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Adhesive vs Cohesive. What’s the Difference and When to Implement Which
Educational Objectives
After completing this webinar, participants will be able to:
• Understand adhesive and cohesive dentistry
• Review preparation designs
• Update on current bonding principles
Abstract
Our goal as clinicians is to responsibly preserve biologic tissue whilst improving the longevity and the esthetics of our restorations. Basically, our job is to improve on nature without harming it. Adhesive dentistry means bonding. Cohesive means fitting like a lock and key. Adhesive dentistry is typically synonymous with minimally invasive dentistry. When adhesive dentistry is not possible, cohesive dentistry can be used, and sometimes adhesive and cohesive protocols overlap. Thus, a clinician should have an idea, even before a preparation is made, whether a cohesive or an adhesive systematic approach will be used. In this presentation we will mostly focus on the fundamental principles of adhesive dentistry. We will cover which preparation design to use and how, and which materials work best in various situations. We will compare the utmost current and recommended bonding techniques for lithium disilicate and zirconia posterior restorations. We will also revisit cohesive design principals for retention and resistance form in order to understand preparation principles and luting protocols.
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Author Bio
Dr. Alex Vasserman
Dr. Vasserman practices minimally invasive painless dentistry and prides himself in maintaining that reputation. As a cosmetic dentist, Dr. Vasserman strives to make sure that dentistry looks great, feels great, lasts a long time, and is painless. In 2006, after receiving his master’s degree in graduate medical science, Dr. Vasserman attended Boston University School of Dental Medicine and began a residency program at Wyckoff Heights Medical Center. In 2013, he started his own practice in New York.
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This free Dental Learning presentation is made possible through the continued support of BISCO. Dr. Alex Vasserman is a consultant and/or speaker for the following companies and/or organizations: Dental Learning, BISCO. Dr. Alex Vasserman may receive an honorarium as compensation from the CE Supporter of this presentation and/or from Dental Learning for the time involved in preparing and delivering this online presentation.
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