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continuing education update What's New in Continuing Education? Welcome to the February issue. I'd like to share with you some of my favorite recent Dentaltown CE offerings. First, a reminder that every course released since December of 2011 is viewable on your iPad and Android tablets. I also want to give any Townie who posts on our message board an invitation to discuss with me a CE course that you would like to offer. I'd love to hear your ideas. Released recently on Dentaltown ... The Devil's in the Details: How Your Ofﬁce Policies Can Help You... or COST You by Paul Edwards Every year, hundreds of employment laws are added or changed at the federal and state levels. As an employer, you must be 100 percent compliant with all of these laws 100 percent of the time to avoid penalties, fees and vulnerabilities when you let someone go. But unless you're an HR expert or an attorney, staying current and getting everything right isn't just hard, it's nearly impossible. Participants will develop an advanced understanding of HR and employment laws as they apply to you and your staff, discover which 10 "deadly" policy mistakes are probably already in your employee handbook, learn how hiring better will solve 90 percent of the issues you'll face as an employer, and identify steps to protect yourself and your practice from frivolous and expensive employment lawsuits. Recorded live at Townie Meeting 2014. Digital Process and Materials: Where Are We? by Daniel Poticny, DDS Digital process and materials are now mainstream, requiring dentists to give careful consideration to how their practice will be impacted and to what level can they expect a reasonable benefit for themselves and their patients. Today multiple systems and a myriad of materials exist that make decision-making difficult in terms of what level of involvement is appropriate for you. Recorded live at Townie Meeting 2014. Systematic Review of CBCT Images for Pathology by James Mah, DDS This course is for dentists who are preparing to use or who are currently using cone-beam CT (CBCT). The course provides a systematic and comprehensive approach to interpreting the entire data volume. Numerous clinical examples are shown to illustrate common findings, variations of normal and pathologies. Although this course is not meant to be a comprehensive review of pathology, the audience should be able to develop a structure and plan for interpreting their CBCT scans. by Howard M. Goldstein, DMD, Director of Continuing Education 18 FEBRUARY 2015 // dentaltown.com http://www.dentaltown.com/Dentaltown/OnlineCE.aspx?action=DETAILS&cid=475 http://www.dentaltown.com/Dentaltown/OnlineCE.aspx?action=DETAILS&cid=490 http://www.dentaltown.com/Dentaltown/OnlineCE.aspx?action=DETAILS&cid=402 http://www.dentaltown.com

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Dentaltown February 2015

On Dentaltown.com
Howard Speaks: Podcasts: Basically, They’ll Rock Your World
Professional Courtesy: Tidbits For National Children’s Health Month
Continuing Education Update
Kerr Sonicfi ll Thoughts and Deals
Mini Implant Partial Failure and Treatment with PRF in the Anterior
Industry News
Fundamentals and New Concepts in Impression Taking
Lock in Your Profi t: The Reliable Use of Mini Implants
Office Visit: Hometown Doc is Moving on Up
Giving Patients a Historical Perspective on Fluoride and Vaccines
Posterior Composites and Universal Bonding Agent Applications in the Modern Dental Practice
Denture Troubleshooting: Solving Common Post-Insertion Problems
Pediatric Dentistry: Pulp Therapy and the Stainless-Steel Crown
Poll
New Products
On the Road Again: Learning More About Your Dental Supply Reps
Ad Index
How Do We Get More Patients?
CBCT? Which One? Beating a Dead Horse One More Time.
You Should Know: Cinema ProMED
Dentally Incorrect

Dentaltown February 2015