Dentistry has advanced tremendously in all fields with dentists being able to provide a wide array of clinical procedures. This advancement has been further accelerated by digital technology. However, at the core of dental procedures provided are your classic resin restorations, a treatment modality that is often overlooked and taken for granted. One often assumes that dentists have […]
Oral surgery procedures present routinely in a dental practice. Examples include basic extractions up to complex wisdom tooth extractions, socket preservation and crown lengthening. They can be intimidating to do and thus are often referred out. Our goal with this course is for you at the end to keep those procedures and treatments in your […]
Join Clinical Director, Dr. Leonard Hess, for our first live stream course of the New Year. Many dentists still struggle with diagnosing the TM joint and recording centric relation. The Dawson Academy’s philosophy around Complete Care Dentistry revolves around a proper, comprehensive patient examination and the accurate gathering of records. In this course, you’ll learn […]
Oftentimes the hygienist is the first producer in the dental office to meet and treat patients; they gather most of the diagnostic information before the dentist is introduced. Patients trust their hygienists and oftentimes ask for their “advice” on proposed treatment. It is therefore prudent that every hygienist recognize the signs and symptoms of the […]
Introducing a predictable, methodical approach to Repositioning teeth utilizing the same principles we already have for Reshaping and Restoring. This live online-event truly outlines all the sequential steps to implement Invisalign in the Complete Dentistry office. Attendees will raise their understanding of GP orthodontics to tackle more cases, obtain better results, and achieve increases of […]
What has been missing for many doctors are the details of how to go from the concept of “prosthetically driven treatment plan” to delivering comfort, function, health, and optimal esthetics for their patient. This course will cover the key steps in achieving predictable results with the most common scenarios general dentists face, 1’s, 2’s, and […]
The process of Complete Dentistry involves understanding the masticatory system of your patient. When followed correctly, a diagnosis and treatment plan can be created to provide optimal health within the masticatory system. This can include a combination of reshaping, repositioning, and restoring of teeth to fulfill the five requirements of a stable occlusion. Most of […]
This course will review the 3 pillars of partial denture design: support, stability and retention and how these principles relate to conventional partial denture fabrication. Various precision attachments will be reviewed along with a step-by-step process for fabricating a precision RPD with crown and bridgework.
When faced with a case that would benefit from gaining room by increasing the vertical dimension, what is the best approach for long term stability? Function and esthetics can be tremendously improved but how does it affect the TMJ’s and the muscles? This lecture will present a simplified and predictable approach to help plan and […]
One of the more attractive, lucrative, and advanced procedures to date in general dentistry is the concept of Immediate Conversions. Proper patient selection and planning are among a few of the important criteria for successfully fabricating a fixed-hybrid prosthesis. During this dental CE live stream course, we will lay out a systematic approach to help […]
Prosthetic treatment of adult patients often requires prior orthodontic preparation. As teeth are lost or worn down, they change their position. In order for the restorative treatment to be as predictable and as less invasive as possible and the treatment results to be as aesthetic as possible, prior orthodontic treatment is recommended. During the on-line […]
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