The Dahl Principle – Incisal Edge Bonding
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The Dahl Principle – Incisal Edge Bonding
- an Alternative To Preparo-Mental Dentistry?
This lecture will cover:
- The History of Dahl Principle and the Dahl Concept.
- The loss of occlusal space.
- Modern uses with minimally invasive dentistry.
- The setup of guidance.
- One stage vs. two stage treatment.
- Incisal edge bonding techniques and materials.
- Multiple case studies.
- Use with Alignment, bleaching and bonding techniques.
Summary
In this lecture, Dr.Tif Qureshi, President of the BACD will talk about how he uses the Dahl Principle day to day in restorative dentistry.
Tif will show how the Dahl Principle can be used as an interceptive treatment combined with traditional occlusal theory to prevent the need for more aggressive tooth preparation in your patients, either now or years down the line.
The Dahl Principle is a radically different approach to traditional occlusal techniques and will certainly give you something to think about!
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About the speaker
Tif Qureshi qualified from Kings College London in 1992. He is the current President of the British Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry. He is a partner at Dental Elegance in Sidcup, Kent where he practices minimally invasive cosmetic and restorative dentistry.
Tif has a special interest in simple orthodontics using removable appliances and was the first dentist in the UK to pioneer the Inman Aligner and is Clinical Director of IAS (Intelligent Alignment Systems) the only official providers of the Inman Aligner certification course.
Tif also pioneered the technique of combined alignment bleaching and bonding (ABB) and has been a major force in developing the concept of progressive smile design. He also employs the use of composite to enhance truly minimally invasive dentistry and is a very experienced user of the Dahl principle. He now lectures nationally and internationally and has had many articles published on these subjects. Tif is also a highly active member of the MICD movement. Tif is also a Fellow of the International Academy of Facial and Dental Esthetics.
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