Ceramic Veneers: succeed or fail?
Speaker: Paul Tipton
Date: June 20, 2025
Time: 1030‐11:30
Room: Speaker room 3
The aim of this session is to explore key factors influencing the long-term success or failure of ceramic veneers. It will cover critical aspects such as tooth anatomy, preparation, design, lab techniques, cementation and occlusion.
Objectives
By the end of this session participants will have been:
Provided with a comprehensive understanding of the factors that influence the success and durability of ceramic veneers, enabling them to apply this knowledge in clinical practice.
Learning outcomes
By the end of this session participants should be able to:
- Identify the factors that contribute to the success of ceramic veneers.
- Understand how the following elements impact veneer longevity: tooth anatomy, preparation, design, laboratory techniques, cementation; occlusion.
- Evaluate Clinical Case Selection – Assess patient-specific factors, including enamel quality, occlusal considerations, and aesthetic expectations, to determine suitable candidates for ceramic veneers.
- Apply Proper Bonding and Cementation Techniques – Demonstrate knowledge of adhesive protocols, cement selection, and isolation methods to optimise veneer retention and durability.
- Recognise and Manage Potential Complications – Identify common causes of veneer failure and develop strategies for prevention, troubleshooting and long-term maintenance.
General Dental Council eCPD outcomes: C.
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