1. Specifics of working with MiYo ceramics. Framework preparation. How to achieve the effect of a layered ceramic tooth in a single firing.
2. Gingival anatomy and morphology. Technique for creating multi-layered, polychromatic gingiva.
3. Indications and contraindications for the application of MiYo ceramics.
4. Is reduction necessary when working with full-contour restorations?
5. Is it necessary to pre-stain green-state (unsintered) zirconia?
6. Is it possible to apply MiYo to non-stained (white) zirconia, and what results can be expected?
7. What are MiYo Structure masses, and is their use always mandatory?
8. The concept of MiYo fluorescence and its role in achieving natural aesthetics.
9. Specifics of zirconium dioxide (ZrO₂) surface preparation prior to MiYo application.
10. Which instruments and brushes are required for working with the MiYo system?
11. Is it truly necessary to purchase the full MiYo kit, or can excellent results be achieved using only 8 core shades?
12. Is it possible to apply MiYo to lithium disilicate, feldspathic ceramics, layered restorations, and metal-ceramic frameworks?
13. Firing temperature protocols depending on the span and size of the restorations.

1. Selection of zirconia blocks for MiYo ceramic application depending on the type and span of the restoration.
2. Is reduction of ZrO₂ necessary?
3. Is it necessary to pre-stain green-state (unsintered) zirconia?
4. Adhesive cementation of ZrO₂ restorations.
5. How to work correctly with ZrO₂ to prevent excessive wear of the opposing natural teeth.
6. Is it possible to apply MiYo to non-stained (white) zirconia, and what results can be expected?
7. Specifics of zirconium dioxide (ZrO₂) surface preparation prior to MiYo application.
8. Polishing of the cervical area, proximal contacts, and occlusal contacts.
9. Carving techniques for green-state and fully sintered ZrO₂.

1. Carving on pre-sintered zirconia: tools, techniques, and purpose.
2. Application of gingiva using MiYo ceramics: how to achieve 99% of restorations using only 5 jars.
3. Application of MiYo ceramics on young teeth. Rules for creating mamelons, transparent incisal edges, halo effect, and bleach shades.
4. Coloring using the “living bleach” technique.
5. Application of structure masses to the gingival part of the restoration to achieve an “orange peel” surface effect. Modeling of interdental papillae and the upper labial frenum.
6. Staining technique, visually indistinguishable from natural teeth using only two firing cycles.

Attention! During the practical session, each participant will perform carving on pre-sintered zirconia on one unit. Each participant will apply 4 MiYo units on teeth and 4 units on gingiva. Both anterior and posterior regions will be covered.

1. Fundamentals of the morphology of anterior and posterior teeth.
2. Principles of designing vestibular, oral, proximal, and occlusal surfaces from both aesthetic and functional perspectives.
3. Key morphological concepts: tooth torsion, inclination in three planes, emergence from palatal fossae, fissures and their construction, palatal cusp, ridges, growth lines, and transitional surfaces.
4. Specifics and rules for achieving symmetry in the anterior tooth group. Tools and methods used: pencils, mirror control, and photography. The triangle rule.
5. Principles of proximal contact placement and the construction of a harmonious smile.
6. Demonstration of creating micro- and macro-texture applicable to layered ceramics, sintered zirconium dioxide (ZrO₂), acrylic materials, and composite restorations.
7. Why carving is essential and what advantages it provides. Participants will receive access to video lessons on carving in gypsum and ceramic materials.

Each participant is provided with the following items for use during the course:
- Carving kit for green-state (unsintered) zirconia.
- MiYo ceramic palettes.
- Brushes for MiYo application.

All listed instruments remain the property of the participants and may be taken home for further practical use.

Additionally, Participants Will Take Home:
- Working dental model.
- Staining brushes.
- Plastic staining palette.
- Sintered zirconium dioxide (ZrO₂) restorations prepared for staining and ceramic application.