Ceramic Veneers, A to Z: keys to long term success
Location
Speaker
Ajay Juneja
1990-1995- Bachelors of Dental Surgery
DAC(C) Dental College
School of Dentistry
India
1996-1998- Masters in Dental Surgery (Prosthodontics)
University of Mumbai
India
2010-2011- Masters Program in Esthetic Dentistry –UCLA
U.S.A
Member of Emirates Medical Association,Indian Dental Association,Indian Prosthodontics Society,Honorary Member of Styleitaliano, Country Chairperson for European Academy of Esthetic Dentistry
Ambassador to UAE for European Academy of Digital Dentistry
Private Practice
Passionate about esthetic dentistry he trained as a Prosthodontist in India.
He relocated to Dubai in 2003 and has since worked as a Specialist Prosthodontist. At present he runs a boutique multispecialty practice, the New York Dental Practice in Dubai.
He has always had a keen interest in academics and have been part time faculty at the Ajman University at the Prosthetic Department.
He have been an international speaker at numerous conferences and has conducted workshops. He has published and written article on Ceramic Veneers and Composite Resins.
His primary domain of practice in dentistry is Prosthodontics, Implantology, Aesthetic and Restorative Dentistry.
He has received the Awards for 2009, 2010, and 2011, 2012 four years in a row at the Mena Awards for Aesthetic Dentistry in 3 different categories.
In 2012 he became a honorary member of a group named StyleItaliano, which is at the forefront of teaching and innovating new products in dentistry.
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Abstract:
Since centuries there has been a desire to look better and nicer. We all know that the smile is the biggest contrast on the human face and that makes it even more important to harmonize with the face. Though there is a never ending marketing machine to have whiter teeth and brighter teeth, but we all know that nature has a certain design element built it which can be modified to a limit. There are seven wonders in the world some of which are amazing works of art, but none violate principals of nature.
Why should the teeth/ prosthesis we give to our patients be any different? We need to change form and sometimes function but it should all be done in harmony with the face and personality of the individual.
In the same way Ceramic veneers should be made to look, feel and function, like natural teeth. The long term success defined by key elements of biology, function and esthetics is possible with how successful one is in bonding restorations to tooth tissues and the correct treatment planning This presentation focuses and involves discussing how we can conserve tooth tissue and achieves results in restoring them with minimally compromising on tooth.
The concepts and simplified techniques with regards to Ceramic Veneers will be presented in this lecture.
Learning objectives:
- How we can conserve tooth tissue
- To draw a conservative treatment plan
- To achieve long term success defined by key elements of biology, function and esthetics