DEMANDE DE FORMATION
Des ateliers pour pratiquer, échanger et progresser.
On prend le temps de comprendre vos attentes. En petit groupe de 4 à 6, on partage les gestes, les essais et les questions, avec un accompagnement adapté à chacun.
THE PROGRAMMES
The programmes.
A focused subject, a small group and time to talk. We practise together in a friendly, supportive atmosphere.
- FoundationsAcquire the essential skills.
- Professional developmentDeepen and refine your technique.
- MasterclassWork on advanced, demanding cases.
Ceramics or staining?
One three-unit bridge to compare facial layering, 3D staining with micro-layering and simple staining.
Explore the programmeCAD CAM
Organise files and communications, design in exocad, then explore digital models, 3D printing, implant cases and CAM. Attend day one only or both days, according to your needs.
Explore the programmePressed ceramics
A micro-layered veneer and crown, together with a stained onlay.
Explore the programmeAdvanced ceramic restorations
Four layered anterior units and two stained canines, harmonised in one composition.
Explore the programmeAdvanced implant prosthetics
A three-unit anterior bridge on thimbles from 11 to 13, micro-layered with gingival ceramic; micro-layered veneers from 21 to 23; a hybrid implant abutment.
Explore the programmeDETAILED PROGRAMME
Advanced implant prosthetics
The workshop spirit
We choose the colours to reproduce together, then work on the teeth and gingiva using prepared parts. We discuss choices and corrections at every stage.
The workshop at a glance
A three-unit anterior bridge on thimbles from 11 to 13, micro-layered with gingival ceramic; micro-layered veneers from 21 to 23; a hybrid implant abutment.
Who is it for?
Dental technicians experienced in ceramic layering, micro-layering and finishing.
Prerequisites
Be confident with layering, micro-layering and checking implant restorations.
Workshop objectives
- Manage dental and gingival volumes on a bridge on thimbles.
- Harmonise micro-layered veneers with the anterior bridge.
- Understand the hybrid abutment’s role in prosthetic and aesthetic integration.
Workshop outline
Day 1
Assess and prepare
We discuss your expectations, present the pre-milled parts and photograph your teeth with your agreement. Choose shades and define the plan together; assess thimbles, ceramic space, contacts and tooth-gingiva transitions.
Collective design demonstration and launch of a demonstration milling cycle. Prepare internal staining and start applying ceramic to the supplied parts.
Day 2
Micro-layer
Micro-layer the three bridge units from 11 to 13. Work on internal staining and gingival ceramic: volumes, papillae and transitions.
Micro-layer the veneers from 21 to 23 and harmonise them with the bridge. Present the hybrid implant abutment and make initial post-firing corrections.
Day 3
Harmonise and finish
Correct form, brightness and texture across dental and gingival units. Check contacts after each ceramic addition.
Glaze and polish while preserving interfaces and seating surfaces. Check insertion, occlusion and aesthetics; photograph the work.
