ips e.max 2013 education programme

Education Programme for 2013 Course Leader: Rob Lynock

Rob Lynock is widely recognised as one of the UK’s leading dental ceramists. Trusted by Dental ProfessionalsRob Lynock is preferred by dental professionals for his unique approach to restorative dentistry. With a wealth of experience in the field of dental ceramics, he is regarded as a true artist by his peers. Working closely with each of his clients and carefully selected dentists to develop cosmetic solutions that are highly individual and naturally beautiful. Opinion LeaderAs well as providing dental restorations to his clients, Rob regularly lectures for the top international dental education providers. Over the last decade, Rob has shared his expert knowledge on cutting edge dental technology and advanced dental products with 100s of dental professionals around the world.

Course Lecturer: Rob Lynock

Rob Lynock, Founder of Naturally Beautiful Smiles

contentsIPS e.max Press & Layering 4

IPS e.max Press & Layering Zirconium Oxide 6

IPS e.max Surface Texture, Stain & Glaze 8

IPS e.max Ingot Selection, Anatomic Wax & Press 10

IPS e.max Multi Implant Solutions 12

IPS e.max Complete System Course 14

IPS e.max International Advanced Course 16

IPS e.max Calender 18

IPS e.max Case Study 19

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“Fab! Really learnt a lot, everything I wanted to cover was covered &

Rob was really nice & helpful. Great insight into e.max”

Anatomic Waxing & Pressing

23rd October 2012

“Rob’s product knowledge and presentation of the course was excellent. I have advanced my knowledge of e.max – just the

reason I came here”

IPS e.max Press Abutment Solutions24-25th April 2012

“Did exactly what it said it would & more”

Surface Texture, Stain & Glaze

2nd October 2012

press & layeringHeld at our training facilities in Leicester, the focus of this course is IPS e.max Ceram; the nano fluorapatite glass ceramic, the main component of the IPS e.max system. With this in mind this course is devoted to layering techniques in conjunction with the pre-pressed IPS e.max frameworks.

Overview: The initial section of programme covers the preparation of the pre-pressed frameworks. Participants will be shown how to characterise the frameworks in order to alter shading.

The training program will cover in detail initial ingot selection and more advanced techniques with which to layer the pressed framework. The course concludes with techniques used for achieving a natural looking surface texture via glazing and polishing.

Suitable for both less experienced ceramists and those more experienced, this course provides the perfect introduction to the IPS e.max system.

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Course Dates

Tuesday 15th January 2013Tuesday 16th April 2013Tuesday 23rd July 2013Tuesday 10th September 2013Tuesday 26th November 2013

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Aims and objectives:

• Understand the significance of accurate anatomic waxing.

• Learn how to determine ingot selection given differing tooth preparation shades.

• Understand the significance of the different ingot translucencies when matching shades.

• Understand the importance of correct trimming and adjustment of Lithium Disilicate and the adverse effects of incorrect procedures. • Understand how to evenly glaze combinations of press and layered surfaces when present on the same unit.

• Understand the correct layering techniques when using IPS e.max Ceram.

• Learn how to modify firing parameters in order to achieve more stable results.

• Become familiar with IPS e.max Ceram and all of its components.

CPD: 8 HoursFEE: £275 plus VAT

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press & layering zirconium oxideHeld at our training facilities in Leicester, the focus of this course is IPS e.max ZirPress and Ceram; the nano fluorapatite glass ceramic, two of the main components of the IPS e.max system. With this in mind this course is devoted to layering and pressing techniques in conjunction with a pre-milled IPS e.max Zirconium Oxide framework.

Overview: The initial section of programme covers the preparation of the milled framework. Participants will be shown how to characterise the framework in order to alter shading.

The training program will cover in detail ceramic selection and advanced techniques with which to layer the Zirconium Oxide framework. Participants will use presstechniques in order to produce realistic full anatomy restorations. The course concludes with techniques used for achieving natural looking surface texture via glazing and polishing.


Course Dates

Tuesday & Wednesday 26th & 27th February 2013Tuesday & Wednesday 16th & 17th July 2013Tuesday & Wednesday 3rd & 4th December 2013

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press & layering zirconium oxideAims and objectives: • Understand the significance of the Zirconium Oxide framework when matching shades.

• Understand the correct procedures for preparing Zirconium Oxide frameworks for layering.

• Understand the importance and correct application of IPS e.max Zirliner.

• Understand the correct layering techniques whenusing IPS e.max Ceram.

• Learn the procedure with which to press ceramic to Zirconium Oxide using IPS e.max ZirPress.


• Become familiar with IPS e.max Ceram and all its components.



surface texture, stain & glazeHeld at our training facilities in Leicester, the focus of this course is IPS e.max Ceram shades & essence materials; this being the main com-ponent of the IPS e.max system. With this in mind the majority of this course is devoted to staining techniques in conjunction with pre-pressed restorations.

Overview: The initial section of programme covers the preparation of the pre-pressed frameworks, this includes both anterior and posterior restorations.

The training program will cover in detail the process of producing natural surface texture, initial characterisation and advanced techniques with which to colour and add shade to the pressed frameworks. Furthermore, ingot selection and shade determination of the fully anatomical pressings will be included. The course concludes with techniques used for achieving natural looking surfaces via glazing and polishing.


Course Dates

Tuesday 29th January 2013Tuesday 14th May 2013Tuesday 9th July 2013Tuesday 22nd October 2013


surface texture, stain & glazeAims and objectives: • Understand the significance of accurate anatomic waxing.

• Learn how to determine ingot selection givendiffering tooth preparation shades.


• Learn how to produce realistic surface texture.

• Understand the importance of correct trimming and adjustment of Lithium Disilicate and the adverse effects of incorrect procedures.

• Learn how to stain and glaze full pressed units in order to create realistic results.

• Understand how to evenly glaze combinations of press and layered surfaces when present on the same unit.



ingot selection, anatomic wax & pressHeld at our training facilities in Leicester, the focus of this course is IPS e.max Press covering procedures for ingot selection and the correct methods used to produce accurate anatomical press frameworks.

Overview: The initial section of programme covers ingot selection methods and waxing techniques in order to minimalise the volume of layering ceramic. Participants will be shown how to determine ingotselection based on wax thickness, underlying tooth colour and desired shade.

The training program will cover in detail sprueing and investing techniques and give a full understanding of how IPS e.max Press is processed. Given the knowledge of the pressing mechanism, clean accurate pressings can be achieved every time. Participants will be shown how to proceed with the divested pressings to the point at which they are ready to be layered with ceramic.

Suitable for both less experienced ceramists and those more experienced, this course provides the perfect introduction to the IPS e.max Press system.

Course Dates

Tuesday 8th January 2013Tuesday 7th May 2013Tuesday 17th September 2013Tuesday 29th October 2013


ingot selection, anatomic wax & pressAims and objectives: • Understand the significance of accurate anatomic waxing.

• Understand the correct procedures for sprueing and investing of waxwork to ensure successful press results.



• Understand the correct procedures for divesting pressed frameworks.




multi implant press solutionsHeld at the ICDE training centre in Leicester, this course focuses on the latest developments in IPS e.max Implant solutions together with the eagerly awaited IPS e.max Press Multi ingot. Tuition includes procedures and the correct methods to produce accurate anatomical press frameworks and how to easily produce lifelike results.

Overview: This course programme covers the latest developments in the IPS e.max system. Participants will be shown the recommended technique for customising implant abutments using the IPS e.max Press technique. Each delegate will complete two customised implant abutments with completed crowns. Waxing techniques will then be covered in order to minimalise or eradicate the need for layering ceramic when using the IPS e.max Multi ingot.

The training program will cover in detail horizontal sprueing and pressing techniques in order to give a full understanding of how IPS e.max Press Multi is processed. Given the correct knowledge of the pressing mechanism, clean accurate pressings can be achieved every time. Participants will be shown how to proceed with the divested pressings with layering materials then will be shown surface texture techniques, staining and glazing.

This training program may be more suitable those techniciansalready experienced in the IPS e.max system.

Course Dates

Tuesday & Wednesday 23rd & 24th April 2013Tuesday & Wednesday 4th & 5th June 2013Tuesday & Wednesday 24th & 25th September 2013Tuesday & Wednesday 19th & 20th November 2013


multi implant press solutionsAims and objectives: • Understand the significance of accurate anatomic waxing.

• Understand the correct procedures for horizontal sprueing and investing of waxwork to ensure successful press results.

• Learn how to effectively customise implant abutments using the press technique.





• Learn how to layer pressed units in order to create realistic results.



complete system courseHeld at our training facilities in Leicester, this course focuses on the main areas of the IPS e.max system. Each participant will be shown aspects of each of the pressed, milled and layering techniques.

Overview: The initial section of the programme covers the preparation of the pre-pressed and milled frameworks. Investing and pressing will also be shown. Each participant will have the opportunity to wax and press and complete a fully anatomical molar over Zirconium oxide and to press and layer the Lithium Disilicate press material.

The training program will cover in detail initial characterisation and advanced techniques with which to layer the pressed frameworks. Furthermore, staining and glazing of fully anatomical pressings will be included. The course concludes with techniques used for achieving natural looking surface texture via glazing and polishing.


Course Dates

Tuesday & Wednesday 21st & 22nd May 2013Tuesday & Wednesday 1st & 2nd September 2013


complete system courseAims and objectives: • Understand the significance of accurate anatomic waxing.

• Understand the correct procedures for sprueing and investing of waxwork to ensure successful press results.




• Become familiar with IPS e.max Ceram and all of its components.

• Learn how to stain and glaze fully pressed units in order to create realistic results.

• Understand how to evenly glaze combinations of press and layered surfaces when present on the same unit. • Understand the correct layering techniques when using IPS e.max Ceram.

• Learn how to modify firing parameters in order to achieve stable results.

• Learn how to press over Zirconium Oxide.

• Learn how to characterise, stain and glaze IPS e.max CAD.



international advanced courseThis international two-day course enables each participant to experience the most popular components of the IPS e.max system. It offers a superb opportunity to get to grips with this extensive and ever expanding all ceramic system.

Overview: Our International Centre for Dental Education (ICDE) is based in Schaan, Liechtenstein and is set amongst the Liechtenstein, Austrian and Swiss Alps. During the daytime the training centre offers the stunning Alpine backdrop and the evenings are free to relax with fellow course members.

At the forefront of the latest developments with this system, this course offers a detailed insight into more advanced techniques. Participants will be shown methods with which to select and record shading and ingot determination using chairside photography. Time will be spent learn-ing how to reproduce realistic anterior restorations based upon photographic images.

This course may be more suited to experienced Ceramists however, previous experience in the IPS e.max system is not required.


international advanced courseCourse Dates

Tuesday & Wednesday 26th & 27th March 2013Tuesday & Wednesday 15th & 16th October 2013

Aims and objectives: • Understand the significance of accurate anatomic waxing.


• Understand how to utilise and perform chairside photography when shade taking.


• Understand the importance of correct trimming and adjustment of Lithium Dicsilicate and the adverse effects of incorrect procedures.

• Gain insight how to characterise pressed frameworks when matching complex shades.

• Understand the correct layering techniques when using IPS e.max Ceram.


• Understand the importance of tooth form and surface texture when matching natural dentition.

CPD: 16 HoursFEE: £1,350



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8th - Ingot Selection, Anatomic Wax & Press15th - Press & Layering29th - Surface Texture, Stain & Glaze

26th & 27th - Press & Layering Zirconium Oxide

26th & 27th - International Advanced Course

16th - Press & Layering23rd & 24th - Multi Implant Press Solutions

7th - Ingot Selection, Wax & Anatomic Press14th - Surface Texture, Stain & Glaze21st & 22nd - Complete System Course

4th & 5th - Multi Implant Press Solutions

9th - Surface Texture, Stain & Glaze16th & 17th - Press & Layering Zirconium Oxide23rd - Press & Layering

1st & 2nd - Complete System Course10th - Press & Layering17th - Ingot Selection, Wax & Anatomic Press24th & 25th - Multi Implant Press Solutions

15th & 16th - International Advanced Course22nd - Surface Texture, Stain & Glaze

26th - Press & Layering19th & 20th - Multi Implant Press Solutions

3th & 4th - Press & Layering Zirconium Oxide

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