Prosthodontics Residency Program
Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to understand esthetic principles in fixed prosthodontics, including shade and soft tissue relationships; select appropriate techniques for managing discolored teeth; prescribe suitable bridges; perform crown and bridge preparations; assess and plan occlusion; diagnose and manage tooth surface loss; and identify indications for crown lengthening.
Key Highlights
- 1 month program
- 1 or 2 participants
Program Content
Students will be trained in diagnosis, treatment planning, and post-insertion care, including crown lengthening indications, tooth preparation, impression techniques, and interocclusal records, along with abutment and pontic selection.
- Facebow transfer
- Principles of bonding
- Adhesive bridges
- Midline diastema closures
- Ceramic laminate veneers on typho
- Ceramic laminates on patient
- Shade selection
- Gingival tissue retraction
- Impression materials and impression making
- Provisionals in esthetic practice
- Clinical photography
- Concepts of occlusion and occlusal evaluation
- Post and core restorations
- Smile designing
- Full mouth rehabilitation
- Digital impressions
- Exposure of corporate practice
- Learn from faculty with over 20+ years of experience
- Material selection like when to use lithium disilicate/zironica/PFM
Happy Stories
Creating Vibrant Smiles for Healthy Lifestyles!
Dr. Shreyas U. Shah
Dr. Amol A. Daribe
This was a highly organized course with friendly faculty. They had distributed models and implants during the lecture for hands on. Impression making was also a part of the hands on program and it helped us understand the procedure easily. This is a really nice course for starting implants in practice. I feel confident of placing implants. I would recommend this course to anyone looking for good experience in implant placement. I am planning to come back for the advanced course soon.

