Smylist Smile Design Academy in Australia in East Melbourne, Victoria | Health/beauty

Smylist Smile Design Academy in Australia

Locality: East Melbourne, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 9639 5544

Address: S5, Lev9 24-28 Collins St 3000 East Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.intelligentdentalsolutions.com.au/smylist-smile-design-academy

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20.01.2022 Smylist Digital Smile Design coming to Australia October 27-28 2016, Dr Maria Csillag, for the first time in Australia, is putting her new revolutionary Smylist theories to practice in a 2 day academy to be held in Melbourne at BayView on the Park Hotel, DON’T MISS IT. Interested should email [email protected] Dr Maria Csillag will explain in detail how to design the perfect smile. The theory behind it, WACP, is more complex than most people think. Dr Maria Csillag has ...spent many year developing her method and loves to pass on her knowledge in this very interactive seminar. Most recently she ran a seminar in Dubai where 30 students attended and it was a great success. Don't miss this unique opportunity to learn and meet other people in the dental industry. White Aesthetic Conscious Pre-Planning (WACP) is the methodological creation of white aesthetics, i.e. harmony of the teeth to suit the face, according to specific rules before treatment begins. The technique is an integral part of the Smylist Method, which offers an unparalleled, revolutionary approach. It ensures that the design of any denture, whether it be aesthetic or restorative work, suits the patient’s face and character and can be simulated with the aid of software. Systematic planning is supported by 8 Smylist parameters by following the step-by-step design and implementation procedures of the Smylist method, harmony between the face and the smile can be created methodically The Smylist step-by-step method creates conscious harmony between the given face and the smile with the help of the parallel harmonisation technique, from geometric analysis of the character and face (geometric matching) through to establishment of the Smylist midline systems. The method provides guidelines for the systematic determination of each step, from shape systems and inclination angles through the determination of vertical and oro-vestibular positions to tooth exposure and bite plane, and, in accordance with the complex approach, from the methodological interpretation of protrusion and lateropulsion movements to the harmonisation of the occlusion-related functioning of facial and masticatory muscles.