Event Details
Achieving a tight contact and accurate anatomy on a single Class II restoration is tough enough—but tackling an entire quadrant, especially with back-to-back lesions, can quickly turn into a stressful, time-consuming procedure.
In this webinar, Dr. Matthew Burton shares proven techniques and real-world tips to help simplify quadrant dentistry. Drawing from years of practical research and clinical experience, Dr. Burton will demonstrate how modern tools, and updated workflows can make complex restorations more predictable, more efficient, and less frustrating. You’ll walk away with strategies you can immediately apply to improve both your outcomes and your day-to-day experience in the operatory.
Learning Objectives:
- Learn preparation strategies that improve efficiency and predictability in quadrant dentistry
- Recognize common pitfalls in Class II restorations—and how to prevent them
- Discover new materials and techniques that simplify back-to-back and multi-tooth restorations
This webinar is designed for dentists looking to improve efficiency and predictability when completing Class II restorations, including back-to-back and multi-tooth restorations in quadrant dentistry.
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Details:
- When: Tuesday, September 22nd, 2026, 8:00 PM Eastern
- Duration: 1 hour
- CE Credit: 1 Free Lecture CE (AGD Code 250)
- Cost: FREE! (advance registration required)
Meet Your Instructor
Dr. Matthew Burton, DDS
Dr. Matthew Burton, DDS has worked as an established dental practitioner in Illinois since 2008. Dr. Burton enjoys designing dental products to solve challenges posed by common procedures. He has his own dental materials company, Burton Dental Innovations, that he formed in 2017. Additionally, Dr. Burton works with other dental product manufacturers to bring exciting new inventions to clinicians worldwide.
Dr. Burton began teaching CE courses to dentists around the world in July 2020 and is enthusiastic to continue to share what he has learned and how it has helped shape a high level of care in his office.