Dentaltown November 2020 - 16

CE update

What's New in Continuing Education
The end of the year is getting closer. Get your 2020 CE credits completed now, rather than waiting until the
last day! (And, yes, Dec. 31 is always our busiest CE day of the year here at Dentaltown.)

Fundamentals of Fixed Prosthodontics:
Occlusion Simplified
by Dr. Lane M. Ochi

the post-insertion. Dentists will learn how to make
dentures predictable, how to be efficient and how to
increase profits from dentures.

This presentation, a follow-up to Fundamentals of
Fixed Prosthodontics, presents time-saving tips for simple
single-unit restorations, rapidly prototyping an aesthetic
case, and completing a full-mouth reconstruction. This
course is a must for all restorative dentists.

How to Ensure the Highest Success Rate
for Your Implant Cases
by Dr. Michael Wehrle

Medication-Related Osteonecrosis
of the Jaw: Beyond BONJ
by Dr. Mark Donaldson
A case-based update on the recognition, diagnosis
and evidence-based, systematic approach to the treatment
of medication-related osteonecrosis of the jaw, including
its preventive measures and management strategies.

From Simple Occlusal Adjustments
to Treating Occlusal Neurotics
by Dr. Barry Glassman
We have all dealt with a postrestorative complaint
and corrected it by adjusting a "high spot" that was
inadvertently created during the procedure. Almost
without fail, a single adjustment resolves the complaint.
We've also all dealt with patients who were hyperaware
of their occlusion. This course is geared toward general
dentists who want to improve daily occlusal adjustments
in restorative therapy and learn how to deal with more
complex occlusal issues.

Rapid Dentures:
Predictable, Efficient,
Profitable
by Dr. Joe Barker
For years, dentures have taken
too much chair time with very little
predictability or profitability. This
course will cover all areas of denture
construction in detail, beginning
with the initial oral exam through

This CE course is designed to increase the success
rate of your implant cases by laying out a simplified
protocol for placing immediate implants, ridge splits
and sinus bumps, as well as the ideal restorative option,
screw-mentable crowns.

Occlusal Equilibration: The Basics
by Dr. Mike Racich
This course illustrates an evidence-based, simple
approach to occlusal equilibration. This technique is
both additive and subtractive. Treatment rationale(s)
and endpoints are discussed.

Treatment Planning and Restoring
Implants in the Aesthetic Zone
by Dr. John Nosti
From start to finish, see the what, why and how of
mastering implants in the aesthetic zone. Nosti discusses
the rationale behind material selection, achieving the
ideal shade match and the importance of setting up the
tissue for the definitive restoration, including the ideal
impression technique.

The Ultimate Guide to Dentistry's
Standard of Care
by Dr. John Dovgan
Every dentist wants to know what's expected for every
procedure they do and the parameters for the standard
of care. This four-part book is a bible for standards of
care and how not to get in hot water with the law while
performing dentistry. This is a must for all dentists and
their staff to keep their patients safe from harm-and
themselves safe from the law. 10 CE credits!

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

NOVEMBER 2020 // dentaltown.com

DT1120_CEUpdate_MM.indd 16

10/20/20 11:11 AM

http://www.dentaltown.com

Dentaltown November 2020

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Dentaltown November 2020