On March 28th, a “Biomimetic Restoration” workshop was held for Odonto-Stomatology students, providing the latest information on biomimetic restoration and in-person training on the standard “Cavity Shaping II” technique.
Product Director from the Mani Medical Company Hanoi, Duong Anh Son
“The purpose of biomimetic restoration in Odonto-Stomatology is to replace all damaged or blemished tooth tissues with biomimetic materials, allowing the teeth to function again normally,” explained the Mani Medical Hanoi Company Product Director, Duong Anh Son. “Biomimetic materials have many advantages, they don’t wear out adjoining teeth, they’re attractive, repairable and biocompatible, and widely used in dentistry today. Biomimetic restoration minimizes tooth tissue invasion, while maintaining appearance at reduced cost and preserving healthy tooth tissues in the long-term.”
The Odonto-Stomatology students learned how to confidently master the optimization of bonds and composites, how to perform biomimetic and indirect restoration, the minimally invasive Cavity Shaping II method, isolation, and the application of filling molds.
DTU Odonto-Stomatology students practice
In particular, students learned about keeping the finish line on the gums during the shaping and how to use biomimetic materials to get hands-on practice placing dams and lifting finish lines, under the guidance of experts and lecturers. The Mani Medical Hanoi representative answered questions on how to most naturally and aesthetically restore teeth, how to use filling molds for standard restoration, and how to optimize support tools, like bonds and composites.
(Media Center)