A course by Dr Paul Jay Hwin
reorganise.
replace.
restore.

full mouth protocol.
a considered approach to comprehensive dentistry

A course in treatment planning, restorative workflows and full mouth rehabilitation, with principles you can apply across everyday practice.

Explore the programmeDiscover the R3 philosophy

03 modules

08 days · complete programme

Hundreds of dentists taught

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01 / The philosophy

Full mouth rehabilitation
isn’t 28 crowns.

Stop planning the procedure and start planning for the patient.

Rehabilitation starts with understanding what has gone wrong and what needs to change. The answer may involve preserving or repositioning teeth, replacing what is missing, or deciding that treatment can wait.

R3 teaches you to see those choices in the context of a person’s life. It changes the way you plan care and helps patients understand their oral health beyond the problem that brought them in.
What underpins every case

Pillars of planning

Build a foundation for decisions you can explain and stand behind, whatever the size of the case.

A clear standard

Understand ideal care so you can judge alternatives and the compromises they involve.

The patient in context

Account for their health, priorities and stage of life when deciding what is appropriate.

A reason to intervene

Know what treatment should achieve, including recognising when doing less is the better decision.

02 / The programme

From clinical judgement
to clinical practice

Develop your knowledge, learn the workflows and refine your practical skills.
Theory and clinical judgement

Know what to do
and why

Connect the evidence with the patient in front of you. Develop the knowledge to assess risk, compare treatment options and explain a considered recommendation.
Clinical theory and case discussion
Inside Foundations
  • Histories, records and risk profiling
  • Occlusion, jaw relationships and treatment position
  • Treatment planning, smile design and sequencing
  • Orthodontics, vertical dimension and crown lengthening
  • Replacement theory: implants and fixed bridges
  • Preparation design and material selection
  • Case selection, complications and failure
09–11 October 2026 Mercure Hotel, Doncaster
Digital and conventional workflows

Turn the plan
into a workflow

Apply your clinical knowledge through practical protocols, from collecting and mounting records to preparation, provisionalisation and finishing. Understand how the steps connect and when to use them.
Clinical workflows and demonstrations
Inside Protocols
  • Photography, intraoral scanning and digital smile design
  • Digital dentistry, virtual mounting and record transfer
  • Centric relation and accurate bite registrations
  • Lab prescriptions, shade, wax-ups and preparation guides
  • Conformative and reorganised restorative workflows
  • Preparation, provisionalisation and appointment sequencing
  • Adhesion, insertion and occlusal adjustment
30 October–01 November 2026 Mercure Hotel, Doncaster
Optional hands-on training

Refine your
practical skills

Apply the preparation and provisionalisation protocols with live coaching. Practise the techniques and understand the clinical reasoning behind each design.
Practical exercises with individual feedback
Inside Mastery
  • Full arch crown, veneer, onlay and vonlay preparations
  • Preparation variations and their indications
  • Crown and partial-coverage provisionalisation
  • Live coaching and feedback
13–14 November 2026 Melbourne Dental Clinic, University of Melbourne
Foundations and Protocols are taken together. Mastery is optional and available only after completing both. Dates shown are for the sold-out Cohort V; join the waiting list for future availability.
03 / Your educator

Dr Paul Jay
Hwin

Teaching shaped by clinical practice

Paul is a Melbourne dentist whose work brings together restorative, implant and orthodontic treatment in complex cases.

As a head clinician overseeing more than 70 dentists, he brings a practical perspective to diagnosis, treatment planning and the development of other clinicians.

From the PJH Education course feedback

“What sets this course apart is its laser focus on the fundamentals.”

04 / The details

The course
at a glance

For early-career and experienced dentists.
The complete programme 3 modules / 8 days
Theory & execution pathway Foundations + Protocols / 6 days, taken together
Practical extension Mastery / 2 optional hands-on days, after Modules 1 & 2
Location Melbourne, Australia only
Course manuals Provided as part of the course
Next step Join the waiting list for future availability

Future dates, fees and CPD details will be provided with the relevant course release.

Before you join

Your questions

Who is R3 designed for?

Dentists at all levels of experience. Build sound habits early in your career, or revisit the foundations and strengthen your workflows as an experienced clinician. Research and evidence inform the teaching.

Is R3 only about full mouth rehabilitation?

No. Full mouth rehabilitation brings the principles together, but the judgement, planning and patient communication you develop apply to everyday dentistry too. You do not need to be providing full mouth rehabilitation to find the course relevant.

Do I need to attend all three modules?

Foundations and Protocols are taken together over six days. Mastery adds two optional hands-on days and is available only after completing both Modules 1 and 2.

Where is the course held?

Melbourne only. Venue details are provided for each cohort.

Are course notes provided?

Yes. Detailed course manuals are included and are often a highlight for delegates. They provide a reference to revisit after the course.

How does R3 approach research and evidence?

The teaching connects research with clinical application, including the reasoning behind recommendations and the limits of the evidence.

Is there a hands-on component?

Yes. Optional Module 3, Mastery, covers preparation and provisionalisation through practical exercises, live coaching and feedback.

How do I find out about the next cohort?

Join the PJH Education waiting list for future availability, or email info@pjhed.com.au with questions about dates, fees or suitability.

module one & two

foundations & protocols

Date
  • Module 1: Jan 29,30,31
  • Module 2: Feb 12,13,14
Location
  • Mercure Hotel, Doncaster
Price

$9995 + GST

Your $1,000 deposit holds your place. We’ll then send an invoice for the remaining balance, payable within 7 days to confirm your spot.

5 in stock

Pay a deposit of $1,000.00

module one, two & three

foundations, protocols & mastery

Date
  • Module 1: Jan 29,30,31
  • Module 2: Feb12,13,14
  • Module 3: Mar 5,6
Location
  • Module 1 & 2: Mercure hotel, Doncaster
  • Module 3: Melbourne Dental Clinic, The University of Melbourne
Price

$13995 + GST

Your $1,000 deposit holds your place. We’ll then send an invoice for the remaining balance, payable within 7 days to confirm your spot.

9 in stock

Pay a deposit of $1,000.00

Cancellation Policy:

1) Cancellations more than 31 days before course start date - full refund minus $200 administration fee

2) Cancellations between 15 to 30 days before course start date - 50% refund minus $200 administration fee

3) Cancellations between 0 to 14 days before course start date - no refundWe must be notified in writing of transfer no less than 14 days prior to the event & credits/transfers cannot be refunded at a later date.

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