Fiber-Reinforced Composites: Mastering a Technology of the Future

Description Additional Information Mastering a Technique for the Future Fiber-reinforced composites are an essential conservative approach for restoring vital or devitalized teeth with severe loss of tooth structure. By optimizing the distribution of occlusal stresses, the targeted integration of these reinforcements significantly reduces the risk of irreversible root fractures. This 1.5-hour webinar details the biomechanical and adhesive protocols required to use these biomaterials predictably in the dental chair. Validated clinical indications: reinforcement of thin residual walls, coronoradicular reconstruction without a cast post, and standard bonded bridges. The properties of different fiber architectures (glass, polyethylene, woven, unidirectional) and their mechanical behavior with impregnation resins The step-by-step operative protocol: spatial positioning in high-stress areas, bonding protocol, and layering of the covering composite Practical recommendations and prevention of failures: complete embedding of the fibers, elimination of porosity, and prevention of interface delamination Who is this course for? — This training is intended for general dental practitioners who wish to master the use of fiber-reinforced composites to perform durable, biomimetic, and tooth-tissue-sparing direct or semi-direct restorations. Dentist, Ph.D. candidate in dental sciences — Université libre de Bruxelles Fiber-reinforced composites & biomimetic restorations Ph.D. in dental sciences (in progress) — ULB, since 2024 Specialized Master’s in Dental Sciences — ULB, 2023–2024 Laboratory Assistant in Fixed Prosthodontics — ULB Erasme, since 2024 Certified in Basic Life Support — European Resuscitation Council, 2022 Member: €45 Non-member: €55 April 20, 2027 7:30 PM – 9:00 PM (function(){ var root = document.getElementById('dz-course-2027'); if(!root) return; var reduced = window.matchMedia && window.matchMedia('(prefers-reduced-motion: reduce)').matches; var targets = root.querySelectorAll('.dz-reveal'); if('IntersectionObserver' in window && !reduced){ var io = new IntersectionObserver(function(entries){ entries.forEach(function(e){ if(e.isIntersecting){ e.target.classList.add('is-visible'); io.unobserve(e.target); } }); }, {threshold:0.15}); targets.forEach(function(t){ io.observe(t); }); } else { targets.forEach(function(t){ t.classList.add('is-visible'); }); } // Light parallax on hero var heroImg = root.querySelector('.dz-hero-img'); var hero = root.querySelector('.dz-hero'); if (heroImg && hero && !reduced) { var updateParallax = function() { var r = hero.getBoundingClientRect(); if (r.bottom > 0 && r.top < window.innerHeight) { var offset = Math.max(-70, Math.min(70, r.top * 0.15)); heroImg.style.transform = 'translateY(' + offset + 'px)'; } }; updateParallax(); window.addEventListener('scroll', updateParallax, {passive:true}); } })(); 4 Makdis Sara

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