Use of fibre reinforced composites (FRC) in the restoration of severely compromised teeth

Dr. Ian Kerr BDS has been a dentist for 25 years and has spent almost all of this time working in private practice and hospital locations, concentrating on endodontic and restorative techniques that allow patients to delay the loss, of even the most compromised of teeth. He has been working with FRCs extensively, since 2007, and has lectured, providing hands-on courses throughout the UK and Europe, to hundreds of dentists on this topic. He has published three articles on the uses of FRCs in general dentistry and is a passionate educator on this topic.

In this 3 part TubulesLive, Dr. Ian Kerr provides an insight into the use of FRCs in everyday general practice. By the end of the series you will be aware of the products and techniques that FRCs can provide, to treat patients with restoratively and periodontally compromised mouths, in a minimally invasive and cost-effective manner.

Use of fibre reinforced composites (FRC) in the restoration of severely compromised teeth - Dr. Ian Kerr

Aims and objectives of the series:

• Gain an overview of the properties of FRCs
• Consider the product range from Stick Tech
• Consider treatment applications for Fibre Reinforced Composites
• Review clinical requirements for FRCs
• View procedural steps for individual cases