This course will cover the rationale and procedures for saving teeth with no clinical crowns.
The video instruction courses currently available are listed below divided into classes of about ½ hour to an hour in length. Each class comes with a downloadable handout and self-assessment questionnaire. All classes contain numerous case examples from a collection of more than 100,000 pictures taken over a 70 year period. All of the cases were treated according to the same basic principles and followed for decades. New courses will be added on an ongoing basis, and members will be notified when each new course is posted. Membership is FREE. If you haven’t yet signed up, please click here.
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Treatment Options for Difficult Cases
This course series will demonstrate how to handle difficult cases and will offer a variety of new treatment options that are rarely offered to patients.
This course is the second of two courses that cover the rationale and procedures for saving teeth with no clinical crowns.
Video Demonstration and Case Histories
This course features video demonstration by Dr. Elliot Feinberg in 1968 and Case Histories and narration by Dr. Edward Feinberg.
This course will feature 9 cases filmed in 1968 by Dr. Elliot Feinberg DDS. Included in the case presentations will be pictures and case histories of these patients in subsequent …
This course will feature 8 cases filmed in 1968 by Dr. Elliot Feinberg DDS. Included in the case presentations will be additional pictures and case histories of these patients in …
This course will feature the first of 9 cases filmed in 1968 by Dr. Elliot Feinberg DDS. Dr. Elliot Feinberg prepares anterior teeth three dimensionally. Techniques for gingival and osseous …
Philosophy
The Philosophy Course will introduce an entirely new philosophical approach to restorative dentistry. This approach is based on basic principles that have contributed to a high percentage of successful cases during the past 70 years. The course will teach attendees how to examine patients, determine a correct diagnosis and formulate an individual treatment plan that takes into account patient needs and desires as well as contingencies for weak areas that could affect overall success. The course will also cover the diagnostic evaluation of neuromuscular-occlusal disharmonies.
This class will introduce an entirely new philosophical approach to restorative dentistry that has a 70- year track record and features principle-guided practice.
This class will focus on the importance of looking at patients with an overall, comprehensive approach to patient care that corrects problems before they result in loss of teeth and …
This class will outline how the practitioner should approach diagnosis and treatment planning for complex cases.
This class will demonstrate how to discover and treat neuromuscular occlusal disharmonies using a diagnostic Hawley Bite Plate.
Fixed Bridgework
The Fixed Bridgework Course will present a technique for fabricating crowns and fixed bridgework on natural tooth abutments that has a phenomenal track record of success. Included in the course will be demonstration of every step of the technique as well as the rationale for each step.
This class will introduce a three-dimensional approach to full coverage restorative dentistry. Included will be a discuss about the importance of precision and working with a step-by-step technique to identify …
This class will demonstrate how to prepare teeth with full shoulder preparations.
This class will demonstrate how to prepare the gingiva around full shoulder crown and bridge preparations.
This class will demonstrate how to prepare the root surface for full shoulder crown and bridge preparations.
This class will cover the indications and techniques for successful osseous contouring around full shoulder crown and bridge preparations.
This class will cover the indications and techniques for taking individual impressions of prepared teeth.
This class will cover the rationale and methods for making accurate preliminary impressions.
This class will discuss the available materials for making full coverage restorations including their advantages, disadvantages and appropriate use.
This class will discuss the rationale of splinting for prevention of disease and stabilizing the dentition through force distribution. Various methods of achieving splinting for optimal results and longevity will …
This class will demonstrate how to make accurate master impressions and models for anterior single crowns and bridges.
This class will demonstrate how to make accurate master impressions and models for posterior single crowns and bridges.
This class will cover procedures for porcelain try-in, trial insertion and permanent cementation of fixed restorations.