01Overlay & onlay design
Develop a diagnosis and treatment-planning framework for non-retentive partial-coverage ceramics, including fracture resistance, bondability and pulp health.

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Restorative & Esthetic Dentistry
Plan, prepare and adhesively deliver conservative partial-coverage restorations through a structured clinical workflow.
With Dr. Steve Schiffenhaus
Course information
Connect case selection, ceramic design and tooth preparation with immediate dentin sealing and final bonding. Dr. Steve Schiffenhaus explains the rationale behind partial-coverage restorations through clinical and typodont demonstrations.
Review preparation sequences, resin coating, provisionalization and warm-composite delivery at your own pace. Return to the relevant demonstration when you want to revisit a particular step.
The clinical idea
Link each preparation decision to the adhesive sequence.
The course connects diagnosis, biomechanics, preparation design, immediate dentin sealing and final delivery into a single decision-making framework for partial-coverage ceramics.
Understand the why behind the preparation—then execute the how with a repeatable protocol.
What you’ll learn
Explore preparation design, dentin sealing and adhesive delivery through clinical demonstrations.
01Develop a diagnosis and treatment-planning framework for non-retentive partial-coverage ceramics, including fracture resistance, bondability and pulp health.
Follow preparation protocols covering bur selection, cutting speeds and step-by-step workflows through typodont and live-case demonstrations.
03Study immediate dentin sealing and resin coating as part of a structured approach to dentin bonding for indirect restorations.
04See how non-retentive preparations are temporized and how partial-coverage ceramics are adhesively delivered, including warm-composite demonstrations.
05Explore why teeth crack and how adhesive partial-coverage ceramics are applied within the Compression Dome framework.
Immediate dentin sealing · Clinical demonstrationTechnique focus
Learn how dentin sealing and resin coating fit into the wider indirect workflow—from preparation and temporization to adhesive luting and postoperative sensitivity management.
Course curriculum
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Build the biological and mechanical foundation for conservative indirect restorations, including tooth structure, biomaterials, fracture modes and biomechanical design.
Translate biomechanics into practical ceramic design decisions for inlays, onlays and overlays, with attention to cusp coverage, material thickness and margin configuration.
See the preparation philosophy, armamentarium and clinical sequence through detailed typodont and narrated patient demonstrations.
Integrate durable dentin bonding, resin coating, provisionalization and final adhesive delivery into the indirect restorative workflow.
Apply the framework to cracks, deep caries, margin elevation and partial-coverage cases through clinical photography and video review.
Restorative dentistryYour instructor
Founder of the BAARD Institute · Biomimetic & Advanced Adhesive Restorative Dentistry
Dr. Schiffenhaus practices adhesive dentistry through a biomimetic philosophy and created the BAARD Institute to connect restorative science with repeatable clinical protocols. His teaching combines biomechanics, biomaterials and detailed demonstrations designed to make advanced adhesive workflows easier to understand.
Your learning experience
Clear video, real clinical context and permanent access make the course useful both during study and when you need to revisit a workflow.
Clear, high-quality video helps you follow lectures, preparation sequences and technique demonstrations.
Move between restorative science, typodont demonstrations and narrated clinical cases in one structured path.
Pause, revisit and review the workflows around your clinical schedule without an access deadline.
Continue the course wherever you study, plan cases or want to revisit a technique.
Frequently asked
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It is designed for general and restorative dentists who want a structured introduction to biomimetic indirect restorations or want to refine their overlay, onlay and adhesive protocols.
No prior biomimetic training is required. The course begins with foundational tooth structure, biomechanics and biomaterial principles before moving into clinical workflows.
Both. The scientific rationale is paired with preparation demonstrations, adhesive workflows and narrated clinical cases so you can see how the concepts connect in practice.
Yes. The course is delivered online in a self-paced format with lifetime access, so you can revisit the lessons and clinical demonstrations whenever needed.
Yes. The Full HD course videos include subtitle support across languages.
Yes. You will receive a certificate confirming that you completed the course.
Use the same email address you enter during checkout. If you need help locating or opening your course, contact the DentalEDX support team.
You can learn on a desktop computer, laptop, tablet or mobile device with an internet connection.
Course prices and payments are shown in US dollars.
Yes. Your purchase includes lifetime access, so you can return to the course whenever you need to review a lesson or clinical workflow.
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Ready when you are
Move from diagnosis to final delivery with a connected clinical framework for overlays, onlays and advanced adhesion.