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Dr. Domenico Massironi, Italy DR. DOMENICO MASSIRONI AND THE MODIFIED CHAMFER During the course, Dr. Massironi demon- strated his vision of minimally invasive dentistry to maintain tissue integrity as far as possible for a predictable and har- monious result. Over the four days, the participants were taught the modified chamfer technique, which can be used with every type of material and restor- ative technique currently available. This marginal finish design is part of a greater preparation system using rotating instruments driven by electronic devices, such as an induction micromotor, and pneumatic oscillating instruments, with- out rotation of the working instrument, that include sonic inserts and manual instruments, such as rounded chisels. This method is almost entirely independent of individual skill and thus suitable for every clinician, as it is not operator sensitive. It can easily be used by both a novice den- tist and an expert clinician with immediate and reproducible results. The fabrication of a prosthetic restoration consists of many different steps that In mid-October 2016, Drs. Domenico Massironi and Stavros Pelekanos held a course at the Master Educational Group for those wishing to improve their knowl- edge of esthetic dentistry. Sixteen den- tists from all over the world attended. 10 — issue 2017 Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry Article