Dentaltown August 2018 - 20

CE update

What's New in Continuing Education?
August is here, which means this is the final month of summer ... and for many Townies,
it's probably the final month of the year when you watch CE out on the patio. That's right-all
our online continuing education courses are viewable on iPads and other portable devices.

Real-World Direct Restorations
by Dr. Cory Glenn
This course explores techniques for achieving predictable results in direct restorative
procedures, whether salvaging hopeless teeth or
restoring a quadrant of back-to-back composites.
This course aims to give insights into the tips,
tools and sequencing of how to approach these
challenging cases.

Silver Is the New Black:
Improving Your Practice with
Silver Diamine Fluoride
by Dr. Jeanette MacLean
Silver diamine fluoride is a revolutionary
approach to combating caries in an effective
and noninvasive manner. Discover the history
and science behind this powerful oral medicine
that recently received the prestigious FDA
"breakthrough therapy" designation and learn
how to successfully incorporate this caries
management treatment into your clinical
practice today, including restorative options.

The Rubber Dam
by Dr. Rok Stern
This definitive course shows how to achieve
rubber dam isolation, beginning with materials
and equipment, and then how to properly
isolate teeth for a variety of dental procedures.
Learn how to easily and predictably achieve
isolation in a timely fashion. One will learn the
necessary skills to isolate teeth for endodontic
procedures and for all direct and indirect
restorative procedures.

Composite Full Mouth
Rehabilitations the
'Dkdocterry' Way
by Dr. Terry Shaw
For the past 25 years, Shaw has done
composite full-mouth restorations with excellent
success. These are a great solution for patients
on a limited budget, seniors, those who are not
candidates for porcelain, etc. Shaw is a master
of this techniuqe, and this is the course to see
on how and when to do this service.

Intro to CBCT Interpretation,
Part 1: Oral Cavity, Nasal Fossa,
Paranasal Sinuses
by Dr. Tony Mecham
This course focuses on CBCT interpretation
and discusses important concepts and suggestions for interpretation. The most common
fi ndings in the oral cavity, nasal fossa and
paranasal sinuses are all shown and explained,
as are anatomical variations.

Improving Case Acceptance
by Dr. Mark Murphy
Helping patients want what we know they
need drives the economic and reward engines
of our practices. Help patients have better
health, do more of the dentistry that fulfills
and stimulates you, and be more successful
in your practice. This course demonstrates
how to improve the educational value of the
examination experience and how to overcome
the "insurance entitlement" behavior that
patients often exhibit.

Email us your ideas for continuing ed courses
If you've got an idea for a CE course you'd like to offer, email Dentaltown's director
of continuing education, Dr. Howard M. Goldstein, at hogo@farranmedia.com.

by Howard M. Goldstein, DMD, director of continuing education, Dentaltown magazine

AUGUST 2018 // dentaltown.com

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Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Dentaltown August 2018