Dental Digest Podcast

29. The History and Science of Veneers w/ Dr. Sami Sherif

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This episodes guest, Dr. Sami Sherif is a Harvard trained prosthodontist. This episode will discuss the history and science of veneers.  You’ll learn about the evolution of the veneer restoration. We’ll also discuss how to deliver veneer restorations built to last. 

About Dr. Sherif: Dr. Sherif finished dental school in London in 2003 and went to Harvard for five years to undertake a prosthodontic specialization and doctorate.

During his residency, he lectured dental students and residents at Harvard. On graduating he was first an associate and then later an owner of a renowned dental practice on Wilshire Blvd in Beverly Hills.

Biomet 3I sought him out as an instructor for dentists and laboratory technicians. He has written several articles in peer reviewed journals such as “A Systematic Review of Screw‐ versus Cement‐Retained Implant‐Supported Fixed Restorations” and “Clinician- and patient-reported long-term evaluation of screw- and cement-retained implant restorations: a 5-year prospective study.”

He currently owns a dental practice in London which specializes in esthetic and implant prosthodontics. 

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