Biomimetic Dentistry Courses
Biomimetic dentistry courses for dental students and practicing clinicians.
Next course cohort in preparation
New courses are being finalised. The curriculum below shows what the programme covers, and our free clinical guides are available now.
What our biomimetic dentistry curriculum covers
Our continuing education is built around the evidence-based protocols that make adhesive, tooth-preserving restorations predictable.
Core modules
1. Foundations of biomimetic dentistry
Tooth biomechanics, the dentinoenamel junction and the principles of tooth preservation.
2. Adhesion and immediate dentin sealing
Hybrid layer formation, adhesive systems and IDS for indirect restorations.
3. Caries removal end points
The peripheral seal zone, caries detector dye and pulp-preserving selective removal.
4. Stress-reduced direct composites
C-factor control, decoupling with time, cusp-by-cusp layering and fibre reinforcement.
5. Bonded indirect restorations
Onlays and overlays versus crowns, deep margin elevation and adhesive luting.
Who it is for
- General dentists moving towards adhesive, conservative dentistry
- Dental students and recent graduates
- Restorative dentists and prosthodontists refining their protocols
Format and certification
- Online video lessons you can take at your own pace
- A verifiable Certificate of Completion for every completed course
- CE hours recorded on the certificate where a course lists them
Clinical guides to biomimetic dentistry
Referenced, step-by-step guides to the core biomimetic protocols, written for dentists and dental students.
- FoundationsWhat Is Biomimetic Dentistry? Principles, Protocols and EvidenceBiomimetic dentistry restores teeth by mimicking enamel and dentin: adhesive bonding, stress control and maximum tooth preservation. A clinical overview.Read the guide →
- Clinical protocolsImmediate Dentin Sealing (IDS): Rationale and Step-by-Step Clinical ProtocolImmediate dentin sealing bonds freshly cut dentin before the impression for indirect restorations: rationale, materials, step-by-step protocol, evidence.Read the guide →
- Clinical protocolsThe Peripheral Seal Zone: Caries Removal End Points in Biomimetic DentistryThe peripheral seal zone concept: remove caries completely at the cavity periphery for a durable adhesive seal while managing deep dentin conservatively.Read the guide →
- Clinical protocolsDecoupling with Time (DWT) in Biomimetic Dentistry, ExplainedDecoupling with time protects the maturing dentin bond from polymerization shrinkage stress: rationale, hierarchy of bondability and clinical sequencing.Read the guide →
- FoundationsBiomimetic Restorations vs Traditional Crowns: A ComparisonHow bonded onlays and overlays compare with full crowns: tooth structure removed, pulp health, survival data and when a crown is still the right choice.Read the guide →
- Clinical protocolsDeep Margin Elevation: A Biomimetic Protocol for Subgingival MarginsDeep margin elevation moves a subgingival proximal margin coronally with composite so indirect restorations can be isolated, scanned and bonded reliably.Read the guide →
- Clinical protocolsStress-Reduced Direct Composite (SRDC) RestorationsStress-reduced direct composite layering limits shrinkage stress in large cavities: C-factor control, incremental layering and fibre reinforcement.Read the guide →