Kingston and District Section - Smile design – An alternative guide to tooth position

What to expect

With patients’ aesthetic expectations continually rising, so does the demand for smiles that are not only beautiful but also predictable and technically precise.

Tom Bereznicki introduces a refined technique designed to elevate your aesthetic smile‑design planning, helping you achieve consistently pleasing outcomes, even in the most challenging cases.

Join us as we explore a fresh perspective on aesthetic tooth‑position planning. Using a series of real clinical cases where previous aesthetic outcomes fell short, Tom will demonstrate how these smiles could have been significantly improved through a more structured and reliable approach.

Timings

18:30 Registration, finger food buffet with tea, coffee, snacks and networking

19:00 Lecture - Tom Bereznicki

20:30 Networking

21:00 End  

Learning objectives

• Challenge current aesthetic concepts of tooth position in restorative dentistry
• Understand the proposed alternative technique
• Provide better aesthetic restorations for attendees patients.

Development outcomes

C and D

Meet the speaker

Tom Bereznicki graduated from Edinburgh in 1976 and since September 2021, has joined the Teaching Faculty at The University of Portsmouth delivering the PG Diploma in Advanced Aesthetic and Restorative Dentistry. From February 2023 until April 2025 Tom taught on the Teaching Faculty of Kings College Dentistry Aesthetic Masterclass MSc course.

Previously, Tom was positioned as a House Surgeon three times in London before entering mixed practice and starting a ‘squat’ private practice in Queensgate, London 1982. Tom then taught as a, Visiting Clinical Specialist Teacher at King’s College London in (PDC) for nine years.