Unconscious bias seeps into decisions that affect recruitment, retention, hiring, access to healthcare, banking, housing, education, the justice system, providing services, interpersonal interactions and outcomes in ways that can disadvantage both individuals and groups of people. (1 CE Credit)
This course dives into the most common coding and clinical documentation mistakes, offering practical strategies to avoid them and enhance your storytelling. Learn why record specificity is vital for both compliance and accuracy, and discover solutions. (1 CE Credit)
Gain practical strategies for educating your patients about fluoride, offering clear and relatable explanations of its benefits while addressing misinformation. (1.25 CE Credits)
This course reviews local anesthetics and techniques to enhance patient comfort during and after dental procedures, emphasizing effective, compassionate pain control as a core clinical skill. (1 CE Credit)
Learn how to improve your patient intake and assessment process to better identify medical, psychological and anesthesia risks, leading to safer, more confident care. (1 CE Credit)
Learn how to safely and confidently treat patients with special health care needs in private practice. This course offers practical strategies to reduce hospital reliance and improve access—while finding fulfillment in compassionate care. (1 CE Credit)
With thousands of OTC oral care products on the market, patients often feel overwhelmed. This self-paced course equips your team to confidently guide product choices using trusted criteria like the ADA Seal of Acceptance. (1 CE Credit)
Learn how ICD diagnostic codes apply to dentistry. This course explains code structure, purpose, and practical use in dental practice—helping you improve documentation, streamline claims, and align with global health standards. (1 CE Credit)
This course helps dental professionals who treat Medicare beneficiaries navigate the new CMS requirements for Medicare billing that took effect July 1, 2025. (1 CE Credit)
As the source of dental procedure codes, the ADA has answered thousands of members’ coding questions over the years. Based on this experience, the ADA created this training course to ensure your dental team understands CDT codes and how to use them correctly…
This training program from the ADA — the official source of dental procedure codes — immerses learners in key coding concepts and the ADA Dental Claim form through real-world clinical scenarios. Be assured that your dental team can use the codes correctly and reduce claim rejections. (4 CE Credits)
This course is designed to address the most frequently asked questions surrounding CDT codes in dental practices. The session focuses on real-world questions submitted by dental professionals, offering clarity and expert insight into common areas of confusion. (1.25 CE Credits)
Discover the future of regenerative periodontics! Learn to reverse gum recession, erase black triangles, and end tooth sensitivity—all with a nonsurgical injection. (1 CE Credit)
Stand up for science and smiles! Learn the basics of water fluoridation, debunk common myths, and become an effective advocate in your community. Help preserve this proven, cost-effective tool for preventing tooth decay.
This one-hour presentation addresses ethical considerations and issues that may arise when treating children from their first visit to a dental office until they reach the age of consent. (.5 CE Credits)
Focusing on single implants affected by peri-implantitis, this course provides a comprehensive understanding of implant maintenance procedures. (1 CE Credits)
Gain a comprehensive understanding of implant maintenance procedures, with a focus on full-arch removable implant-supported dentures. (1 CE Credit)
This engaging session invites dentists and their entire teams to go behind the scenes with the Current Dental Terminology (CDT). (1 CE Credit)
Discover the fascinating history behind the CDT Code, gain a clear understanding of its structure, and learn how it is maintained and updated. (1 CE Credit)
Learn how to adapt your dental practice to better support patients with Alzheimer’s disease. This course covers key communication strategies and practical techniques to provide compassionate, effective oral care tailored to their unique needs. (1 CE Credit)
An evidence-based framework will be presented to help answer important patient questions around constructing an oral care routine for optimizing oral health.
Dental hygiene is the second largest and only other production center beyond the doctor in dental practices. Yet, the dental hygiene department has been marginalized to a large degree in regard to reaching potential for practice production.
This course provides dental team members with information on identifying caries-causing factors and assessing a patient’s risk for developing dental caries.
This course introduces the dental professional to the important role of fluoride in the prevention and control of dental caries. Systemic and topical forms of fluoride delivery are discussed as options for the majority of patients, and professional forms of fluoride delivery are discussed as sometimes-necessary measures for high-risk or caries-active patients.
This course establishes the concept of erosive tooth wear (ETW) as a distinct condition from caries and a public health issue with increasing prevalence. It includes discussions on various types of tooth wear and preventive measures.
This course introduces the dental professional to the concept of oral health promotion and education as a means of preventing caries.
This course seeks to evaluate the effectiveness of implant surface decontamination therapies for treatment of peri-implant disease.
Caries Process, Prevention, and Management: Demineralization/Remineralization
This course introduces dental professionals to the importance of caries diagnosis in preventing dental disease and its vital connection to treatment planning.
This course prepares oral health care professionals to review current scientific evidence-based literature on how oral nicotine pouches impact oral health, oral disease and systemic health, to ensure this information is effectively communicated and disseminated to patients through patient education.
Join Dr. Joy D. Void-Holmes in this insightful webinar as she uncovers the complexities of implicit bias and offers actionable strategies for recognizing and reshaping these biases to foster a more equitable healthcare environment.
In a world where more and more patients are on GLP-1 drugs for weight management, dental practitioners need to be prepared to address dental side effects and possible complications in delivering dental care in these populations.
Learn about the oral health challenges faced by older adults and discover minimally invasive approaches to prevent and manage oral diseases through early intervention and emerging technologies.
This course reviews common substance use disorders and how to manage patients with SUD undergoing dental treatment, covering treatment planning, medications, and safety considerations.
The purpose of this webinar is to educate participants in soft tissue laser applications in clinical settings. The presenter reviews the techniques, precautions, and contradictions associated among healthy and special needs patients emphasizing the dos and don’ts and safety concerns.
This course will provide a comprehensive overview of post-extraction site management, focusing on the selection and application of biomaterials for optimal clinical outcomes.
The “Pediatric Clinical Care: Practical Insights and Case-Based Discussions” course offers oral healthcare professionals an in-depth understanding of pediatric dentistry, emphasizing practical applications in clinical settings.
Join Dr. Cameron Shahbazian for a webinar that addresses handling team dynamics and conflicts in the workplace effectively. Understand the key factors in building successful teams and fostering a positive workplace culture.
Dental professionals, like us, are seen as trustworthy sources for oral health information for our patients. Caries and periodontal disease are largely preventable; however these oral diseases continue to affect the population. Of particular importance is the use of oral health products with bioactive elements to provide therapeutic benefits, as the burden of preventable oral diseases persists despite advancements in the science of oral care product formulation.
Join us for an engaging webinar on how to prepare for the unique technological expectations of Gen Z in the workplace.
Join us for a workshop on improving communication in the workplace. Learn how to handle difficult conversations and address conflicts effectively.
Learn to effectively screen patients and navigate post-cancer treatment in this informative webinar about the rising challenge of oral cancer.
Practice Management Series: Anatomy of Buying a Practice: A Beginners Start
In this course, Dr. Justin Chi demonstrates how to elevate chairside restorations using advanced staining, glazing, and finishing techniques for monolithic restorations.
In this course, Dr. Danielle Brown provides a practical overview of veneer preparation techniques from no-prep, minimal-prep and traditional-prep veneers with step-by-step protocols.
In this course Dr. Danielle Brown offers practical guidance on veneer temporization and bonding techniques to improve patient comfort and clinical outcomes.
In this course, Dr. Jinny Bender guides clinicians through the essential steps for delivering monolithic zirconia restorations with confidence.
Master the art of patient dialogue from initial consultation to overcoming treatment hesitation.
In part one of this course, Dr. Timothy Kosinski presents practical protocols for selecting and using both resorbable and non-resorbable sutures, along with hands-on demonstrations of various suturing techniques and their clinical applications in dental implant preparation.
In part two of this course, Dr. Timothy Kosinski demonstrates atraumatic extraction techniques and discusses their clinical benefits in implant site development.
Enhance your skills in treatment planning for single-unit implants with Dr. Taylor Manalili's expert guidance.
In this course, Kathy Bassett will thoroughly explore the key pharmacological properties influencing profound anesthesia. Participants will review the latest guidelines for local anesthetic dosing and labeling to ensure safe usage. Additionally, the course introduces the concept of buffering local anesthetics, highlighting its benefits for both patients and clinicians.
This course offers an in-depth look into clear aligner orthodontic therapy, emphasizing both theoretical understanding and practical application.
This course outlines three key topics related to dental anesthesia, focusing on the maxilla and techniques for effective local anesthesia.
Understanding HIPAA is essential for every healthcare provider and staff member.
Keep abreast of the latest FDA-approved dental materials and procedures developed to hopefully produce improved patient outcomes.
Viva Learning™ is an industry-wide dental continuing education platform providing free CE accredited content through the Internet.
Join us for a Free Live Interactive Online Dental CE on Minimally Invasive Workflows for Better Treatment of Enamel Defects presented by Dr. Kiran Shankla.
This CE webinar explores the advanced radiographic evaluation and planning of zygomatic and pterygoid implants through the use of wide-frame CBCT imaging.
Zirconia and Lithium Disilicate are the 2 most popular current materials for crowns in the US. This CE webinar discusses the proper treatment methods for these materials before cementation, covering techniques and protocols specific to each material.
Part ten of the webinar series 'Learning From Our Mistakes' will feature Dr. Standridge as he shares how clinical photography has transformed his orthodontic, airway-focused, and general dentistry practice.
An engaging, evidence-based CE webinar exploring the science behind remineralization and comparing the efficacy of fluoride with emerging alternatives.
Discover the next generation of esthetic restorative materials that combine clinical efficiency with exceptional aesthetics in dental procedures.
Explore digital technology advancements enhancing aesthetic and restorative dentistry with jaw motion tracking.
Take your patient care to the next level by incorporating materials that do more than just ‘fill’ or ‘seal’ teeth. This course explores the powers of glass ionomer restoratives.
This CE webinar covers the essential role of temporary restorations in enhancing successful outcomes in indirect restorative dentistry, focusing on techniques for ideal crowns, bridges, and veneers.
Periodontal remission represents a new clinical benchmark for long-term stability. This evidence-based CE webinar empowers dental professionals to integrate precision assessment, inflammation control, and patient-centered home-care strategies to manage periodontally involved patients effectively.
Join Dr. Ron Kaminer in a CE webinar that breaks down common pitfalls in direct adhesive dentistry and offers simplified solutions for successful outcomes.
Part two of this CE webinar series addresses the critical phases of implementation and evaluation in dental hygiene processes.
Dr. Rene Ghotanian discusses how implantology can learn from aviation, focusing on safety protocols, technology, and patient outcomes.
This one-hour CE webinar will explore the science behind bulk universal composites and provide practical clinical techniques for anterior and posterior restorations.
This CE webinar will guide clinicians through a modern, evidence-based approach to creating beautiful composite veneers using the injection molding technique.
Unsightly congenital enamel defects from molar incisor hypomineralization (MIH) and trauma can be troublesome for many patients. This CE webinar will review tips and tricks to manage these enamel defects with resin infiltration.
Zirconia has established itself as one of the most versatile and reliable materials in contemporary restorative dentistry. With advancements in CAD/CAM technology and speed-sintering protocols, zirconia restorations have become more efficient and predictable than ever before - particularly for implant-supported prosthetics.
Achieving profound local anesthesia is one of the most critical—and sometimes most challenging—steps in clinical dentistry. This dynamic, multimedia CE webinar provides an up-to-date review of local anesthetic agents and techniques in 2025, focusing on practical approaches to make achieving profound anesthesia more consistent and efficient.
Discover how silver diamine fluoride can be effectively integrated into general dentistry practices, enhancing patient care and outcomes without compromising aesthetics.
This CE webinar will focus on the clinical use of bioactive composites, emphasizing bonding, and placement strategies that lead to predictable restorative outcomes.
This CE webinar provides a comprehensive overview of dental trauma in children. It covers the various types of injuries affecting primary and immature permanent teeth.
This CE webinar is about real dentistry for real patients by a real dentist! Dr. Glazer will present a potpourri of materials and techniques for patients that present with caries and broken teeth that will make your day at the office easier and more productive. The webinar will focus on adhesive restorations and crown and bridge solutions.
Join us for a dynamic webinar that dives into today’s leading materials for chairside restorations, focusing on achieving both exceptional esthetics and durability.
As dentistry continues to evolve, advances in surgical equipment and long term management are improving the way implant workflows are executed. This CE webinar will review new solutions in surgical equipment and non-surgical implant management that improve efficiency, outcomes, and overhead.
