LEVEL I&II: INTRO TO ADVANCED BIOMIMETIC DENTISTRY, DIRECT COMPOSITE TECHNIQUES, SEMI-DIRECT & INDIRECT RESTORATIONS - The Gentle Touch

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LEVEL I&II: INTRO TO ADVANCED BIOMIMETIC DENTISTRY, DIRECT COMPOSITE TECHNIQUES, SEMI-DIRECT & INDIRECT RESTORATIONS

Dates

Thursday 19th June 2025

Location

LocationThe Gentle Touch dental practice

Price

£1995

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Suitable for dentists.

What’s Included:

Two separate two-day courses consisting of hands-on, theory & observation of The Gentle Touch practice therapists and dentists doing direct, semi-direct and indirect restorations (composite and Emax)
Both course reference manuals
Link to recommended articles
WhatsApp group for twelve months follow-up after Level II course
Two dinners at different local restaurant, lunch and refreshments
Special offers of course equipment and materials

Overview:

Intro to advanced training and lessons in biomimetic dentistry, including management of complex cases and in-depth scientific literature review.

Content – 24 + hours of verifiable CPD (inc. lessons, hands-on and live observations).
Additional Support – Twelve months of remote access via WhatsApp.
Outcome – Begin practicing direct, then semi-direct and indirect biomimetic restorations immediately.

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