11 – 13 JUNE 2026
CEDE - Poznań International Fair
ul. Głogowska 10, 60-734 Poznań
CEDE is more than just a trade fair – it's a community of people who have been shaping the development of Polish dentistry since 1991. With the new June date, we are focusing on real networking and sales: more time to finalize collaborations before the end of the year, fewer clashes with the autumn calendar, and maximum visitor attention. Alongside the exhibition, there will be practical training, workshops, and conferences with experts.
This year, we are pleased to participate in organizing a series of lectures and workshops on pediatric dentistry as part of the CEDE fair.
We cordially invite you!
Scientific Director: Magdalena Kępisty, DMD, specialist in paediatric dentistry
Organisational Director: Agnieszka Igielska, DMD
Training session schedule for pediatric dentistry CEDE 12-13.06.2026
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📅 FRIDAY 12.06 – Lectures
9:30–11:00
"Deciduous tooth under pressure – when to treat, and when to extract?"
Małgorzata Fischer, MD, PhD, dentist, specialist in conservative dentistry with endodontics
11:00–11:15 - break
11:15–12:45
"Management after the loss of deciduous molars – space maintainers"
Kinga Janczukowicz, MD, dentist, MSc Orthodontics
12:45–13:45 - lunch
13:45–14:30
"Stainless steel crowns and orthodontic appliances in pediatric head MRI"
Monika Łukomska-Pochylska, MD, dentist, specialist in pediatric dentistry
14:40–14:45 - break
14:45–16:15
"Nitrous oxide in pedodontics – action protocols – safe and effective"
Iwona Żuławińska, MD, dentist
16:15–16:30 - break
16:30–18:00
"From fear to smile – hypnosis in pediatric dentistry"
Tomasz Falkowski, MD, dentist
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📅 SATURDAY 13.06 – Workshops
10:00–12:00
Room I (6 people)
W1 – Stainless Steel Crowns for Primary Teeth – From Qualification to Cementation
Monika Łukomska-Pochylska, DDS, Pediatric Dentist
Room II (10 people)
W2 – Nitrous Oxide Sedation in Practice
Iwona Żuławińska, DDS
Room III (10 people)
W3 – Space Maintainers – Direct Placement Techniques
Kinga Janczukowicz, DDS, MSc Orthodontics and Agnieszka Igielska, DDS
12:30–14:30
Room I (6 people)
W4 – Stainless Steel Crowns for Permanent First Molars – Challenging Cases in Practice
Monika Łukomska-Pochylska, DDS, Pediatric Dentist
Room II (10 people)
W5 – Tooth Splinting After Trauma – Wire Splint Placement and Removal
Magdalena Kępisty, DDS, Pediatric Dentist
Room III (10 people)
W6 – The Wand Anesthesia – Computerized Anesthesia Techniques
Iwona Żuławińska, DDS and Agnieszka Mazurek, FM Dental
15:00–17:00
Room I (6 people)
W7 – Preparation of Primary Incisors for Zirconia Crowns
Agnieszka Igielska, DDS
Room II (10 people)
W8 – Mechanical Preparation and Filling of Primary Tooth Root Canals in Practice
Małgorzata Fischer, DDS, PhD, Specialist in Conservative Dentistry with Endodontics
Room III (10 people)
W9 – Restoration of Primary Incisors Using Celluloid Forms
Monika Łukomska-Pochylska, DDS, Pediatric Dentist
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Lecture costs, educational credits
- June 12, 2026
- Time: 9:30 AM – 6:00 PM
- 7 educational points
- PLN 890 – until May 31; PLN 990 until June 12
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Workshop cost, educational credits
· June 13, 2026
· Time: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
· 2 educational points for each workshop
· W1 – Stainless steel crowns for primary teeth – from qualification to cementing
Price: PLN 800
· W2 – Nitrous oxide sedation in practice
Price: PLN 500
· W3 – Space maintainers – direct placement techniques
Price: PLN 700
· W4 – Stainless steel crowns for permanent first molars – challenging cases in practice
Price: PLN 800
· W5 – Splinting teeth after trauma – placement and removal of wire splints
Price: PLN 500
· W6 – The Wand anesthesia – computer-controlled anesthesia techniques
Price: PLN 300
· W7 – Preparing primary incisors for zirconia crowns
Price: PLN 900
· W8 – Machine-assisted preparation and filling of primary tooth canals in practice
Price: PLN 700
· W9 – Restoration of primary incisors using celluloid crown forms
Price: PLN 600
Meet our lecturers
Scientific director
Magdalena Kępisty, DMD, Specialist in Pediatric Dentistry
She graduated from the Faculty of Medicine, Medical and Dental Department of the Jagiellonian University Collegium Medicum in 2009. In 2013, she obtained the title of specialist in pediatric dentistry. A long-standing member of scientific societies such as PASD, PTSD, IAPD, and IADT. An active participant in international conferences and courses in pediatric dentistry and traumatology.
An experienced specialist in dental trauma, assistant and academic lecturer at Jagiellonian University, passionately sharing knowledge in pedodontics. A member of the "Let's Dent" Specialist Pediatric Dentistry Center team in Krakow.
Organizational Manager
Agnieszka Igielska, DDS
An experienced pediatric dentist with over 10 years of experience, specializing in comprehensive care for young patients. She graduated from the Medical University of Gdańsk with a degree in dentistry. She develops her professional career at the IMED KIDS Medical Center, where she treats children. In her work, Dr. Igielska uses modern methods such as inhalational sedation, computer-assisted anesthesia, and oral cavity sanitation under general anesthesia. She is also the coordinator of dental work at IMED KIDS and a co-founder of a center specializing in comprehensive pediatric dentistry. She constantly improves her qualifications by participating in numerous courses and conferences in the field of pedodontics and other areas of dentistry.
Małgorzata Fischer, MD (dentist), PhD, specialist in restorative dentistry with endodontics
A graduate of the Medical University of Silesia. She completed a three-year postgraduate training, obtaining the title of Specialist in Conservative Dentistry with Endodontics. She defended her doctorate in medical sciences in the field of conservative dentistry with endodontics with distinction. Since 2017, when she started her doctoral studies, her main interest has been non-invasive and micro-invasive dentistry. She is the author of many Polish and foreign scientific publications in reputable journals. Patients value her for her exceptional approach to the youngest, her perceptiveness, gentleness, sensitivity, and the safety of her procedures – key aspects in a profession related to treating children.
Kinga Janczukowicz, DDS, MSc Orthodontics
For over 15 years, she has passionately cared for the smiles and health of young patients. She uses her acquired knowledge for holistic orthodontic treatment planning, combining it with speech therapy and physiotherapy.
She is a Cracovian, and it was in this city that she graduated from Collegium Medicum of Jagiellonian University in 2011. Orthodontic development - Master of Science in Orthodontics: Title obtained after completing a specialist internship and postgraduate studies at Università di Siena in Italy. Academic and clinical development: assistant at the Department of Orthodontics of Collegium Medicum UJ and dentist at the Orthodontics Department of the University Dental Clinic in Krakow. Currently conducting scientific research in orthodontics. Innovations and global standards: She has completed over 160 courses in orthodontics in Europe and the USA. She also regularly collaborates with an orthodontic practice in Zurich.
Aligners Expert: She specializes in treatment with modern aligners. In 2019, she was honored with the Invisalign Platinum Provider award for treating over 100 patients using this method.
Iwona Żuławińska, D.D.S.
Iwona Żuławińska is not only a practitioner with many years of experience but also a person who passionately and committedly develops a modern approach to patient treatment.
Since 2006, she has fully focused on pediatric dentistry, making it the main area of her activity.
A special place in her work is occupied by the treatment of the youngest patients – she created an original, individualized therapy program for children, based on understanding their needs, building trust, and eliminating fear of dental visits. For over 20 years, she has successfully treated children using nitrous oxide inhalation sedation, which significantly increases the comfort and safety of young patients.
For nearly 30 years, with great success, collaborating with an anesthesiology team, she has performed procedures under general anesthesia in children, including patients with severe conditions, such as single-ventricle heart. She also has extensive experience working with children with various dysfunctions, providing them with safe and individually tailored treatment.
Her approach combines medical knowledge with empathy and modern working methods, which translates into high-quality care and comfort for minor patients.
Tomasz Falkowski, DMD
He is an experienced dentist with many years of experience and a passion for helping patients. He acquired his knowledge at the Faculty of Dentistry of the Medical University of Warsaw, where he obtained the title of dentist in 1980. For a decade (1981-1990), he shared his knowledge as a research and teaching assistant at the Medical University of Warsaw. Since 1990, he has run a private dental practice. A long-time mentor and trainer at the Central European Implant Academy, where he helped younger colleagues develop their skills in implant prosthetics.
For years, he intuitively applied various behavior management techniques when working with patients with dentophobia, both children and adults. After completing the Professional School of Hypnotherapy, he implements hypnotherapy as an effective tool to support patients with dental anxiety. He systematically expands his competencies in this field through NLP courses, stage hypnosis, and hypnonovations.
Member of the District Medical Chamber in Warsaw.
Outside of his professional life, he is a proud father of four children and grandfather to six (and soon to be seven!) grandchildren. His family provides him with daily energy and inspiration for growth.
Monika Łukomska-Pochylska, DDS, Pediatric Dentist
A dental practitioner specializing in pediatric dentistry, affiliated with the Karol Marcinkowski University of Medical Sciences in Poznań, where she conducts didactic activities for dental students.
In her daily clinical practice, she provides comprehensive treatment for children, including patients requiring special approaches—those treated with nitrous oxide inhalation sedation and under general anesthesia. She performs treatment in the areas of conservative dentistry as well as advanced procedures, including restorations using stainless steel and zirconia crowns, treatment of injuries to primary and permanent teeth, and endodontics for immature teeth.
A particular area of her interest is the management of patients with enamel hypomineralization (MIH). In her clinical work, she focuses on early diagnosis, prevention, and minimally invasive therapeutic strategies, including remineralization, protection of weakened tooth tissues, and individualized treatment planning.
Author and lecturer of lectures and training courses for dental practitioners on modern preventive and therapeutic approaches in pediatric dentistry, with particular emphasis on MIH. Her presentations are based on current EAPD and AAPD guidelines and scientific evidence, with an emphasis on practical application in daily clinical work.
Details of lectures 12.06.2026
"Deciduous Tooth Under Pressure – When to Treat and When to Extract?"
LECTURE I - 9:30-11:00
LECTURER: Małgorzata Fischer, DDS, PhD, specialist in restorative dentistry with endodontics
LECTURE OBJECTIVE: Discussion of principles for managing primary teeth with complicated caries, pulpitis, and periapical tissue inflammation, as well as criteria for choosing between conservative treatment and extraction. Participants will learn the indications and contraindications of both methods and the importance of maintaining primary teeth for the proper development of the masticatory system.
THE LECTURE WILL COVER:
During the lecture, the following topics will be discussed:
· The role of primary teeth in child development
o in the context of chewing function
o in the context of speech
o in the context of maintaining space for permanent teeth.
· Most common clinical problems
o early childhood caries
o deep caries
o trauma to primary teeth
o pulp and periapical tissue inflammation
· Methods of conservative treatment of primary teeth
o filling carious cavities
o biological treatment
o amputation treatment
o endodontic treatment
· Situations requiring primary tooth extraction
o degree of tooth crown destruction
o inability to restore the treated tooth
o inflammatory complications
o threat to the permanent tooth germ
· Decision-making factors in both treatment methods, patient qualification criteria for treatment
o child's age
o cooperation
o general health status
o stage of dentition development
o prognosis
"Management after primary molar loss – space maintainers"
LECTURE II - 11:15-12:45
LECTURER: Kinga Janczukowicz, DDS, MSc Orthodontics
LECTURE OBJECTIVE: To provide dentists with ready-made, proven algorithms for managing premature primary molar loss, enabling quick, predictable, and up-to-date space maintenance in the dental arch.
DURING THE LECTURE, YOU WILL LEARN HOW TO:
Make clinical decisions consistent with current guidelines in cases of premature primary molar loss
- When intervention is absolutely necessary and when observation is possible
- Current standards of practice in pediatric dentistry and orthodontics
- Criteria for qualifying a patient for treatment
Choose the optimal course of action for a specific case
- Indications for the use of space maintainers
- When to implement early orthodontic treatment instead of a space maintainer
- Review of appliances used in early treatment (e.g., palatal expander, lingual arch)
Review and compare space maintainer systems
- Custom-made space maintainers fabricated in the laboratory
- Printed systems (digital workflow)
- Prefabricated solutions – indications, advantages, and limitations
Manage difficult situations and complications
- Loss of both primary molars – treatment strategies
- Lack of a pillar for space maintainer support – possible solutions
- Common mistakes and how to avoid them
- Alternative methods of space maintenance
Practical tips and "tips & tricks" from daily practice
- How to streamline the decision-making process
- Common clinical scenarios and ready-made action plans
- Minimizing the risk of therapeutic failures
"Stainless steel crowns and orthodontic appliances in pediatric head MRI"
LECTURE III - 13:45-14:30
LECTURER: Monika Łukomska-Pochylska, DDS, pediatric dentistry specialist
LECTURE OBJECTIVE: The lecture aims to discuss the impact of stainless steel crowns and orthodontic appliances on head MRI diagnostics in children, and to indicate situations where the presence of these elements may limit the value of the examination. Additionally, it aims to support practical clinical decision-making regarding the necessity of removing metallic elements before the examination.
THE LECTURE WILL COVER:
Introduction
o Growing number of examinations and widespread use of crowns and appliances in children
Fundamentals of MRI operation
o What creates an MRI image, signal, relaxation, tissue contrast
o The phenomenon of magnetic resonance – magnetic field, hydrogen protons, RF pulses
o MRI sequences (T1, T2, FLAIR, DWI)
What affects MRI image quality
o Factors improving quality
o Sources of artifacts
Mechanism of metallic artifact formation
o Differences in magnetic susceptibility
o Magnetic field disturbance effects
o Factors influencing artifact strength
Impact of metallic elements on head MRI diagnostics
o Most artifact-prone areas of diagnosis
o What clinical diagnoses they can affect
Decision to remove a metallic element from the oral cavity
o When removal is indicated
o When it can be left in place
o Decision-making factors
Artifact minimization strategies
o Sequence selection
o Artifact reduction techniques
o Parameter adjustment
o Field of view selection
Practical recommendations and interdisciplinary cooperation
"Nitrous oxide in pediatric dentistry - operating protocols - safe and effective"
LECTURE IV - 14:45-16:15
LECTURER: dentist Iwona Żuławińska
LECTURE AIM:
To show how to practically use nitrous oxide in children to increase treatment effectiveness, patient comfort, and the safety of the entire team.
THE LECTURE WILL COVER:
· Preparing the child and parents for inhaled sedation
o consent
o mask adaptation
o no food or drink before the procedure
· Indications and contraindications for treatment under sedation
o age
o cooperation
o airway patency
o patient's general condition
· Increasing the chance of successful treatment under sedation
o Practice preparation
o Team preparation
o Visit procedure
· Necessary equipment and accessories for sedation
o Sedation devices
o Masks
o cylinders
o patient monitoring
· Visit procedure under sedation:
o How to choose the N₂O/O₂ concentration
o Important patient symptoms and reactions
o Adverse reactions
· Combining inhaled sedation with other methods and medications
· Levels of sedation - how to use them responsibly and safely.
o How to assess whether sedation is sufficient and effective
o how nitrous oxide affects the patient's body
o what the doctor, child, and parent can expect during the procedure.
· Emerging from sedation
o How to end sedation
o Assessment of the child's return to full function and consciousness
o Safety of working with nitrous oxide for the doctor and staff
"From Fear to a Smile - Hypnosis in Pediatric Dentistry"
LECTURE V - 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
LECTURER: dentist Tomasz Falkowski
LECTURE AIM:
This lecture aims to introduce the topic of using hypnosis in daily pediatric dental practice.
THE LECTURE WILL COVER:
· What hypnosis is - and what it is not - debunking myths in the light of scientific principles
· Why children can sometimes be difficult in the dental chair
· First-contact tools
· Different treatment protocols and techniques tailored to age
· Clinical cases
· How to start implementing this tomorrow - practical minimum for dentists
· Experiences
Workshop details 13.06.2026
W1 – Stainless steel crowns for primary teeth – from qualification to cementation
WORKSHOP I
Time: 10:00-12:00
Educational points: 2
LED BY: dentist Monika Łukomska-Pochylska
Workshop description: A practical workshop focused on introducing and organizing work with stainless steel crowns in daily pedodontic practice. Participants will learn:
o what are the indications and contraindications for placing a stainless steel crown on a primary tooth
o necessary instruments
o types of crowns and their marking
o tooth preparation for a stainless steel crown - grinding two primary teeth 74 and 75
o selecting and fitting the crown to the tooth
o cementing
o Particular emphasis will be placed on minimizing errors and the predictability of treatment outcomes
Theoretical part
Clinical management protocol - from patient qualification, through tooth preparation, to proper crown fitting and cementing.
Practical part – tooth preparation
o preparation of two primary teeth for stainless steel crowns
o selecting the appropriate crown size
o fitting and adaptation technique
o cementing and occlusion control
Workshop outcomes
The workshop is based on daily clinical practice - participants will learn not only the treatment scheme, but also "tricks" that realistically facilitate working with children and shorten the procedure time.
This training is for doctors who want to start working with stainless steel crowns or organize their technique and increase the predictability of treatment
W2 - Nitrous Oxide Sedation in Practice
Workshop 2
Time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Educational credits: 2
LECTURER: Dentist Iwona Żuławińska
Workshop description:
The aim of the workshop is to demonstrate how to practically use nitrous oxide in children. Participants will test the effects of nitrous oxide on themselves.
Theoretical part:
Topics covered:
o Equipment, device operation, necessary tools
o Preparing the child and parents for inhaled sedation.
o Preparing the dental office and team for an inhaled sedation appointment
o Determining N₂O/O₂ concentration and what patient symptoms and reactions to observe.
o The effect of nitrous oxide on the human body
o Levels of sedation – how to use them responsibly and safely.
o Ending sedation and assessing the patient's condition after sedation
o Safety of working with nitrous oxide for the doctor and staff.
Before the workshop, participants should fast from food and drink for 2 hours.
Practical part:
o Induction, course, and recovery from inhaled sedation – exercises on participants using inhaled sedation machines
The workshop is intended for doctors who want to implement inhaled sedation treatment in their daily practice, as well as for those who already use this technique but want to learn ways to increase its effectiveness.
W3 – Space maintainers – direct bonding techniques
WORKSHOP 3
Time: 10:00-12:00
Educational points: 2
LED BY: Kinga Janczukowicz, DDS, and Agnieszka Igielska, DDS
Workshop description:
A theoretical and practical workshop where participants will learn the method of selecting and placing prefabricated space maintainers.
Theoretical part:
o Indications and contraindications for placing a space maintainer
o Instruments
o Method of selecting bands and wire loops
o Checking fit to the gap after extracted tooth
o Cementation and control visits
o Removal of space maintainers
Practical part:
o Exercises are performed on dental models
o Selecting the band for the tooth adjacent to the gap after extracted tooth
o Fitting wires – loops to the gap
o Cementation
o Removing maintainers
The workshop aims to introduce the technique of fitting and placing prefabricated space maintainers using the direct method.
Aimed at dentists who want to start working with maintainers made directly in the office, without the need for impressions and scans, bypassing the prosthetic laboratory.
W4 – Stainless steel crowns for first permanent molars – difficult cases in practice
WORKSHOP 4
Time: 12:30-14:30
Educational points: 2
LECTURER: dentist Monika Łukomska-Pochylska
Workshop description:
The workshop focuses on the restoration of permanent first molars in children - teeth that are particularly challenging due to MIH, caries, and limited patient cooperation.
Theoretical part:
During the session, the following will be discussed:
o Indications for the use of stainless steel crowns in permanent teeth
o Management strategies in clinically difficult cases
o Methods for preparing the tooth for a stainless steel crown
o Crown selection for the tooth
o Cementation
Practical part - tooth preparation:
o Preparation of the permanent first molar for a stainless steel crown
o Selection and individual adaptation of the crown
o Cementation, considering occlusal conditions
The workshop is based on experience working with children treated also under sedation and general anesthesia - solutions are discussed that allow for a quick, lasting, and predictable treatment outcome even in difficult clinical conditions.
Ideal for dentists working with patients with MIH, extensive caries, or limited cooperation.
W5 – Dental splinting after trauma
WORKSHOP 5
Time: 12:30-14:30
Educational points: 2
PRESENTER: Dentist Magdalena Kępisty
Workshop description:
The workshop aims to review methods and duration of tooth splinting after trauma, in accordance with the latest guidelines, and to practically practice applying a splint to permanent teeth after trauma.
Theoretical part:
o During the workshop, participants will learn about:
o indications for tooth splinting after trauma
o types of splints and splinting methods
o current guidelines on the duration of tooth splinting depending on the trauma
o control of splinted teeth
o splint removal and follow-up visits after trauma
Practical part:
o Exercises on a model – tooth splinting using a wire splint and composite
o Follow-up visit for splinted teeth
o Method of splint removal
The workshop is intended for doctors who want to practice splinting methods on a model and learn about current guidelines regarding splinting times, methods, and types of splints.
W6 – The Wand Anesthesia – computer-controlled anesthesia techniques
WORKSHOP 6
Time: 12:30-14:30
Educational points: 2
LECTURERS: Dentist Iwona Żuławińska and The Wand representative Agnieszka Mazurek
Workshop description:
The workshop aims to familiarize participants with the computer-controlled anesthesia technique The Wand, types of anesthesia, and methods of administration, practiced on a model.
Theoretical part
o The operating principle of The Wand system, structure and components of the set, preparation for work, patient safety and comfort
o Differences between computer-controlled and traditional anesthesia
o Indications and contraindications for use
o Types of anesthesia techniques possible with the system: intraligamentary, infiltration, nerve block
Practical part
o Correct handpiece grip and work ergonomics
o Learning to control the anesthetic flow
o Performing basic anesthesia techniques on models
o Most common mistakes and how to avoid them
o Individual work of participants under the supervision of lecturers (working in pairs)
Training intended for doctors who want to start working with computer-controlled anesthesia The WAND, practice anesthesia techniques, and increase the precision and comfort of performing anesthesia
W7 – Grinding of primary incisors for zirconia crowns
WORKSHOP 7
Time: 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Educational credits: 2
LECTURER: dentist Agnieszka Igielska
Workshop description:
The workshop aims to introduce working with zirconia primary crowns, tooth preparation techniques, methods for selecting and fitting crowns, and final cementation.
Theoretical part
o Indications for the use of zirconia crowns in the anterior region
o Principles of primary tooth preparation for zirconia crowns
o Overview of available crown sizes and systems, labeling
Practical part
o Preparation of two primary incisors for zirconia crowns (teeth 61, 62)
o Selection of appropriate try-in crown size
o Assessment of passive fit, retention, and aesthetics
The workshop aims to show the difference between working with stainless steel and zirconia crowns, highlight the most important aspects of working with zirconia crowns, practice preparing incisors for zirconia crowns, and discuss cementation methods.
This workshop is intended for dentists who want to start working with zirconia crowns on primary incisors.
W8 – Mechanical preparation and obturation of primary tooth root canals in practice
WORKSHOP 8
Time: 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Educational points: 2
INSTRUCTOR: MD, DDS Małgorzata Fischer
Workshop description:
The workshop aims to introduce the technique of machine-driven preparation of primary tooth canals and methods of root filling after preparation. The most proven protocols from daily practice.
Theoretical part:
o Specificity of endodontics in primary teeth
o Differences between manual and machine preparation
o Overview of rotary instruments dedicated to primary teeth
o Most common clinical difficulties and ways to solve them
o Procedural errors and how to avoid them
Practical part – canal preparation and filling
o Selection of instruments – files, micromotor, resorbable pastes
o Safe introduction of machine instruments into canals
o Sequence of canal preparation in primary teeth – work on extracted primary teeth
o Irrigation and control of preparation
o Selection of materials for filling canals in primary teeth
o Material application techniques (e.g., resorbable paste)
o Step-by-step canal filling
Workshop outcomes
After the training, participants will gain practical skills in machine-driven preparation of canals in primary teeth and techniques for filling canals with resorbable materials. They will increase their effectiveness in performing endodontic treatment in children.
The workshop is intended for doctors who wish to implement machine-driven preparation techniques using files dedicated to primary teeth.
W9 – Restoration of primary incisors using celluloid crown forms
WORKSHOP 9
Time: 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Educational credits: 2
PRESENTER: Dentist Monika Łukomska-Pochylska
Workshop description:
A workshop dedicated to the aesthetic and functional restoration of anterior teeth in children - a procedure requiring precision, yet feasible to implement in daily practice.
Theoretical part:
o Participants will learn the technique of incisor tooth restoration using celluloid crown forms
o Proper case qualification
o Preparation of the operative field
o Methods for achieving an aesthetic and durable final result
Practical part:
o Tooth preparation for restoration
o Selection and fitting of the celluloid crown form
o Composite resin filling technique
o Finishing and polishing of the restoration
During the workshop, common mistakes and ways to avoid them will also be discussed, as well as practical tips for working in difficult clinical conditions.
This training is for dentists who want to perform aesthetic restorations in the anterior segment of primary teeth in a repeatable and predictable manner.
How to participate?
1. Register on the CEDE website and receive a free, mandatory entry pass to the trade fair.
2. Reserve a place in a training session - select the training courses that interest you from the multiple-choice list by filling out the form below. (Note: some workshops are already sold out!)
Provide invoice details and pay the proforma invoice for participation.
3. Attend the selected training sessions on 12-13.06.2026