Oral Design Qld | Heraeus Academy July 2010

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Laboratory Training Program

2010 (July - Dec)

Enhancing your life through educationwww.heraeusacademy.com.au


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SIMON ASHWORTH RDT

Simon is a Dental Technician with nearly 30 years experience, his laboratorybased in the suburbs o Brisbane ocuses on cosmetic and implant retainedprosthetics and he is recognised as an expert in the area o injection processing.He previously worked with Queensland Health as a Senior Dental Technicianmanaging a laboratory o 12 Technicians. During his time at Queensland Healthhe was state Dental Technicians representative to Queensland Health and hasserved on many committees and orums to enhance Dental Technicianeducation. He has presented over 100 workshops and lectures across Australiaand New Zealand and has presented in Europe with articles published in severalcountries. Over the last two years Simon has been studying to become a DentalProsthetist and will graduate in the middle o 2010.

RAY SHARKEY RDT

Ray Sharkey is a registered Dental Technician in Australia. For the last 24years, he has maintained his own dental laboratory on the Sunshine Coast andin 1992, Rays Laboratory was chosen by Willi Geller (Internationally renownedDental Ceramist, Zurich) to be part o the world wide Oral Design Group. Rayhas studied ceramics in Switzerland, Germany and America and has presentedor Creation porcelain throughout Australia and also in Chicago USA.Recently he participated in the Fourth Oral Design Symposium held in NewYork in April 2008. Since 1994 Ray has been the principal trainer in xedprosthetics or Heraeus in the Asia pacic region including China and Korea.He has presented lectures and hands-on courses throughout the region onceramics, indirect composite, metal rame design and casting including CADCAM techniques. Ray is passionate about education and is a visiting lecturerto the University o Otago in New Zealand. He has lectured at the SouthBankCollege o Technical and Further Education in Brisbane, and holds theCerticate IV in Workplace Training and Assessment. Ray has publishednumerous articles that have been re-printed in many dierent languagesthroughout the world including China and Eastern Europe.


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Only products that prove valuable every day can be as

successul as PALA. All components are tailored to one

another to meet one goal: making your work easier and

more successul. Because only good results make every-

one happy - you, the dentists and the patients.

The PALA system supplies the entire process chain

rom one source. PALA oers denture acrylics or all

applications and indications as well as technologically

cutting-edge prosthetic teeth or the various segments.

Furthermore, the PALA system includes all accessory

materials and devices that you need to create, process

and repair dentures. Thereore, you are optimally

equipped with PALA, even when creating demanding

prosthetics (e.g. implant-supported prostheses).

PALAs quality is as high as the above standard. Only

PALA guarantees your satisaction with the ollowing:

A 100% durable bond between teeth and denture

acrylic thanks to the usion o the two materials to

orm one chemical unit

Lasting colour stability thanks to colour-stable

pigments in teeth and denture acrylics

Highest levels o wear-resistance thanks to an

innovative, abrasion-resistant nano-ller material

within the tooth structure

Producing removable restorations is a challenging process. It demands extensive

experience and skill - as well as products that are perectly tailored to one

another. The PALA system combines decades o experience, leading products

and a practice-oriented system with a unique satisaction guarantee.


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PALA AESTHETICS:CREATING THE PERFECT AESTHETIC DENTURE EXPERIENCEPresented by: Mr. Simon Ashworth

COURSE DESCRIPTION:This one day lecture and hands on course addresses the importance o aesthetics and unction in creatingthe perect cosmetic denture. Participants will gain experience working with Pala Aesthetics, which includetooth arranging and an introduction to Pala Cre-active denture tinting, tooth modication, and the Signum

tooth coloured claps. The course includes a one hour lecture and seven hours o hands on experience.

COURSE OUTCOMES:Participants will gain hands on practical skills and knowledge working with the Pala Aesthetics system.Participants will get to create aesthetic dentures and become amiliar with the Pala Aesthetics system,its operation and its advantages. On completion participants should demonstrate a knowledge andunderstanding o the course content and have the ability to integrate this into their day to day work.

Demonstrate an ability to communicate Pala Aesthetics procedures to clients

Understand how simple this systematic approach can be

Communicate the benets o combining aesthetics, unction and longevity

Advice on how you can communicate solutions and apply added valuetechniques or your customers

Understanding systems and procedures Responding eectively to client requests

Practice skills using completed denture

Explore problem solving and techniques

Explore creative techniques to identiy solutions

Practice real techniques

COURSE DETAILS: Approved or 7 hours o Scientic CDP Credit

Cost: $495 per person. (Includes lunch, morning and aternoon tea)

Course times: 8.30am 5.00pm

NSW Venue: Saturday 14 August May 2010Race Dental Laboratory,12 Waterloo Road, Macquarie Park, NSW

VIC Venue: Friday 24 September 2010TAFE-Holmesglen, Chadstone Campus,Chadstone Building 1 Cnr Batesord & Warrigal Roads, Chadstone, VIC

QLD Venue: Saturday 23 October 2010Oral Design Queensland Pty Ltd

Suite 18/5 Innovation Parkway Birtinya, QLD

TAS Venue: Saturday, 30 October 2010 Venue: TBA

*Course limited to 10 participants


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COURSE DETAILS: Pending approval or Scientic CDP Credit



NSW Venue: Friday 30 July 2010Stone Glass IndustriesUnit 26/11-21 Underwood Rd Homebush NSW

VIC Venue: Saturday 25 September 2010TAFE-Holmesglen, Chadstone Campus,Chadstone Building 1 Cnr Batesord & Warrigal Roads, Chadstone VIC


IMPLANT RETAINED DENTURES:THE IMPORTANCE OF CREATING PERFECT DENTITION & AESTHETIC RESULTPresented by: Mr. Simon Ashworth

COURSE DESCRIPTION:This is an eight hour course where participants may bring their own cases which may include implant

retained dentures. The case will be reset and modied to bring out the best possible aesthetic outcome.

COURSE OUTCOMES:Participants will gain hands on practical skills and knowledge working with Heraeus teeth and the

Pala Aesthetics system and become amiliar with their operation and advantages. On completion participantsshould demonstrate a knowledge and understanding o the course content and have the ability to integratethis into their day to day work. Demonstrate an ability to communicate the procedures, its advantages andlimitations to clients.

Identiying the key points o dierence between conventional denture teeth and CAD CAM technology

Improve your knowledge about denture teeth and correct tooth selection

Decide which teeth will give the best outcome

Predict limitations and obstacles

Learn to work with more complicated cases

Learn the advanced eatures o tooth materials

Learn how to communicate successully the benets to clients Increase your understanding o tooth selection and the outcome

Simpliy your system

Become amiliar with and modiy CAD CAM teeth

Increase your comort level with your injection system

Choosing the right tooth or your patient

Learn to mix and match teeth or high end implant retained dentures


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NSW Venue: Saturday 28 August 2010Race Dental Laboratory,12 Waterloo Road, Macquarie Park, NSW

VIC Venue: Saturday 17 July 2010TAFE-Holmesglen, Chadstone Campus,Chadstone Building 1 Cnr Batesord & Warrigal Roads, Chadstone, VIC


THE ART OF INJECTION:PRECISION PROCEDURE...EXCEPTIONAL RESULTS !!Presented by: Mr. Simon Ashworth

COURSE DESCRIPTION:Participants will gain hands on experience working with the Palajet Injection Processing system or both coldand heat cure resins. This course will cover the use o injection to manuacture conventional dentures, implantretained dentures and splints. The participants should be amiliar, condent and competent with processingacrylic dentures; be open to and understand modern technical concepts. This advanced module is designed toconvert theory into practice. Enhance your results with in-depth practical skill sessions which will increase your

condence and competence.

COURSE OUTCOMES:On completion participants should demonstrate a knowledge and understanding o the course content and have

the ability to integrate this into their day to day work, as well as demonstrate an ability to communicate the

procedures, its advantages and limitations to clients.

Identiy the key points o dierence between conventional processing and injection processing and what truly

needs to be considered, as well as the benets o injection processing

Simpliy your processing system plus understand how simple this systematic approach can be

Decide which resin will give the best outcome, and learn to chose the right material

Predict limitations and obstacles, learn to work with more complicated cases Learn how to communicate successully injection benets to clients and understand the impact to your business

Learn to develop practical skills and procedures that are more complex than those treated in the

earlier workshops.

Increase your understanding o your system and its behaviour

Learn to inject implant retained dentures

Get reliable, repeatable results and minimise unintended mistakes


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Ceramic makes its mark.

With the successful SLS Formula

HeraCeram ceramics

Unique ceramics with a stabilised leucite structure

How can we combine high aesthetic standards, outstanding quality

and economic benets? How can we achieve better results aster and more

eciently? The two Heraeus ceramics are the answer: HeraCeram or

conventional re bonded ceramic alloys and HeraCeram Zirkonia or

zirconia oxide veneers.

You benet rom the leucite reinorced structure thanks to the optimal

combination o chemical composition and special processing steps.

We call it SLS or short.

Because only results count:

Higher stress resistance

True reliability in the work process

Natural results

Easier and less time consuming processing

HeraCeram - Aesthetics and variety


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I have used HeraCeram rom the beginning and I am thrilledwith the simple handling and close to natural results. My MatrixPhilosophy has been implemented perectly by the HeraCeramceramics. The result: Convinced customers at my training coursesand lectures.

The Recipe For SuccessLeucite is the heart o dental ceramics. Without this silicatestructure derived rom mineral classed silicates, metal ceramicsas we know them today would not exist.

Leucite is responsible or the thermal expansion required whenbonding ceramic to metal alloys. Adjusting thermal expansionhowever is not its only unction. Leucite not only increasesstrength but more importantly reduces the bonding materialssusceptibility to stress.

The disadvantage o leucite with many metal ceramics isuncontrollable and continual growth o the leucite crystalsduring multiple rings. This leads to an increase in thermal

expansion that can cause unpredictable stress in the rameworksmetal ceramic bond. Uncontrollable increase o thermalexpansion can be attributed to unsuitable chemical compositionand the type o manuacturing process implemented.

In dental ceramics, the leucite acts similarly to a green plant,which grows ater absorbing nutrients. I the constituents arecomposed with an excess amount o Al2O3 and K2O, the leucitewill continue to increase and grow during multiple ring.In order to solve this problem, Heraeus dental ceramics aremanuactured using completely dierent processing methods.

All materials are manuactured using exactly coordinatedconstituents together with specic processing steps. Thisprocess, known as leucite management, produces a StabilisedLeucite Structure we term as S-L-S.

Thanks to this processing method, all Heraeus dental ceramicsenjoy the benets o leucite, without the worry o adverse eectssuch as uncontrollable increase o CTE values. For the user, thismeans maximum saety without headaches or surprises.

Master Technician

Paul A. Fiechter

Lecturer,Developer o the MatrixPhilosophy


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NSW Venue: Saturday 10 July 2010Race Dental Laboratory,12 Waterloo Road, Macquarie Park, NSW

QLD Venue: Friday 27 August 2010Oral Design Queensland Pty LtdSuite 18/5 Innovation Parkway Birtinya, QLD

VIC Venue: Friday 5 November 2010TAFE-Holmesglen, Chadstone Campus,Chadstone Building 1 Cnr Batesord & Warrigal Roads, Chadstone VIC


INTRODUCING LIGHT DYNAMICS:LET THE CERAMIC DO THE WORK FOR YOUPresented by: Mr. Ray Sharkey

COURSE DESCRIPTION:This one day lecture and hands on course will discuss the importance o colour and its application tolayering techniques, the understanding o ceramic materials and how they bond to substructures, and thepretreatment o substructures. Participants will learn about the amazing dance o light which takes place ina tooth and how this infuences what we see. The interaction o fuorescence and opalescence createmarvelous nuances in a tooth. Participants will learn how very simple layering techniques can produce

remarkable results very easily. Also covered in this course is a thorough explanation o the undamentals oporcelain bonded to metal restorations and how to avoid problems with this technique.

COURSE OUTCOMES:On completion participants should demonstrate a knowledge and understanding o the course content andhave the ability to integrate this into their day to day work, as well as demonstrate an ability to communicatethe procedures, its advantages and limitations to clients.


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Course times: Friday - 8.30am 5.00pm, Saturday 8.30am - 1.00pm

NSW Venue: Friday 29 - Saturday 30 October 2010Race Dental Laboratory,12 Waterloo Road, Macquarie Park, NSW

QLD Venue: Friday 19 - Saturday 20 November 2010Oral Design Queensland Pty LtdSuite 18/5 Innovation Parkway Birtinya, QLD


ADVANCED AESTHETICS:THE ART OF REPLICATING NATUREPresented by: Mr. Ray Sharkey

COURSE DESCRIPTION:Aesthetics are one o the most important considerations in Ceramics today, and in this one and a hal day course,you will learn Advanced Ceramic Techniques or the application o colour. In this course, using prepared models,the participant will prepare the ramework, build up, trim, glaze, re, and polish a three unit bridge. The one dayBasic Ceramics workshop is a prerequisite or the Advanced Ceramics course. Learn how very simple layeringtechniques can produce remarkable results very easily. Also covered in this course is a thorough explanation o

the undamentals o porcelain bonded to metal restorations and how to avoid problems with this technique.

COURSE OUTCOMES:To better understand tooth shape and position and how they can be used to create truly outstanding restorations.

Participants will learn advanced techniques or layering ceramic to create TEETH and not CROWNS. Learn

how to use tooth shape, rotation and position to better disguise the articial rom the natural. Learn how to use

these tricks to sometimes allow a better shade reproduction when there is not enough space on the preparation

and learn tricks on surace texturing and polishing to blend in with the natural dentition.


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Model

Modelation

Cast partial

denture

Design

Investmentmaterials

Precision, ft and high quality materials ensure complete

security during all stages o manuacture. Hera is a

complete system that oers an optimised and tailored

approach or the abrication o all rameworks.

Hera Behind every face theres a strong framework


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Finishing

frameworks

Service

Precious alloys

Non precious alloys

Casting

Electroforming

A complete system o components providing the

highest quality o restoration in the most

economical way. Hera encompasses the entire

range o dental laboratory products rom the

gypsum model to the nalised ramework required

or veneering.

Hera encompasses virtually all laboratory

products except veneering materials required

in the processing chain or restorations rom the

model to the alloy and nishing rameworks.

Hera covers all ranges o indications, makes top

quality works possible and is highly reliable.

The highest o quality standards rom Heraeus

guarantees that only the best products nd their

way into the dental laboratory. Reliability and

consistency ensure complete patient satisaction

and saety.

Perfection is not the sum of single details,

but rather the result of precise cooperation.


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PRINCIPLES OF DIGITAL FRAMEWORK DESIGN:FOUNDATIONS OF A SUCCESSFUL RESTORATIONPresented by: Mr. Ray Sharkey

COURSE DESCRIPTION:To be able to understand the design principles and application techniques or metal and Zirconia and beable to apply them to your own situation. Important and up to date inormation about how to successully treatZirconia to reduce the risk o chipping and racture. A must see or any lab having chipping anddelaminating problems. Framework design is most important or long term unctionality and longevity.

This one day course involves lecture and hands on addressing the dental laboratory today, and in the uture.

COURSE OUTCOMES:

Principles o ramework design using manual and Computer Aided Design (CAD) techniques

Basic engineering principles or Metal and Zirconia ramework

Investing and casting techniques

Introduction to Computer Aided Design

Discussion o the dierent types o metals

Successul casting o implants

Learn to mix and match teeth or high end implant retained dentures


Cost: $395 per person. (Includes lunch and morning tea)


NSW Venue: Saturday 7 August 2010Stone Glass IndustriesUnit 26/11-21 Underwood Rd Homebush NSW



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CAST METAL FRAMEWORKS:BASIC BUILDING BLOCKS FOR SUCCESSPresented by: Mr. Simon Ashworth

COURSE DESCRIPTION:This one day lecture and hands on course is an intermediate to advanced level course designed or thosetechnicians who have a basic understanding and level o experience working with cast metal rameworks

or denture applications.

COURSE OUTCOMES:

Participants will gain hands on practical skills and knowledge working with Cast Metal Frameworks, andwill get to create a complex metal ramework and become amiliar with the Heraeus system, its operationand advantages. On completion participants should wax up a complex metal ramework, and demonstratean ability to communicate the procedures, its advantages and limitations to clients.

Identiy the key points o the Heraeus system its operation and advantages, and understand how

simple this systematic approach can be

Decide which resin will give the best outcome

Predict limitations and obstacles

Learn to work with more complicated cases

Simpliy your system

Increase your comort level with Cast Metal Frameworks

Choose the right material




NSW Venue: Friday 13 August 2010Race Dental Laboratory,12 Waterloo Road, Macquarie Park, NSW



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Imagine, if you could decide for each composite blend

individually which method of processing you want to apply:

paste only, or a combination of paste and liquid. And

now imagine that you will be able to achieve the same

aesthetic results every time, just as you have come to expect

from high-end ceramics. The new Signum system will fulfill

these wishes and more. In one system Signum offers

you everything you need for an aesthetic, long-life and a

stable colour blend: pastes, flows, opaques, colouring paints,

accessories and all of these are perfectly matched.

Now the new Signum ceramis the first special composite for

metal-free restorations, with optimised abrasion resistance,

high mechanical strength and brilliant colours.

Is it a

natural tooth

or is it ceramic?

Its Signum!

For the love of perfection.


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SIGNUM AESTHETIC SOLUTION:JUST AS NATURE INTENDEDPresented by: Mr. Ray Sharkey

COURSE DESCRIPTION:In this one day lecture and hands on course, participants will learn the undamental material science olight cured nano lled composite resin material. Starting with a brie history o composite resin and itsdevelopment through to todays high perormance materials, we will explore the indications and contraindications or the use o these materials. The participants will learn the techniques or production osimple inlays and onlays, as well as indirect veneers. Participants will also understand why these

materials are very well suited to mimicking how teeth behave in natural light, and with the use o simplelayering techniques can produce highly aesthetic restorations. A discussion o Signum Bonds; its

development and use will complete the lecture.

COURSE OUTCOMES:Participants will have an understanding o the undamental material science o light cured nano lledcomposite resin material. Participants will understand the importance o light on these materials, andthrough layering techniques, learn how to create a perect aesthetic restoration. Participants will be ableto eectively create an implant provisional, as well as an inlay or onlay.




QLD Venue: Friday 16 July 2010Oral Design Queensland Pty LtdSuite 18/5 Innovation Parkway Birtinya, QLD

VIC Venue: Saturday 18 September 2010TAFE-Holmesglen, Chadstone Campus,Chadstone Building 1 Cnr Batesord & Warrigal Roads, Chadstone VIC



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CARA-

THE FUTURE

OF DENTAL

LABORATORIES

WORLDWIDE

Create the future. Create Aesthetic Solutions with CaraImproved precision. Improved technique. Improved aesthetics

Added value demanded at all levelsThere has been rapid development in dental technology in recent years. High-tech procedures such as

computer aided restorations using CAD/CAM systems are now essential in the modern laboratory workingenvironment. And yet dental technicians are still required as creators because every restoration is a uniquecreation precision abricated or each patient.

Precision work requires more than just standard quality. We have created a new dimension in terms o quality,service and perormance with our new digital aesthetic system - cara. With the aid o ultra-modern sotwareprograms and latest technological eatures cara produces exceptional aesthetics and accurately tting

restorations, even in the case o the most complex crowns and bridges.

Creating the virtual from the actualThe rst step involves converting an actual impression or model into a virtual model using a 3-D scanner.Subsequent CAD construction o the restoration is based on this virtual model. The ramework is preciselycontoured to the patients requirements.

The demand: Improved precision. Improved technique. Improved aesthetics.

It is now time or a completely new dimension in digital prosthetics or new solutions, approaches and means o abrication.

For cara. And you get more.


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CANCELLATION POLICYYour registration will not be valid and conrmed until yourcourse ees have been received. Registration ees, less a$75 processing ee, is reunded i notice o registrationcancellation is received teen (15)or more days in advanceo the activity date. Cancellations made less than teendays in advance o the activity date oreit the entire tuitionee, unless a justiable emergency is documented. Tuitionees can be transerred to another individual. The HeraeusAcademy nor Heraeus Kulzer are not responsible ornon-transerable, non-reundable, airline tickets nor hotel

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liable or personal accidents, losses or damage to privateproperty o registered participants

DISCLAIMERWhilst every attempt will be made to ensure all eatures othe course mentioned in this announcement will take placeas scheduled, the Organising Committee reserve the rightto make last minute changes should the need arise.

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