Free lecture: Diagnosis and Treatment Planning of Caries

Join the free live lecture on Saturday 14 November. Learn why GV Black is no longer the right parameter for caries, and how caries management fits into a larger treatment plan.

Free live lecture on Saturday 14 November. Joining details arrive by email.

Dr. Yasser El-Hadari

What we cover

Five parts, from why large restorations fail to how caries management fits the whole plan, studied on a real case.

Part 1

  • Why secondary caries can fail a large restoration in under two years

Part 2

  • Beyond GV Black: a modern way to diagnose caries

Part 3

  • To excavate or not: which tissue really needs to go

Part 4

  • Managing caries risk for each patient

Part 5

  • A case study: caries management as one piece of the larger puzzle

Save your free seat

Fill in the form below and we will email you the joining details.

Who this lecture is for

General dentists

Make your restorations last longer

See how a better caries diagnosis protects the large restorative cases you plan.

Dentists who still use GV Black

Update how you diagnose and treat caries

Learn that not all lesions need excavating, and how to manage risk instead of drilling by habit.

Dr. Yasser El-Hadari

Your instructor

Dr. Yasser El-Hadari teaches occlusion with a clear, practical, case-based approach.

  • BSc Cairo University, 2009
  • MFDS, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, 2014
  • Membership of Prosthodontics, RCSEd, 2017
  • Prosthodontics Consultant, Cairo
  • Programme Director of the MRD Training Department at Misr University for Science and Technology

Questions

Is the lecture really free?

Yes. Fill in the form above and we will email you the joining details, for free.

What does the lecture cover?

Why secondary caries can fail large restorations, why GV Black is not enough, when to excavate, how to manage risk, and a real case study.

Who is presenting?

Dr. Yasser El-Hadari, a prosthodontics consultant in Cairo.

Want the full courses?

The Workflows Club includes the Treatment Planning and Occlusion courses, article discussion meetings and a private group for your cases.