The Department of Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics, Annoor Dental College & Hospital, Muvattupuzha, successfully conducted the second module of the Advanced Aesthetic Training Program 6th-8th October 2026. The three-day program focused on advanced aesthetic dentistry, restorative procedures, and hands-on clinical training, with the objective of enhancing participants’ theoretical knowledge, clinical skills, and confidence in performing a wide range of aesthetic and restorative dental procedures.
The first day featured an interactive lecture and hands-on session onPosterior Composite Restorations”* by Dr. Jose Thomas, Restorative Dentist and Endodontist, Metropolis Dental Care, Calicut. The session provided participants with valuable insights into contemporary restorative techniques and established a strong foundation for achieving functional and aesthetic outcomes in posterior restorations.
The second day commenced with an insightful lecture on “Indirect Tooth-Coloured Restorations” by Dr. Liza George, Vice Principal and Professor, Department of Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics, who elaborated on the indications, principles of tooth preparation, and material considerations essential for achieving durable and aesthetically pleasing restorations.
Following the tea break, Dr. Jose Paul, Professor and Head of the Department, delivered an informative lecture on Pink aesthetics and crown lengthening followed by a live demonstration. Participants then engaged in hands-on sessions on onlay tooth preparation and diastema closure, gaining valuable practical experience in contemporary aesthetic restorative techniques.
The third day began with a comprehensive session on “Post-Endodontic Restorations” by Dr. Josey Mathew, Professor and Head of the Department of Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics. The session highlighted key clinical considerations and restorative approaches for endodontically treated teeth. Dr. Joby Peter, Professor and Head of the Department of Paedodontics, delivered an insightful lecture on pedoesthetics, highlighting the importance of aesthetic considerations in paediatric dentistry.
The Department of Oral Medicine and Radiology (OMR) conducted a demonstration of T-Scan technology, providing participants with exposure to digital occlusal analysis and its clinical applications.
Following lunch, participants took part in a hands-on session on crown preparation, further enhancing their practical skills and clinical confidence. The program concluded with a valedictory function celebrating the successful completion of Module 2. Faculty members and participants reflected on the academic enrichment, clinical exposure, and practical learning gained throughout the program.
The program was well appreciated by all 9 participants.
