Dentaltown August 2019 - 18

CE update

What's New in Continuing Education
August is now here, and for a lot of us that means the last month of the summer ... and probably the last month
of 2019 you'll be able to watch CE on your mobile devices out by a pool or patio! That's right: Dentaltown CE is
available on iPhones, iPads and other portable devices. Now, here's a look at some of our latest courses.

Principles of Predictable
Full-Mouth Rehabilitation
by Dr. Cory Glenn

See What You Can Do with Composite
by Dr. Terry Shaw

This course goes through all aspects of the process
of full-mouth rehabilitation to make it predictable for
every restorative dentist. Discussion includes how to
plan it, the various steps, how to prep segmentally,
etc. This course is a must for every restorative dentist.

Silver Is the New Black: Improving Your
Practice with Silver Diamine Fluoride
by Dr. Jeanette MacLean
Silver diamine fluoride is a revolutionary approach
to combating caries in an effective, noninvasive manner.
Discover the history and science behind this powerful
oral medicine that recently received the prestigious
FDA "breakthrough therapy" designation and learn
how to successfully incorporate this caries management
treatment into your clinical practice.

Less Is More: Minimally Invasive Cosmetic
Treatment Options for Enamel Defects
by Dr. Jeanette MacLean
Another course by the same great author! MI Paste,
Icon Resin Infiltration and etch/bleach seal can improve-
or even completely reverse-the appearance of congenital
enamel defects and white spot lesions while preserving
tooth structure and repairing the patient's natural enamel.
Learn three simple, painless and minimally invasive
treatment options that can increase
patient satisfaction and attract new
patients to your practice.

In this course, Shaw presents various cases showing
everything from full-mouth composite rehabs to composite
bridges and some out-of-the-box restorations. Opening
occlusion with the Dahl Technique is also discussed.

GPs: Best Suited for Orthodontics?
by Dr. Dan German
This course describes many reasons why the GP office
is a wonderful place for patients to receive orthodontic
care. This course outlines a formalized method of
support, communication and education between GPs
and an orthodontic specialist collaborative platform.
Easy-to-understand rules of thumb for the inexperienced
dentist to guide in choosing patients with the most
predictable problems to treat are provided.

Periodontal Plastic Surgery:
When to Graft and Techniques
by Dr. Hana Hobbs
This course covers periodontal plastic surgery
procedures including soft-tissue grafting around teeth
and implants and before crown and bridge. Descriptions
are given for the Miller classification system of gingival
recession, as well as the new classification system
according to the American and European academies of
periodontology. This course covers which types of coverage
to anticipate with recession defects. Different types of
grafting procedures are also discussed. Ridge defects are
also covered, describing the Seibert classification defect.
An instructional video describing the actual procedure
of connective tissue grafting on the facial of teeth #24
and #25 with a frenectomy is included.

What CE courses do you want to see?
Which CE courses are missing from Dentaltown's extensive lineup?
Leave your "asks" in the comments under this article at dentaltown.com/magazine
or email Dr. Howard M. Goldstein at hogo@farranmedia.com.

by Howard M. Goldstein, DMD, director of continuing education, Dentaltown magazine

AUGUST 2019 // dentaltown.com

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