Class II Hacks: Clinical Strategies to Elevate Your Posterior Composites - 7/22/25

Class II posterior restorations are among the most frequently performed—and often most frustrating—procedures in restorative dentistry. In this fast-paced, practical course, you’ll learn clinical “hacks” to improve contact tightness, minimize marginal staining, enhance adaptation, and reduce the risk of post-operative sensitivity. Whether you’re placing one restoration or several in a quadrant, you’ll walk away with streamlined techniques that enhance efficiency and predictability. This session is geared toward general dentists who want to level up their direct restorative game with clinically relevant, evidence-based tips.

If you are unable to attend live, don't worry. All registrants will automatically receive a link to the recording of the webinar 1 business day following the live event.

Learning Objectives:
-Identify common pitfalls in Class II composite restorations and how to avoid them
-Apply strategies for consistently achieving tight, anatomic interproximal contacts
-Improve marginal adaptation and reduce the risk of post-operative sensitivity
-Select appropriate matrix systems, wedges, and adhesives based on clinical scenario
-Optimize efficiency when restoring multiple Class II lesions in a quadrant

Details:
One (1) hour of free Lecture CE credit will be provided
AGD Subject Code 250
No required prerequisites
This course is free, but you are required to register in advance

Your Instructor:
Dr. Melissa Seibert is the creator and host of the Dental Digest Podcast, one of the top-ranked dental podcasts globally. She completed a one-year AEGD with the U.S. Air Force at Barksdale Air Force Base, followed by a two-year AEGD through the Uniformed Services University at Lackland Air Force Base, where she earned her master’s in oral biology. Dr. Seibert lectures nationally and internationally on topics in adhesive and restorative dentistry. She is also the founder of Elevated GP, an online education platform designed to empower general dentists with evidence-based, clinically relevant training.