of the teeth
- Shade matching. Analyzing the color of the teeth
- Color calibrator
- Base materials and internal coloring
- “The 30 minutes crown”
- Actions before glazing
- NOVAcer material
- Fully digital workflow for dental ceramics
Veneers. Experience of 30 years (1 h 33 min) 9 topics
- Long term clinical case review
- Bleach veneers – is it acceptable?
- Communication of dentist and technician while working internationally
- Aesthetic features transfer from clinic to lab. Transporting face asymmetry
- Model measurement and analysis. Model processing
- Choice of ceramic material for veneers
- Silicone index
- Surface and texture design
- Deep analysis of several clinical cases
Minimally invasive veneers: 25 years of observation by Jan Schünemann (1 h 44 min) 12 topics
- What is “minimally invasive dentistry”?
- Benefits of minimally invasive dentistry
- Layering protocols for minimally invasive veneers
- Treatment planning for minimally invasive veneers
- Fluorescence of zirconia: appearance, features, and origins
- Multilayer ceramics: a comparison to natural teeth
- Shades of ceramics
- Stained and layered ceramics
- Review of ceramic layering techniques: advantages and limitations
- Surface and texture of indirect restorations
- Step-by-step creation of a wax-up and mock-up for veneers
- Analysis of clinical cases
Aesthetic and Functional Aspects of Removable Dentures (1 h 20 min) 11 topics
- Oral anatomy features
- Facebow: importance, technique of application
- Artificial teeth: structure, size, color, choice depending on face and nose form
- Artificial gum features
- Individual modulation of the gum
- Different colors of the gum
- Static aspects of dentures and model measurements
- Acrylic transformation
- Posture and occlusion
- Phonetic aspects: FSO-test
- Step-by-step analysis of clinical cases
Individual dentures (2 h 17 min) 9 topics
- Basics of dentures: Individual tray, Lightcuring acrylic, Adhesive, Material for border, Impression materials, Topper
- Oral anatomy features
- Facebow: importance, technique of use
- Artificial teeth: structure, size, color, choise depending on face and nose form
- Posture and Occlusion
- Key points, lines and angles for teeth placement
- Artificial gum features
- Full video protocol of denture creating
- Fonetic aspects: FSO-test
Before you buy
Do some lessons cover the same ground?
Yes. Lesson 4 repeats several ceramic topics from lesson 1, and lessons 5 and 6 share their denture fundamentals.
Is All-on-4 prosthetics taught in detail?
It is mentioned in the course overview, but no lesson outline lists it, so do not buy the course mainly for full-arch implant work.
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 | Jan Schünemann |
| Contents | 6 lessons |
| Duration | 10 h 25 min |
| Access | Lifetime, self-paced |
| Department | Dentistry |
| Delivery | Instant download · lifetime re-download |


