Playing in third position is violinists’ second favorite thing to do (after first position)! It’s a “handy” position to find; your hand feels very comfortable on the neck of the violin. An added advantage to third position is that finger 1 plays exactly an octave above the next-lower string, so the outer edge of your palm (just under finger 4) is very near to, or just touching, the body of the violin.
For third position, you need to put your first finger on the spot where the third finger normally plays in first position. If you use the same idea that you use to prepare for second position you start out with the following moves:
Start in first position, with finger 1 playing the note E on the D string.
Play F♯ with finger 2, and then G with finger 3.
Take a good look at the spot where finger 3 is playing, and listen to the sound of the G so that you can match the location and sound when you shift into third position.
Release finger 3 from the string, and then slide your whole hand up into third position.Finger 1 plays the note G on the D string, exactly where finger 3 was playing a moment ago.
Venturing forth in fourth position
You take just one more step to arrive at the fourth position. Although third position gets all the attention, finding fourth position is just as easy, because as you look down the “telescope” of your strings, your first finger plays the same note as the adjacent open string to the right. For example, if you play in fourth position on the A string, your first finger matches the E of your open E string.
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The Lip Factor and Orofacial Analysis Throughout the years, esthetic dentistry has used teeth and gums only when designing smiles. We as dental professionals must remember to treatment plan with our patients’ entire faces in mind. Dr. Stanley will introduce a paradigm shift in esthetic treatment planning where we can incorporate minimally invasive procedures through the Digital Smile Design technique to give our patients a youthful lower face, better incisal display, and treatment plan with an Orofacial approach.
Learning Objectives: • Learn the Lip Factor technique to restore aging and over-augmented lips to an ideal youthful position
• Learn how to treatment plan with an Orofacial approach
• Treatment plan with new facial midline known as Facial Flow
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MICHAEL DEFEE
3D Print Everything! An overview of the vast applications of 3D printing in dentistry
3D printing is rapidly changing the way we deliver dental care and has the potential to be the greatest technological advancement in dental care delivery during our lifetime. Everything from crowns, onlays, veneers, implant prosthetics, partial dentures, complete dentures, and implant surgical guides can be rapidly manufactured in the dental office at a lower cost than using traditional methods. Learn how we are using 3D printing in our practice and applying evidence in the literature to develop new solutions for our patients
Learning Objectives:
Learn the background evidence in the literature to support 3D printed prosthetics
Learn the current applications for 3D printing in dentistry
Learn about 3D printed implant prosthetics
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JESPER HATT
Easy Implementation of aligner treatments in the dental office Too many practices fail when attempting to incorporate clear aligner treatments in their practices.
But they don’t have to!
It is because most dentists around the world know that it is not a walk in the part to treat patients safe and predictably with clear aligners. So they start focusing on diagnostics and treatment planning. In this proces they forget the prerequisites needed prior to this.
In this presentation I will outline a path to easy and succesfull implementation of clear aligners in any dental practice.
Learning objectives:
Defining your real needs
Prerequisites for succes
The plan
Improved case acceptance an treatment planning for all types of treatment.
Workflows and inspiration from the experts
Selecting the right patients
Diagnostics & Treatment planning
Clinical problem solving
Follow up
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LUKEN DE ARBELOA
How to choose the most suitable scanner and it’s features bases on specific needs
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Learning Objectives: • Learn about the different scanners on the market
• Learn how to incorporate the scanner in your workflow
• Learn which scanner would be best for your individual situation
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TODD SCHEYER
Airway Driven Dentistry In the changing landscape of dentistry with the addition of predictable full digital workflows, as well as, patients increased awareness with the unbelievable explosion of social media and online access, digital dentistry is here to stay and advancing fast! It is the early adopters that will truly gain the maximum benefit from creating a complete digital workflow, whether for restorative dentistry, orthodontics, surgery, or other workflows. This webinar is dedicated to airway driven dentistry. How we as dentists can help people to create a better airway, airflow and better quality of life by using surgical techniques to do orthodontics, expand arches and do orthognatic surgery.
Learning Objectives:
Understand patient digitization and the IDT pathway
Appreciate “Story telling” and “emotional dentistry” and how this increases case acceptance
Realize your opportunity to modernize your workflow for much more than implant placement to full scope airway focused facially generated treatment planning
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FRANCESCO MINTRONE
The Virtual Patient With the advancement of digital techniques we are now able to completely virtualize our patients using intra-oral scanning, CBCTs and face scanners. By digitizing our patient we can improve workflows between the dentist and the dental technician.
Learning objectives:
* You will learn how to digitize your patient
* You will learn the importance of the full virtual patient
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PROF. DR. MARKUS BLATZ
This webinar is a live webinar which will be held at January 20 2024 at 15:00 CET via zoom. All participants will receive a zoom link prior to the zoom meeting
Mastering CAD/CAM Ceramic Restorations in Esthetic Dentistry All the HOT TOPICS from A like “Adhesive bonding” to Z like “Zirconia”
The recent evolution in CAD/CAM, ceramic, and adhesive bonding technologies offers a whole new range of esthetic, less invasive, and long-lasting treatment options. However, there are still many questions: How can I apply minimally invasive resin-bonded ceramic restorations such as laminate veneers and
onlays successfully in my daily practice? How can I select the best ceramic materials and protocols to achieve optimal esthetics? How can I successfully integrate digital dentistry and chairside CAD/CAM systems into my clinical workflow? What are the best cements and bonding protocols for veneers, inlay/onlays, crowns, and bridges? How to bond zirconia to make resin-bonded bridges and partial-coverage restorations that last? What are the best ceramic materials for implants from single units to full-mouth reconstructions and why? And what about all these new techniques I hear about, like digital smile design, new onlay preparation designs, immediate dentin sealing, and deep margin elevation? And last but not least: is there any scientific evidence on all these topics?
This presentation will answer such questions based on sound science and provide a lavishly illustrated clinical update on esthetic treatment options with ceramics from conservative laminate veneers and posterior onlays to resin-bonded bridges and implant-supported restorations. “Hot topics” such as digital smile design, minimally invasive preparation guidelines, new adhesive protocols, deep margin elevation, and evidence-based dentistry will be discussed: from A like “Adhesive bonding” to “Z like “Zirconia”.
Learning objectives
• Differentiate modern ceramic materials and their indications
• Learn about CAD/CAM technology and its diverse applications in esthetic dentistry
• Understand strategies for success with ceramic restorations for teeth and implants based on the current scientific evidence
• Comprehend clinical guidelines for long-lasting resin-bonded esthetic restorations from laminate veneers and onlays to resin-bonded bridges and implant-supported restorations.
FEDERICO BRUNNER
Modern Digital Dentistry. From Analogue to Digital; My journey into the Digital Smile Design Concept
We are in a transformative era in dentistry, with rapid changes in companies, evolving technologies, shifting marketing trends and significant shifts in client behaviors. Simply being a good dentist is no longer enough.
I want to share my journey from analog to digital dentistry, from 2D to 3D. My career has distinctly changed since I embraced the Digital Smile Design (DSD) philosophy. Starting from my first DSD course in 2014 to now, where I proudly serve as a Key Opinion Leader (KOL) on the official DSD team.
DSD is crucial for me, enhancing communication with patients and improving their overall experience, leading to a radical increase in case acceptance. It follows a multidisciplinary, facially driven treatment plan with a holistic approach, my preferred method for any case. To achieve this, understanding how to digitize patients and identifying the best protocols is essential.
DSD has significantly improved the quality of my work, allowing me to consistently design better, plan more effectively, communicate more efficiently with my team and patients, and have greater control over my execution process.
I am excited to share my experiences in Digital Dentistry and DSD, showing practical ways to incorporate these concepts into your daily routine. It would be my pleasure to guide you in implementing these innovative approaches effectively
Learning Objectives: • Learn the importance of DSD in your treatment planning
• Learn how DSD can improve your communication
• Learn how to incorporate Digital Dentistry in your daily routine
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JAVIER VASQUEZ
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