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What comes with it

  • Real cases from the practice, including the ones that did not go to plan.
  • The evidence behind the decisions, in plain terms.
  • Course dates before they are made public, with priority booking. Places are limited to ten a course and they have sold out.

If it stops being useful, one click removes you.

About Amber

I am Amber Aplin, principal of The Gentle Touch in Kelso, the world’s largest fully biomimetic dental practice and the only fully private therapist-led practice in the UK. I studied biomimetic restorative dentistry with David and Davey Alleman in Utah, and completed their Mastership.

I teach biomimetic restorative care and therapist-led care from The Corn Exchange, the education centre next door to the practice. This framework is the part of that teaching I am asked about most often, so here it is.

One assessment, every mouth, every time

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