Cerec Training 

  Intro  |  3D Courses  |  Day One  |  Day Two  |  Additional  |  Apply

Day One

To allow the participants to understand and evaluate the system, materials and concept and judge whether Cerec3D will work in their hands.

Welcome 

• Introduction to attendees
• Experience
• Aims
• Practice profile

Introduction

• Overview
  
  • System, hardware and software
    
    • Computer
    • Camera
    • Milling unit
    • Powdering option – eg. powderperfect

Demonstration 1 to show ease of use

• Inlay – Easy mode
• Crown – “mastermode”

Presentation

• System hardware
• Preperation rules to maximise miling and fitting of final restoration

Hands On -  Using Manikin

Using mastermode - biometrics

• Inlay database
  
  • Preparation introduction
  • Powdering vs spraying
  • C-stats – brilliant yokes
  • Camera rules
    
    • Red image – rearranging images in the active palette
  • Image catalogues
  • 3-D view
  • Model size
  • Margin outline----automatic and manual
  • Edit of construction lines
  • Tools review
    
    • Views
    • Move – rotate – edit - form – drop
    • Contact point

Block Selection

• Size, shade, orientation, material choices
• Storage, display, stock control

Hands on / Presentations

• Using   Antagonist function – database.  “biometrics”
• Image taking rules - Multiple exposures – image catalogue
• Image correction
• View options , manipulation and display options
• Margin finder – maual  vs automatic
• Database catalogue
• Adjustment tools 
  
  • Rotate
  • Position
  • Scale
  • Shape
  • Edit
• Contact points
• Articulation
• Preview – final adjustments – preset thickness warnings
• Sprue location
• Tricolour blocks
• Block selection options
• Milling mode options
• Finishing
• Polishing
• Stain and glaze
• Trying in
• Cementing options – variolink
• Finishing – occlusal adjustments

– Inlay

• Antagonist function – alternative materials for bite registraton
• Rubber dam – advantages – dissadvantages – limitations – alternatives
• Optical impression tools
• Inlay positioning tools
• Path of insertion.

Full crown,  and  “V” – prep. 

• Replication
• Correlation
• Parameters
• Post and core – fibreposts

Quadrant mode 

• Indirect techniques – CAMBASE 

Marketing

• Reception
• Appointment strategy
• Photography
• Powerpoints
• Photobooks
• Website
• In surgery - demo models

Fee structuring and financial implications

• A review of practice fee structures and how to set fees for Cerec restorations
• Practice finance implications