complete dentures from initial diagnosis to final delivery 2 days of lecture & 2 days of clinical tuition:$3,895 clinical session on manikin or clinical session on your patient course duration: 4 days 50 hrs ce credits DATE: TBA REGISTER
Description:This denture course is designed for general dentists
to review basic removable prosthodontic principles and techniques so that the dentist will have a higher level of confidence when making his/her next set of complete dentures, and don't let complete dentures cases become a nightmare. Understanding where the teeth need to be esthetically, functionally and phonetically is paramount for success whether it be conventional complete dentures, immediate dentures or a setup try-in for an implant-supported prosthesis. Through case examples and hands-on exercises, doctors will learn a step by step process for fabricating predictable and comfortable complete dentures. Bring a edentulous patient for the clinical session or practice on the manikin.
Learning Objectives:
- Examine the anatomy to support a complete denture
- Impression techniques for conventional complete dentures
- Appropriately contour wax rims
- Determine the vertical dimension
- Record centric relation with wax rims
- Understand complete denture occlusion
- Communication techniques with the laboratory
- Key steps for the delivery of comfortable denture
- Help patients understand the value of complete dentures as interim prostheses
- Transition a patient with a failing dentition
- Clinical Techniques A-Z
- Establishing Correct Vertical Dimension
- Establishing Correct Occlusal Position
- Occlusal Options
- Material Selection
- Achieving Optimal Esthetics
- Shade Selection
- Post OP Checks
- Troubleshooting Tips
- Much More!
Fixed partial dentures from a - z 2 days of lecture & 2 days of clinical clinical sessions are on the manikin tuition:$3895 course duration:4 days 50 hrs of ce credits DATE: TBA REGISTER
Description: This hands-on course designed to enhance your clinical skills in Fixed Partial Denture (FPD) therapy. This comprehensive training will guide participants through the essential phases of FPD treatment, combining evidence-based instruction with practical exercises.Whether you're new to FPDs or looking to refine your technique, this course will equip you with the confidence and knowledge to deliver functional, esthetic, and long-lasting restorations.
Leaning Objectives:
- Learn how to assess clinical and radiographic criteria
- Evaluate abutment suitability
- Select the ideal prosthetic design for individual cases
- Understand and apply proper reduction guidelines
- Margin design to ensure longevity
- Biomechanical success of the prosthesis
- Explore techniques for fabricating strong, esthetic, and biologically compatible temporaries
- Hands-on practice with both traditional and contemporary impression material
- How to capture accurate and detailed margins and tooth preparations
- Review protocols for provisional and final cementation
- Cement selections
- Identify different types of FPDs, including traditional, cantilever, and resin-bonded.
- Demonstrate the ability to assess patients for FPD suitability
- Perform tooth preparation techniques for abutment teeth
- Recognize various materials used in FPD fabrication, such as ceramics, and metals
- Evaluate the properties and indications of each material type
- Learn principles of FPD design
- Understand the workflow between the dental office and laboratory for FPD fabrication
- Communicate effectively with dental technicians regarding design specifications
- Discuss maintenance and care of fixed partial dentures
- Much More!
Dental Assistant Remediation $2500 DATE: TBA REGISTER
Join this course to learn and gain clinical remediation in the following areas:
- Dental Record Keeping
- Infection Control
- OSHA Standards
- Medical History
- Vital Signs
- Dental Materials Radiology Techniques & Interpretation
- Oral Pathology
- Clinical Practice
- Dental Office Procedures
- Instrument Care & Maintenance
- Posture & Positioning
- Dental Specialties
- Dental Assistant Clinical Lab
- Management of Emergencies
- Risk Management
Orthodontic Dental Assistant Program $3695 (Course Duration: 4 Weeks) 42 hrs of ce credits DATE: TBA REGISTER
Gain relevant experience and knowledge from our lectures by practicing these skills:
- Taking X-Rays of Patients' Teeth
- Creating Molds of Patients' Teeth for Customized Retainers & Mouth Guards
- Remove or Replace Orthodontic Devices (Elastic Bands, Springs, & Wires)
- Clean & Tighten Braces
- Educate Patients on Proper Hygiene & After Care for Orthodontic Devices
- Help Orthodontist Perform Procedures
- Prepare & Sterilize Instruments
- Create & Maintain Patient Records
- Order Supplies
- Answer Phone Calls
- Schedule Appointments
- Prepare the Teeth for Bonding
- Cure Orthodontic Brackets (After the Licensed Dentist has Approved their Position)