Dentaltown May 2018 - 18

CE update

What's New in Continuing Education?
Townie Meeting was awesome! The CE lineup was top-notch (for an amazingly low price).
Join us again next year for excellent speakers and lively parties. Somehow, in the midst of all
that fun, we found time this past month to release outstanding online CE courses. Released
recently on Dentaltown ...
The Townie Meeting 2017 series contains
13 courses from the meeting's excellent speakers,
including Drs. Cory Glenn, David Hornbrook,
Art Volker, Bruce Baird, Anne Koch, Tarun
Agarwal, Mark Murphy, Steve Rasner and
Mac Lee. You can also enjoy courses from Vicki
McManus, Fred Joyal, Paul Edwards and Joleen
Jackson. Together, these courses provide 25 hours
of excellent education in both clinical dentistry
and practice management.
Everyone who attended Townie Meeting 2017
can access these courses for free. If you missed the
meeting, don't worry: It's only $295 to receive
these 25 hours of CE credits.

Real-World Direct Restorations
by Dr. Cory Glenn
This course explores techniques for achieving predictable results in direct restorative
procedures. Whether it's 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.

Pinhole Surgical Technique
by Dr. John Chao
This course discusses prevalence, etiology
and Miller classification of gingival recession.
This course covers the predictability and
effectiveness of the pinhole surgical technique
with Miller I, II and III recessions. Short videos
illustrate a synopsis of the surgical protocol,
and examples of long-term results are included.

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 findings in the oral cavity, nasal
fossa and paranasal sinuses are all shown and
explained, as well as anatomical variations.

Pediatric Dentistry:
Anesthesia, Pulp Therapy
and Stainless Steel Crowns
by Dr. Josh Wren
When the Affordable Care Act mandated
dental coverage as an essential health care benefit
for those 19 and younger, millions of pediatric
patients were added to 150,000 dental practices.
Treating children likely became a necessity for
your dental office. Pulp therapy and stainless
steel crowns are often considered complex
when performed on pediatric patients; this
course will alleviate any fear of the unknown
that leads to this misconception. Indirect
pulp therapy, pulpotomy and pulpectomy are
discussed, with emphasis on diagnosis and
technique. The procedural steps for stainless

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

MAY 2018 // dentaltown.com

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