British Society for Occlusal Studies
Where Dentistry Comes Together
Information for patients and dentists about teeth, jaws and muscles
Take the 'Pathway to Successful Dentistry'
Level 1
Introduction to Occlusion: Principles & Benefits
21-22 June 2019
4-5 Oct 2019 Dorchester
15-16 Nov 2019
more dates coming soon!
Level 2
Next planned dates January 2020, register your interest now
Birmingham
Level 3
3 weekend training sessions:
Weekend 1: TBC
Weekend 2: TBC
Weekend 3: TBC
Reading
14-15 June 2019
Direct Restoration of the Worn Anterior Dentition: A Roadmap to the Complex Case (hands on)
This Master class is designed to allow the experienced practitioner to confidently approach more challenging anterior cases starting with transferring information from the patient to the articulator, functionally planning the smile design and occlusal scheme on the articulator and finally accurately transferring the treatment plan back from the articulator to the patients mouth in a predictable time efficient manner.
6-7 July 2019
Kendrick View Dental Practice in Reading
This is a practical course for dentists who have a theoretical understanding of Occlusion and/or an interest in treating patients with TMD and who want to take the next step. The course is aimed at any dentist who has recently taken the 3 Day Theory Plus Course run by BSOS and IPSO.
11 Oct 2019
Portland House, Bressenden Place, Victoria, London SW1E 5RS
Biomechanical, Occlusal and Aesthetic Precision in Complex Cases
Success of dental restorations should not only be measured by immediate outcomes such as patient comfort and appearance, but also by long-term survival and stability of the definitive restorations.
Long-term success is dependent on the level of precision at which treatment is carried out. The three main areas in which this precision should be focused are precision of fit, occlusal precision, and aesthetic precision.
This full day masterclass will outline progressive and predictable steps and techniques to achieve these precise end points. BSOS members can book for £195, Non-members for £395.