Fixed Prosthodontics in Clinical Practice

What you will learn

An interactive program utlising the latest teaching philosophies ensuring delegates are provided with core knowledge for the delivery of Fixed Prosthodontics.

This 5-module course covering all the key aspects of current management and delivery of fixed prosthodontics, has been written by practising Prosthodontists, A/Prof Jaafar Abduo, Dr Kenny Chong and Dr Hossam El-Haddad.

The course is designed to provide and reinforce current concepts in the delivery of Fixed Prosthodontics via a series of five asynchronous learning blocks. The course speakers will facilitate synchronous learning blocks that are designed to guide delegates through each of these concepts. The course speakers will use multiple clinical examples to highlight their learning objectives and to ensure that delegates are able to immediately and directly apply new learning to their clinical practice.

Designed For

• All dentists, especially those looking for a comprehensive refresher.

Learning Outcomes

• Understand key aspects of treatment planning for the successful delivery of fixed prosthodontics.
• Select the appropriate indirect restorative material for your patient.
• Select appropriate and conservative preparation designs matched to indirect restorative materials.
• Improve the accuracy of both, digital and analogue compression techniques.
• Select the correct cement and cementation technique.

Course Structure

• Concepts in Fixed Prosthodontic Treatment Planning
• Clinical Application of Modern Materials
• Conservative Preparation Designs
• Conventional and Digital Impressions
• Matched Cements, Cementation and Post Operative Review

Assessment

• This course has 5 end of tutorial assessments of around 10 questions. Students will need to complete and obtain a passing mark of 70% for each assessment in order to complete the course and obtain a certificate of completion.
• This course also has synchronous* learning sessions for students to attend that will be crucial to strengthening their understanding of the content needed to pass the assessable components.

Delivery Mode

• Course completion requires approximately 12.5 hours of eLearning. This course is delivered online and course materials can be accessed using a web browser.

Synchronous Learning Sessions:

• Session 1 - Tuesday 10 November 2026
• Session 2 - Monday 16 November 2026
• Session 3 - Monday 23 November 2026
• * All synchronous sessions are via zoom in the evenings from 7.00pm – 8.30pm (AEDT)