Predictable composites,
every time.
The Restorative Master Series: Posterior and Anterior Composites is a 1 day course helping you build cleaner contacts, better contours, stronger morphology and more aesthetic anterior results, so your everyday composite work feels less like a gamble and more like a repeatable clinical skill.
Upcoming intake: September 2026
CE Credits: 12 Credits
Location: Online
For General Dentists and Associates
12+ CE Accredited Upon Completion
On-Demand + Live Virtual Simulation Training
Community and Mentorship
The Restorative Master Series: Posterior & Anterior Composites is designed for dentists who place composites regularly, but know their results could be more consistent.
Maybe your Class II contacts are not always tight.
Maybe your posterior anatomy looks fine until the patient bites down.
Maybe your anterior composites never quite disappear into the tooth.
Maybe you have watched the videos, bought the matrix systems and tried the techniques, but still feel like you are piecing it together as you go.
This 1 day course takes you through direct composite restorations across both posterior and anterior teeth, including isolation, matrixing, layering, morphology, finishing, polishing and deep margin management.
You will learn through on-demand lectures, live online simulation training, practical exercises and educator feedback designed to help you improve your restorative control, clinical decision-making and final outcomes.
STOP WASTING CHAIR TIME
Composite is everyday dentistry.
That does not make it easy.
It is easy to treat composite like the “simple” option. Until the contact is open.
The matrix collapses.
The rubber dam fights back.
The shade is wrong.
The anatomy looks flat.
The patient comes back with food packing.
And suddenly, the restoration you do every single day becomes the restoration that eats your whole appointment.
This 1 day course is built to help you stop winging composite and start using a structured workflow. Because predictable composite is not about having magic hands. It is about isolation, preparation, matrix selection, layering, anatomy, material handling, finishing, polishing and knowing exactly what you are trying to build before you start.
COURSE INCLUSIONS
Learn. Practise. Implement. Get support.
On-demand theory
Watch clinical lectures at your own pace before the live session, so hands-on training is about application — not information overload.
Live online simulation training
A full-day intensive practical session. Posterior teeth in the first half, anterior in the second — multiple composite scenarios under realistic clinical pressure, with educator feedback throughout.
Full posterior indirect workflow
Beyond 'place and pray' - anaesthesia, patient management, isolation, matrixing, layering, morphology, finishing, polishing and deep margin management all covered in sequence.
Community access
A restorative-focused clinician community to ask questions, share challenges and keep building after the training.
Optional mentorship add-on
Study clubs and case guidance sessions for dentists who want structured support after the course.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
Other courses teach information.
This teaches implementation.
You do not need another lecture that tells you onlays are conservative. You need to know how to actually plan them, prepare them, isolate them, choose the right material and cement them with confidence.
The Restorative Master Series: Modern Onlays & Overlays is built to help you make better posterior indirect decisions, preserve more tooth structure where appropriate and deliver restorations that are functional, durable and clinically justified.
Intensive quadrant composite & anterior restoration
Practise composite preparation, isolation and restoration across posterior and anterior teeth - cleanable contacts, hygienic contours and natural anatomy.
Local anaesthetics
How anaesthetic selection and delivery can improve patient comfort, reduce anxiety and support more efficient clinical procedures.
Isolation, patient management and matrixing
Rubber dam and alternative isolation, anterior matrixing options and composite layering principles all in one lesson.
Occlusion in quadrant dentistry
Build confidence restoring anterior cases using appropriate preparation, shade planning, blending and surface texture principles.
Dental material science
Indications, limitations, bonding requirements and clinical implications of common aesthetic restorative materials.
The foundations: isolation, prep, Class II and morphology
Posterior composite foundations, tooth anatomy, Class II workflows, matrix systems, rubber dam, layering, morphology and efficient restorative technique.
Deep margin management
How deep margin management principles support more predictable restorative outcomes when margins become clinically challenging.
WHO THIS COURSE IS FOR
This is for the dentist who places composites every day
but wants them to look, feel and function better.
Designed for dentists with basic composite placement competence who want more consistent results across direct restorative cases. It is especially suited to dentists who:
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Want better posterior morphology and occlusal form
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Want anterior composites to blend more naturally
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Have never had structured training in isolation or matrixing
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Want more control with finishing, polishing and surface texture
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Place composites regularly but feel inconsistent
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Feel their proximal contacts are not always reliable
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Feel largely self-taught with composite technique
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Want to manage larger direct restorative cases with less stress
This is not an introduction to bonding.
It is a refinement course for dentists who already place composites, but want a clearer, more predictable system.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
Better contacts. Better contours.
Better composites.
The Restorative Master Series is built around practical clinical uplift, helping you learn the theory, practise the skill, implement it faster and access support when you need it. With Posterior & Anterior Composites, you will build the clinical control, hand skills and restorative judgement needed for more predictable direct composite dentistry.
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Place posterior Class II composites with more reliable proximal contact and morphology that better supports function and aesthetics |
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Manage a quadrant of direct restorations with better sequencing and less clinical stress |
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Use rubber dam and alternative isolation strategies more effectively and stop letting isolation derail the appointment |
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Select and apply matrix systems based on the clinical situation, anterior and posterior |
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Restore anterior Class III and IV cases with improved shade planning, layering and surface texture |
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Manage deep margins with more confidence and a clearer protocol |
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Improve finishing, polishing and overall restoration quality across direct case |
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Make clearer decisions around anaesthesia, material selection, isolation, matrixing and workflow every time |
Restorative Master Series: Posterior and Anterior Composites
Exclusive Offer: Purchase and receive 3 Months RipeGlobal Membership.
Full Cost
This includes access to:
- 6 On-demand lectures
- 1 Hands-on Simulation Training Session
- 1 Typodont with full set of teeth
- 1 RipeGlobal Manikin Kit (on loan)
GET IN TOUCH
Not sure if this course is right for you?
Our team is happy to answer questions about the course, walk you through what's included or help you decide if it fits where you are clinically. Reach out by email or book a call with us directly.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The live online simulation training takes place over one intensive day. You will also complete the on-demand lectures at your own pace before the live training day, so you can arrive ready to apply the theory through practical exercises.
Yes. This course is CE/CPD credited and provides 12+ hours of Continuing Education upon successful completion.
To receive your CE/CPD credits and certificate, you will need to complete the required on-demand lectures and attend the live online simulation training session. This ensures you have completed both the theory and practical components of the course.
This course is designed for dentists who already place composite restorations regularly, but want more predictable, high-quality outcomes.
It is especially suited to dentists who struggle with inconsistent proximal contacts, anterior composites that do not blend, posterior anatomy that feels difficult to shape, or isolation and matrixing workflows that slow the appointment down.
You will learn how to restore both posterior and anterior teeth using modern composite techniques. The course covers Class II posterior restorations, anterior Class III and IV restorations, rubber dam isolation, matrixing systems, composite layering, posterior morphology, deep margin management, material selection, local anaesthetics, patient management and workflow optimisation.
Yes. This course includes a live hands-on online simulation training session where you will restore both posterior and anterior teeth on a phantom head.
The training covers composite resin preparation, isolation, matrixing, layering, anatomy, contacts, contours and finishing techniques across a range of direct restorative scenarios.
Yes. Participants should have basic experience placing composite restorations. No indirect restorative experience is required, making this a suitable course for dentists who want to strengthen their direct restorative skills and improve the quality and consistency of their composite work.
By the end of the course, you will be able to place posterior Class II composites with more reliable contacts, contours and anatomy. You will also build confidence restoring anterior Class III and IV cases, managing quadrant composite workflows, selecting appropriate matrix systems and applying deep margin management principles.
Yes. During the live online simulation training, educators provide feedback throughout the session to help you improve your restorative technique, anatomy, contacts, contours and workflow. You will also submit simulation photographs for review and personalised feedback.
This course is delivered online. It combines self-paced online lecture content with a live online simulation training session, where participants complete practical exercises and receive real-time guidance and feedback from educators.
The live online simulation training session runs for 7 hours and includes both posterior and anterior restorative exercises. Participants are encouraged to complete the online lecture content beforehand so they can get the most out of the practical training session.
Absolutely. Isolation and matrixing are major focuses of the course. You will learn practical rubber dam workflows, matrix selection, contact creation, contour management and restorative techniques designed to make direct composite dentistry more predictable and efficient.
Stop crowning everything by default.
You already know preserving tooth structure matters. But conservative dentistry only works when the planning, preparation, isolation, material choice and cementation protocol are solid.
Join the Restorative Master Series: Modern Onlays & Overlays and learn how to plan and deliver posterior indirect restorations with more confidence, more control and less unnecessary tooth destruction.
