Lost in Translation: Communication, Consultation, and Collaboration with Medical Colleagues
This is a self-paced online CE course focused on effective communication and collaboration with medical colleagues for managing complex patient cases.
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Supporting Dental Professionals with a Behavioral Health Lens
Self-paced 1-hour course for dental professionals on behavioral health topics including burnout, substance use, and communication strategies.
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SPICE: NC Infection Control Curriculum for Dental Settings-
State-approved online infection control course for dental settings (SPICE) providing required NC .0206 certification.
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Linking the Importance of HPV Vaccination to Oropharyngeal Cancer Prevention – Oncology expertise relevant for dental practices
Increase awareness and acceptance of the HPV vaccine as a cancer prevention tool in dental practices.
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Pharmacology 101: Interesting and Useful Pharmacology!
This is a self-paced online CE course focusing on interesting and useful pharmacology for dental professionals.
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Unconscious Bias: Knowing What You Don’t Know
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)
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Documentation and Coding Made Easy
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)
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The Practice Side of Fluoride: Patient Education and Addressing Misinformation
Gain practical strategies for educating your patients about fluoride, offering clear and relatable explanations of its benefits while addressing misinformation. (1.25 CE Credits)
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Local Anesthesia and Analgesia
Review of local anesthetics and techniques to enhance patient comfort during and after dental procedures.
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Optimizing Patient Intake for Sedation Dentistry
Improve patient intake and assessment to identify medical, psychological and anesthesia risks for safer sedation dentistry.
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Treating Patients with Special Health Care Needs in Your Practice
Learn how to safely and confidently treat patients with special health care needs in private practice; practical strategies to reduce hospital reliance and improve access.
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Conversations About Over the Counter Oral Health Products
This self-paced course equips your team to confidently guide patient choices among OTC oral care products using trusted criteria like the ADA Seal of Acceptance.
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International Classification of Diseases for Dental Professionals
Learn how ICD diagnostic codes apply to dentistry, improving documentation, streamlining claims, and aligning with global health standards.
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Updates for Dentists Treating Medicare Beneficiaries
This course helps dental professionals who treat Medicare beneficiaries navigate the new CMS requirements for Medicare billing that took effect July 1, 2025.
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Assessment-Based CDT Program 2026 (books included)
Training course to ensure your dental team understands CDT codes and how to use them correctly; includes CDT 2026 reference kit and assessment-based certification.
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Assessment-Based CDT Program 2026 (books not included)
This ADA training program immerses learners in key coding concepts and the ADA Dental Claim form through real-world clinical scenarios to reduce claim rejections. (4 CE Credits).
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Clinical Practice Series Part 7)
Course addressing frequently asked questions about CDT codes with expert insight to clarify common areas of confusion. (1.25 CE Credits).
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The Future of Regenerative Periodontics
Learn nonsurgical regenerative periodontics to reverse gum recession, fill black triangles, and eliminate tooth sensitivity using a chairside injection. (1 CE Credit).
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Defending Community Water Fluoridation
Learn the basics of community water fluoridation, debunk myths, and become an effective local advocate to preserve this cost‑effective decay prevention tool.
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Ethical Considerations in Treating Children
One-hour presentation addressing ethical considerations when treating children from first visit until age of consent. (.5 CE Credits).