Dam it, Seal it, ACE it!
Speakers
Dr Rahul Shah
Rahul requires no introduction, he is the co-director at ACE and has a keen interest in Restorative & Aesthetic Dentistry.
Drs. Rahul and Sawan will be jointly teaching on this course
Speakers
Dr Sawan Kotecha
Sawan has recently completed our Diploma in Restorative & Aesthetic Dentistry Programme, and has a keen passion in aesthetic and reconstructive restorative dentistry.
Drs. Sawan and Rahul will be jointly teaching on this course.
Nurse can attend for FREE
Application of rubber dam is a listed as an additional competency for dental nurses, Scope of Practice guidelines by the GDC. Your nurse can attend for free with you to learn, up-skill and be engaged with the patient journey.
The Essentials
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Benefits of Rubber Dam
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Communication and Consent
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The Equipment: clamps, dam and accessories
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Practicing 4-handed dentistry with the nurse
Simple and Predictable
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Floss tie & PTFE tapes
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Tips and tricks
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Hole positioning & sizing
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Ergonomics
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Use of wedgets
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Inversion of the dam
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Use of liquid dam
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Split! Dam?
Location matters
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Anterior quadrant isolation
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Posterior Quadrant isolation
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Full arch isolation
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Wisdom tooth isolation
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Terminal tooth isolation
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Dealing with the distals of the 7's
Clinical Scenarios
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Veneer bonding
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Indirects for crowns and overlays
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Bonding single units vs multiple units
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Deep margin isolation and use of section matrices
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Class V restorations
Consistency
How to take consistent photography under rubber dam
Troubleshooting issues like tears in rubber dam
Composite Bonding Course
We recommend (based on delegate feedback) you consider doing this course jointly with our
1-day Composite Bonding Course (click here)
Posterior Overlay course
We recommend (based on delegate feedback) you consider doing this course jointly with our
2-day posterior onlay/overlay Course (click here)
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Upcoming Courses
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
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All bookings are taken on a first come first serve basis
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The booking fees are non-refundable and non-transferable