Spots and Spaces - A Minimally Invasive Approach
Tariq Bashir
23 January 2024
PLEASE NOTE! Due to extreme weather conditions Tariq Bashir’s Glasgow Odonto Lecture TONIGHT will now be on ZOOM. Please do not travel to the Dental School. If you are already registered you should have an email with your zoom registration link. If you have any issues please text/email 07887881865 support@glasgowodonto.org
Aim:
- To learn about shade and colour in order to confidently shade match and make composite restorations more predictable
- To learn about references to close black triangles and diastemas to create naturally contoured restorations with papilla management.
- To learn about management of white spot lesions by resin infiltration with and without use of composite material.
Learning objectives:
- Understanding shade and colour to confidently shade match and make composite restorations more predictable
- Use references to close black triangles and diastemas to create naturally contoured restorations with papilla management.
- Understand management of white spot lesions by resin infiltration with and without use of composite material.
Tariq Bashir
Tariq Bashir graduated from University of Glasgow Dental School in 2005 and held SHO positions in hospitals throughout Scotland before settling at the Visage Cosmetic Dental Clinic, Glasgow.
He has been practising there since 2008 and his main interests lie in minimally invasive and biomimetic dentistry, toothwear and endodontics. He has travelled extensively and learnt from renowned clinicians including Newton Fahl, Pascal Magne, Didier Dietschi and John Kois. In 2018 he became the first graduate from Scotland at the prestigious Kois Center in Seattle. He completed the intensive nine step treatment planning, occlusion and restorative focused Kois curriculum.
He has also been awarded an MSc in endodontology from the University of Chester.
In the past he has held a visiting GDP role in the Restorative Dentistry Department of Glasgow Dental School and was also BACD Scotland representative and sat on the BACD Education Committee.
In 2018 he co-founded the popular Scottish Dental Study Club with his wife Dr Saimah Ahmed. The aim of the club has been to promote clinical excellence for all clinicians and help deliver the highest standards of care for their patients. The club has brought top names in dentistry from around the world. Tariq is also involved in postgraduate teaching through his own popular ‘resin’ composite training courses. Tariq features regularly in the dental media and was invited by BBC Radio Scotland to host the first Ask the Dentist programme and has since featured regularly.