Recently, a fibre reinforced composite filling material is introduced to clinicians which offers the ability to replace dentine and can be used in conjunction with a conventional composite as enamel replacement. Using this modern combination of materials, it enables biomimetic restoration of the teeth. The need to build a stronger foundation under posterior composites; a substructure that behaves like dentine; a dentine replacement with fracture toughness and fatigue resistance similar to that of dentine - has made its way to help clinicians achieve better prognosis.

In line with the new techniques and innovative materials, composite resins have become a reliable, conservative, multifunctional, most aesthetic restorative material option.

In this workshop:
• Learn how to efficiently restore an extended class II cavity using fibre-reinforced composite as dentine replacement
• Understand the importance of the use of an efficient and clinically proven adhesive
• Learn simple occlusal build-up with minimal finishing