Ceramic laminate veneers continue to experience a resurgence in contemporary restorative dentistry, driven by advancements in CAD/CAM technology and high-performance ceramic materials. These innovations have improved the predictability and esthetic outcomes of minimally invasive veneer procedures.
This course explores current trends in ceramic laminate veneers, focusing on conservative preparation design, material selection, and clinical workflows that support long-term success. Participants will gain practical insights into preparation protocols, cementation systems, and provisionalization techniques that contribute to efficient, predictable outcomes.
By aligning modern materials with sound restorative principles, clinicians can deliver highly esthetic, durable results while preserving tooth structure—making ceramic laminate veneers a transformative option in today’s practice.
Can’t attend live? Register anyway and we’ll send you the recording the next business day.
Learning Objectives
• Identify key preparation guidelines for ceramic laminate veneers that support conservative, predictable outcomes
• Differentiate components of contemporary resin cement systems and their role in veneer bonding
• Apply effective provisionalization techniques to maintain esthetics, function, and patient comfort
Details
• One hour of lecture CE credit AGD Subject Code 780
• No prerequisites
• Free with registration
Your Instructor
Dr. Braun earned his DDS and a Master’s in Prosthodontics from the University of Michigan. He has practiced prosthodontics in Saginaw, Michigan for over 30 years.
Dr. Braun is a frequent national lecturer and has presented at major dental meetings, including the ADA Annual Session and Chicago Midwinter Meeting. He has also conducted workshops and webinars, published on esthetic restorative dentistry, and serves as a consultant to dental manufacturers. He has been recognized by Dentistry Today as a top clinician in dental CE.
This course explores current trends in ceramic laminate veneers, focusing on conservative preparation design, material selection, and clinical workflows that support long-term success. Participants will gain practical insights into preparation protocols, cementation systems, and provisionalization techniques that contribute to efficient, predictable outcomes.
By aligning modern materials with sound restorative principles, clinicians can deliver highly esthetic, durable results while preserving tooth structure—making ceramic laminate veneers a transformative option in today’s practice.
Can’t attend live? Register anyway and we’ll send you the recording the next business day.
Learning Objectives
• Identify key preparation guidelines for ceramic laminate veneers that support conservative, predictable outcomes
• Differentiate components of contemporary resin cement systems and their role in veneer bonding
• Apply effective provisionalization techniques to maintain esthetics, function, and patient comfort
Details
• One hour of lecture CE credit AGD Subject Code 780
• No prerequisites
• Free with registration
Your Instructor
Dr. Braun earned his DDS and a Master’s in Prosthodontics from the University of Michigan. He has practiced prosthodontics in Saginaw, Michigan for over 30 years.
Dr. Braun is a frequent national lecturer and has presented at major dental meetings, including the ADA Annual Session and Chicago Midwinter Meeting. He has also conducted workshops and webinars, published on esthetic restorative dentistry, and serves as a consultant to dental manufacturers. He has been recognized by Dentistry Today as a top clinician in dental CE.
Location
Online
Start Date/Time
Tuesday, Jul. 14 @ 8:00pm
Duration (minutes)
60
CDE Hours
1
AGD Code
780