In our No-Prep Veneer course, I teach case selection as a repeatable diagnostic system.  I developed a 10-step case selection process to evaluate the smile from the face inward, then determine whether the case can truly be completed additively with little to no enamel reduction or if orthodontics, gingival refinement, or a preparation approach is the smarter path. Doctors leave knowing exactly what to look for, how to communicate the plan to the lab, and how to predict results that look natural and are long-lasting.

In our No-Prep Full-Mouth section, I introduce dentists to the diagnostic and clinical fundamentals of treating upper and lower teeth together while opening vertical dimension of occlusion (VDO) in a controlled, predictable way. We cover how to determine when opening VDO is indicated, how to stage the bite and records, and how to design additive upper and lower veneers so the final result is both aesthetic and functional. Doctors leave with a clear framework for planning full-mouth no-prep cases, communicating the goals to the lab.

In our No-Prep Veneer course, we teach a complete protocol from start to finish so doctors can execute cases predictably. We cover diagnostics and record capture, selective enamel contouring when indicated, prototype provisionals to confirm patient satisfaction, cementation fundamentals for stress free delivery, and occlusion principles to protect the veneers long term. The goal is a repeatable workflow that produces natural aesthetics with long lasting results.

In our materials section, I teach doctors how to select materials specifically for additive, no-prep veneer dentistry, with a clear understanding of the strengths and limitations of each option. We compare feldspathic porcelain and lithium disilicate in terms of esthetics, thickness requirements, translucency, and predictability, so you know when a true ultra-thin feldspathic approach is ideal and when lithium disilicate is a smarter choice for strength or case demands. The focus is on matching the material to the case, so the restorations stay conservative, natural-looking, and durable.

In our photography and marketing section, I show doctors exactly how I capture and use content on a real patient from start to finish. We walk through the photo series I take for diagnostics and smile design, how I direct the patient for natural portraits that look high-end, and how those images translate into better lab communication and more confident case acceptance. Then I demonstrate how I turn that same patient content into ethical marketing, including how to tell the story, present the transformation, and create posts and reels that attract the right veneer patients.