Image interpretation is performed routinely. For most clinicians, the interpretation of common diseases such as dental caries and periodontal disease is rote; the imaging features have been seen many times over. When an abnormality, perhaps not seen since dental school days is identified, the task can be more challenging.
This course is available now for review by registered users to reprint their Certificates if needed. It has expired and can no longer be taken to achieve CE points or certificates.
Most patients who have periodontitis respond to routine management.
Management of Acute Pain in the Dental Office
Dental Emergencies: A Guide to the Treatment of Patients Requiring Urgent Care
Presented by Dr. Jacob K. Lee, this course addresses the core clinical and patient management issues in pediatric dentistry.
Infection Prevention & Control
Dental Caries Update: It’s About More Than Just Filling Holes
Practical Periodontics: What to Use, What to Say, What to Do
Medical emergencies are defined as any condition that if left untreated may lead to patient morbidity or mortality. However, if your definition of an emergency is any condition of a patient that raises your blood pressure or pulse rate - then you need to take this course!
There are ten different laser wavelengths currently on the USA market. Which wavelength is best suited for your patients’ needs and your practice style?
Join the largest online dental community for discussions on cases, practice management tips and continuing education.
This course offers practical and comprehensive guidance to help dental practices protect sensitive patient data through technology, processes, and people.
This comprehensive program equips general and pediatric dentists with the skills and knowledge to diagnose and manage straightforward orthodontic cases confidently.
This course explores the potential complications during implant and periodontal surgery and their management through the speaker's personal experience and in the light of the most recent high-level scientific evidence.
This course explores the emotional impact of grief on dental professionals, including patient loss, career transitions, and workplace challenges.
This course presents fundamental laboratory procedures used in fabricating tissue-supported complete dentures and emphasizes the wax try-in acceptance appointment as a critical step in delivering predictable outcomes.
This course outlines the steps for a general dentist to effectively screen and refer patients for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).
The benefits of buffering dental cartridges of commercially available local anesthetic solutions with sodium bicarbonate immediately before injection offers clinical benefits such as reduced injection pain, faster onset, and improved efficacy.
This interdisciplinary course explores the influence of nutrition on the oral microbiome.
