CLINICAL MASTERS Volume 4 — Issue 2018

I just finished my third and last session for the Clinical Masters Program in Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry. I had the opportunity to learn from some of the top clinicians in the world. They are truly supermasters. Dr. Gina Martinez, U.S. Clinical Masters™ Program in Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry (Geneva, Athens, Milan, 2017) I attended the microendodontics work- shop that was held by Tribune CME in 2016 and I found it such an impressive experience with great teachers, and it was one of the best workshops in the same line. Dr. Mohammad Mortazavi, Iran Milan was great!My expectations were not only met; they were exceeded. Inthis week, we learned and practiced the modified chamfer technique, which Dr. Domenico Massironi developed. The lecture by Dr. Stavros Pelekanos on the increase of the VDO was a huge success. I also had the opportunity to work under a microscope in Geneva at Dr. Didier Dietschi’s office. It was a pleasure to work beside him; he’s the best, especially when it comes to direct composite restoration—a true mentor for me. Dr. Alexandra Stefana Cotetiu, Romania Clinical Masters™ Program in Endodontics (Athens, 2016) It has been one of the most beneficial courses. I love composites and Dr. Didier was great. The coordination and helpfulness were outstanding. Dr. Mohamed Ragai, Egypt and Kuwait I was looking for something on the cut- ting edge, fine advanced dentistry. I wanted to move to the next level, and I found this course has upgraded me, step by step. Dr. Dušan Brajović, Slovenia Clinical Masters™ Program in Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry (Geneva, 2017) I have always been intrigued by the European model, and how they look at dentistry— differently than the Americans do. I wanted to inject some of the European model into my work. The course has been a good source, and the faculty are really well-known and respected in their field. Dr. Ramin Tabib, U.S. Testimonials Clinical Masters™ issue 2018 — 57

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