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Restorative & Esthetic Dentistry
Fradeani MasterClass-Minimally Invasive Prosthetic Procedure (MIPP)
A structured approach to tooth-preserving prosthetic rehabilitation.
With Dr. Mauro Fradeani and Dr. Leonardo Bacherini
Course information
Preserve tooth structure. Plan esthetics and function together.
Explore the Minimally Invasive Prosthetic Procedure concept with Dr. Mauro Fradeani and Dr. Leonardo Bacherini. Begin with facial, dentolabial and functional analysis before examining vertical dimension, centric relation and the MIPP classification.
Sixteen lessons connect these principles with no-prep, buccal and full-veneer cases. Follow a MIPP 3 rehabilitation from planning and records through impressions, provisionals, restoration fabrication and cementation, then revisit the reasoning in a recorded case discussion.
Course duration11h 23m
Video curriculum16 lessons
Teaching languageEnglish instruction
Subtitle supportMultilingual options
Streaming qualityFull HD video
Course accessLifetime access
CertificateIncluded after completion
Who this course is for
For dentists planning tooth-preserving rehabilitation.
Connect esthetic goals with occlusal assessment and the amount of tooth structure available for adhesive restoration.
Prosthodontists
Review vertical dimension, centric relation and the sequence of more extensive prosthetic rehabilitation.
Dentists developing esthetic treatment plans
Bring facial and dentolabial analysis into a treatment plan that also considers function and enamel preservation.
The MIPP concept
Choose the restorative approach after the analysis.
Esthetic assessment and functional evaluation form the foundation of the MIPP treatment plan.
The course moves from classification and occlusal principles to cases illustrating MIPP 0, 1, 2 and 3. Compare the treatment choices before reviewing impressions, provisional management and definitive restoration.
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Plan the restoration around esthetics, function and the tooth structure you want to preserve.
What you’ll learn
From assessment to minimally invasive rehabilitation.
01
Read the esthetic context
Review facial and dentolabial analysis as the starting point for prosthetic planning.
02
Evaluate function
Connect functional analysis with vertical dimension and centric relation.
03
Compare MIPP approaches
Study no-prep, buccal and full-veneer cases across the MIPP classification.
04
Sequence the rehabilitation
Follow records, impressions, provisionals, restoration fabrication and cementation in a three-part MIPP 3 case.
Case-based application
Follow the decisions behind each MIPP classification.
The clinical lessons illustrate different restorative demands, from no-prep veneers to altered occlusal parameters and combined MIPP 2A and 2B techniques. A concluding discussion brings the two instructors together to review cases.
- MIPP 0 and no-prep veneers
- MIPP 1 and buccal veneers
- MIPP 2, 2A and 2B full-veneer cases
- MIPP 3 and occlusal rehabilitation
Course curriculum
16 lessons in a clear sequence.
Review the complete lesson list and available runtimes.
Lesson list16 lessons
- Introduction and classification according to the MIPP concept
- Esthetic analysis: facial analysis in prosthetic rehabilitation
- Esthetic analysis: dentolabial analysis in prosthetic rehabilitation
- Functional analysis according to the MIPP concept
- Occlusal vertical dimension according to the MIPP concept
- Centric relation according to the MIPP concept
- MIPP 0 clinical cases and no-prep veneer procedures
- Clinical case: MIPP 1 conventional buccal veneer procedures
- Clinical case: MIPP 3 occlusal parameter alteration
- Clinical case: MIPP 3 — Part 1 of 3: treatment planning and data collection
- Clinical case: MIPP 3 — Part 2 of 3: dental impressions and provisional management
- Clinical case: MIPP 3 — Part 3 of 3: finalization, restoration fabrication and cementation
- MIPP 2: the concept behind full veneers to optimize esthetics and function
- MIPP 2B: full-veneer clinical case in open bite with preserved enamel
- MIPP 2: combined MIPP 2A and MIPP 2B technique
- ReLIVE case discussion with Dr. Fradeani and Dr. Bacherini
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Meet your MIPP instructors.
Dr. Mauro Fradeani and Dr. Leonardo Bacherini bring complementary experience in esthetic and prosthetic rehabilitation.
Pesaro, ItalyDr. Mauro Fradeani
Esthetic and functional prosthetic rehabilitation
Founder of the ACE Institute and Fradeani Education, Dr. Fradeani focuses on minimally invasive esthetic and functional rehabilitation. He is a past president of the European Academy of Esthetic Dentistry and the Italian Academy of Prosthetic Dentistry, and author of the two-volume Esthetic Rehabilitation in Fixed Prosthodontics.
Florence, ItalyDr. Leonardo Bacherini
Prosthodontics and adhesive restorative dentistry
Dr. Bacherini graduated in dentistry from the University of Florence in 1995, following an earlier qualification as a dental technician. His private practice focuses on prosthodontics and implant dentistry. A founding member and lecturer of Fradeani Education, he teaches restorative techniques internationally.
Your learning experience
Return to the decision your case requires.
Revisit analysis, classification or restorative delivery without working through the whole course again.
Esthetics and function
Review facial, dentolabial and occlusal principles together.
Compare treatment choices
Follow cases illustrating the different MIPP classifications.
Revisit the reasoning
Learn from the concluding case discussion with both instructors.
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