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Restorative & Esthetic Dentistry
FMR Online Course
Connect occlusal assessment, treatment planning and direct or indirect restorations in a full-mouth rehabilitation sequence.
With Dr. Devang Patel
Course information
Plan the whole mouth—not just the next restoration.
Moving from single-tooth treatment to full-mouth rehabilitation means coordinating individual restorations within a wider occlusal plan. This course follows that progression through recorded teaching and demonstrations.
Start with examination, splints and records. Then explore vertical dimension, diagnostic wax-ups and patient communication before moving to anterior and posterior restorative techniques.
Your DentalEDX course contains 23 lessons totaling 17 hours and 14 minutes. Study the recorded lessons at your own pace; hands-on training and individual mentoring are not included.
Course duration17h 14m
Video curriculum23 lessons
Teaching languageEnglish instruction
Subtitle supportMultilingual options
Streaming qualityFull HD video
Course accessLifetime access
CertificateIncluded after completion
Who this course is for
For dentists connecting everyday restorations into a wider plan.
Build on your restorative experience with a structured approach to assessment and rehabilitation.
Restorative dentists
Review occlusal records, vertical dimension and the sequence of anterior and posterior treatment.
Dentists managing tooth wear
Explore adhesive rehabilitation, the Dahl principle and diagnostic wax-ups.
Occlusion to rehabilitation
Give each restoration a place in the plan.
Examination and records establish the starting point for the restorative sequence.
The early lessons focus on occlusal assessment and records rather than preparation design alone. Planning then links vertical dimension, morphology and the diagnostic wax-up before the course turns to restorative execution.
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Assess the relationships. Plan the sequence. Review the result.
What you’ll learn
From occlusal records to restorative maintenance.
01
Assess the occlusion
Review terminology and a comprehensive examination before selecting a restorative direction.
02
Capture useful records
Study facebow transfers, interocclusal records and mounting, alongside Michigan splint procedures.
03
Plan the rehabilitation
Explore changes in vertical dimension, the Dahl principle and a simple adhesive sequence.
04
Translate anatomy into a plan
Connect tooth morphology and diagnostic wax-ups with patient communication.
05
Restore the anterior and posterior teeth
Compare direct build-ups with indirect restorations in both regions.
06
Consider ongoing maintenance
Finish the teaching sequence with the maintenance of the rehabilitation.
Return to the step you need to review.Recorded instruction
Return to the step you need to review.
The course moves between explanatory lectures and demonstrations. Revisit records and splint procedures, study the diagnostic wax-up, or return to the anterior and posterior build-up lessons.
- Occlusal examination
- Records and mounting
- Diagnostic wax-up
- Direct and indirect restoration
Course curriculum
A complete sequence of 23 recorded lessons.
Explore the full lesson sequence and runtimes.
Lesson list23 lessons
- The rehabilitation mindset
- Understanding occlusion
- Occlusal terminology
- Comprehensive occlusal examination
- Different types of occlusal splint
- Michigan splint: the steps
- Facebow records
- Interocclusal records
- Articulating and mounting
- Fitting and adjusting a Michigan splint
- Treatment planning for full-mouth reconstruction
- Increasing occlusal vertical dimension
- The Dahl principle
- Steps in simple adhesive full-mouth rehabilitation
- Patient communication for full-mouth rehabilitation
- Understanding tooth morphology
- Diagnostic wax-up
- The art of bonding
- Anterior direct build-up
- Anterior indirect restorations
- Posterior direct build-up
- Posterior indirect restorations
- Maintenance
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Restorative & Esthetic DentistryYour instructor
Dr. Devang Patel
Dentist, full-mouth rehabilitation educator and author
Dr. Devang Patel teaches restorative dentistry with a focus on full-mouth rehabilitation. His postgraduate training at Eastman Dental Hospital and experience treating complex restorative cases shaped his emphasis on connecting occlusion, planning and execution. He is the author of a practical guide to full-mouth reconstruction for general dental practitioners.
Your learning experience
Study the plan, then revisit the technique.
Keep the teaching sequence available as your restorative knowledge develops.
Follow a clear progression
Begin with occlusion and progress through planning, restoration and maintenance.
Review specific procedures
Return to records, splint adjustment, wax-ups and restorative build-ups.
Learn without a deadline
Pause and revisit lessons at a pace that fits your practice schedule.
Keep learning accessible
Open your membership area on desktop, tablet or mobile.
Frequently asked
Frequently asked questions
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How do I access my course after purchase?+
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Can I download the course materials?+
Yes. Course videos and included learning materials can be downloaded for offline review.
Is there a time limit to complete the course?+
No. Your purchase includes lifetime access, so you can learn at your own pace and revisit the course.
What payment methods are accepted?+
Major cards and PayPal are accepted. Apple Pay, Google Pay, Klarna, Afterpay and other local methods may appear depending on your country.
Do you provide a certificate upon completion?+
Yes. A certificate of completion is provided after you complete the course requirements.
Why are your prices more affordable?+
DentalEDX uses a digital-first learning model that reduces traditional education and distribution costs, making clinical education more accessible worldwide.
Can I learn on a phone or tablet?+
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Connect occlusal assessment, treatment planning and direct or indirect restorations in a full-mouth rehabilitation sequence.
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