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Goldfingered
- Gold Alloy and Metal-ceramic Restorations in Dental Practice |
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| This course reviews the various types of gold alloy restorations,
ranging from small Class I inlays through to full veneer and
aesthetic metal-ceramic crowns.
The key stages of the treatment process
are discussed, incorporating far more than just the design
and provision of alloy restorations alone. Subjects include
the assessment of tooth strength, the influence of modern
adhesives, shade prescription, impression techniques and provisional
restorations.
With over 90 topics incorporating
700+ images, 70+ animations, 8 video case studies (approximately
90 minutes) and 50 questions to test your metal (!), there
will be something of interest for all practitioners.
The course is divided into 7
modules, providing up to 30 hours of verifiable CPD. Purchase Module
1 and access all the content on the CD and receive certification
for 6 hours of CPD. If you require certification for subsequent
modules simply forward the report generated by the program,
pay the respective fee and a certificate will be issued.
Purchase all the modules at once
and receive a 25% discount.
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| Subject
expert:
Dr
PB Robinson BDS FDSRCS PhD MBA DipEd(GKT) ILT.
Senior
Lecturer/ Honorary Consultant, Department of Restorative Dentistry,
GKT Dental Institute.
Program design and production:
Dr APS Gould BSc. BDS LDSRCS AKC.
Director,
The Dental Channel Ltd., Lecturer (part-time), Department of Paediatric
Dentistry, GKT Dental Institute.
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Aims
- Describe the various types of gold alloy
restorations
- Revise the principles of preparation design
- Consider the implications of adhesive technology
- Review impression-taking and temporary restorations
Objectives
Upon completing the course the practitioner
should have updated his/her knowledge of:
- Assessing teeth for restoration with gold
alloy restorations
- Identifying the most important aspects of
preparation design
- Selecting the appropriate instruments and
materials
- Shade selection for metal-ceramic crowns
- Impression methods, and
- Provisional restorations.
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| "Patient assessment"
presents some common situations followed by
a methodological approach to help determine the most
appropriate management.
“Alloys” reviews
the types of materials available, classification, and
how their respective characteristics influence their clinical
application.
“Restorations” summarises the
various types of intra- and extra-coronal restorations.
“Staying Put” describes key features
that help to ensure that a restoration remains in place once
cemented.
“Shade Selection” discusses some important
colour models and methods for obtaining accurate and reliable
shade selection, so important for the success of metal-ceramic
crowns.
“Preparation Design” reviews
the important features, together with descriptions and techniques
for each type of restorations.
“Impressions” discusses common
materials and techniques that help to ensure accurate results.
“Provisional restorations” describes
the various options available.
“Try-in and fit” discusses evaluation
on the die, in the mouth, and finally the fitting procedure.
The Case Studies section consists of 8 videos:
"Inlay", "Onlay", "Partial Veneer
Crown", "Adhesively Bonded Alloy Restoration",
"Full Veneer Crown", "Ion Form Provisional
Crown", "Metal-ceramic (including Captek)"
and "Wings for Metal-ceramic preparation".
The interactive quiz consists of 50 thought-provoking
questions. Once completed, links to the relevant parts of
the program are provided.
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You
will require:
- A
standard IBM compatible PC system with a CD-ROM and sound card
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Windows 9x, NT4, 2000 or XP operating systems.
- 800 x 600 display resolution in True or High
Colour (24 or 16 bit).
NB:
- The
program may be installed entirely on the hard disk, or operated
entirely from the CD-ROM.
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no sound card is installed the narration and video are disabled.
- For
smooth playback of video, a Pentium II processor and an 8x CD-ROM
drive are required. Please note that PC specifications vary, so
this is only a guide.
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Goldfingered
consists of 7 modules that provide a total of 30 hours of verifiable
CPD (continuing education credits).
A certificate for 6 hours of verifiable CPD may be printed on completion of the first module. Certification for the remaining modules is obtained
by submitting a report and paying the respective fee. Details
of each module and the cost for certification is given below.
NB There is a significant discount for purchasing certification for all modules at once.
You may purchase through our online store by clicking
on the respective "Buy" button below. Online orders are
shipped to UK destinations free of charge. If you prefer to order
by telephone please call 0845 644 6842 (local call rate) or 020
8299 9742.
£125.00 inc VAT
(£51.06 ex VAT)
CPD Special Offer - Certification for all 30 hours of verifiable CPD
Save £112.50!
£337.50 inc VAT (£287.23 ex VAT)
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Module 1: Introduction, Assessment
& Alloys
Introduction, Common Situations, Patient Expectation, Overlay?,
Occlusal Considerations, Radiographic Appearance, Endodontic
Considerations, Type of Alloys, Assessment.
Verifiable CPD hours : 6
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Module
2: Staying Put
Stability, Retention, Resistance, FVC and
Stability, TOC, Preparation Height, Tooth Morphology, Cores,
Cements, Summary and Assessment.
Verifiable CPD hours : 6
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£90.00
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Module
3: Shade
Introduction, Shade Selection, Colour Models, Colour Perception,
Shade Prescription, Shade Selection Procedure, Vitapan Classic,
Vitapan Alternative, Vitapan 3D, Chromascop, Digital Shade
Selection.
Verifiable CPD hours : 3
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£45.00 inc VAT
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Module 4:
Preparation Design
Path Of Insertion, Margin Position, Margin Shape, Direct Gold,
Inlay, Extra-coronal Restorations, Onlay, 3/4 and 7/8 Crowns,
FVC, Metal-ceramic and Captek, Adhesively Bonded Alloy Restorations.
Verifiable CPD hours : 4
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£60.00
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Module 5:
Impressions, Provisional, Try-in & Fit
Impressions, Provisional Restorations, Evaluation on the Die,
Try-in, Cementation.
Verifiable CPD hours : 3
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Module
6 : Quiz
50 Thought provoking multiple choice questions.
Verifiable CPD hours : 4
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7 : Video Case Studies
Case Study 1: Inlay
Case Study 2: Onlay
Case Study 3: Partial Veneer Crown
Case Study 4: Adhesively Bonded Alloy Restoration
Case Study 5: Full Veneer Crown
Case Study 6: Ion Form Provisional Crown
Case Study 7: Metal-ceramic (Captek)
Case Study 8: "Wings" For Metal-ceramic Preparations
Verifiable CPD hours : 4
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£60.00
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The Dental Channel Limited
FREEPOST LON15979
London SE22 9BR
Tel: +44 (0)845 644 6842
Fax: +44 (0)870 360 9742
Online Here
email: goldfingered@dental-channel.co.uk
Payment is accepted by Mastercard, VISA, Switch,
cheque, or bankers order. If ordering by credit card, please
specify your card number and expiry date. If paying by Switch
please also specify the issue number.
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"This is an excellent CD, which I am pleased
to review. In fact, it is so comprehensive that I am not aware of
anything relevant that has not been included."
"The quality of the materials is first class
and the CD is highly recommended".
“This form of self-education cannot be bettered!”
“The programme should be called ‘Everything you ever
wanted to know about gold restorations’, because I do not
think there is much more to add.”
“This program, right from the opening introduction, oozes
style and quality and has a professional presentation which makes
The Dental Channel programs stand out from the rest of the pack
– excellent!”
“The vast number of case studies was extremely
pleasing to see. It is clear that a lot of thought and effort has
gone into each of them. Well done!”
“Good source of information and applicable to daily clinical
dental surgery!”
“It was very thorough. The subject was covered in great detail.
The animation is excellent!”
"The quality of the case study presentation
were very good, particularly the adhesively bonding alloy restoration
where the case was shown from start (treatment planning) to finish."
"Exceptionally good range of content which is
easily assessed. References are useful as are the extra notes."
"Clear diagrams, good narrator, nicely varied
content."
"To be only accredited 12 hours would be a shame,
when minimum I would probably spend around 30 hours to take in all
the information properly."
"The photographic illustrations and videos are
very clear and helpful and the narration kept one’s interest
and allows the content to flow."
"Clear presentation, pleasant to look at and
easy to interact with – keeps interest going. Excellent images
which are easier to relate to than written descriptions. I found
the quiz really good and a good learning resource."
"Excellent case studies – detailed and
clear. To be able to see someone else doing the prep is superb."
"I really enjoyed this programme, information
is well presented and clear, very valuable resource."
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