If you are a Dentist or a Dental Technician, you know that there is an aspect of restorative treatment that until a few years ago, patients considered marginal and was almost optional for us, which today is instead taken for granted and demanded whatever the restorative treatment being offered.  Not offering it to patients creates the risk of being perceived at not being up to the task. That, despite have acted according to science and conscience, while arriving at an excellent therapeutic and technical result.
We are talking about Aesthetics, which obviously has subjective interpretations, but which at the same time is governed by universal and objective criteria that are now well codified in Dentistry.
To overcome this important challenge it is necessary to have clarity of ideas on how to design the new esthetic aspect for our patient, even with the use of modern digital systems. Furthermore, there are fundamental elements that will contribute to success: Knowledge of modern restorative materials and scientific literature data, mastery of workflows in different situations—starting from small anterior restorations to arriving at esthetic-functional rehabilitations on natural teeth or on teeth and implants, and finally, thinking in addition to the tooth, but also to the involvement of soft tissues.The added value is represented by the conservative approach that characterizes our Academy, based on minimal invasiveness and adhesion.Another fundamental aspect that characterizes today and tomorrow are the technologies and digital flows that AIC continues to investigate and share.

This is why “Aesthetics” will be a unique event, with the original AIC brand.