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Trial Smile
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credit: 1 CE Viewing this course and completing the quiz that follows with a passing score of 80% or better will earn you 1 Continuing Education Credit.
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Instructor:
Susan Hollar, DDS
A 1975 graduate at Baylor College of Dentistry Dental Hygiene School, Susan earned her dental degree in 1980 also from Baylor. She has since maintained a private practice in Arlington, Texas limiting her services to advanced restorative and cosmetic procedures.
The Trial Smile Experience has 2 main advantages, the first is the technical advantage of utilizing the lips to begin the esthetically driven aspects of the treatment plan intraorally; the second is the behavioral benefit of educating and inspiring the patient, along with instilling hope during the process. This presentation will further discuss these advantages and also demonstrate the technique of performing a successful Trial Smile Experience.
- Learn the steps involved to successfully complete a Trial Smile Experience.
- Inspire your patients to desire a beautiful smile while teaching them the value of your ability to execute complex restorative dentistry.
- Learn how to incorporate a model of your trial smile into your diagnostic wax-up.
I. Introduction
II. Patient Communication
III. Digital Photography
IV. Trial Smile Step by Step
V. Final Result
1. Bakeman B., Comprehensive Restotative Dentistry: Increasing Patient Acceptance, AACD Monograph, Vol IV, pp 11-14, 2006. 2. Morley and Eubank, Macroesthetic Elements of Smile Design, JADA, Vol 132, pp 39-44, January 2001. 3. McLaren E., Porcelain Veneer Preparations: To Prep or Not to Prep, Inside Dentistry, pp 53-55, May 2008. 4. Fondriest J., Utilizing Provisional Restorations to Improve Results in Complex Aesthetic Restorative Cases, Practical Procedures and Aesthetic Dentistry, Vol 18 no. 4, pp 217-223, May 2008.
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