Our Courses

We are happy to share our knowledge with you with great passion and pleasure, in a safe environment where 'mistakes' are allowed. Where asking questions, as much as comes to mind, is allowed. Where making corrections to our work is allowed. But we will also flood you with information, Dentistry 2.0 as we call it. We take you on our journey through function & occlusion. As John Kois so beautifully quotes "you can only see it when you're there". In which bite registration can you make what exactly? How do you start a 'big case'? Which case is actually complex and which is easy? How does the envelope of function work, are cracks only created by amalgam and/or clenching? Which people actually clench? And do you work in MIP or Centric? And how do you achieve CR? Do you want to understand all that, come learn with us!

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After module I you may be confused and you will discover more and more etiology and diagnoses of tooth wear. You may have encountered challenges that you want to share, you have questions and/or things are unclear to you. We will go deeper into the material discussed in module I and after this module you will really be able to analyze and plan every patient by using a 10 step management plan. With the help of taking the right photos, learning to use a dento-facial analyzer and making a clear plan how to treat your patients, most cases become clear.

For the Australian version of this course, click this link

After modules I and II you have gained an enormous amount of knowledge about function and occlusion and how to diagnose this in patients. But after diagnosis comes treatment planning. During the earlier modules you have already become familiar with the system of treatment planning. In the 3rd module we will fine-tune this system. Bringing in your own case, we will start with the 10-step plan to draw up a solid plan for every patient you encounter.

There is also room for theory and hands-on. Edris Rasta will go deeper into biomechanics and we will prep veneers. We also pay attention to how to properly transfer all this newly learned material to a patient. Because how do you do that? You have a whole plan in mind, but your patient is okay with it and 'prefers to think about it for a while'. How do you deal with this and do you ensure that you actually dare to explain and implement the best treatment plans to your patients? We help you on your way with our toolbox!

This unique course is a collaboration with Andrew Chandrapal (@drfloss) in which we take you through the hands on part to solve tooth wear. In 3 days we take you into a theoretical deepening of the structured diagnostics, etiology and treatment planning of tooth wear. In addition, all afternoons are filled with hands-on training. During the course you will learn different techniques to treat wear with composite, based on a wax-up. How do you build up a molar anatomically correct? Different stent and shell techniques are discussed and the afternoons are spent on this practical side of the course. Which dentist doesn't like to putter with composite and working with their hands?

It is best to participate in this course if you have followed at least module I and II. You can also participate if you have completed a function and occlusion course elsewhere. Do you doubt whether you have sufficient background knowledge? Please contact us via the contact form or via info@bitedentistry.nl before you register.

This unique course is a collaboration with Andrew Chandrapal (@drfloss) in which we take you through the hands on part to solve tooth wear. In 3 days we take you into a theoretical deepening of the structured diagnostics, etiology and treatment planning of tooth wear. In addition, all afternoons are filled with hands-on training. During the course you will learn different techniques to treat wear with composite, based on a wax-up. How do you build up a molar anatomically correct? Different stent and shell techniques are discussed and the afternoons are spent on this practical side of the course. Which dentist doesn't like to putter with composite and working with their hands?

It is best to participate in this course if you have followed at least module I and II. You can also participate if you have completed a function and occlusion course elsewhere. Do you doubt whether you have sufficient background knowledge? Please contact us via the contact form or via info@bitedentistry.nl before you register.