Certificate of participation with 1 CME is available
Dental crowns are more than simply restorative coverings for damaged teeth. Achieving successful crown restorations requires a comprehensive understanding of dental anatomy, biological principles, occlusion, aesthetics, and proper treatment planning.
This webinar will explore the clinical approach to anterior crowns, covering the entire restorative process from initial patient assessment and smile analysis to tooth preparation, provisionalization, laboratory communication, and final cementation.
Particular attention will be given to aesthetic parameters such as tooth proportions, incisal edge position, gingival architecture, emergence profile, shade selection, and the integration of restorations into the natural smile. We will also discuss preparation principles, material selection, common clinical challenges, and how to avoid mistakes that can compromise the longevity and aesthetics of the final restoration.
* Principles of anterior crown restorations and aesthetic rehabilitation.
* Clinical workflow: from diagnosis and smile analysis to final cementation.
* Tooth preparation principles and preservation of biological structures.
* Provisionalization, material selection, and laboratory communication.
* Achieving predictable aesthetic and functional outcomes.
* Common clinical challenges and practical solutions.
Date: 05/12/2026 | 04:30 PM IST
John - 8 hours ago