
About this course
Dr. Willhite teaches how to make anterior composites that look like porcelain, with a 13-step layering protocol.
FormatVideo course
InstructorDr. Willhite
Content16 videos
LanguageEnglish
AccessLifetime
DeliveryDigital, by email
A long-running course from the Center for Esthetic Excellence (CEE). It covers composite veneers and Class III, IV and V restorations through demonstrations and exercises, from the palatal template to final polishing.
Modules14
- Introduction to composite resin and the layering technique
- Overview of composite materials; learn a 13-step protocol for virtually any restorative situation.
- Class IV exercise; learn the correct usage of a palatal template, including the initial lingual build up with composite.
- Achieve lifelike contours, the mylar pull technique, primary anatomy and how to polish for long-term success.
- Class IV exercise continued; learn how to achieve ideal contacts and the best way to polish composite.
- Secondary anatomy is covered; template made for diastema closure exercise.
- Set your restorations up for success with these important steps. Create incisal translucency using tints and opaquers.
- Inner-sculpting technique; Class III and Class IV review. Learn how to achieve proper line angles.
- Hands-on exercise of a large Class IV on a lateral; learn how to create incisal translucence with tints.
- Achieve invisible margins, avoid air bubbles and learn how to tint. A step-by-step polishing sequence is revealed.
- Class V., quick and easy repairs and maintenance, occlusal considerations
- Hands-on exercise of a dark central; Dr. Willhite simplifies the layering technique.
- Shade change exercise continues with the use of opaquers and tints. Recognize and repair defects.
- Advanced surface effects, the importance of patient communication and how to develop your ideal practice.
Who is it for?
Restorative dentists who want more natural-looking anterior composites.




