Aesthetics & Endo 2024

Dr. Renáta Martos

Adhesive Bonding Options – Focus on Adhesives

Dr. Márton Hajsz

Vital Therapy Options in Modern Dentistry

This dental lecture will explore the possibilities of vital therapy in modern dentistry, shedding light on the latest options that can provide an alternative to endodontic care. The lecture will provide an overview of contemporary techniques and technologies used in the preservation and restoration of the pulp-dentin complex. Topics discussed will include therapeutic options for pulp life preservation and the integration of regenerative approaches into endodontic treatments.

The key role of bioactive materials such as bioceramics and mineral trioxide aggregate (MTA) in promoting dentinogenesis and creating an environment conducive to tissue repair will be discussed. Emphasis will be placed on evidence-based practices, drawing on the latest research findings and clinical studies that validate the efficacy and long-term outcomes of various vital therapy interventions.

The presentation will also explore the interplay between vital therapy and minimally invasive dentistry, highlighting that modern approaches aim to preserve tooth structure while effectively managing pulpal health. Participants will gain insights into treatment planning strategies, case selection criteria and the integration of dental therapy into the broader context of comprehensive patient care.

In summary, this presentation will offer a forward-looking perspective on the possibilities of vital therapy and provide dentists with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate this segment of modern dentistry to achieve optimal results.

Dr. András Forster

Diagnosis and Treatment of Cracks

The treatment of cracks is undoubtedly one of the most challenging situations we can face in dentistry. We are trying to maintain the oral health of the patient by treating decayed teeth, but if the restoration does not restore the biomechanical integrity of the original tooth, we are likely to face more serious and fatal consequences in the form of resulting cracks and fractures. To confidently treat cracks, it is necessary to understand the biomechanics of the natural tooth and the concepts of BioRim and BioDome. Mechanical analysis of the retained tissues is then possible and biomimetic restoration can be achieved.

Dr. András Forster

Diagnosis and Treatment of Cracks

The treatment of cracks is undoubtedly one of the most challenging situations we can face in dentistry. We are trying to maintain the oral health of the patient by treating decayed teeth, but if the restoration does not restore the biomechanical integrity of the original tooth, we are likely to face more serious and fatal consequences in the form of resulting cracks and fractures. To confidently treat cracks, it is necessary to understand the biomechanics of the natural tooth and the concepts of BioRim and BioDome. Mechanical analysis of the retained tissues is then possible and biomimetic restoration can be achieved.

Levente Borhi, Dr. Péter Farkas, Dr. András Volom

Biomimetic Restoration Research – A Behind-The-Scenes Look at the Science: From Crushing Equipment to the Scanning Electron Microscope

Dr. Edina Lempel

Adhesive Rehabilitation of Erosion-Attraction Tooth Loss Using Sandwich Shells

Localised anterior wear due to acid erosion/attrition with a decrease in bite height requires complex treatment. Sandwich veneers are an option for restoring lost tooth substance in an adhesive, minimally invasive way. In the anterior region, increased bite height with palatal direct composite shells induces compensatory eruption of the posterior teeth, ensuring restoration of function without restoration of the posterior teeth free of erosion/attrition. And with labial ceramic shells, we can provide a durable, aesthetically pleasing solution.