The Final Touch for Monolithic Zirconia (April 10th to 11th, 2026)
in Burbank Lab on USC Campus, Los Angeles CaliforniaAbout this course
The Final Touch for Monolithic Zirconia
April 10-11, 2026 at Burbank Lab, USC Campus – Los Angeles, CA
Early Birdd Register until January 15, 2026 = $1,095
After January 15, 2026 = $1,395
Creating Natural Contour, Texture, Luster, and Surface Color in Anterior Dental Restorations
Course Overview
This intensive 2-day lecture, demonstration, and hands-on course is designed to teach dental technicians how to create highly esthetic anterior restorations using translucent monolithic zirconia.
Participants will learn the complete step-by-step workflow to design, contour, texture, color, glaze, and polish six anterior zirconia restorations, transforming average-looking cases into exceptional, natural-looking esthetic results.
This course builds on the proven concepts of The Final Touch philosophy and focuses specifically on monolithic zirconia as the restorative medium, emphasizing both macro- and micro-esthetic principles that are critical for predictable success in modern restorative dentistry.
What You Will Learn
Proper space management, contour, surface texture, final surface color, and polish
Step-by-step design of six anterior teeth for a specific maxillary arch relationship
Esthetic guidelines for anterior tooth arrangement, size, and position
Individual tooth form and color characteristics and their inter-relationships
Micro-esthetic surface texture techniques for natural light reflection
Internal and external colorization techniques for translucent zirconia
Glazing and polishing protocols to achieve lifelike luster
Hands-On & Demonstration Sessions
The hands-on portion of the course focuses on the armamentarium and techniques required to execute each step precisely, including:
Designing and shaping six anterior teeth in translucent zirconia
Contouring and refining natural tooth form
Texturizing zirconia surfaces using proven materials and techniques
Custom internal and external color application
Glazing and polishing to achieve long-lasting esthetics
Topics Covered
Designing, space management, and shaping six anterior teeth in translucent zirconia
Contouring six anterior zirconia restorations
Texturizing zirconia surfaces for natural esthetics
Custom internal and external colorization techniques
Custom glazing and polishing of translucent zirconia
Course Schedule
Course Hours: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM (We work hard)
Day 1 – Macro & Micro Esthetics
Morning
Lecture: Macro Esthetic Design and Techniques
Demonstration: Step-by-step designing and space management for six anterior zirconia restorations
Hands-on: Designing and space management in translucent zirconia
Afternoon
Lecture: Micro Esthetic Design, Surface Texture, and Custom Internal Painting
Demonstration: Micro texture and internal color application
Hands-on: Micro texture and internal painting techniques
Day 2 – Surface Color, Glaze & Polish
Morning
Lecture: Surface paint techniques for translucent zirconia
Demonstration: Surface paint application (Phase 1)
Hands-on: Surface paint application
Afternoon
Demonstration: Surface paint application (Phase 2)
Hands-on: Surface paint refinement
Lecture: Glazing and polishing techniques
Demonstration & hands-on: Glazing and polishing translucent zirconia
Course Details
Dates: April 10–11, 2026 (Friday & Saturday)
Location: Burbank Lab, USC Campus – Los Angeles, CA
Includes: Lunch and snacks
Seats Available: Limited to 15 participants
Refund Policy:
Full refund (less credit card fees) up to 45 days prior to the course
No refunds within 45 days of the course date
Course Location:
Accomodation Options Near The Event: (Links Included)
USC Hotel (0.2 miles from the venue) 3540 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90007
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Aventura Hotel (3.0 miles from the venue) 1020 Fedora St, Los Angeles, CA 90006
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The Live Hotel (2.6 miles from the venue) 1020 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90015
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Registration & Tuition
EARLY BIRDS– Available Until January 15, 2026
$1,095 (Regular tuition: $1,395 after January 15, 2026)
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