Free Dental CE: Minimally Invasive Workflows for Better Treatment of Enamel Defects
Join us for a free live interactive online dental CE event focusing on minimally invasive workflows for better treatment of enamel defects.
20 events found.
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Forget the Plaster…Printing is the Future
Gone are the days of messing and inaccurate plaster and stone in dental offices. 3D printing not only is far more efficient and cleaner but it is more accurate and far more versatile.
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Top OSHA Violations of 2024 and 2025
Focus on the top OSHA violations seen over the past 12 months and provide solutions to prevent these from happening in your practice.
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The Surgical Mind of the GP – LIVE SURGERY
Join Dr. Engel LIVE as he performs a single implant immediate procedure using piezo-surgery to create a positive experience for patients with dental phobia.
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Free Dental CE: Move Ions, Move!
Armed with new clinical guidelines based on recent systematic reviews, clinicians must choose between the comfort of what they’ve always done and what can stop and reverse dental caries. It’s time to move from bonding to chemical fusion.
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Modern Adhesive Restorative Techniques
This CE webinar will deal with numerous aspects of comprehensive restorative aesthetic dentistry and efficient patient care in today’s dental practice.
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Materials and Methods that Work for the General Dentist
After this CE webinar, you will leave with practical knowledge of managing trauma in the GP practice setting that you can begin incorporating into your practice the very next day.
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Size Does Matter – Bur Selection for Minimally Invasive Restorative Outcomes
Join Dr. Lori Trost in this CE webinar to explore the importance of bur selection in achieving minimally invasive restorative outcomes. Discover the principles of minimal intervention and how to leverage new technology for better patient care.
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New and Amended CDT Procedure Codes for 2025
Explore the changes to CDT procedure codes in 2025, focusing on dental hygiene treatment planning.
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Direct and Indirect Posterior Solutions with Composite
Join the co-presenters in this CE webinar as they review cases from North and South America comparing uses of composite resin in their daily practice.
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A Step-by-Step Guide for General Practitioners
Learn how to perform comprehensive oral cancer screenings and simple biopsies in your practice to enhance patient care and obtain reimbursement.
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Stress-Free Techniques for Predictable, High-Quality Results
Explore strategies for simplifying Class II restoration processes with stress-free techniques for predictable, high-quality results.
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More Money – Less Time and Your Fastest Path to Minimally Invasive Dentistry
Learn how to maximize your people, your process, and your productivity in dentistry.
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Lasers, Artificial Intelligence, and Bone Regeneration
Explore the innovations of artificial intelligence and laser technology in dentistry.
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The Case for Fiber-Reinforced Bridges
Discover the benefits of fiber-reinforced bridges as an alternative to dental implants in this insightful course.
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The Pearls to Blend, Shape, Texture, and Polish Anterior Composites that Emulates Nature
This CE webinar will provide the pearls for the participants to achieve a higher level of composite artistry with results that can seamlessly replicate the esthetics of natural teeth or even rival the beauty of porcelain restorations.
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Technique for Immediate Placement
This CE webinar focuses on effective techniques for managing anterior implant aesthetics, specifically designed for general dentists.
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Temporary or Definitive Restoration?
This CE webinar will discuss which criteria needs to be met during immediate implant placement in the anterior region.
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How Safe is Your Office?
This 2 hour dental infection control CE webinar will help provide dental professionals with principles and practices effective in reducing the spread of harmful pathogens to patients and team members in the dental practice.
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Creating Life Like Restorations
Patients present to our offices almost daily with anterior teeth that need restorations, including ones that replace a portion of the tooth that is readily visible to the patient and others. In these cases, we can choose to restore the area with a direct or indirect restoration. Indirect restorations are managed often times by a ceramist, but direct restorations require a thorough knowledge of the material and the understanding of effective layering to achieve a restoration that blends in naturally with the sounding tooth structure.