INJECTABLE TECHNIQUE IN ORAL REHABILITATION OF WORN DENTITION

This practical course provides essential skills for implementing the injection technique in treating worn dentition. Participants will go through every step of the procedure—from recording the centric relation and preparing silicone indexes to isolating the treatment field and performing final composite restorations on models.

Each participant will independently perform key procedural steps under the instructor’s supervision. The course enables practical training and mastery of the injection technique, facilitating its effective application in daily clinical practice.

The course is led by Croatian specialist DMD David Geštakovski, one of the leading and most recognized experts in this method across Europe.

David Geštakovski is trusted by training centers in Dublin, Munich, Zurich, Milan, Zagreb, and Dubai.

This course is designed for dental professionals who want to expand their skills in modern occlusal rehabilitation and treatment of worn dentition:

• General dentists who wish to implement the injection technique in their practice
• Dentists specializing in esthetic dentistry and occlusal rehabilitation
• Prosthodontists aiming to refine their composite restoration skills
• Dentists interested in modern, minimally invasive restoration methods
• Professionals looking to deepen their understanding of functional analysis and esthetic planning

No prior experience with the injection technique is required—this course covers all key aspects from foundational to advanced clinical techniques. The Flow-Injection Technique does not require tooth preparation (grinding), unlike ceramic veneers. However, it does require proper preparation of the tooth surface for the restoration. A transparent silicone index simplifies the process for the dentist while ensuring predictable treatment outcomes for the patient.

• How to accurately record the facebow and centric relation
• How to create silicone indexes (putty and transparent)
• How to isolate the treatment field using a rubber dam
• How to prepare and verify a mock-up for treatment planning
• How to execute a full injection technique protocol on posterior teeth
• Key aspects of working with composite materials

AFTER THE COURSE

Thanks to the recorded and translated theoretical part, you can replay the course as many times as needed to prepare for the on-site practical session and review the theory after completing the training.