The goal of this lecture is to aid in understanding the tongue’s role in craniofacial development in early childhood and early adolescence and how that plays into (dys)function as adults. Additionally, the audience should learn practical ways to screen for tongue functional concerns, who, how, and why to refer and empower the practitioner to talk […]
One of the most misunderstood topics in dentistry is vertical dimension. Dentists simply do not understand the factors related to vertical dimension. And to make matters worse there are so many decisions to be made with regard to how much to open and when to do it. This webinar will help you understand where your […]
Fixed implant-supported prostheses are considered to be the highest state-of-the-art solution we can offer to our edentulous patients and to patients who have a failing dentition. However, failures of these prostheses are commonly seen, and not clearly understood. Violation of tooth position with respect to esthetics, phonetic and function is most often the cause, resulting […]
Radiographic interpretation is one of the cornerstones of dental education, but many dentists tend to forget the principles of detection of radiographic pathologies and their analysis and interpretation as they progress in their clinical practice. It is imperative to be able to recognize abnormalities on radiographic imaging to prevent unfavorable outcomes and treatment delays. With […]
Spots in the front teeth have been an esthetic problem for a significant number of people and the options to address it have been mostly invasive with a significant amount of tooth structure as a biological cost. In this course we will examine the causes of these unesthetic spots, the most common diagnoses, and establish […]
This session will delve into essential aspects of resin use in dentistry, emphasizing the significance of mastering resin skills. Topics covered include Invisible Class IV composites, reviewing exams for single discolored tooth cases in 2D/3D, techniques for masking a single discolored tooth, posterior adhesive restorations, composite resin veneers, and an injection molding case/technique. The speakers, […]
The Dawson Academy is designed to help you become a problem solver of masticatory system disorders. This requires a strong foundation in understanding the key relationships between airway/breathing/sleep disorders, temporomandibular disorders, and dental malocclusions. This session will discuss the cause and effect relationships, the signs and symptoms, evaluation, diagnosis and treatment. The goal is to […]
Students will learn communication tips and tricks between the referring dentist and specialist. One of the frequently expressed frustrations of Dawson graduates is working with the interdisciplinary team to achieve their desired goal. During this webinar we will review how to plan cases appropriately to successfully communicate to the specialist the overall treatment plan. Taking […]
The etiology of temporomandibular disorder (TMD) is multifactorial. It’s crucial for the restorative dentist to recognize “why” the patient is suffering from TMD during the treatment planning phase. This dental CE live stream course is designed to review the relationship between cervical vertebra and TMJ structure. Dr. Kim will demonstrate his practical method to recognize, […]
One of the 4 ways to create a stable occlusion is to restore teeth. In many cases, some type of porcelain restoration(s) is required. However, there are many instances where composite can be your best ally. Placing composite in certain areas to create ideal occlusal contacts or trying to determine the correct incisal edge position […]
Mastering the art of case acceptance is the magic ingredient that will unlock your potential to truly serve others with your education & clinical skills. Case acceptance allows you to experience the deep fulfillment of enhancing the quality of a person’s life. Learn a unique and effective approach to enrolling any dental treatment (from single […]
Many people feel that practicing Complete or comprehensive dentistry is an all or nothing venture, and thus only offer it to select patients for complex restorative plans. This course will go over techniques to be able to offer Complete Plans to far more patients in a minimally invasive, highly ethical manner. The result? Higher case […]
Monday – Friday:
9:00 am – 4:00 pm EST
Phone:
727.823.7047
ADA CERP is a service of the American Dental Association to assist dental professionals in identifying quality providers of continuing dental education. ADA CERP does not approve or endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry.
Concerns or complaints about a CE provider may be directed to the provider or to the Commission for Continuing Education Provider Recognition at ADA.org/CERP.
