Records and Treatment Planning Prior The temporary phase is the third phase in our treatment plan. At this point we’ve had the patient come in, and given them complete exam on that patient. Then we’ve taken the records we have our 2D treatment planning session, and then the 3D portion is the wax-up of that […]
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Discussion includes how this increases confidence in diagnosis and treatment planning and how it influences a better relationship with your patients.
Learn how to phase complex treatment plans with this series of steps! This webinar explores the necessary steps to complete a case for predictable results in regards to function, phonetics and esthetics. We will present 2 cases discussing how phasing treatment will result in less breakage and costly remakes.
In this webinar
In this one-hour webinar
Wonder why some crowns break while others don’t? Why a patient is experiencing pain, but it’s difficult to pinpoint the source? Why some patients exhibit excessive wear? During this course, Dr. Leonard Hess will uncover surprising (but common) reasons for clinical failures and a pathway to treatment predictability and patient satisfaction.
Dr. Leonard Hess at The Dawson Academy recaps key takeaways and learnings from 2020 live stream CE courses focused on making good dentists even better.
Dental CE: During this one-hour dental webinar
During this one-hour webinar
Many dentists spend decades wandering through the desert of insurance based “standard of care.” Most know there is a better way, but struggle with the WHY! Dr. Hess explains the path to a ‘better way’ for your patients and yourself. Learning Objectives: Explain how a complete examination can unlock unlimited potential in your practice Recall […]
Dawson Principle: Form follows Function In this dental webinar, join The Dawson Academy and our senior faculty members for a group conversation about the connection between diagnosis, functional stability, and esthetics. Discover how combining these elements results in the highest quality of patient care with rewarding outcomes. You’ll understand how our time-tested factors of occlusal […]
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