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LECTURE-ON-DEMAND
Presenter:
Dr. Lorin Berland (bio)
Lecture Length:
Approx. 34 minutes
About the presenter:
Dr. Lorin F. Berland has built an international reputation for his expertise in cosmetic dentistry. He is one of the most published authorities on cosmetic dentistry and has appeared on the television program 20/20 Inside Edition, Fox News. In addition, Dr. Berland has been in Time, The Wall Street Journal, Reader's Digest and many more. Dr. Berland is the creator of the Lorin Library Smile Style Guide, www.denturewearers.com and is the founder of Arts District Dental, a multi-doctor specialty practice that first pioneered the concept of spa dentistry.
Content:
Patients are demanding aesthetic, yet reliable alternatives to the replacement of their defective amalgam restorations. Learn the rationale for replacing defective amalgam restorations while conserving and reinforcing the remaining tooth structure. Systematic methods will be detailed about amalgam and caries removal, insulation, proper preparation, impression taking, inlay/onlay fabrication, and final cementation techniques.
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