Full Arch Dentistry

Full Arch Dentistry is an eight-day programme for dentists progressing from single-tooth restorations to comprehensive restorative cases. Basil Mizrahi combines seminars, clinical photographs and videos, case discussion and practical exercises, with approximately 60% hands-on work across the programme.

Three-day temporisation module

• Use early, stable chairside temporaries to maintain control during complex treatment and improve soft-tissue conditions for impressions and scans.
• Compare PMMA, bisacryl, laboratory-made provisionals and chairside techniques.
• Make an anterior PMMA temporary and a three-unit posterior PMMA bridge; fit anterior shell temporaries and remarginate for fit and contour.
• Shape embrasures in splinted provisionals and make a putty matrix and bisacryl veneer temporaries.
• Improve retention and strength, repair or modify restorations, and manage debonding or fracture without unnecessary remakes.

Three-day occlusion module

• Decide when a centric-relation record is useful and select a bite-registration technique for single restorations or full-arch cases.
• Compare Michigan splints with simple vacuum-formed appliances, including fitting and adjustment.
• Locate initial contacts, construct a Lucia jig and practise centric-relation records.
• Model posterior anatomy in plasticine on enlarged teeth and relate morphology to excursive movements.
• Adjust contacts on a jig, splint and full arch of mounted teeth while preserving tooth form.

Final two days

A lecture day examines localised and generalised tooth wear, decisions about vertical dimension, preparation and bonding, veneers on worn teeth and the sequence of conservative full-mouth rehabilitation. The final day begins with impression techniques and brings the programme together through comprehensive case presentations, treatment sequencing, fee setting and troubleshooting. Delegates may bring their own cases for discussion.

Format, fee and availability

The programme runs 09:30–16:30 on teaching days at the London training centre. Lunch and refreshments are included. The 2027 dates are to be announced. Total tuition is £6,800, with a £1,500 deposit and the £5,300 balance due six weeks before the start. VAT treatment and CPD hours are not specified. Published discount terms differ between the course and fees pages, so confirm any discount before paying. Group-size wording also differs between eight and eight to ten delegates; confirm the limit for your cohort.