Dentaltown November 2022 - 12

CE update
What's New in Dentaltown's Online CE
Principles of Visual Perception, Smile
Display and Functional Longevity
by Dr. Lane Ochi
This course focuses on a systematic approach using
classic concepts. Once we understand the foundational
concepts of tooth morphology, smile design and function,
then it's easier to add the details that make our restorations
aesthetically pleasing and long-lasting. Another CE
masterpiece from Dr. Ochi!
Dental Implants from Planning
to Restoration
by Dr. Charles Schlesinger
This is an 11-part comprehensive series of CE courses
on implants that was originally released individually.
You can now purchase this complete and comprehensive
series that covers all aspects of implants, including
treatment planning, surgery, grafting, immediate vs.
delayed loading, restorative, etc. The price for this
series is less than purchasing the courses individually.
Rapid Dentures: Predictable,
Effi cient, Profi table
by Dr. Joe Barker
For years, dentures have taken too much chair
time with very little predictability or profi tability. This
course will cover all areas of denture construction in
detail, beginning with the initial oral exam through
the post-insertion. Dentists will learn how to make
dentures predictable, how to be effi cient and how to
increase profi ts from dentures.
Simple Soft Tissue Biopsy
Techniques for the General
Practitioner or Specialist
by Dr. Bob Convissar
Performing soft tissue biopsies is
one of the simplest surgical procedures
to perform, yet general practitioners
perform only 17% of them. This
course gives viewers a simple fi vestep
plan for performing a biopsy,
from patient evaluation through
postoperative instructions.
by Howard M. Goldstein, DMD, director of continuing education
12 NOVEMBER 2022 // dentaltown.com
Cancerous Oral Diseases That Every
Dental Professional Should Know
by Deborah Levin-Goldstein
This course provides dental professionals with a
detailed understanding of common oral cancerous
diseases that may be seen clinically in a dental offi ce.
Oral and oral pharyngeal squamous cell carcinomas
are discussed as well as six additional conditions:
verrucous, squamous cell (skin), basal cell, adenoid
cystic and mucoepidermoid carcinomas, osteosarcoma
and melanoma. The etiologies, risk factors, clinical
manifestations, symptoms and treatment options for
these diseases are emphasized.
Clinical Considerations and
Troubleshooting Techniques for
Anterior and Posterior Crowns
by Dr. Robert Slauch
This course examines tips and tricks to increase
resistance and retention when short clinical crown preps
are apparent. Clinical recommendations you can use in
your practice to improve outcomes in your natural tooth
crown and bridge cases include proper biomaterial and
cement selection and whether to use posts.
Help Your Patients Thrive:
How To Get Started Identifying
and Treating Tongue Ties
by Dr. Richard Baxter
Untreated tongue- and lip-ties affect patients
and families you see every day in clinical practice. By
identifying and treating them, you can help your patients
thrive. This course explains how to assess, diagnose and
treat these common oral conditions with confi dence,
and provides new, practical ways to help you get started
helping your patients.
The Hall Technique for Excellent
Pediatric Dentistry
by Dr. Jeanette MacLean
The Hall technique is a revolutionary, evidence-based,
no-shot, no-drill option for the placement of stainless steel
crowns. This course explores atraumatic aesthetic options
for decayed anterior primary teeth using strip crowns with
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Dentaltown November 2022

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