A 2-Day Hands-On Course Designed to Take You From Diagnosis and Treatment Planning Through to Anterior and Posterior Rehabilitation
Early bird £1,495 until 1 October 2026 — full price £1,995 after
Tooth wear cases can appear complex, particularly when deciding when to intervene, how to reorganise the occlusion and how to deliver treatment conservatively.
This two-day programme has been designed to give dentists a practical and repeatable approach to managing tooth wear from the initial assessment through to treatment delivery.
Rather than spending one day entirely in lectures, delegates will combine focused teaching with practical hands-on exercises across both days.
The aim is for delegates to leave understanding not only what treatment to provide, but how to actually deliver it clinically.
Both days include extensive practical teaching.
Delegates will work through real-world clinical scenarios and practical exercises covering anterior and posterior tooth wear rehabilitation.
Hands-on rebuilding of worn anterior teeth, morphology, contouring, finishing and polishing.
Understand case selection, planning, anterior guidance and the practical application of the Dahl concept.
Hands-on development of posterior anatomy and occlusal contacts.
Practice minimally invasive onlay and overlay preparations, temporisation and adhesive workflows.
Diagnosis, Treatment Planning & Anterior Wear
Delegates work through several tooth wear cases covering:
This course is designed for dentists who want to become more confident managing tooth wear cases in everyday practice. It is suitable for clinicians who:
Assessment & Diagnosis
Treatment Planning
Smile & Occlusal Design
Dahl Approach
Anterior Composite
Posterior Rehabilitation
Indirect Preparations
Temporisation & Adhesive Delivery
You'll be taught by clinicians on the GDC specialist register for Restorative Dentistry, working with complex tooth wear and rehabilitation cases every week.
Consultant in Restorative Dentistry
Consultant in Restorative Dentistry at Leeds Dental Institute and Lead for Oral & Dental Rehabilitation for Head and Neck Cancer patients. Over 20 years of experience, on the GDC specialist register, and Training Programme Director for Dental Core Training in Leeds.
Consultant in Restorative Dentistry
Consultant in Restorative Dentistry at Charles Clifford Dental Hospital. BDS (Sheffield), MFDS, MSc, FDS RCS (Edinburgh). Eleven years in general practice before specialist training, with interests spanning prosthodontics, endodontics, periodontology and implant rehabilitation. Examiner for the Royal Colleges of England and Edinburgh.
A 2-day, hands-on course in Yorkshire on Friday 30 and Saturday 31 October 2026. Early bird £1,495 until 1 October 2026 (full price £1,995 after), and 12 hours of verifiable CPD, taught in a small group to protect the quality of the hands-on experience.
Exact venue, travel and parking details will be confirmed by 15 September 2026.
Book Your PlaceThis course provides 12 hours of verifiable CPD. A CPD certificate is issued to each delegate on completion of both days.
Anticipated GDC development outcomes: A, C and D.
Aims
Learning objectives
On completion, delegates should be able to:
Apply the concepts yourself rather than simply watching lectures.
Focused on situations dentists encounter in everyday practice.
Learn conservative approaches designed to preserve tooth structure.
Follow cases from diagnosis through to definitive rehabilitation.
Limited places to protect the quality of the hands-on experience.
Techniques delegates can begin implementing immediately after the course.
Early bird £1,495 until 1 October 2026 (full price £1,995 after), with 12 hours of verifiable CPD. Book your place below and we'll confirm by email.
Yes. Practical exercises take place across both days of the programme.
No. The course is designed to build a structured approach from diagnosis and treatment planning through to clinical delivery.
Yes. The Dahl approach, development of anterior guidance and its application to localised anterior tooth wear will be covered practically.
Yes. Delegates will carry out minimally invasive posterior indirect preparations including onlay/overlay-style preparation principles.
No. Occlusion is taught as part of a complete clinical workflow incorporating diagnosis, prevention, adhesive dentistry, direct composite, indirect restorations and maintenance.