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Modern Occlusal Concepts in Esthetic & Implant Dentistry
Description:
Occlusion is probably not one of the most popular topics in dental meetings and conferences nowadays especially if compared to implants and esthetics. Indeed it was considered in dentistry much more important just a few years ago than it is now. There is growing distance between the evolution of scientific research in the field, including available recent literature and several popular clinical approaches. It seems even difficult to have universal definitions related to this topic: the term “occlusion” itself is often associated with different adjectives to define it and many other terms are used with quite often differences in meaning, each of us gives a different meaning to the same terms, according to differences in treatment philosophies or in different specialties.
Date Added:
10/3/2014
Author(s):
Carlo Poggio, DDS, MSD, PhD
Carlo E. Poggio, DDS, MSD, PhD is owner of Studio Associato Poggio, an interdisciplinary dental practice with more than 50 years of history located in the heart of Mila...
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Questions & Comments
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Maurice Salama - (8/28/2019 10:34 AM)
Gregory; Only if there is an attached exam do you receive a CE credit. Dr. Salama
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Gregory O'Connor - (8/27/2019 4:36 PM)
Did Dr.Poggio's lecture give a CE unit??
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Rohit Agrawal - (8/27/2019 10:47 AM)
nice but not very descriptive
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Hossam Basune - (11/17/2016 11:56 PM)
very nice lecture thank you. hope you present another lecture that deals with occlusal concepts.
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Maurice Salama - (10/13/2016 10:54 AM)
Carlo; You did an excellent job putting modern occlusal concepts into today's dental field and clinical practice. thanks Maurice
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carlo poggio553 - (10/13/2016 10:13 AM)
thank you all for comments :-)
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carlo poggio553 - (10/13/2016 10:13 AM)
dear Ofer, I appreciate you liked clinical pictures. I suppose your knowledge is way too advanced for my chance to improve it :-)
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Ofer Amrani - (5/14/2016 3:09 PM)
nice presentation which displays many beautiful clinical picture that doesn't give any new knowledge to the viewer. :(
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Vicente Rodriguez - (1/14/2015 7:23 AM)
Thanks Dr Poggio Thats the way I feel, }I enjoy very much your presentation
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