Seay Within Continuum
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Unlike traditional lectures, the Live Case Continuum with Dr. Amanda Seay offers interactive discussions that encourage critical thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving, making it an effective way to build both skill and confidence.
Live Case Continuum: $997.00
Package Includes:
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12 Live Case Discussions + Q&A
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Access to All Recordings: 12+ CE
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BONUS: 30 Clinical Videos—More Than Five Hours of Clinical Tips
The next live case discussion is on Tuesday, April 8th at 8:00 pm ET
April 8th at 8 PM EST: Canine Substitution
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Explore various canine substitution cases and the unique challenges they present. Learn strategies to manage the convexity and contours of a canine while addressing non-ideal spacing. Special guest Dr. Adamo Notarantonio will join us for an in-depth discussion on the intricacies of canine substitution.
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May 6th at 8 PM EST: Magic Four
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Magic Four: When Less Creates More. Explore a case where treating just a few teeth—while carefully respecting gingival architecture and natural tooth contours—leads to a dramatic transformation. See how minimal intervention can achieve the impact of a full smile makeover.
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June 3rd at 8 PM EST: How Much to Prep?
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This patient is seeking a conservative approach to enhance her smile while preserving as much natural tooth structure as possible. Discover the strategic preparations needed for optimal results and learn when minimal intervention is the key to achieving a beautiful, lasting outcome.
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Sessions held monthly, more dates coming soon. ​​​​
Previous Case Discussions:
Pink. White. Minimal Prep.
In this session, Nelson Rego and I focused on the art of blending pink and white esthetics to create a beautifully balanced smile design. Viewers left with practical, minimal-prep tips that made achieving stunning results easier than ever!
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Undercuts: Where's Your Margin?
Teeth often have significant undercuts, either due to their natural contour or after decay removal. The challenge is determining how to prepare the tooth to achieve a proper path of draw without converting a veneer preparation into a crown preparation. This case demonstrates how such undercuts can be managed in a minimally invasive manner.​​
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Managing Tooth Agenesis
​Managing tooth agenesis presents a unique challenge, as we aim to provide both functional support during the growth and development phase and enhance patients' confidence with a beautiful smile. This case discussion will focus on interdisciplinary care involving orthodontics, transitional composite bonding, and the progression toward final implant placement and porcelain restorations.​
Implant Esthetics: Managing the Single Tooth Challenge
​Learn how to design abutments that mirror natural tooth contours for optimal tissue positioning with insights from Nelson Rego, CDT, AAACD. Master provisionalization to guide tissue behavior and explore analog and digital methods for final impressions. Get tips for single-tooth restorations and selecting the right materials to avoid translucency and thickness issues in ceramics.​​​
Achieving Longer Teeth Through Comprehensive Dental Restoration
​This case focuses on a patient's request for longer teeth, a common esthetic concern. Though the request seemed simple, an examination revealed underlying issues like wear patterns and bite problems. A treatment plan was developed, including orthodontics to correct alignment before restorative work.​​​
Prioritizing Pre-Restorative Orthodontics for Functional Excellence
​The main challenge in this case was the patient's pain, discomfort, and airway issues. Treatment involved finding a comfortable orthopedic position and determining how restorations could restore function while aligning with it. The feasibility of using Invisalign and the extent of restorations were key factors in the planning process.​
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Minimally Invasive Veneer Case
​The patient’s main concern was not showing teeth when smiling, though no functional issues were reported. To address the esthetics, the treatment plan involved deprogramming to alter the vertical dimension and performing veneers and crown-lays on teeth #3-14. Despite no functional complaints, deprogramming was needed to establish the correct vertical using a centric relation position. A restorative approach was chosen to meet the patient’s esthetic goals.​
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Comprehensive Consultation for Maxillary Restorations and Smile Transformation
​The patient sought a restorative consult due to dissatisfaction with previous maxillary restorations, including redness and bleeding. She desired whiter teeth and had concerns about redoing recent crowns. Her dental history included orthodontics, occasional clenching, and difficulty eating certain foods. With her main concern being esthetic, a comprehensive evaluation and potential restorations were needed.​
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Managing Spacing Across the Entire Upper Arch: Minimally Invasive and Cost-Effective
​The case focused on evaluating the patient's dental-facial esthetics and tooth size discrepancies. With ongoing orthodontics, planning options like digital smile design and injection molding were discussed. The goal was a balanced, esthetic result with minimal invasiveness and cost, ultimately favoring injection molding as the most efficient solution.​
Where do we put the teeth within the face?
​In this complex case, the patient has implants, veneers, and crowns, with issues of gray discoloration and slight lip imbalance from previous surgeries. Dental Facial Analysis (DFA) revealed excessive tooth exposure. The plan is to shorten the anterior teeth, possibly use Invisalign to intrude the canines, and select suitable materials. Splinting the implants with pink porcelain to achieve a natural papilla effect is recommended. Effective lab communication is crucial for optimal material selection and esthetic outcomes.​
Harmony in Esthetics: Choosing the Right Materials
​During this session, we’ll explore the intricacies of finding the balance between esthetic goal and minimizing the risks associated with tooth structure integrity, which play a crucial role in material selection for achieving a beautiful outcome. Special guest Nelson Rego, CDT, AAACD will elaborate on the considerations and decision-making process involved in selecting the most appropriate material for this particular patient case. ​
Begin with the End
Minimally invasive dentistry requires an understanding of natural selection, case preparation, and finishing techniques. This discussion explores lab communication and the challenges of matching and restoring implants adjacent to minimally prepped veneers.
Case Continuum Package: $997.00