On Your Mark, Get Set, PRO! Tips and Tricks to Guide for Each Stage of Full-Coverage Indirect
All-Ceramic Restorations
Miles Cone, DMD, CDT, FACP
Friday, April 1, 2022
Century House, 997 Loudon Rd, Latham
Dr. Miles Cone is a graduate of Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, and completed a three-year Prosthodontic residency program while serving in the United States Army before being honorably discharged as a field grade officer in the rank of Major. In addition to achieving board certification and diplomate status within his specialty, Dr. Cone has also successfully challenged all the requirements necessary to earn his designation as a Certified Dental Technician. Currently, Dr. Cone’s career in civilian life revolves around his dual role as the owner of Nuance Dental Specialists, a private practice dental clinic limited to prosthetic dentistry in the heart of Portland, ME, and his role as Editor in Chief of the American College of Prosthodontists quarterly publication, The Messenger. He is also a member of Catapult Educations speakers bureau and evaluates new products for numerous dental manufacturers. When Dr. Cone is not at the chair, in the classroom teaching, or at the lab bench, he can be found lecturing on the international circuit and publishing extensively in peer-reviewed journals.
Lithium disilicate, feldspathic, and zirconia-based restorations begin with a sound treatment plan and continue through the various phases of care, including tooth preparation, final impression, provisionalization and finally, cementation. This presentation will include ways to improve communication between the dentist and lab technician and outline various techniques and materials currently available to achieve easy and predictable long-term results in your current practice and dental laboratory for delivering high-end results.
Learning Objectives:
· Recognize appropriate case selection criteria to ensure long-term success for all-ceramic and zirconia-based veneers, crowns, and bridges.
· Improve all phases of treatment from pre-operative care to lab communication to delivery of definitive restorations.
· Develop a case-specific armamentarium based on treatment needs and goals of the case.
· Apply course concepts and techniques to current patient base.
· Nail down systems that we can institute that will keep new patients flowing in
