Online Dental CE

This CE webinar has been designed to expose clinicians to state-of-the-art concepts related to full-arch immediate reconstruction and much more. Participants will be introduced to proven surgical, laboratory, and restorative protocols which improves both surgical and restorative accuracy through a standardized approach using CBCT, advanced 3-D planning combined with the latest digital workflows including 3-D printing and photogrammetry applications. This didactic webinar will illustrate various clinical procedures including immediate extraction, bone reduction, immediate placement of implants via “diagnostic-freehand” and “full-template guidance” with a uniquely fabricated surgical guides as defined by Ganz and Rinaldi. These treatment protocols, based in sound diagnosis and treatment planning conventions allow clinicians to achieve true, restoratively-driven implant reconstruction and enhanced through advances in technology. (read more)

This CE webinar will explore the science and clinical applications of Laser-Activated Irrigation (LAI) using Er:YAG laser technology. LAI represents a paradigm shift in endodontic treatment, offering superior cleaning and disinfection capabilities compared to traditional methods. The webinar will explore the unique mechanism of LAI, its advantages in navigating complex root canal anatomies, and its impact on clinical outcomes. Attendees will comprehensively understand LAI protocols, laser tip selection, and energy settings for optimal results. (read more)

Socket Preservation is becoming a standard of care after dental extraction. Preservation of the ridge is important not only for dental implant surgery but for the long term health and well being of both tooth and ridge supported prosthetics. In this CE webinar, we give a high yield review of the technical considerations and graft selections available today. The goal is for the clinician to confidently discuss and integrate this effective and rewarding procedure into their practices. (read more)

Direct resin posterior restorations can be challenging to blend with the surrounding tooth structure for several reasons ranging from discoloration of underlying tooth structure that can result when replacing an old amalgam that stained the dentin, teeth discolored due to tetracycline or other things related to when the tooth developed, tooth shades that do not fit standard Vita shades, to enamel and dentin that varies in shade on the tooth. Luckily, advances in restorative composite materials have allowed development of single shade resin materials for direct restorations, offering a simpler process using fewer materials to achieve excellent aesthetics that blends with the surrounding tooth. In this CE webinar, the benefits of using a universal shade composite to simplify direct resin restorations for use for Class I and II restorations, Class V restorations and core buildups will be discussed. (read more)