9.3 μm CO2 Laser and CAD/CAM = The Perfect Match
Learn why CAD/CAM and the 9.3 μm CO2 laser is a perfect combination for same-day dentistry.
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COVID-19: Part 2—Is there something in the air? Aerosols and infection prevention/control in the dental office
This course seeks to review up-to-date infection control recommendations and emerging evidence for ongoing infection control when delivering dental care, particularly in relation to the SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) pandemic.
3 CE Credits
How to 2X Your Profits With 3D Printing: Cases to Focus On and Planning For Efficiency
In this webinar, Dr. Scott Frey will tell you his story in how he got started with 3D printing, how to decide between in-house manufacturing and outsourcing for aligners, and how he’s efficiently scaled his practice with 3D printing.
Is Your Office Prepared For A Temporary Shutdown?
Developing a standard operating procedure for a facility shutdown would be advantageous. We will discuss some areas you can assess as a jumping off point for your facility shutdown SOP.
Lasers in Dentistry: Applications and Incorporation into the Dental Practice
This course will review the different types of lasers being utilized in dentistry and how they may be used during treatment. It will also discuss the effects lasers have on the tissue at which the energy is directed.
Pain management for patients with chemical dependence
This course will help dental professionals best navigate the nuances of managing pain in patients with chemical dependence and opioid use disorders by discussing how to identify risk factors and best choose effective therapies while minimizing risk.
3 CE Credits
Practicing Dentistry After Corona Virus: Keeping Your Office & Patients Safe
This lecture will focus on safety strategies that will mitigate transmission potential while being expedient and financially affordable.
The dental practitioner’s ultimate guide to adult patient fear, anxiety, and phobia
The anxious patient presents with significant challenges to rendering care in the dental environment. This course takes a practical approach in the dental management of fearful, anxious, and/or phobic patients that can be incorporated into even the busiest offices.
3 CE Credits
The Down and Dirty Side of Dentistry: Infection Prevention that Saves Lives!
This course will explore the current recommendations for personal protective equipment and environmental controls for aerosols, radiation, clinical and housekeeping contact surfaces, as well as waterline maintenance.
The Hidden Truths Behind the Bottled Water, Sports Drink, and Energy Drink Market and the Threat They Pose to the Oral Cavity
This course will discuss the changing landscape of American beverage choices.
The human trafficking crisis: Identifying and reporting in the dental setting
By educating dental hygienists, as well as other professionals in all healthcare settings, victims of trafficking may be more likely to be rescued and receive the proper resources for healing and recovery.
3 CE Credits
The sphere of dental forensics: Components and the obligations of the dental professional
The roles forensic dental professionals play involve work in human identification, human abuse, expert witness testimony, bite mark analysis, age estimation, and contribution to the creation of forensic dental standards.
The Taste of Sugar: New Ways to Deal with Sugar and Sugar Substitutes
This course will take a look at plant-based sugars, identifying the problems with sucrose and fructose, and examining the qualities of exotics like yacon and monk fruit, as well as sweetener alternatives, like xylitol and erytritol.
The Untold Secrets of Managing Dentinal Hypersensitivity
This course will review the etiology and prevalence of dentinal hypersensitivity, as well as discussing clinical management strategies, current treatment modalities, highlighting effective at-home and in-office therapies.
3 CE Credits
Trauma-informed approach to care in the dental setting
This course will explain trauma-informed care which recognizes and responds to the awareness that trauma is pervasive, and dental health-care provider patients may require a shift in the way treatment is provided.
3 CE Credits
Vitamins: Some Data and Interactions
Too often, people are unaware of possible ramifications of vitamin interactions.