This course is not available for individual purchase. If you wish to attend the course on 14 November 2025 (limited seats available only), you have to register for the conference (14-15 November) as the first one hour of the course is lecture by Dr Paulo Kano in the main conference hall.

Dr. Paulo Kano will be in Dubai to deliver his hands-on training course on 14 November 2025 and will be leading an exclusive hands-on training session, focusing on advanced veneer preparation techniques for aesthetic treatments. This course is designed for professionals striving for excellence in aesthetic dentistry. It will cover advanced techniques for veneer design, particularly addressing the challenges many dentists face with the adaptation of veneers and crown milling by CAD/CAM technology. With the rapid advancements in digital dentistry, this course will help professionals refine their skills and overcome obstacles in modern veneer and crown preparations.

Very limited seats are available, registration is on a first come first serve basis. Don't miss the chance to be part of this exclusive and transformative training experience.

Abstract

The process of dental preparation has undergone a transformative shift with the advent of CAD/CAM technology. While many practitioners encounter challenges with the adaptation of machine-milled veneers and crowns, a crucial yet often overlooked factor is the fundamental difference in how these machines operate compared to the human hand. As a result, traditional dental preparation techniques may lead to complications within the digital workflow.
A well-executed dental preparation is essential not only for ensuring the proper fit and cementation of restorations but also for streamlining the laboratory process. It facilitates greater precision during the digital design and milling phases, ultimately enhancing overall efficiency.

Learning Objectives

• Discuss the transformative impact of CAD/CAM technology on the dental preparation process and its implications for clinical and laboratory workflows.
• Explain the key differences between traditional dental preparation techniques and the requirements for effective integration into digital workflows.
• Demonstrate how to create a well-executed dental preparation that ensures accurate fit, cementation, and streamlined laboratory processes.
• Demonstrate a dental preparation technique for aesthetic veneers
• Explain the importance of precision in digital design and milling phases for achieving optimal restoration outcomes in modern dentistry.

Agenda