What are your beliefs, values, and principles when it comes to treating teeth?

For many years, I didn’t have clear answers to this question—so don’t feel overwhelmed if you don’t either. Dental schools teach us the basics, but the moment you graduate, the responsibility of what you do, how you do it, and why, rests solely on your shoulders.

And that’s a huge responsibility.

After 28 years of experience, I’m here to share what I’ve learned. My goal is to guide you toward a more purposeful, fulfilling, and successful dental career.

It all starts with your mindset.

You need the right mindset to break free from what I call the “Circle of Death of Teeth.”

Think about it: what kind of dentistry would you want for your own teeth? What about for your daughter, your mother, or your best friend? Would it align with the treatments you currently provide for your patients? Be honest with yourself—maybe it doesn’t.

As dentists, we have the power to be gatekeepers of great oral health. But to truly make a difference, we need to focus on prevention and provide treatments that avoid catastrophic outcomes.

What does that mean in practice?

• Believe in the value of preserving tooth substance.
• Educate your patients about why tooth structure is precious.
• Stop relying on conventional, invasive dentistry as your default approach.
• Embrace intentional, minimally invasive treatments that protect both pulp and tooth structure.
• Opt for fail-safe solutions—these will make your work easier and your results more predictable over time.

And don’t underestimate the value of Premium Health Management.

Patients will pay more for preventive and intentional dentistry—once they understand its benefits. It’s your job to tell them. Prevention is not a “cheap” option; it’s the most valuable service you can offer.

Don’t play small. This approach is transformative, both for your patients and for your practice. The right patients will recognize the value of what you provide and trust you to protect their teeth.

In the end, it all comes down to your decisions, beliefs, and values.

You might be wondering: “Why start here and not with examining the patient?”

The reason is simple—I want to empower you to get started right away and elevate your dentistry step by step.

So, we’re starting with the foundation: SEALING THE DENTIN.

Why? Because successful bonding is the cornerstone of advanced adhesive dentistry.
Mastering this step sets the stage for long-term success and, ideally, a lifelong vital pulp.

This module will teach you how to:

• Excavate caries with precision.
• Perform crack dissection to address structural risks.
• Conduct a thorough risk analysis of the remaining tooth structure.
• Condition the cavity for optimal adhesion.
• Implement Immediate Dentin Sealing (IDS) effectively.
• Apply resin coating and establish a robust biobase.
• Perform Deep Margin Elevation (DME) when necessary.

Be laser-focused during this module—it’s the foundation for everything you’ll build in the future.

This is where most of us began—single-tooth dentistry, the cornerstone of what we were taught in dental school.

But how can we approach it in a minimally invasive, biomimetic way?

In this module, you’ll learn how to:

• Master direct composite restorations for predictable and aesthetic outcomes.
• Use semi-indirect composites to bridge the gap between simplicity and strength.
• Plan and execute indirect restorations with precision and durability.

Building on the foundational techniques from Module 1, you’ll discover how to apply these methods step-by-step to restore single teeth with respect for the natural structure.

Every restoration should preserve as much tooth substance as possible while ensuring long-term success. This module will give you the tools and confidence to achieve exactly that.

A patient exam goes far beyond checking for caries, periodontal issues, or performing a cancer screening.

It’s about reading the signs—the subtle indicators that reveal the risks and challenges this patient may face in the future.

In this module, you’ll learn how to conduct a thorough and insightful exam by focusing on:

• Function: Assessing occlusion, jaw movements, and TMJ health.
• Esthetics: Identifying opportunities to enhance the patient’s smile.
• Teeth & Gum: Most about the signs that tells you about where the patient might be heading.
• Patient dialogue: Discussing prognoses, dreams, expectations, and long-term goals.

A proper exam is about gathering facts and piecing them together to create a personalized treatment plan that not only addresses the patient’s clinical needs but also meets their expectations.

Occlusion can feel overwhelming—so many factors, terms, and theories.

In this module, I’ll break it down into clear, practical steps. You’ll gain a solid foundation that helps you understand when to treat and, just as importantly, when to hold back if the risks outweigh the benefits.

Here’s what we’ll cover:

• Muscles: Recognizing tension, pain, and functional limitations.
• Joints: Evaluating the TMJ for health, function, and potential risks.
• Centric Relation: The buzzword explained—does it matter, and how should you use it?
• Three-Dimensional Understanding: Developing a complete, dynamic picture of the patient’s occlusion.

We’ll explore both digital and analog methods, so you’ll be confident using tools that fit your practice and workflow.

By the end of this module, occlusion will no longer feel like an abstract concept but a manageable and essential part of your treatment planning.

Changing the VDO is a complex and often intimidating aspect of dentistry—but it doesn’t have to be. With the right approach, it can become a powerful tool to transform both function and esthetics.

In this module, we’ll demystify the “rules” and focus on practical strategies for success.

Here’s what we’ll cover:

• When and why raising the VDO is a great idea, and the benefits it can bring.
• Challenges you may encounter and how to address them.
• Planning: Developing a clear, step-by-step plan for predictable results.
• Execution: How to perform the treatment while staying focused on the end goal.
• When NOT to change the VDO: Identifying situations where it’s better to leave the VDO as is.
• Alternative solutions: What to do instead when raising the VDO isn’t the right choice.

By the end of this module, you’ll have the confidence to approach VDO changes with precision and clarity, ensuring both functional and esthetic success for your patients.

Quadrant dentistry—treating a group of teeth, like two molars and two premolars, in the same session—is both efficient and profitable.

But success in quadrant dentistry hinges on planning.

In this module, you’ll learn:

• Why quadrant dentistry works: The advantages for both you and your patient.
• Treatment sequencing: Deciding where to start and where to finish for smooth execution.
• Efficient workflows: How to maintain momentum and "get in the flow" during longer procedures.

Quadrant dentistry allows you to focus deeply on a single patient for an extended period, eliminating the stop-and-start nature of greeting new patients. This not only boosts productivity but also builds stronger patient relationships.

Mastering this approach can transform your daily practice into a more enjoyable, streamlined, and profitable experience.

Pricing Your Dentistry

Setting the right price for your work can feel daunting, but it’s one of the most important aspects of running a practice that aligns with your values.

As a wise, retired dentist once told me:
“You do the dentistry you’re paid to do.”

Your pricing should reflect the true value of your expertise, the minimally invasive techniques you’ve learned, and the long-term benefits your patients will enjoy.

In this part of the module, we’ll cover:

• Aligning pricing with the value of prevention-focused, intentional dentistry.
• Creating pricing structures that work for both you and your patients.
• When to charge premium prices and how to communicate their value effectively.

We’ll ensure you leave this course with a strategy to confidently price your work and position your practice for success.

Let’s Celebrate!

Congratulations—you’ve completed the course! This is a huge milestone, and it deserves recognition.

In this final section, we’ll:

• Reflect on the progress you’ve made—from foundational bonding techniques to advanced planning and execution.
• Discuss how to integrate everything you’ve learned into your daily practice, step by step.
• Set goals for the future: What’s next for you and your patients?

You’ve equipped yourself with tools to transform your dentistry, protect your patients’ teeth, and create a thriving, purposeful practice. Now it’s time to celebrate your achievements and look ahead to the difference you’ll make in your career.

Cheers to your success—it’s just the beginning! 🎉

It´s for dentists who wants to do more minimal invasive biomimetic treatments, and prosper, and succeed in dentistry today and in the future. 

You don´t have to know anything about the topic before you start your journey. 

You don´t have to be a practice owner!

This course is running 1 - 2 times a year. The next time will be in the start of 2025. 

Sign up on the waitlist and you´ll be the first to know. 

You will get access to the "Intro Module" the time of your purchase.

All the other modules will be dripped one module a week as of the beginning of the course. (Date coming soon)

This is the best. 

You have life long access to the videos and PDF´s.

If I decide to end the course, I´ll contact you. You will be able to download the material. 

Within 1 week after the course has started, you have the possibility refunding it. BUT, only if you have given it a chance, and watched all the lessons the first week.