Learning Objectives

By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:

1. Understand the principles of tooth anatomy–based cavity preparation for Class III, IV, and V lesions.

2. Identify appropriate preparation designs and restorative strategies for anterior and cervical defects.

3. Apply proper isolation and adhesive protocols to achieve reliable bonding and longevity.

4. Perform step-by-step composite layering techniques for strength, shade matching, and aesthetics.

5. Execute predictable diastema closure while maintaining correct contours, contacts, and emergence profiles.

6. Recognize common errors such as overcontouring, black triangles, and marginal leakage, and learn how to prevent them.

7. Integrate finishing and polishing protocols to enhance surface texture, aesthetics, and restoration durability.

8. Translate workshop protocols into routine clinical practice for consistent, high-quality restorative outcomes.