NEWSLETTER CASE PRESENTATION 64

Welcome to Newsletter 64. This is an enjoyable and life-changing case I treated recently. I'll walk you through the process of providing a metal-based partial denture/splint for Ian.

Case presentations - I will present cases I have treated from start to finish. It will be full of practical tips and tricks that can be taken straight into practice. I will also discuss problems and solutions I am having in clinical practice. It is free

Ian's Case Presentation - 64

Welcome to Newsletter 64. I'll walk you through the process of providing a Mk 2 metal-based partial denture (RPD), for Ian a retired Veterinary Surgeon aged 78. The RPD was made at an increased vertical dimension and acted as an occlusal stabilisation splint - reducing the wear and bite force on the remaining natural teeth.

Ian was referred to me by his general dentist.

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Courses given by Finlay at his practice

I conduct removable prosthodontic courses, featuring lectures and live clinical demonstrations at the practice. These courses target general dentists, prosthodontists, clinical dental technicians, and dental technicians. With a focus on clinical application, these demonstrations showcase optimal function and superb aesthetics, providing immediate professional improvement and enhanced patient outcomes.

Speaking Engagements

I speak at dental and prosthodontic conferences globally, aiming to kindle enthusiasm for removable prosthodontics. My lectures emphasize the viability of well-designed removable dentures as an alternative to implant-supported restorations. For conference inquiries, contact me at education@finlaysutton.co.uk.

While my speaking fees reflect the quality and dedication to removable prosthodontics, I offer a wealth of free resources on my website (finlaysutton.co.uk) and Facebook page. My transparent presentations, documented with patient cases, empower delegates to apply practical advice immediately.

For details on upcoming courses and lectures in 2024, please see the end of this Newsletter.

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Everyone is welcome — ask any questions, even the simplest ones.

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One delegate, Bryn Thompson (GDC 81202), described it in two words:

“Actually speechless.”

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