Contact Point: Effective Posterior Teeth Direct Restoration Technique - Dentistry eBooks

Course Overview

Class II restorations are widely regarded as one of the more demanding areas of direct restorative dentistry, and this course is built to turn that daily challenge into a predictable, repeatable process. Rather than focusing narrowly on the final composite placement, it walks through every stage of managing interproximal defects in molars and premolars, from the very first step of anesthesia through to the final polish.

The curriculum covers isolation and preparation, deep margin elevation for defects that extend below the gumline, and the reasoning behind matrix system selection — a decision that has a major impact on how well the final contact point performs. From there, it moves into composite restoration technique itself, finishing, and polishing, treating each stage as connected to the ones before and after it.

Across 7 video lessons and just over 8 hours of content, the course is designed to give practitioners a complete, stage-by-stage system for Class II posterior restorations rather than isolated tips.

What You'll Learn

• Anesthesia techniques for posterior restorative procedures
• Isolation and preparation for Class II cavities
• Deep margin elevation technique
• Matrix system selection for predictable contact points
• Composite restoration, finishing, and polishing technique

Who Is This Course For?

• General dentists
• Restorative dentistry specialists

Course Details

• Course format: Digital video course
• Number of videos: 7
• Duration: 8 hours 6 minutes
• Subject: Restorative dentistry