Lifting the results of patients with first veneers

Hassan Adnan discusses his experience with the first veneers and the training he undertook to expand his therapeutic contribution.

In the ever -evolving field of cosmetic dentistry, there are often clinician stories about clinics for the reason that best show the power of new techniques and work flows. We recently sat with Dr. Hassan, based in 518 Dental at Greater Manchester, to discuss his experience in integrating the first porcelain veneer system into his practice. From the initial training to the actual application, Dr. Hassan offers a honest and insightful look at what means to adopt innovation for purpose.

A trip from composite to porcelain

Graduation by Plymouth University in 2018, Dr. Hassan began his career in a mixed NHS and private practical. While initially focused on complex work – enhanced by training in other systems – he soon recognized the potential benefits of porcelain veneers, especially on the base of his patients.

“The composite was an excellent starting point for cosmetic cases, but the long -term results and patients’ expectations pushed me to porcelain,” he explains.

After completing additional courses, including the first appropriate veneer and injection molds, Dr. Hassan began to expand his treatment offerings to match the growing demand for durable and aesthetic superior solutions.

Why fits first?

The first case of Dr Hassan who used the first application was for a NHS patient with friction of the teeth surface and the praised wear that expressed their interest in veneer.

“It was my first case of porcelain, and I wanted the additional confidence that it could offer preparation guides and the introduction album,” he says.

What stood out was the digital workflow from end to end-from initial consultation and digital scanning to motivation and final application. The ability to show patients with a mock up of the proposed treatment has helped to ensure the consent of the information and add clarity to the process.

“The patient found that preparation drivers were much less annoying than expected and was faster than normal preparation,” adds Dr. Hassan, stressing the value of testing the proposed final smile before the final commitment.

Contact laboratory and work flow challenges

While being positive for the first adjustment system, Dr. Hassan also offered praise for the case uploading the case with Avant Garde called Portal.

“The gate is easy to navigate and automatic and having a specified time for the approval of the case, it was confirmed that I was on my toes to make sure all the steps were completed in time. In more complicated cases I might need more time between each stage to allow more patient feedback, but the Avant Garde Lab team is excellent and can help in all these situations. “

What he found from this discussion was the structured work flow and the simplified cementing process by helping Dr. Hassan maintain clinical confidence.

Equipment and protocol of cement

Workers with an Itero element scanner, Dr. Hassan scored his accuracy and usability. However, his practice does not currently have a 3D printer, fully based on the laboratory for the manufacture of models and records. Dr. Gardee encouraged him to consider the possibility of adopting home printing, calling the potential “game-change”, such as so much time and money can be stored with this simple addition to the equipment available in dental practices. Avant Garde is a reseller for Sprintray and has some of the best support support and continuous training for their customers.

When he came in cementing, Dr. Hassan followed protocols they learned during training in Avant Garde courses, using Ivoclean, Mono Bond Plus, Gel Gel and Light cement with careful shade.

“It is a methodical process and possession of a protocol makes it repetitive and less stressful,” he said.

Learning and support through Avant Garde

Dr. Hassan described his first training as informative and many representatives in the course. The practical component was useful and direct contact with mentors such as Robbie and Dr Gardee made a meaningful difference. He emphasized the value of the Avant Garde community, especially the Delegate Whatsapp team, where real -time tips flow freely.

“Having this kind of access makes a huge difference when you make something new. It really strengthens your trust, “he said.

Dr. Gardee reiterated this, praising Avant Garde’s mission to elevate dentistry through standard digital work flows and accessible support.

Look forward to

Dr. Hassan has both regular veneers and possible cases of first adaptation that are successfully lined up and successfully using the intake of inputs complex veneys and has seen how it significantly reduces the time of the chair. But in particular the first FIT driver’s preparation system impressed him.

“Preparation of eight teeth took me about one and a half to two hours using drivers. I wouldn’t feel that they were sure without them, ”he shared.

As he continues to rely on his skills, Dr. Hassan is enthusiastic about integrating the first cases of adjustment and the development of his work flow with technology.

Final thoughts

Dr. Gardee closed the debate, congratulating Dr. Hassan on the arms of digital techniques and encouraging his continued participation in the pioneering community.

“You’re just the kind of clinician we love to support – weird, honest and focused on doing the best for your patients,” he said.

As Hassan prepares to share his clinical photos and complete the article for publication, it is clear that he represents a new wave of dentists that combine fundamental skills with modern innovation. His journey is not only inspired – it is a plan for others who navigate the intersection of tradition and technology in modern dentistry.

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This article is funded by Avant Garde.