Dentaltown April 2018 - 18

CE update

What's New in Continuing Education?
We're releasing great new courses every week on Dentaltown. All these courses can be viewed on your iPad,
Android, and many other mobile devices. I'm looking forward to seeing you at the 15th annual Townie Meeting
this month! Now here's a look at some of the recently released CE courses.

The Townie Meeting 2017 Series
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. (But be sure to sign up for Townie
Meeting 2018!)

Composite Full-Mouth
Rehabilitations
the "dkdocterry" Way
by Dr. Terry Shaw
For the past 25 years, Shaw
has been doing composite bridges
with excellent success. Bridges provide
a great solution for post-ortho missing anterior teeth
until the patient is old enough for an implant, seniors
on a limited budget, or a fast solution for someone
waiting for bone healing and remodeling before more
definitive treatment.

Dental Implants: Tips and Tricks
by Dr. Cory Glenn
This course explores various
techniques for achieving predictable
results in direct restorative procedures.
Whether it's salvaging hopeless teeth
or restoring a quadrant of back-toback 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.

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 steel
crowns are explained and shown, as well as Wren's
process for using nitrous oxide, appropriate topical
anesthesia and local anesthesia.

From Ordinary to Extraordinary:
How to Create a Self-Managing Team ...
Recorded Live at Townie Meeting
by Paul Edwards
In this course, you will discover secrets to creating
game-changing mission and purpose statements that
will engage your team and get them to buy into the
practice's strategic goals. This course will give a clear
understanding of how this strategic process is the first
step toward transforming a good team and practice into
one that's truly extraordinary.

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

APRIL 2018 // dentaltown.com

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