OHI-S Art and science of class 2 composite restorations

+ Include: 6 videos + 6 audios + 6 file sub vtt, size: 2.64 GB

+ Target Audience: pediatric dentists, restorative dentist, general dentists

+ Information:

5 lessons + 1 free (4h 32min)

Join the webinar series specifically tailored for dentists aiming to excel in direct posterior Class 2 composite restorations. From minimizing complications during cavity design to mastering clinical steps and the final polishing stages — this course is designed to equip you with the necessary skills!

On the course you will learn:

• – selection of suitable materials for adhesive restorations
• – indications and contraindications for direct restorations
• – application of dental matrix systems
• – modern concepts of composite restorations of posterior teeth
• – subtleties of various anatomical layering techniques
• – advanced finishing and polishing techniques.

Elevate your practice by gaining invaluable information and advancing your skills in the art of posterior direct composite restoration. Join for a new look at the excellence of modern adhesive dentistry!

The OHI‑S Art and Science of Class II Composite Restorations course is best for restorative dentists, prosthodontists, and general practitioners who want structured, training in predictable, aesthetic, and functional Class II composite restorations. It emphasizes evidence‑based protocols, modern materials, and practical techniques to overcome the challenges of proximal contacts, marginal adaptation, and long‑term durability.

 Who Should Enroll

• Restorative dentists & general practitioners performing everyday Class II restorations and seeking more predictable outcomes.
• Prosthodontists managing complex restorative cases where Class II composites are part of broader rehabilitation.
• Residents & fellows in restorative dentistry or prosthodontics learning advanced restorative techniques.
• Dental technicians collaborating on restorative workflows and understanding clinical requirements.

 What You’ll Learn

• Diagnosis & case selection: when Class II composites are indicated versus alternative restorative options.
• Matrix systems & isolation: achieving tight proximal contacts and proper contour.
• Layering techniques: incremental placement for optimal polymerization and reduced shrinkage.
• Material science: understanding composite properties, adhesives, and curing protocols.
• Aesthetic integration: shade selection, finishing, and polishing for natural appearance.
• Complication management: preventing marginal leakage, recurrent caries, and postoperative sensitivity.
• Case‑based lessons: clinical demonstrations of Class II composite restorations.

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