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This course will demonstrate the steps required to fabricate direct composite veneers in a highly simplified manner using veneer templates and microhybrid composite resin.

Patients with periodontal disease are significantly more likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease than those who are periodontally healthy. This interaction is thought to be mediated…

<p>This course seeks to improve the dental care provider’s understanding of the interaction between injectable local anesthesia and various systemic conditions.</p> <p>3 CE Credits</p>

Besides causing harm to a person’s lungs, vaping can have negative effects on the oral cavity, such as stomatitis and ulcerations in the mouth. <br /><br />3 CE Credits

This course will review the generations of zirconia, some of their clinically relevant properties (strength, translucency, degradation), and the process of fabricating these crowns in the dental laboratory. <p>3 CE Credits</p>

Fluoride can set children up with a promising dental future. Clinicians must provide a strong foundation of patient education during and after pregnancy with multiple fluoride treatment options that will prevent disease and maintain healthy deciduous, mixed, and permanent dentition.

This course aims to identify the differences in diagnostic criteria when examining natural dentition versus dental implants, outline a comprehensive flow of diagnostics for dental implants, explain potential etiologies, and explore emerging research. <p>3 CE Credits</p>

<p>The goal of this course is to learn more about burnout among dental professionals in hopes of preventing or reducing the burden on our profession. </p>

This course will discuss the benefits of guided bone regeneration (GBR) as a preferred technique for alveolar ridge augmentation.

This course will review the need to protect the personal and medical information of patients which is the primary reason for the enactment of HIPAA in 1996. <p>3 CE Credits</p>

Dental hygienists must be knowledgeable of and able to recognize these oral manifestations as well as equipped with appropriate educational materials as they work collaboratively with other health-care providers.

<p>This course will discuss different impression techniques and the use of verification stents to improve the accuracy of implant impressions.</p>

<p>This course will explore the scientific evidence as well as the unique benefits SDF offers to today’s dental practitioners and patients.</p> <p>3 CE Credits</p>

This course seeks to present the current data regarding ideal smile components and the differences regarding ideal smile components based upon age, gender, and race/ethnicity to allow dentists to create personalized road maps and help their patients achieve vibrant smiles. <p class="p1">3 CE Credits</p>

This two-part course will review acute oral infection management with regard to bacteria, viruses, and other microflora that may be encountered in the dental practice. <p>3 CE Credits</p>

This is part two of a two-part course on managing oral infections. It includes clinical and diagnostic features of bacterial, viral, and fungal infections. Clinical recommendations and current scientific literature and management strategies are reviewed.  <p>3 CE Credits</p>