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Monday Morning & Afternoon Half Day Seminars
DENTAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN PROGRAM
ARIAN DEUTSCH, C.D.T.
Course: 4190
Tuition: $45.00
Recommended for: D, H, A, R, S, E, G
DIGITAL WORKFLOWS FOR FULL-ARCH
IMPLANT REHABILITATIONS
In this seminar, learn to successfully integrate and combine digital
and analog workflows for full arch implant rehabilitation. The clinician
covers fast and efficient ways to incorporate digital design and 3D
printing into several prosthetic solutions. Custom trays for fully edentulous
cases and tools that can be intra-orally scanned and printed to
aid in reaching predictable goals. Lastly, we will look at unique implant
solutions and apply these tools when we return to the office.
Learn:
* digital and analog clinical workflows
* digital and analog technical workflows
* unique implant rehabilitations
9:45 - 12:45
3 CEUs
ARIAN DEUTSCH, C.D.T.
Course: 4200
Tuition: $45.00
Recommended for: D, H, A, R, S, E, G
DIGITAL WORKFLOWS FOR FULL
ARCH IMPLANT REHABILITATIONS
How to successfully integrate and combine digital and analog workflows
for full arch implant rehabilitations. We will cover fast and efficient
ways to incorporate digital design and 3D printing into a number
of prosthetic solutions. Custom trays for fully edentulous cases, as
well as tools that can be intra-orally scanned and printed to aid in
reaching predictable goals. Lastly, we will take a look at how these
tools can be applied to some very unique implant solutions.
Learn:
* successfully integrate bar sleeve solutions into your practice
* clinical steps in fabricating a bar sleeve case
* benefits of bar sleeve cases
Support for these programs are provided by
2:00 - 5:00
3 CEUs
GORDON J. CHRISTENSEN LECTURE SERIES
GORDON J. CHRISTENSEN, D.D.S., M.S.D., Ph.D.
Course: 4210
Course: 4215 (AM & PM)
Tuition: $275.00
Tuition: $515.00 (AM & PM)
Recommended for: D, H, A, L, S, E
THE BEST CROWNS FOR 2021
Are you placing the most acceptable crowns? The crown revolution of
the past decade is stabilizing! PFM and cast gold alloy are nearly deadunfortunately!
Should you still be using them? We have in-vivo clinical
research on crowns - 22 years on zirconia-based, and 11 years on fullzirconia
and lithium disilicate. Which are best? Are the new " esthetic
zirconias " as acceptable as the former full-strength ones? Are digital
scanners mandatory and better than elastomers? Should you have a
scanner? Techniques, materials, devices, and technologies related to
crowns will be shown and discussed.
Learn to:
* list and compare the indirect crown restoration now available
* discuss current crown techniques, and the materials necessary for
them
* decide if you need to change the crown types you are using
* implement the respective changes into your practice
9:00 - 12:00
3 CEUs
GORDON J. CHRISTENSEN, D.D.S., M.S.D., Ph.D.
Course: 4220
Tuition: $275.00
Recommended for: D, H, A, L, S, E
RESCUING TEETH IN 2021
Implants have discouraged some dentists from trying to save significantly
broken-down teeth. But after 30 years of implant observation,
we are finding they too fail after some years of service. It is time to
use every available technique and material to save natural teeth. This
practical presentation includes criteria for saving a tooth; direct and
indirect pulp capping; endodontic success; the necessity of posts and
pins; best bonding agents; strong and proven build-up materials to
restorations.
Learn:
* criteria for saving a tooth
* why saving a tooth is highly desirable
* techniques to save broken-down teeth
* to implement this information into your practice
2:00 - 5:00
3 CEUs
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