Analysis of aesthetic principles and smile composition;

Biomimicry applied to restorative aesthetic dentistry;

Anatomy and morphological characteristics of the anterior elements;

Understanding of light, colour, opacity, and translucency;

Knowing the Material: Restorative systems;

Mapping and shade selection in polychromatic restorations;

Layering techniques with composite resins;

Working the wax-up with silicone guides;

Practical shade selection and restorative mapping;

Anatomy with basic principle for restoring posterior teeth;

Study of the individual anatomy;

Internal morphology (dentine and enamel);

Young vs. ageing posterior teeth;

Restoration systems;

Conventional resins and bulk fill;

Effect stains and resins;

Natural Layering Techniques;

Demystifying Class IV restorations;

How to perform imperceptible transitions;

Veneering a fractured central incisor (extensive class IV restoration);

Diastema closure;

Cosmetic contouring;

Direct veneers;

How to proceed with darkened teeth;

Use of opacifiers and colour modifiers;

What are the limits of direct restorations in these cases?

Mirror area concepts and vestibular adjustments;

How to maximize the aesthetic result through texture;

Macro and micro texture (young and aged teeth);

Effective finishing and polishing;

Adjustments, texturing, finishing and polishing;