United Kingdom
The Complete GDP Module 2
£1,914
CPD - 14 Hours
Next Course - 18 Oct 2024 - 19 Oct 2024
View course datesCourse Overview
What Is The Format Of The Course?
Course Outline
This course explores a step-by-step process for predictable treatment planning.
This program will work through different treatment planning situations, including localised anterior tooth wear, generalised tooth wear, and ortho-restorative cases.
We will examine different treatment options, including reshaping restorations and provisional restorations (equilibration), repositioning (orthodontics), restorative and surgical.
There will also be an opportunity for delegates to present and discuss their cases.
Interactive Webinar with Q&A
The interactive webinar allows delegates to access the information needed to understand a step-by-step treatment planning process.
Starting with 2D smile design to enhance patient engagement and education, we will then discuss 3D design (diagnostic wax-up).
During the hands-on course, you will learn:
- A step-by-step approach to 2D treatment planning (smile design)
- How to use this information to develop the Additive Mockup Smile (AMS) - trial smile
- How to use the AMS to perfect upper incisal edge position, lower incisal edge position and vertical dimension
- How to use this information to create a 3D Diagnostic wax-up that satisfies all the patient’s functional and aesthetic requirements
- Understand how the teeth need to fit in the patient’s face to achieve optimum health, function and aesthetics.
- How to communicate with the digital dental technician to create the digital wax-up
- Why printing the wax-up will make the process more efficient, productive and affordable
- How to work with other team members so that you spend your time most effectively
Course Benefits
Upcoming Course Dates
Full Course Dates
This is a modular course that spans over multiple dates which must be booked as a whole.
Individual Module Dates
Meet the Lecturers
Ian Buckle
Dr Ian Buckle graduated from Liverpool University in 1985 and stayed close by in Thornton Hough on Wirral, where he continues to practice at Buckle Advanced Dental Care.
Ian has committed to spending a third of his professional hours supporting and educating fellow professionals.
In pursuit of this, he designs and teaches practical courses for dentistry’s core curriculum and is a regular study club and seminar host. He is also a sought-after international speaker on aesthetic and functional dentistry.
Ian is an active member of the Association of Dental Implantology, the British Dental Association, and both the British and American Academies of Dental Implantology