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CE update

What's New in Continuing Education?
Renew your knowledge of dentistry by
checking out these CE offerings, which were
released recently on Dentaltown.com:

Mastering Posterior Dentistry
by Dr. John Nosti
 This course is designed to increase
proficiency in both partial- and full-coverage
indirect restorations. It covers in detail topics
related to insurance coverage and changing
patient appointments from "just a filling" to
indirect restorations. Produce more Monday
morning!

Introduction to Dental Implants
by Dr. Charles Schlesinger
This course, Part 1 of a 12-part comprehensive
series of courses on implants that will be released
on dentaltown.com, details the world of dental
implants. Discussion includes the principles of
why dentists need to incorporate this treatment
into their practices, and the different types of
implants and treatment available. 

Guided Surgery, Ridge Splitting
and Sinus Lifts for Success in
Implant Surgery (Recorded live at
the Cad Ray Symposium)
by Dr. Jay Reznick
Dr. Jay Reznick goes into details on
how to split the ridge to increase bone for
implants, and when and how to use BMP.
He a lso d iscu sses t he protocol when
a bone graft fails, and provides information
and videos about how to perform sinus
lifts. Reznick shows how guided surgery
makes implant placement more predictable
and more efficient, as well as how to use
guided implant stents.

Micro-Osteoperforation:
Orthodontic Acceleration
Becomes Mainstream
by Dr. Bruce McFarlane
The science behind micro-osteoperforation
is well-established, and its clinical usefulness
has also been well-studied and confirmed.
It's now at the "tipping point" of becoming a
mainstream, routine procedure for a variety
of orthodontic applications. This course
reviews the evolution of the system, the biology
behind it, the logistics of its use and its clinical
applications.

Next Level Endodontics:
Instrumentation, Trends
and Transitions
by Dr. Martin Trope and
Dr. James G. Hupp
 RaCe NiTi files have unique properties
that increase their flexibility, increase resistance
to fracture and decrease the "screw-in" effect.
There is a large variety of files to support any
instrumentation philosophy; this presentation
offers two sequences that predictably reach
apical sizes appropriate for the Next Level
philosophy without excessive taper of the
coronal two-thirds of the canal.

Implant Challenges-
Creative Solutions
by Arian Deutsch, CDT
Implant restorative challenges can be
difficult for the dental team and the implant
patient. This course focuses on some such
challenges and some creative solutions that are
making what was once impossible a reality. Tools
to achieve aesthetic restorative outcomes for
challenged implant cases will also be discussed.

Earn CE credits-online, anytime
Increase your brain power with Dentaltown's online CE
courses. Visit dentaltown.com/onlinece.

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

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