Dentistry’s love for esthetics is more vibrant than ever, as seen across social media, dental magazines, and professional discussions. While ceramics have long been the gold standard for achieving esthetic excellence, not every patient is an ideal candidate for ceramic restorations.
That’s where the art of composite resin comes in—offering a stunning, cost-effective alternative for patients who want to enhance their smiles without compromise. Are you ready to deliver composite restorations that rival ceramics?
Join Dr. Mennito in this hands-on course designed to equip you with the skills, techniques, and confidence to create beautiful, long-lasting composite restorations. From photography to preparation, polish, and troubleshooting, you’ll learn everything you need to elevate your cosmetic procedures and keep your patients smiling brightly.
What You’ll Learn:
- Harness the power of digital photography to enhance and showcase your esthetic cases.
- Explore the optical properties of composite resins and how to select the perfect material for any case.
- Understand when tooth preparation is necessary for improved outcomes and longevity.
- Perfect your skills placing class IV’s and composite veneers as well as closing a diastema from initial planning to final polish.
- Discover time-saving tips to streamline your workflow and maximize efficiency with composite resins.
This course offers the perfect blend of education and practical skills to help you achieve stunning results and delight your patients. Take the next step in your esthetic dentistry journey today!
DDS - Charleston, South Carolina
Dr. Anthony Mennito (Tony) is a private practice dentist at Expertise Dental and adjunct faculty member at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston, SC. Aside from his love of dental technology, Dr. Mennito also has a passion for dental materials, in particular bonding agents and composite resin. His practice, Expertise Dental, focuses on esthetic dentistry and more specifically, how to integrate technology to provide the most conservative and functional dentistry possible. He is part of a team with a patent for a novel antimicrobial bonding agent and has taught many hands-on technique courses related to the placement of both anterior and posterior direct composites. He has over 20 publications in peer review journals related to his research on the topics of digital technology and dental materials.
