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Trauma & Recovery

Training • Workshop • Ref: MAWNK7R3Y2
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Date posted
14/10/2026
Description
Course Instructor: Dick Barendregt, Peter Boersma Modern restorative dentistry requires more than just repairing teeth. In cases of wear, trauma, aesthetic rehabilitation, and the replacement of missing teeth, an integrated approach is essential—one that combines function, aesthetics, orthodontics, biological regeneration, and restorative dentistry. During this intensive two-day course, restorative dentist Peter Boersma and periodontist/transplantologist Dick Barendregt will guide participants through an interdisciplinary treatment concept in which function and aesthetics are assessed as a single entity based on facial-related planning. Modern digital workflows, functional analysis, risk-based treatment planning, and biological principles form the foundation for predictable treatment outcomes. Using extensive case studies, the course discusses how restorative, orthodontic, regenerative, and implantological treatment options can be integrated into a single treatment plan. Attention is given to diagnostics, digital photography, the virtual patient, the central relationship, tooth position, autotransplantation, and long-term stability. The course is aimed at dentists who wish to deepen their diagnostic skills, treatment planning, and interdisciplinary understanding in order to treat complex patients more predictably. Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to: 1. Perform an integrated functional and aesthetic analysis for complex restorative patients. 2. Understand the role of function, occlusion, centric relation, and tooth position in restorative treatment planning. 3. Use digital photography, intraoral scans (and CBCT data) for a structured aesthetic and functional analysis. 4. Evaluate various treatment options for wear, trauma, and tooth loss, including orthodontics, restorative dentistry, autotransplantation, and implantology. 5. Develop a predictable interdisciplinary treatment plan that takes into account biological, functional, aesthetic, and long-term risks. Van der Valk Sassenheim-Leiden Warmonderweg Sassenheim Netherlands
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Type
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Start
19/03/2027
End
20/03/2027
Location
Van der Valk — Sassenheim • Abroad
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