
Course overview
This one-day comprehensive course is designed to provide dentists with an in-depth understanding of the ferrule concept and cast post techniques in prosthetic dentistry. Through a combination of theoretical discussions and practical sessions, participants will explore the principles of ferrule design, surgical and non-surgical approaches to gaining ferrule, and the evolution of cast posts. The course also covers the latest materials and technologies, including zirconium, metal, and printed posts, alongside detailed protocols for impression taking—both manual and digital—and cementation.
In the hands-on session, attendees will design and fabricate cast posts for anterior, premolar, and molar cases, followed by the practical application of cementation techniques. By the end of the day, participants will have strengthened their clinical decision-making skills and mastered evidence-based methods for achieving optimal outcomes in post and core restorations.
Program
THEORETICAL PART 109:00 AM – 12:00 PM
-Introduction -Ferrule Rule in Prosthetic Dentistry -How to Gain Ferrule – Surgical vs Non-Surgical Approaches -History of Cast Post
THEORETICAL PART 212:30 PM – 03:00 PM
-Cast Post: From Old to the Future. -(Zirconium – Metal – Printed) -Printing or Casting: Which is Better and Which is Convenient. -How to Scan for Cast Post. -Impression Protocol – Manual or Digital. -Cementation Protocol.
HANDS-ON SESSION04:00 PM – 07:00 PM
-Designing of Cast Post (Anterior Design – Premolar Design – Molar Design) -Cementation Protocol (Practical Application)
Instructors
Previous batches (1)
- 21 Oct 2025




