CDDS

Bone Regeneration around teeth and implants:  Principles, Techniques, and Materials The ideal treatment outcome of periodontal therapy is to regenerate the supporting structures of the teeth.  With the increasing prevalence of peri-implantitis, guided tissue regeneration principles are also being used to treat peri-implant disease.  This lecture will review the basic principles of periodontal guided tissue regeneration, including an overview of techniques and materials for both tooth and implant applications.  Participants will leave with an understanding of the most current evidence-based…

Creating a Happier, Healthier and Higher Performing Culture!” By Judy Kay Mausolf In the morning session, Judy Kay will bring to life key concepts and competencies – both physical and emotional – that empower individuals and engage teams to improve performance. You will learn methods to improve communication, collaboration and reduce stress that will get your team happier, healthier and higher performing! Building a high performing team results in business success.  Success is measured by a healthy bottom line, united leadership and…

This review of Cone Beam CT and 2D digital imaging in dentistry course will be an overview of contemporary dental radiographic imaging approaches both 2D and 3D. We will discuss some common manipulations/filters, enhancements, and pitfalls associated with digital 2D dental radiography in a manner you can directly apply in your practice. We will also discuss the basics of Cone Beam CT for any dental professional with the aims of: Understanding the machine and “what buttons to push,” Comprehending the…

This course will discuss the types of orthodontic cases that can be treated using Invisalign, an orthodontic technique that utilizes a series of computer-generated clear aligners to straighten teeth. Learn strategies for case selection, treatment planning and case monitoring using ClinCheck Software for treatment planning.

This course will discuss ways to create beautiful restorations that will last because aesthetics and occlusion should go hand in hand. The objective of this lecture is to present a predictable and systematic approach to occlusion and aesthetic restorations that will enable clinicians to achieve consistent quality results. By performing a thorough diagnosis of the occlusion prior to treatment planning it will allow clinicians to avoid future complications and costly failures.