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Innovative Biomimetic Approaches to Injectable Composite 
Presenter: Dr. Nader Yermian Release Date: 1/10/25
Credits: 1 CEU, Free Self-Study Expiration Date: 1/10/28
AGD Subject Code: 780  

Composite resin injectables are highly versatile materials that can be used in numerous scenarios to enhance cosmetic dental practices in a minimally invasive manner, while also facilitating everyday general dentistry. Mastery of composite dentistry, understanding proper adhesive protocols, and establishing effective isolation techniques are crucial steps toward gaining confidence in the functional outcomes of these restorations. In this CE webinar, our goal is to educate participants on how to confidently place predictable composite injectable restorations in both the esthetic zone and posterior teeth. We will cover various case types, including the increasingly popular fiber injectable composites used for build-up procedures. Additionally, we will provide an overview of the cementation protocols for indirect porcelain restorations using injectable materials.

During this CE webinar we will cover the following:
• Learning the versatility of composite-resin injectables
• Straight case vs multi-layered
• Matrix guide fabrication
• Isolation techniques
• Posterior teeth and build-up techniques
• Porcelain cementation with injectables
• Armamentarium essentials   ( disclaimer , AGD PACE Statement )

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