Lamista Academy February 2026 Lecture

In February 2026, we're holding a Lamista Academy lecture.

It will run over two days, February 28 and March 1.

Veneer treatment is no longer simply a matter of "bonding technique."

How much of the tooth can be preserved,

and how naturally the shape, color, and translucency can be expressed —

these determine how complete the treatment result is.

This lecture will focus on

✔ the precise diagnostic criteria for minimal-reduction veneers

✔ the real practical limits of no-prep and micro-prep approaches

✔ the decisive difference between single-shade ceramic and build-up ceramic

✔ clinical know-how verified through more than 20 years of long-term follow-up

as the main topics.

In particular, for a richer hands-on experience,

we've prepared an even fuller program this time.

For dentists aiming for "natural-looking veneers,"

we want to offer criteria you can apply directly in clinical practice, not vague theory.

If you've done a lot of veneer work

but have always felt something was lacking in the results,

or if you've been wondering why retreatment cases keep increasing,

this February lecture will give you a clear direction.