All About Composite Resin

This is a course designed exclusively as an intensive, lecture-only program that comprehensively covers the core principles and advanced techniques of composite resin restorations. Unlike introductory programs, this masterclass focuses entirely on the critical theoretical foundations, material science, and clinical protocols required to master both anterior and posterior direct restorations. From understanding the TOF concept and diastema closure to exploring precise matrix band selection for Class II restorations and advanced dentin bonding, this lecture delivers the essential knowledge to elevate your clinical predictability without the need for a hands-on component.
All course materials are included and participants will be awarded.

1. TOF concept for anterior restoration
2. Shape for anterior restoration
3. Finishing and polishing
4. Basis and advanced considerations for Class 4 composite restoration
5. Full composite resin veneer
6. Diastema closure (various matrix band shortage and merit)
7. Indication of Posterior composite direct filling
8. Caries removal endpoint
9. Anatomy of Upper and Lower molar
10. Dentin bonding concept and technique
11. Selection of matrix band and bi-tie ring for Class II direct filling
12. Simultaneous direct resin filling of Two interproximal Class II restoration
13. Finishing and polishing of posterior resin filling
14. Rubber dam setting technique

Dr. Sang-ho Cho

Dr. Sang-ho Cho graduated from Wonkwang University School of Dentistry in 2000 and completed a postgraduate    doctorate in periodontist at Chonnam School of Dentistry. He is a board member of the Korean Academy of Esthetic Dentistry (KAED) and an educational lecturer in the composite resin restoration part, an academic center accredited by the Korean Society of Esthetic Dentistry. Dr. Cho was awarded the Dent Photo Award in 2016 by dent-photo, the largest dentist community in Korea, and won the Shine Academic Award in 2017. Since 2015, Dr. Cho has lectured on composite resin restorations at numerous dental symposiums and meetings. He has taught over 50 times in the past several years and is a director at the “Rice-flower Resin Seminar.” (Rice-Flower is his pen name, and he is more famous by that name)