
Dr. Stephane Browet - Fractures - Biomimetic Theory and Hands-on Course - Oslo
Fri 29th of Aug 2025 - 9.00-17.00 - Theory
Sat 30th of Aug 2025 - 9.00-12.30 - Hands-on
Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel
Sonja Henies Plass 3
0134 Oslo
Norway
Course price
Early Bird Course Delegate Fees
Before 1st of May:
Dentist: Theory Friday + Hands-on spot Saturday: 8.495 NOK / 730 €
Dentist/Hygienist: Theory Spot Friday: 4.495 NOK / 385 €
DentaNet Members save 10% on the delegate fee
Course language
English
Course difficulty
Experienced
Course rating
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About the course
Today, being the 3rd leading cause of tooth loss, cracked teeth are considered as a real epidemic. From a clinical perspective there might still be a huge difference between common sense and com-mon practice.This course focusses on the understanding of the origin of cracksand the advanced diagnostics. Early diagnosis by both the hygienist and/or the dentist is extremely power-ful in the demise of old school mechanical thinking. It will help the patient in long term tooth preservation at reduced cost. Particular attention will be brought to the way how to address the issues with the patient. Reforging bonds between patient, hygienist and dentist has never been so much fun and rewarding

Friday 9.00-17.00: Theory: BIO-MECHANICAL BEHAVIOUR
The “molar lifecycle” or the “Circle of Death”, whereby a small filling can eventually lead to loss of vitality or even extraction of a tooth, is well known. Nevertheless, a clear strategy and guidelines on how to prevent this dramatic scenario to develop has not been proposed. Thorough understanding of the bio-mechanical behaviour of teeth, both sound and restored, on a macro- and micro-level will allow us to come forward with elective measures to save teeth. A pro-active approach will be proposed, both for vital and non-vital teeth.
How to communicate with patients when dealing with cracks is the juicy cherry on the cake.
At the end of the theory course Friday dentists and hygienist will be able to:
understand crack origin and progression
perform advanced diagnostics
differentiate between superficial cracks and deeper structural
dentin cracks
communicate concisely and fluently
help the patient with his positive behavioural change
This course is targeted both dental hygienists and dentists who want to be able spot and prevent cracks and fractures.
Saturday 9.00-12.30: Content of the hands-on parts
The objective of this hands-on is to become highly effective in your diagnosis and treatment of cracked teeth. You will learn to use flowchart flashcards that help you in the decisive protocol to be used for these teeth. You will perform a direct composite cuspal coverage restoration and also bond two onlay restorations with two different bonding protocols. Specific attention will go to the preparation, immediate dentin sealing (IDS), provisional phase.
You will learn:
Making the right decisions about cuspal coverage … where, when, how ?
Correct tooth preparation and prepping
Using the right materials for direct cuspal coverage
Using the correct bonding protocols for indirect restorations

What others said about the hands-on course:
"Browet gave an interesting and educational insight into the world of infractions. Many impressive clinical photos. Good clinical tips for direct adhesive technique. For me, these had a lot of practical relevance on a “connoisseur level” without getting too elaborate."
Haakon Andersen, Norway
"I have a lot of patients with large fillings at my dental clinic, so different types of cracks in the teeth are a part of everyday life. After the course by Stephane Browet, I have a more systematic approach. Diagnosis, documentation, and classification form the basis for how I should treat the tooth and inform the patient. The aim is to prevent and restore the tooth in a tissue-saving manner."
Solveig Skaar, Norway

Course programme
Friday
8.30 Light Breakfast / Registration
9.00 Course part 1
10.30 Break
11.00 Course part 2
12.30 Lunch
13.30 Course part 3
15.00 Break
15.30 Course part 4
17.00 End of Day
Saturday
8.30 Light Breakfast / Registration
9.00 Course part 1
10.30 Break
11.00 Course part 2
12.30 Lunch if you wish
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Course prices
Delegate fee
Dr. Stephane Browet - Fractures - Biomimetic Hands-on Course
Fri 5th of Sep 2025 - Oslo
Early Bird Course Delegate Fees
Before 1st of May:
Dentist: Theory Friday + Hands-on spot Saturday: 8.495 NOK / 730 €
Dentist/Hygienist: Theory Spot Friday: 4.495 NOK / 385 €
Before 1st of Jun:
Dentist: Theory Friday + Hands-on spot Saturday: 9.495 NOK / 815 €
Dentist/Hygienist: Theory Spot Friday: 4.995 NOK / 430 €
After 1st of Jun:
Dentist: Theory Friday + Hands-on spot Saturday: 10.495 NOK / 900 €
Dentist/Hygienist: Theory Spot Friday: 5.495 NOK / 475 €
DentaNet Members save 10% on the delegate fee
DentaNet Members get 10% discount on the delegate fee
Radisson Blu Plaza
3 course meal, wine and coffee
1.295 NOK
Hotel Single Room at Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel
Single room
2.195 NOK / 190 €
Double room
2.495 NOK / 205 €
Thursday night
Friday night
Saturday night
No hotel room - thank you
0 DKK / 0 €
Course lecturer
Dr. Stephane Browet
Dr. Stephane Browet was born in 1972 in Asse, Belgium.
He finished dental school at the Free University of Brussels in 1995.
He there then followed the Post Graduate Program Aesthetic Dentistry. From 1999 on, he taught rubberdam techniques and adhesive dentistry. He combines nationally and internationally teaching in rubberdam isolation, microscope dentistry, posterior and anterior composites, indirect restorations with a private practice focused on microscope aided restorative dentistry.
From 2002 untill 2005, he was active in the Scientific Board Conservative Dentistry at the Institute for Continued Education of the Society of Flemisch dentists. He is also a past board member of the Belgian Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, a past board member and member of the Academy of Microscope Dentistry, a member of the European Society of Microscope Dentistry, and an active member of the Bio-Emulation Group.
