Nature, Light and Design for Ceramic Communication
Our educated patients and the advancement of materials have created a need for us to didactically move through the esthetic process. With Nature as our guideline and a rational methodology we can help to help eliminate the frustrations often encountered during the artistic process. Communication, Material Options, the importance of photography as an aid for ceramic builds and color communication can be incorporated into a routine regiment that will enable the dentist and technician to achieve a high level of predictability. The ability to understand each materials optical and functional parameter will be a key to future success.
- Case management
- Diagnostic communication
- Preparation guided Ceramic layering and contours
- The use on new technologies
- The importance of photographic communication and perception
- Material Choices for Proper case management
As an educator of dental technology and operatory procedures Peter has found an easy transition into the lecture/clinician circuit. His personal appreciation and expertise on all phases of crown and bridge, porcelain, Implantology, muscle function, mandibular physiology, Ceramics and photography have made him a source of knowledge and motivation for his peers to draw from. Peter currently lectures nationally and internationally to both technicians and dentists for the communication process and a predictable outcome of success for the patient.
- A member of the American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry.
- Graduate, Recognized specialist and Mentor of The Kois Center for Dental Excellence.
- Board member of ASMDT (Association of Master Dental Technicians)
- Teacher and educator in Master Dental technician program (New York University)
- Technical Fellow of the NGS (Northeastern Gnathalogical Society)
- Faculty, NYU school of dentistry International Esthetics Program
- Executive Board Member of the NGS
- Co Editor and Chief of IDT, [Inside Dental Technology]
- Editorial Board Of Spectrum Dialog International magazine
Peter has lectured to doctors and technicians throughout the United States, Europe and Asia on several different topics. He also continually studies with some of the world’s top speakers and clinicians.
