The best approach to restoring endodontically treated teeth is an evolving paradigm. While many of the traditional principles and best practices around post and core fabrication continue to hold true, the development of predictable dentin bonding, flexible and bondable post materials, and novel approaches in delivery enable today’s practitioners to restore debilitated teeth with improved prognosis. This program reviews the evidence, the materials, and the techniques surrounding this subject. Doctors will learn through a series of documented clinical cases.

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 Dr. Foroud Hakim is a nationally and internationally recognized speaker with an unwavering passion for all aspects of contemporary restorative dentistry. He is particularly motivated to help colleagues in improving treatment outcomes, patient experiences, as well as practice efficiency. He thrives on audience participation and interactive learning models. “I learn just as much from my audiences as they might from me; if it’s not a two-way street, something is wrong!”

Dr. Hakim has balanced private practice and dental education for 31 years in the San Francisco Bay Area. He splits his time between “real world/wet fingered” private practice, and teaching dental students at University of the Pacific, as well as colleagues across the country. He earned his DDS in 1991 and went on to earn his MBA in 2000. His areas of focus range from predictable and lasting adhesion, minimally invasive single tooth dentistry, all the way through to full mouth esthetic rehabilitation and smile design.

Dr. Hakim is the founder of San Ramon Dental Excellence, Director of Occlusion at the University of the Pacific and an active board member and speaker for Catapult Education’s