- Date: Saturday, November 14, 2026
- Time: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM ET
- Credits: 8 CE Credits
- Format: Lecture + Hands-on Workshop
- Type: In-Person Event
- Venue: AIC Wall Street
- Location: 111 Broadway, 17th Floor, New York, NY 10006
- Instructor: Dr. Marc Lazare, DDS, MAGD
- Price: $1,995 $995 with code LAZSHA26
- Includes: All course materials
- Level: Introductory – Dentists
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Course Overview
Join internationally renowned biomimetic dentist Dr. Marc Lazare for a full-day, 8 CE credit lecture and hands-on workshop in Lower Manhattan, designed to transform the way you restore compromised teeth.
Biomimetic dentistry pairs a deep respect for healthy tooth structure with modern adhesive and material science, so restorations behave like natural teeth in strength, function, and esthetics.
Built around real cases from Dr. Lazare’s practice — teeth others would have given up on — the course shows how root canals, full-coverage crowns, and extractions can often be avoided by preserving what nature built.
The morning lecture establishes the principles and protocols, and the afternoon hands-on session lets you apply them under direct guidance so you can bring a more conservative, predictable restorative approach back to your practice.
What You’ll Learn
Lecture: Biomimetic Principles
- The core principles and fundamentals of biomimetic dentistry
- Why tooth-conserving, adhesive restorations outperform mechanical retention
- Strategies to maximize bond strength
- Strategies to minimize polymerization and functional stress
- Protecting pulp vitality in deep and compromised teeth
- Case selection: when to restore instead of crown, treat endodontically, or extract
Hands-on Workshop
- Applying biomimetic protocols step by step on models
- Conservative preparation that preserves healthy tooth structure
- Adhesive bonding technique for predictable, durable results
- Layering and stress-reducing restorative sequencing
- Restoring cracked and structurally compromised teeth
- Direct feedback and guidance from Dr. Lazare
Key Concepts & Clinical Areas Covered
- Tooth preservation: saving structure rather than amputating it for mechanical retention
- Adhesion science: the factors that drive strong, lasting bonds to enamel and dentin
- Stress management: reducing the forces that cause debonding, sensitivity, and failure
- Pulp vitality: approaches that help keep compromised teeth vital
- Compromised teeth: restoring cracked, heavily restored, and deeply carious teeth
- Treatment planning: staging conservative care, from single teeth to smile makeovers
Learning Objectives
- Understand the core principles and fundamentals of biomimetic dentistry
- Identify techniques that maximize bond strength in adhesive restorations
- Apply methods that minimize stress in bonded restorations
- Recognize cases where crowns, root canals, or extractions may be avoided
- Plan and stage restorations that preserve pulp vitality and tooth structure
- Perform foundational biomimetic restorative steps in a hands-on setting
Who Should Attend
- General dentists who want a more conservative, tooth-preserving restorative approach
- Restorative and cosmetic dentists looking to improve the longevity of bonded work
- Clinicians who regularly see cracked, compromised, or heavily restored teeth
- Dentists new to biomimetic dentistry seeking a structured, hands-on starting point
Instructor
- Dr. Marc Lazare, DDS, MAGD — New York City–based biomimetic dentist and founder of Lazare Biomimetic Dentistry & Smile Design
- Immediate past president and fellow of the Academy of Biomimetic Dentistry
- AGD Master and certified instructor and master in biomimetic dentistry
- Author of peer-reviewed articles and books on biomimetic dentistry; lectures internationally
- Former NYU College of Dentistry clinical faculty; attending staff at North Shore Hospital since 1998
- Event page: drlazareshop.com
Schedule at a Glance
- Saturday, Nov 14, 2026 — 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM ET (8 CE Credits): Full-day lecture and hands-on workshop • biomimetic principles, adhesion, stress reduction, case-based instruction, and supervised hands-on restorative exercises
Venue
AIC Wall Street
111 Broadway, 17th Floor
New York, NY 10006, USA
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