Gary Unterbrink, a general dental practitioner in Lichtenstein with more than 15 years' experience in research and product development, will lead delegates at the 2010 British Dental Conference and Exhibition in an exploration of the limits of material and techniques. He argues that there are quite often striking conflicts between practitioners' clinical experiences and the conclusions of evidence-based dentistry, and that there are many areas of dentistry where additional knowledge is still required.
Dr Unterbrink headlines two sessions on the first day of the 2010 British Dental Conference and Exhibition, which takes place at Liverpool's Arena and Convention Centre between 20-22 May.
The first, Direct composites - exploring the limits of materials and techniques, will help attendees develop their knowledge of the ideal preparations for composite restorations, the selection of adhesives and composites and application techniques that combine efficiency, function and aesthetics.
His second session, Effective indirect adhesive restorations, will consider diagnosis and treatment planning, the critical role of preparation technique for success with instant adhesive restorations and the co-ordination of practice and laboratory factors.
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British Dental Association
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