Online Dental CE

Despite the growing need for full-arch dental treatments, less than 1% of eligible patients receive the care they require each year. The primary obstacle preventing patients from accessing these treatments is the high cost associated with them. In the past, efforts to make full-arch treatments more accessible to patients have involved reducing reliance on advanced technology and using less expensive, lower-quality materials. However, a groundbreaking approach that combines one of the strongest denture materials on the market, the leading stackable guide system, and a brand new fixed locator. This innovative hybrid solution leverages the most advanced dental surgical technology and one of the strongest denture materials on the market. This CE webinar will provide a comprehensive overview of both the laboratory and clinical aspects of a patient's case. Throughout the webinar, participants will gain insights into the clinical and surgical advantages of this cutting-edge hybrid approach to full-arch dental treatment. (read more)

Full arch cases are among the most challenging things we do as dentists whether they are implant cases or crown and bridge cases. There are so many factors that must be taken into account to achieve consistently ideal outcomes and it can be very difficult to control many of those factors using a traditional analog approach. A digital approach on the other hand, gives us the opportunity to incorporate so much more information reducing the chances of errors. The aim of this CE webinar is to show a fully digital approach that incorporates intraoral scanning, CBCT, facial scanning, photogrammetry, and 3D printing to achieve better results in less time than an analog approach.
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Dentin bonding and minimally invasive dentistry began with Dr. Takao Fusayama and his concepts of etching dentin and chemical bonding in 1978. This CE webinar will review a clinician’s experiences with the materials and techniques from 1986 to present day 2024. Clinical experiences of what has worked and has not worked in the past 38 years will be discussed and reviewed in this podcast. From the early days of dentin bonding to new injection molding with clear matrix systems will be reviewed and discussed in detail from a practicing clinicians’ perspective. (read more)