Cosmetic Dentistry - Dental Bonding for Non-dentists

What you need to know to look better in the most reliable way

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Description

All courses in the Cosmetic Dentistry Program are designed to help you know more so you can better get work which satisfies your needs without compromising your resources. 

This course is about Cosmetic Dental Bonding - the application of tooth-colored material to teeth so that the shapes, colors or positions and basic appearance is better.  It requires a skilled practitioner with a good artistic sense to do a good job on bonding.  YOU can get a good idea as to whether a particular dentist will meet this standard after taking this course.  YOU will know what to look for after taking this course. 

There are ten lectures in this course - specifically tailored to dental bonding.  The subject will be introduced, illustrated with cases, and then three lectures will give specific KNOWLEDGE which helps you understand the area.  Then two lectures will give you SKILLS to see things for yourself, two lectures will help you learn to SPEAK UP when you need to, and then there is a summary and challenge lecture.  At the completion of the course you should know how to ASK for cosmetic bonding and how to KNOW you are getting a good job done at a fair price.  The limitations to this approach to cosmetic dentistry will be elucidated as well as the disadvantages of other approaches. 

What You Will Learn!

  • Learn what GOOD cosmetic dental bonding involves and when it can be done
  • Learn how to find a truly good dentist - a rare breed these days
  • Find the confidence to SPEAK UP in the dental office so you will be treated as you deserve!
  • Gain knowledge that allows you as a patient to participate in making decisions about what is done in your mouth!

Who Should Attend!

  • The world is rife with examples of people that have been mistreated or mislead by dentists, often without their awareness. This course will help you become AWARE - so you can have a CHOICE in the dental care you receive and HOW you receive it.
  • For patients - non-dentists typically.