Hands-On Introduction to Biomimetic Dentistry — Manhattan, November 14
- Dr. Marc Lazare

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CE Course for Dental Professionals
Biomimetic dentistry is no longer the future of restorative care — it is the present. And for clinicians practicing in New York City, there has never been a more important time to master it.
On November 14, 2026, Dr. Marc Lazare invites dental professionals to a full-day, hands-on course at AIC Wall Street, Manhattan — an intensive, practical introduction to the principles, techniques, and material science that define the biomimetic approach to restorative dentistry.

This is not a lecture-only event. Attendees will work hands-on with instruments and materials supported by Kuraray America and Noritake, leaving with techniques they can apply in practice immediately.
What You Will Learn
The course covers the complete biomimetic workflow — from foundational principles to clinical execution:
The 6 principles and 3 fundamentals of biomimetic dentistry
8 techniques to maximize bond strength in adhesive restorations
8 techniques to minimize polymerization stress
How to conserve pulp vitality and preserve maximum tooth structure
How to apply biomimetic principles to plan and execute smile makeovers
How to build stronger, longer-lasting restorations — and help patients avoid root canals, posts, crowns, and extractions
Why This Matters Now
The conversation around minimally invasive, tooth-conserving dentistry is growing — internationally and here in New York. Clinicians who understand biomimetic principles are better equipped to offer their patients restorations that are biologically sound, esthetically precise, and built to last.
Dr. Lazare has spent nearly two decades developing, teaching, and refining this approach at the highest level. This course is an opportunity to learn it directly — hands-on, in a small group setting, with a maximum of 30 attendees.
About Dr. Marc Lazare
Dr. Marc Lazare, D.D.S., M.A.G.D., is a New York City–based cosmetic and biomimetic dentist, international lecturer, and immediate past President of the Academy of Biomimetic Dentistry. He holds a Mastership in both the Academy of General Dentistry and in Biomimetic Dentistry, is a certified Biomimetic Dentistry Instructor trained at the Alleman-Deliperi Center, and is the founder of the Lazare Institute for Biomimetics & Smile Design. He has been a member of the attending staff at North Shore University Hospital since 1998 and previously served on the clinical faculty at NYU College of Dentistry.



