Adhesive Dentistry Session (Korean Session)
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김일영 (Il-Young Kim)
크리스탈 치과
Crystal Dentistry
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Direct Anterior Composite Resin - Esthetic, Durable, and Easier Guide
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When the anterior teeth are damaged with problems such as dental caries, fractures or esthetic abnormality, both functional and aesthetic restoration becomes very important not only for patient's health but also for the psychological healing. There are many ways to do this, but among them, direct composite resin restoration can be considered top priority, especially in terms of minimal invasion. Nevertheless, direct composite resin restorations have a high barriers in that they are absolutely dependent on the dentist.
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서덕규 (Deog-Gyu Seo)
서울대학교
Professor
Conservative Dentistry
Seoul National University
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Utility Player - How to Use Universal Adhesives
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What is a “Universal Adhesives”? Recently most companies have introduced their universal adhesive systems, which can be used in total-etch, self-etch, or selective-etch mode and as a indirect restoration primer. If we can use universal adhesives in these various modes, it has a definite advantage over its predecessors. Moreover, they are simple to use and save time, which is attractive to many clinicians. We are facing another paradigm shift in adhesives. Through this lecture, we will go through the characteristics, strengths, and drawbacks of universal adhesives, and how to use them properly.
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박정길 (Jeong-Kil Park)
부산대학교
Professor
Pusan National University
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Clinical Assessment and Treatment of Non Carious Cervical Lesions
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Noncarious cervical lesions (NCCLs) are characterized as structural defects found on the tooth surface of the cemento-enamel junction. Loss of tooth structure through noncarious mechanisms may vary in etiology. Previously, clinicians believed this to be caused solely by toothbrush abrasion, but presently many clinicians now classify this as tooth failure due to occlusal loading but the etiology and diagnosis of NCCLs remain controversial. Clinically, these lesions have sharp, angular, wedge-shaped defects principally found on the buccal aspects of the teeth. Loss of tooth structure in the cervical area of a NCCL may cause esthetic problems and discomfort due to dentinal hypersensitivity. NCCLs occur in a variety of forms depending on the type and severity of the etiological factor, but not all lesions require restorations. When clinically assessing NCCLs, dental practitioners must consider if the cervical defect requires a restoration and if so, which restorative material will provide the best outcome. Additionally, the clinician must consider a elastic modulus of restorative material and biomechanical stress factor of NCCL. This session will present and discuss the varieties of etiology, shape, clinical assessment and management of NCCLs.
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최상윤 (Sangyun Choi)
최상윤 치과
Chief Dentist
Choi Sangyun Dental Office
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Which is my best choice of luting cement?
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Nowadays, digital technology is imperatively necessary in dental practice. We, dentists need to know about new materials like zirconia, polymer-infiltrated ceramic CAD-CAM blocks, and 3D printing materials and their luting methods with suitable luting cements. This lecture will address the guidelines for choices of luting cements with various dental restorations including PFM/gold, zirconia, implant, glass ceramic, resin inlay, ,and hybrid blocks.