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Stop Freehanding Injection Composite - A Smarter Workflow for Composite Bonding
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Presenter: Dr. Mackenzie "Mac" Kelley
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Release Date: 7/13/26
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Credits: 1 CEU, Free Self-Study
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Expiration Date: 7/13/29
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AGD Subject Code: 780
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Freehand composite bonding can be technique-sensitive, time-consuming, and inconsistent, even for experienced clinicians. As patient expectations continue to rise, dentists need a more predictable and efficient approach to delivering high-quality aesthetic results. This CE webinar introduces a smarter workflow for composite bonding using injection techniques. Participants will learn how to transition from freehand artistry to a structured, repeatable system that improves accuracy, efficiency, and confidence. We will cover case selection, smile design principles, matrix fabrication, and the clinical steps required to deliver predictable results. Emphasis will be placed on simplifying the workflow without sacrificing aesthetics, allowing clinicians to achieve consistent outcomes while reducing chair time and stress. Whether you are new to injection composite or looking to refine your technique, this webinar will provide practical strategies you can begin implementing immediately in your practice.
During this CE webinar, we will • Identify ideal case selection criteria for injection composite bonding, including when to choose injection over traditional freehand techniques • Understand the step-by-step injection workflow, from digital or analog planning to matrix fabrication and final delivery • Execute predictable composite outcomes by optimizing isolation, composite material selection, and finishing and polishing protocols • Improve efficiency and case acceptance by using a more controlled, repeatable approach to aesthetic bonding
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