About the Speaker:

Dr. Michael Goldfogel has worked extensively in the field of cosmetic and restorative resin systems.  He has experience in clinical application, research, and consulting to a number of major dental manufacturers.  He has lectured to university and professional audiences throughout the United States and Canada for the past 30 years.

Dr. Goldfogel graduated from Northwestern University School of Dentistry in 1976.  He has maintained a private practice in Englewood, Colorado for 33 years.  Michael taught at the University of Colorado Dental School for 26 years, where he was presented with two faculty awards.  He was also Professor of Dental Materials at the Community College of Denver.

Course Description:

Advances in composite and ceramic systems allow for placement of esthetic restorations in both routine and complex cases.  Development of new instrumentation enables the practitioner to perform esthetic and restorative dentistry with more accuracy and efficiency.  This seminar will demonstrate proper placement and contour of anterior and posterior composite restorations.  The class will deal with more complicated anterior composite placement and complete anterior esthetics.  A new system for placing ceramic veneers without extensive laboratory work will be shown.  This program will be presented in study club format with time for discussion and questions and a slower pace for more attention to specific details. It is relevant for new participants as well as dentists who have attended my previous program.