The UCSF 30th International Symposium in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery will present a lecture series on practical advances in clinical oral and maxillofacial surgery with clinically-relevant, evidence-based, curriculum that addresses...
This advanced course will discuss orofacial myofunctional disorders (OMDs), their causes, their symptoms, and how the dental team can identify and support patients who present with OMDs. Providers will be...
This live and interactive webinar reviews the science of disease transmission and updates and makes sense of the many dental safety recommendations considering bloodborne pathogens, COVID-19 and beyond. Standard and...
Clear aligner therapy is a treatment that can benefit many different patients, and there are various considerations for clinicians to keep in mind, working from nose to gut. This webinar...
Remineralization used to be as simple as "put some fluoride on it!" But is the array of products available today claiming “remineralization” pushing the limits of oral healthcare? In a...
Overview Please note your TIME ZONE! This Course is a Live Webinar and will be live-streamed: 7:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm CT, 5:30 pm MT, 5:30 pm AZ, 4:30 pm...
TITLE: Transform Your Dental Practice and Patient Experience in 90 days with OralSystemic Fitness! COURSE FEE: Complimentary Access CREDITS: This continuing education activity is designated for 1 credit DURATION: 1 hour followed by 30...
Unlock the full potential of your team! Join our expert-led webinar to discover how to cultivate a world-class team by developing the talents your staff already have. You’ll learn how...
Webinar Description The presentation is designed to give dentists and hygienists who administer local anesthesia an update on some newer concepts including buffering agents, intranasal tetracaine and long-acting injectables. The...
Clenching: How it Relates to Periodontitis and Periimplantitis Live, Interactive Webcast Continuing Education Course - 3 Hours Credit Instructor: Dr. Kenneth Colerick, D.D.S. Course Description: We are not curing periodontal disease....
