Real life Occlusion and Splints (Hands-on)

No Nonesense Occlusion

Date: 7th March 2026 ( Saturday )

AIMS

The course will provide the dentist with a riskbased, structured approach to the assessment and management of occlusion in everyday practice.

There will be live demonstrations of the assessment of occlusion and the record-taking techniques to ensure reproducible and predictable lab made restorations.

OBJECTIVES

To understand the principles of occlusion in relation to everyday dentistry
To be able to perform a pre-restorative assessment of occlusion so to achieve predictable restorative results
To be able to discern when to conform and to reorganise occlusion
To understand the basics of splint therapy, the role of the TMJ, different schools of thought and an experience-based approach to splint therapy for the general dentist