Dr. Michel Rogé emphasizes realism, technology, and standardization in prosthodontics.

In this exclusive interview, highly accomplished prosthodontist Dr. Michel Rogé (Andorra, trained at BU & USC) dives deep into his guiding treatment philosophy: "The first objective of dental rehabilitation is to be unnoticeable, not spectacular."

Dr. Rogé challenges the modern fixation on excessive whiteness and standardization, arguing that true aesthetic achievement lies in realism and the individualized approach. He shares his insights on balancing the efficiency of new technologies (like Zirconium substructures) with the humanistic, artistic tradition of prosthetic work.

🔑 Key Takeaways You Will Learn:

The Power of Concept: Why clinicians must stick to their core principles of realism and not simply cater to every patient demand.

Education is Key: Strategies for communicating with patients to shift their expectations from "white" teeth to perfectly "integrated" aesthetics.

The Standardization Crisis: Dr. Rogé's view on how rigid protocols undermine creativity and the specific treatment required by each unique individual.

Combining Old & New: How modern efficiency tools can support, but not replace, traditional aesthetic performance.

🗣️ Speaker Profile: Dr. Michel Rogé is a renowned Prosthodontist working in Andorra. He completed his undergraduate studies in France, followed by advanced Prosthodontic training at Boston University (BU) and a specialty degree in Aesthetic from USC (University of Southern California).

Watch now to redefine your understanding of aesthetic dentistry and preserve your clinical individuality!