Session
10月 3日(土)
13:30 - 15:00 15:15 - 16:45
4F〜6F ホール C
Session 33
Session 34
Next-Generation Dental Leadership:
Evidence-Based Innovation and International Impact
Next-Generation Dental Leadership
世界で選ばれたトップヤングデンティストの競演
全世界の各地域において、次世代を担う講師によるプレゼンテーション大会を「NEXT Gen」と題し、これまでに6回開催してきました。本セッションでは、その集大成として、日本から世界へ、各回を代表する臨床家が登壇し、審美修復、補綴治療、歯周外科の最前線についてご講演いただきます。
Lecturer
Advantages of Periodontal Microsurgery in the Esthetic Zone
Advantages of Periodontal Microsurgery in the Esthetic Zone
- Interdisciplinary approach
- White & Pink Esthetics
- Periodontal Microsurgery
- Interdisciplinary approach
- White & Pink Esthetics
- Periodontal Microsurgery
Lecturer
From Hopeless to Hopeful: A Tooth Preservation Strategy for Compromised Teeth
From Hopeless to Hopeful: A Tooth Preservation Strategy for Compromised Teeth
Lecturer
Next-Generation Dental Leadership:
Evidence-Based Innovation and International Impact.
Next-Generation Dental Leadership:
Evidence-Based Innovation and International Impact.
- Smile parameters for maximum impact
- Layering strategies to augment and enhance natural tooth structure
- Key considerations in controlling optical results
- Smile parameters for maximum impact
- Layering strategies to augment and enhance natural tooth structure
- Key considerations in controlling optical results
Lecturer
Cracking the Code: Creating Natural Harmony in Direct Restorations
Cracking the Code: Creating Natural Harmony in Direct Restorations
- Deciphering the Optical Code: Understanding the interplay of opacity, translucency, and chroma to demystify complex layering protocols.
- Restoring Harmony: Techniques for achieving seamless integration between the restoration and the natural dentition, respecting biology and aesthetics.
- From Complexity to Predictability: Simplifying the workflow to allow for consistent, high-level artistic results in daily practice.
- Deciphering the Optical Code: Understanding the interplay of opacity, translucency, and chroma to demystify complex layering protocols.
- Restoring Harmony: Techniques for achieving seamless integration between the restoration and the natural dentition, respecting biology and aesthetics.
- From Complexity to Predictability: Simplifying the workflow to allow for consistent, high-level artistic results in daily practice.
Lecturer
Let’s start with the Temporomandibular Joint and Finish with a Big Smile
Let’s start with the Temporomandibular Joint and Finish with a Big Smile
- Analyze and Apply Occlusal Principles: Identify the key components of a functional occlusion (such as centric relation and anterior guidance)
- Master the Sequencing Workflow: Develop a step-by-step protocol for complex cases, moving logically from biological stabilization to functional design and final esthetic execution.
- Integrate Form with Esthetics: Utilize "Facially Generated" treatment planning to determine ideal tooth position, ensuring that the restorative "Form" supports both facial harmony and function.
- Diagnostic Troubleshooting: Recognize "red flag" clinical signs—such as wear patterns or muscle pain—that require functional intervention before the esthetic phase begins.
- Communication & Case Acceptance: Enhance the use of diagnostic wax-ups and provisional restorations as "blueprints" to communicate expected outcomes clearly to both the patient and the laboratory.
- Analyze and Apply Occlusal Principles: Identify the key components of a functional occlusion (such as centric relation and anterior guidance)
- Master the Sequencing Workflow: Develop a step-by-step protocol for complex cases, moving logically from biological stabilization to functional design and final esthetic execution.
- Integrate Form with Esthetics: Utilize "Facially Generated" treatment planning to determine ideal tooth position, ensuring that the restorative "Form" supports both facial harmony and function.
- Diagnostic Troubleshooting: Recognize "red flag" clinical signs—such as wear patterns or muscle pain—that require functional intervention before the esthetic phase begins.
- Communication & Case Acceptance: Enhance the use of diagnostic wax-ups and provisional restorations as "blueprints" to communicate expected outcomes clearly to both the patient and the laboratory.















