Faculty of Dentistry Organizes a Scientific Day on Contemporary Ceramic Veneers and Modern Veneer Techniques

The Department of Prosthodontics at the Faculty of Dentistry organized a specialized scientific day entitled “Contemporary Ceramic Veneers: From Modern Planning to Ideal Bonding”, as part of the faculty’s commitment to enhancing students’ skills and keeping pace with the latest scientific developments and modern technologies in digital and cosmetic dentistry, with the participation of a distinguished group of professors and specialists.
The scientific day was inaugurated by the Dean of the Faculty, Dr. Mohammad Salem Rakab, who emphasized the importance of practical scientific activities in strengthening students’ expertise and linking academic education with modern advancements in dentistry, contributing to the preparation of qualified professionals capable of keeping up with contemporary clinical practices.
The program included a series of specialized lectures. Dr. Nasser Qabq delivered a lecture on the principles of veneer bonding, while Dr. Shaza Qanout discussed bonding protocols according to different ceramic materials. Dr. Mohammad Shreibati presented the use of the intraoral scanner in veneer applications, and Dr. Daali Al-Aswad gave a lecture on veneer preparation. The scientific sessions concluded with a lecture by Dr. Laith Barqawi on common veneer bonding errors and methods of prevention.
The event also featured a hands-on workshop that included practical training on 3D-printed models fitted with veneers, in addition to the use of digital intraoral scanners, with the participation of 25 students. This provided participants with valuable practical experience in dealing with modern digital dentistry technologies.
At the conclusion of the scientific day, certificates of attendance were distributed to the participating students in recognition of their active participation and engagement in the event.