Course Syllabus
1. Dental Prosthetics (Specialization)
Fundamentals
Anatomy Applied to Prosthetics
Occlusion and Mandibular
Dynamics Dental Materials Applied to Prosthetics
Semiology and Diagnosis
Fixed
Prosthetics
Biological, mechanical, and aesthetic principles of tooth preparation
Conventional and digital impression
techniques Aesthetic and functional
temporary restorations Planning for single-tooth and multiple-tooth
restorations Full and partial crowns, onlays, and overlays
Complete
Dentures
Medical History, Evaluation, and Treatment
Plans Classical and Updated
Techniques Anatomical and Functional
Impressions Aesthetic and Functional
Customization Immediate Complete Dentures and Implant-Supported Dentures (Overdentures)
Removable
Partial Dentures
Biomechanical
planning Design of metal
frameworks Functional casts and articulator
mounting Flexible and metal-free
partial dentures Complex
Restorations Modification of vertical
dimension Reverse
planning Smile aesthetics and aesthetic-functional
2. Implant Dentistry (Advanced)
Implant
Surgery Anatomy Applied to Implantology
Surgical and Prosthetic
Planning Techniques for Single and Multiple
Implant Placement Soft
Tissue Management Small Bone Grafts (alveolar preservation, internal sinus lift)
Implant-Supported
Prostheses
Emergence Profile Transfer (analog and digital)
Prosthetic components (screw-retained, cement-retained, hybrid)
Immediate and delayed
loading Temporary restorations on implants
Digital workflow in implant-supported
prosthodontics Complications
Prevention, diagnosis, and management of surgical and prosthetic complications
3. Ceramic Veneers (Training)
Aesthetic
Planning Dental
Photography Facial, dentolabial, and dental
analysis Diagnostic and functional
mock-ups Digital planning (DSD or CAD software)
Tooth Preparation for Veneers
Reduction guides (analog and digital)
Enamel
preservation Techniques for different substrates (enamel, dentin, discolored teeth)
Adhesive
Cementation Adhesive protocol (conditioning, silanization, adhesives)
Absolute
isolation Clinical sequence of cementation
Correction of Complications
Maintenance and Repairs
Polishing, occlusal adjustments, and follow-up
4. Integrated
Digital Workflow
Fundamentals of the Digital
Workflow Intraoral scanners: types, techniques, and indications
Photography and facial
scanning CAD software (modeling, planning, and design)
3D printers and milling machines: clinical and laboratory
applications Applications in Dental
Prosthetics Planning and fabrication of fixed prostheses (onlays, crowns, veneers, bridges)
Printed or milled
full dentures Digitally
designed removable partial dentures Applications in Implant
Dentistry Virtual implant
planning Surgical guides (milling and 3D printing)
Temporary and permanent implant-supported restorations in the digital
workflow Applications in Ceramic
Veneers Digital
mock-up Planning, guided preparation, and printing of models
Design and fabrication of veneers using CAD/CAM
Suggested
Unique Features Supervised
clinical practice In-house digital laboratory or partnership
Hands-on practical classes using manikins, models, and patients
Aesthetic and surgical
planning software Photography and digital marketing modules for dentistry