Composite bonding / Restorative dentistry

Direct Composite Course — Incidental Training

Incidental Training

At a glance

Format
3 days
Location
Newcastle upon Tyne; confirm cohort venue
Course fee
£2,600 including VAT
Qualification
Not yet confirmed
CPD hours
21 verifiable hours

Course overview

A three-day practical programme covering posterior and anterior composite restorations. Dentists work through progressively more demanding isolation, matrix and restorative scenarios, finishing with anterior shape, layering and polishing.

Who is it for?

Dentists

What will you learn?
  • Rubber dam isolation
  • Posterior matrices and contacts
  • Complex posterior restorations
  • Anterior composite and finishing
Practical experience

Scenario-based simulation spanning quadrant, split-dam and difficult posterior isolation; Class I/II restorations, back-to-back cavities, wide boxes and deep margins; matrix-in-matrix and last-tooth techniques; anterior isolation, composite veneers, layered Class IV restorations and polishing. Multiple material brands are available to try.

Time commitment

3 days

Mentoring and support

Three speakers support each day; limited group sizes allow practical guidance.

Additional costs

Selected instrument and matrix kits included; check the cohort package.

Tutors

Chris O’Connor; Ollie Bailey; Alan Burgin

Related courses and pathways

Dates and places: Multiple cohorts listed for 2026–2027; check current spaces.

Provider information checked: 2026-09-28. Source check only; not a quality endorsement.

Confirm current fees, dates and award requirements with the provider. A qualification level alone does not establish equivalence to a university degree.

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