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Paulo Kano

Paulo Kano

About

Dr. Paulo Kano is a dentist, dental prosthetics technician, master in implantology, professor, and renowned national and international lecturer. Founder of the Paulo Kano Institute, he is a co-author of globally recognized books and scientific articles. His teaching career began with courses on sculpture and occlusion, leading to the publication of the book Challenging Nature. Dedicated to excellence in aesthetic and restorative dentistry, he developed innovative techniques such as the Cllones method, SKIN Concept, Anatomic Shell Technique (AST), 3D Magic Makeup, and Flapless Surgery. In addition to teaching courses on digital planning, aesthetic surgery, dental preparation, dental sculpture, ceramic staining and oral rehabilitation, he served as president of SBODigital, contributing to the advancement of digital dentistry. Dr. Kano continuously refines his techniques, integrating technology and artistry to replicate nature with precision. He passionately shares his knowledge, inspiring dentists and technicians to achieve excellence in both aesthetics and function.

Presentation Topic

Unveiling Additive and Subtractive Color Systems

Learning Objectives

Objective
  1. New concepts of pigmentary color
  2. Solid and Molecular nature of the subtractive color system
  3. Practically understanding the effects of opalescence

Presentation Details

Lecture Description
The study of pigment color introduces innovative color strategies that enable dental professionals to create highly realistic and natural-looking ceramic restorations. By understanding the principles of the interaction between additive and subtractive color systems you can reveal the complexity of the relationship between light and matter, expanding the horizons of art and science. The structure of pigments determines their ability to absorb and reflect light, shaping a rich and diverse chromatic spectrum. As a result, advances in nanotechnology and materials science enable the creation of vibrant, durable, and sustainable colors. At the same time, nanostructural engineering enhances optical properties elevating the aesthetic potential of ceramic restorations. Delving into the concepts and mastering the fundamentals of hue, value, and chroma means uncovering the principles that allow for the precise replication of nature, transcending mere reproduction and imparting an exceptional degree of authenticity and sophistication to restorations.