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This course highlights an area of dentistry that will bring the passion for restorative dentistry into your practice. Tooth decay and carious lesions are no longer apparent on gross examination. Standard x-rays and explorer-based exams are not revealing caries as they used to. Learn what this phenomenon is all about and how you can locate these lesions with pinpoint accuracy. Early intervention for prevention means less tooth removal, faster treatment and reduced trauma for your patients. “Diagnosis and treatment of non-cavitated carious lesions”will teach you the latest techniques in caries diagnosis, minimal tooth preparation, and what restorative materials you should use in various scenarios. There’s something for everyone in this groundbreaking seminar that will take your practice and skill levels to new heights.

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The phenomenon behind this new carious presentation. 21st century diagnostic tools. Anesthesia free cavity preparation . Choosing the correct restorative material- when and why.

Credits: 1.5

Price: 52.50

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Be able to choose a brand of impression material from those available today and what to know about other new materials as they become available Be aware of the advantages and disadvantages of the materials that are available Understand an impression technique for crown and bridge that the dentist or assistant can follow to get a predictably excellent result Understand how to troubleshoot impression problems that will save not only your time but money while keeping your schedule running smoother

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We all know that the dental laboratory is only as good as our impression. Regardless of which lab you use or how much you spend on the lab bill, if the impression is inaccurate or distorted, how well will the restoration fit? Isn’t having a perfect impression the first and most important step to achieve excellence in our restorations? Yet, how much do you know about the accuracy of the material you use? Have you researched the dimensional stability of the brand you use? Can you find that information in any of the advertising or in the package inserts? Most of the advertising for polyvinyl impression materials centers on hydrophilicity and the ability to displace fluids to make impression taking easier. How is vinyl, which repels water as like poles of a magnet repel each other, made to be hydrophilic? Can one brand be truly more hydrophilic than another or is that a marketing gimmick? Does that change the dimensional stability of the material? Today we are required by law to disinfect our impressions. How does this process effect our impression? Does incorrect disinfection cause problems with the impression’s accuracy? If you send the impressions to the lab to be poured, what effect does time and transport temperature have on the impression? And what about technique? Which is better heavy-body and wash, putty and wash, or can one material, a monophase, do it all? Should you use a triple-tray, a quadrant tray, a full arch tray, or a custom tray? Is tissue retraction necessary? Are cords the best way to achieve retraction? This presentation for the dentist and expanded duties dental assistant answers these questions and more. The results of an independent comparison of the most popular brands of impression materials will be presented with practical advice on how to choose a material and technique that will give you the best clinical results.

Credits: 3.5

Price: 120.00

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Dentists taking this course should be able to begin providing these durable, economical, and appreciated restorations.

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Dr. Berland will present the philosophy, methodology, techniques, materials, and equipment as well as  case studies to illustrate the Same Day approach to Biomimetic Inlays and Onlays.

Credits: 1.5

Price: 52.50

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At the completion of the course the attendees will: -understand the current controversies surrounding dental sealants -gain confidence in the use of traditional painted on sealants -receive an update in composite resin filling materials -understand the risks, benefits and ethical considerations of more aggressive and minimally invasive class I resin restorations -receive the most current information regarding the role of flowable composites and the snowplow and injection molding techniques -understand the new Clark class II cavity preparation and restorative techniques -receive an update for direct anterior restorations including diastema closure, peg lateral treatment and restoratively driven papilla regeneration -be able to predictably prevent, treat and diagnose cracked teeth -achieve confidence in treating deep interproximal caries with resulting ideal marginal seal and rounded cervical contours. -avoid creating black triangles with new wedging techniques -understand pre-wedging and staged wedging techniques -understand the concept of C-Factor and the clinical implications of the C-Factor in cavity design and composite resin filling techniques

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Dr. Clark presents a wealth of tricks, tools and techniques in this fast paced, entertaining lecture. This is a technique lecture loaded with incredible video and still images that will give the clinician the confidence to modernize his or her approach to better, faster, prettier and minimally invasive resin restorations. Highlights: -Nine fatal flaws of sealants -Bonding, sealants, flowables and paste composites -Ultraconservative preparations -Diastema closure and papilla regeneration

Credits: 3.0

Price: 105.00

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A review of anterior and posterior dental anatomy as a prelude to making direct composite restorations as morphologically correct as their indirect counterparts.
How to do a simple, two-layer technique to create anterior composite restorations (Class IV, Full veneer) with lifelike intrinsic effects.
Solutions for the clinical challenges faced when placing posterior direct resin restorations – simplified life-like posterior layering, occlusal morphology, occlusion, proximal contact, contour, and isolation.
Techniques on how to properly use today’s total etch and self etch systems successfully.
Techniques on how to deal with post operative sensitivity with direct bonded restorations.

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This course will discuss and demonstrate techniques to create morphologically precise direct anterior and posterior composite restorations. A simple layering technique will be taught with the use of composite tints to create lifelike restorations. An emphasis will be placed on the use of an additive technique to create proper anatomic contour and tooth form. The use of different aesthetic materials in combination with finishing techniques will enable placement of state of the art restorations for your patients tomorrow!

Credits: 3.5

Price: 140.00

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Dentists who are interested in improving their smile analysis skills as well as restorative techniques will benefit from this course.

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Dr. Berland will go over his methods to create better smiles through the choice of individual shapes and lengths of the maxillary anterior teeth. In addition, he will demonstrate the need and application of various restorations to achieve the desired results.

Credits: 2.0

Price: 70.00

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No CE credit will be offered for taking this course

Credits: 0.0

Price: 0.00

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The primary goal of this seminar is to teach dentists and dental team members the background and development of esthetic facial injections such as botulinum toxin (Botox) and dermal fillers and how to easily integrate facial injection therapy into their dental practice. The course objective is to enable attendees to offer these practical concepts, techniques and new dental services, and be familiar with the materials, techniques, and instrumentation of esthetic facial injections - Botox and dermal fillers.

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• Patient assessment and consultation for Botox and dermal fillers • Dental therapeutic and cosmetic uses of Botox and dermal filler procedures • Proper indications and contraindications for these techniques • Proper delivery techniques for desired outcomes • Enhancing and completing esthetic dentistry cases with botox and dermal fillers • Minimally invasive solutions for high lip line cases with facial injections • Management and treatment of possible complications

Credits: 1.5

Price: 52.50

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The primary goal of this seminar is to teach dentists and staff how to easily integrate into their practices the newest advances in no preparation porcelain veneers, resin to porcelain bonding, porcelain bonding onto existing crown and bridgework, treatment acceptance, and patient financing. These exciting practical concepts will enable you to offer new dental services, explode your esthetic dentistry, reduce your stress, significantly increase your production, substantially lower your overhead, and have fun doing dentistry. This seminar is a fast paced, entertaining, and educational course and is recommended for dentists, dental hygienists, dental assistants and office managers. This course will get you and your staff excited about dentistry!

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• No prep or minimal prep porcelain veneers – transform your practice with these new techniques • Rapid placement of multiple porcelain laminates • Bonding porcelain veneers onto existing porcelain crowns and bridges • Smile design for every dental patient • Rapid finishing techniques for non prep laminates

Credits: 2.5

Price: 87.50

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After taking this course, the participant should have a better understanding of the adhesive bonding process and the various generations of bonding agents. He or she will learn techniques for direct anterior and posterior composite restorations and be able to utilize the techniques in general practice.

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In this course, Dr. Nash describes the various generations of bonding agents and their components and discusses where each might be used in clinical practice in adhesive procedures. Techniques for anterior and posterior direct composite restorations will be illustrated and described in a step by step fashion. He will present information on modern composite resin materials and describe the advantages of direct composite veneers over indirect alternatives. Dr Nash will show predictable techniques for placing direct posterior composite tooth colored fillings and esthetic restorations.

Credits: 1.5

Price: 52.50

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The participant should have a better understanding of indirect posterior esthetic bonded restorations and their use in general practices. He or she should be able to evaluate clinical cases that will be candidates for such restorations and use techniques for successful placement and finishing of these restorations for their patients.

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In this course, Dr. Nash describes indications for use of posterior esthetic indirect restorations and outlines their step by step use in clinical practice. He discusses advantages in various clinical situations and shows clinical techniques for successful placement.

Credits: 1.5

Price: 52.50

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After taking this course, the participant should better understand the process of preparation, impression taking, provisionalization and placement of indirect laminate veneers with minimal preparation.

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In this video presentation, the viewer will see all of the steps required for placement of conservative, minimally prepared laminate veneers. Preoperative records, wax-up of the case, preparation of the teeth, impressions taking technique, provisional restoration placement, try-in and placement of final restorations will all be illustrated with video.

Credits: 1.5

Price: 52.50

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After taking this course, the participant should better understand the various preparation philosophies for indirect laminate veneers. He or she will be able to prepare and place laminate veneers and understand the clinical indications and uses for these state of the art restorations.

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In this course, Dr. Nash outlines the various philosophies for preparation of laminate veneers. He will use step by step illustrations to show various indications and uses for these state of the art restorations. Proper preparation, placement and finishing techniques will be shown using actual clinical cases.

Credits: 1.5

Price: 52.50

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1.To develop a common language to communicate the diagnosis of the anterior aesthetic case. 2. To learn the scientific and artistic principles of smile design 3. To learn the application of the Golden Proportion to the face and dentition. 4. Applying the Golden Vertical in vertical dimension of occlusion cases 5. To learn the 5 criteriaused to plan the maxillary incisal edge position 6. To learn how to treat instant orthodontic cases predictably

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This course will cover the following: 1. how to use the Dental Aesthetic Diagnosis Form in the diagnosis of aesthetic cases. 2. Advanced Aesthetic Principles including: a-Golden Proportion as it applies to the face and dentition. 3. The five criteria used to determine the incisal edge position of the Maxillary incisors, and 4. The four-step criteria used to treat restoratively the malpositioned dentition or instant orthodontics.

Credits: 3.0

Price: 105.00

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1. To understand the requirements for a proper work-up of the anterior aesthetic case 2. To learn Temporization in less than 15 minutes of the anterior case 3. To learn what is required for the Laboratory check list 4. To learn the rapid cementation technique for anterior aesthetic cases 5. To learn why the post-op appointment is so important

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This course will take you step by step through the treatment of the anterior aesthetic case from Temporization of the Anterior Aesthetic Case through to the Rapid Cementation technique.

Credits: 1.5

Price: 52.50

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After taking this course the participant will more familiar with the results of smile makeovers that enhance esthetics, function and overall dental health resulting in life changing results.

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Various clinical situations will be used to illustrate smile makeovers that are truly life changing. A number of different materials and techniques will be illustrated in a step by step fashion. Occlusion, periodontal considerations and esthetics will combine to create results that are both functional and esthetic.

Credits: 1.5

Price: 52.50

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After taking this course, the participant should be familiar with case types and clinical situations which may be candidates for esthetic restoration. An understanding of smile zone esthetics often involving up to twenty restorations will be achieved.

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Anterior esthetics is in demand in modern day society. Dentistry can provide solutions for esthetic enhancement as well as functional reconstruction with esthetic materials. This course will illustrate various case types and clinical situations that are candidates for esthetic dental restoration or elective cosmetic treatment. Case studies will be illustrated in a step by step fashion using various techniques and materials available for this type of dental treatment.

Credits: 1.5

Price: 52.50