In this Module 3 of the 4 part series of the MATE act, we will discuss how to effectively manage intraoperative dental pain with local anesthesia. Achieving profound and effective local anesthesia is...
This course provides the building blocks to become a better prescriber and a better clinician when it comes to appropriate postoperative pain management.
This course discusses the medical peer-reviewed literature that shows the necessity for performing infant tongue tie releases.
This course presents important keys for complete denture success, including relevant laboratory steps for preparing the case for the wax try-in appointment.
This one-hour course delves into the intricacies of the dental insurance claim review process.
This course presents simplified techniques to refine the contours of the maxillary aesthetic wax rim to record positions of denture teeth; an explanation of what the vertical dimension of occlusion is.
This course goes into the second critical stage of digital marketing: social media. You’ll learn what works, what doesn’t, where to put your time, what to post and how often, and why consumers care so...
This series is a seven-hour continuum made up of four modules focused on minimal sedation and its protocols.
This course addresses the intraoral structures that are important to record in adequate edentulous final impressions. It also presents a simplified final impression technique for tissue-supported complete dentures.
Dental, Orthodontic, and Endodontic providers who have been affected by government orders or experienced reduced revenue due to the COVID-19 pandemic could be eligible for the Employee Retention Credit, which offers a maximum of $26,000 per employee.
On July 1, Google will turn off Universal Analytics, its current Google Analytics product, which means website owners will need to start using the company’s latest product, Google Analytics 4, if they...
Practical and concise techniques for clinical success when using cast gold restorations.
Did you know that more than 20% of hospital admissions are related to adverse drug reactions? Just because dentists prescribe less than 10% of all available drugs, your patients may be taking others from the 90% with which you are not familiar. Since polypharmacy is the norm, especially in the over 65 year old population, this course should be considered essential to every practice setting today.
This course highlights different types of common radiolucencies and includes an in-depth analysis of oral cancer. Learn how and when to biopsy a lesion.
Significant bias for use of CPAP therapy to manage obstructive sleep apnea has resulted in a polarized, “one treatment” approach.
The restoration process of anterior tooth veneers is shown in a complete case from analysis design to crown lengthening surgery. Learn the details of tooth preparation, bonding and revisit.
The essential elements to general practice and specialty floor plans (and their differences) that result in optimal productivity and minimal physical staff stress are discussed.
This course allows the general practitioner to survey the current landscape of medical and dental treatments for sleep apnea and decide how and if they want to evolve into this life saving arena.
By incorporating the Keys to Complete Denture Success into their workflows, dentists can increase their success with complete dentures.
This course will provide an overview of what Physical Therapy is and how a relationship with a PT could benefit your dental practice.
