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options is greater than ever.  This course
will give you an overview of the hottest
topics and clinical techniques in dentistry.      

Dental Implants From
Planning to Restoration:
Grafting With Sinus Elevation
and Ridge Augmentation
by Dr. Charles Schlesinger
The rationale behind sinus elevation
and ridge augmentation is discussed in this
CE course, along with the procedures that
help dentists be successful in providing this
type of treatment to patients. This course is
a must for anyone who's placing grafts for
implants or thinking about it.

COVID-19: What You
Need to Know
by Dr. Michael Glick
The COVID-19 pandemic is a disruptive
force that will change our personal and
professional lives for the foreseeable future.
We are trusted health care professionals,
and our patients will look to us for help and
guidance. This presentation will provide
information and data that will help oral
health care professionals alleviate fear and
parse facts from fiction.

Xerostomia: This Course Is
Anything But Dry!
by Dr. Mark Donaldson
A case-based update of the recognition,
diagnosis and evidence-based, systematic
approach to the treatment of xerostomia.
With an aging population retaining their
dentition and on multiple medications to treat
chronic diseases, this growing population
is one that oral health care practitioners
need the latest knowledge to treat. This
CE course provides exactly that.

Cysts That Every Dental
Professional Should Know   
by Deborah Levin-Goldstein,
RDH, MS   
Cysts may be commonly seen clinically
and radiographically in the oral region and, as

such, are imperative for dental professionals
to recognize and understand. The etiology,
clinical manifestations, symptoms and treatment options of common odontogenic and
nonodontogenic cysts as well as pseudocysts
are discussed.   

Food and Cancer:
A Review of the Research
by Dr. Pam VanArsdall
This course discusses findings from
research investigating the potential for
specific foods to help prevent cancer or to
decrease its growth and metastasis. The
discussion includes specific phytochemcials in foods that have been identified in
research as potentially chemo-preventive.
Current dietary recommendations from
the World Health Organization as well as
the American Institute for Cancer Research
will be reviewed.   

Simplify Composites
by Dr. Dennis Brown
Composite is not white amalgam;
composite requires isolation and visibility.
This course presents several straightforward
methods to obtain the needed prep isolation
and visibility.

The Psychology Behind
Why the Patient Says Yes or No
to Diagnosed Treatment
by Sean Field
Get your entire team on the same page by
building their case presentation confidence
and skill level with this in-depth treatment
coordination training. This course focuses
on how to easily increase your practice case
acceptance rates by exploring the patient's
human nature when dental treatment is
being presented to them in your office.   

Troubleshooting Dentures   
by Dr. Joe Barker   

This course will help eliminate these areas
and increase patient satisfaction by covering
all areas of denture construction.   

Improving Your Confidence
and Competence in Office
Oral Surgery: Atraumatic
Surgical Extractions, Flaps
and Splitting Teeth
by Dr. Jay Reznick   
This presentation covers important
oral surgery topics for the general dentist,
including management of patients on anticoagulants, antibiotic prophylaxis, design and
use of surgical flaps, handpieces and hand
instruments, surgical extractions, splitting
teeth, retrieving root tips, and atraumatic
extraction techniques.        

The Rubber Dam   
by Dr. Rok Stern   
This definitive course will show 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 any tooth for an endodontic
procedure and for all direct and indirect
restorative procedures.    

Endo for GPs: Better, Faster and
Safer Root Canals-Instrument
Separation, Obturation and More   
by Dr. Manor Haas   
In this practical course, you'll learn how
to perform root canals better, faster and
more safely. Many clinical tips and tricks
will be demonstrated both for novice and
experienced GPs who may want to perform
(more) root canals with less stress. Topics
discussed include instrument separation,
irrigation and obturation. n

Dentures have always been frustrating to
many dentists and patients. From the exam
through post-insertion of the dentures, there
are many pitfalls and troublesome areas.

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