Tooth Preparation in Fixed Partial Denture

Overview

Tooth preparation is the crucial of successful fixed prosthodontics. The accuracy, design, and precision of the crown preparation determine not only the longevity of the fixed partial dentures but also the biological health of the supporting structures.

This session covers key principles and techniques of tooth preparation for crowns and bridges. Learn how to achieve proper retention, resistance, and marginal integrity while maintaining periodontal health. Understand preparation design, finish lines, and material-specific modifications for lasting success in fixed prosthodontics.

Key Learning Points:

Understand key biomechanical principles of tooth preparation.
Learn ideal taper, reduction, and finish line designs for each material.
Explore preparation techniques for anterior and posterior bridges.
Review cases to spot and correct common preparation errors.
Apply clinical steps for better clinical outcome and long-lasting results.

Join Dr.Sahba Hassan for this detailed, clinical session that gives un insights into how to use these clinical tips with everyday clinical practice. Crowns play an important part in aesthetics in Prosthodontics. This gives us clarity on the type of crowns and how to improve clinical outcome in dental practice. You can check out additional courses on prosthodontics masterclass on removable partial denture.

Exclusive Participant Benefits:
Physical Certificate – Delivered to your doorstep after the session.
IIDR Merchandise – Special takeaways for registered participants.
On-Demand Access – Watch the session again anytime for a limited duration.

Curriculum

2 Sections
4 Lessons
1 Week

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Introduction
2
- 1.1
  Learning Objectives
  2 Minutes
- 1.2
  About the Speaker
  2 Minutes
About the Event
3

Instructor

Dr Sahba Hassan

FAQs

Will I receive a participation certificate for this course?

No, all paid participants who attend the live session will receive an hard copy of certificate from IIDR after the course.

Is this course suitable for general dentists or only for prosthodontists?

This course is designed for all dental professionals—including general practitioners, postgraduate students, and prosthodontists—who wish to strengthen their understanding of tooth preparation techniques and improve clinical precision in fixed prosthodontics.

Requirements

BDS students (3rd year, Final year, or Interns)
Basics of occlusion & crown preparation principles
Device: Laptop/PC or Tablet
Active participation in Q&A and feedback sessions

Features

Comprehensive discussion on principles and techniques of tooth preparation for crowns and bridges.
Detailed overview of finish line designs, taper, and reduction guidelines for various restorative materials.
Step-by-step clinical insights with case-based examples to improve precision and predictability.
Focus on achieving ideal retention, resistance form, and marginal integrity.
Practical tips to avoid common preparation errors and enhance long-term prosthesis success.
Interactive Q&A session with the speaker for real-time clinical clarification.
hard copy certificate of participation for all paid attendees.

Target audiences

General Dentists looking to refine their crown and bridge preparation skills for improved clinical outcomes.
Prosthodontists and Restorative Dentists aiming to enhance precision, marginal fit, and long-term success of fixed restorations.
Endodontists and Cosmetic Dentists interested in understanding preparation designs that support esthetics and function.
Postgraduate Students and Interns who wish to strengthen their foundational knowledge in fixed prosthodontics.
Dental Educators and Enthusiasts keen to stay updated on current concepts and evidence-based protocols in tooth preparation.