Dentaltown March 2021 - 14

CE update

What's New in Continuing Education
March is here and spring is a time of renewal for all of us. So let's renew our knowledge of dentistry and check
out the CE offerings released on Dentaltown in the past month. Find all these courses and hundreds more at
dentaltown.com/ce.

Mastering Adult Minimal Oral Sedation
by Drs. Mark Donaldson and
Jason Goodchild

Fundamentals of Fixed Prosthodontics:
Occlusion Simplified
by Dr. Lane M. Ochi

Minimal adult sedation instruction is now available
online, exclusively on Dentaltown. This 10-part dental
CE series meets all state and provincial requirements
for topics and hours to apply for a minimal sedation
permit or recertification. Offering a total of 19.5 CE
hours, this series was specifically designed to meet the
guidelines of the ADA as described in its Guidelines for
the Use of Sedation and General Anesthesia by Dentists.

This presentation, a follow-up to " Fundamentals of
Fixed Prosthodontics, " presents time-saving tips for simple
single-unit restorations, rapidly prototyping an aesthetic
case, and completing a full-mouth reconstruction. This
course is a must for all restorative dentists.

Rapid Dentures: Predictable,
Efficient, Profitable
by Dr. Joe Barker

Oral health is integral to overall health. This program
focuses on the interactions between oral and systemic
health for various diseases and populations. It also
outlines the implementation of wellness concepts in your
practice in a doctor-directed, staff-led team approach.

For years, dentures have taken too much chair time
with very little predictability or profitability. This course
will cover all areas of denture construction in detail,
beginning with the initial oral exam through the post
insertion. Dentists will learn how to make dentures
predictable, how to be efficient and how to increase
profits from dentures.

From Simple Occlusal Adjustments
to Treating Occlusal Neurotics
by Dr. Barry Glassman
We've all dealt with a postrestorative complaint by
correcting a " high spot " that was inadvertently created
during the procedure. Almost without fail, a single
adjustment resolves the complaint.
We've also all dealt with patients who
were hyperaware of their occlusion.
This course is geared toward general
dentists who want to improve daily
occlusal adjustments in restorative
therapy and learn how to deal with
more complex occlusal issues.

Killer Smile? The Oral-Systemic
Connection
by Dr. Mia Geisinger

Managing TMD:
What Dentists Should Know
by Dr. Eric Schiffman
Trauma is the most common cause of pain-related
temporomandibular disorders (TMD). More than half
of trauma cases (61%) result from patients opening their
mouths too wide or too long. In this course, Schiffman
describes how to diagnose and manage your patients
with pain-related TMD using evidence-based methods.
You will be ready the next time your patient complains
of painful TMD during or after a dental procedure.

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

MARCH 2021 // dentaltown.com

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