Courses

Join us for an interactive CBCT course featuring case-based learning to demonstrate CBCT applications including airway evaluation, TMJ, endodontics, and orthodontics. We'll review the influence of common maxillofacial pathology in implant treatment planning and placement. We'll also discuss 3D vs. 2D image projection, imaging protocols, and  radiation dose. This course is designed for dentists who are considering implementation of CBCT, or who are presently using CBCT in their dental practices for evaluation of dentoalveolar pathology, airway, TMJ, endodontics, and more.

Learning Objectives:

• Discover applications of CBCT imaging in successful dental practice.
• Recognize advantages of CBCT vs. Intraoral/Panoramic imaging.
• Identify differences in diagnosis and treatment outcome with 2D vs. 3D imaging.
• Codes for CBCT capture, interpretation and billing
• Understand capabilities of various FOVs – advantages and limitations.
• Evaluate CBCT for implant planning, endodontics, root fracture, TMJ, and Airway.

This comprehensive 4-hour continuing education (CE) course is designed for general dentists who seek to enhance their understanding and application of Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) in clinical practice. Upon completion of this course, attendees will:

• Understand and identify uses of CBCT imaging in dental diagnostics to integrate it into routine procedures.
• Analyze CBCT images to identify dental conditions and anomalies.
• Improve accuracy and success of dental implants using CBCT.
• Recognize common abnormalities and pathologies.
• Evaluate airway impingement in naso/oropharyngeal airways.

This course aims to empower general dentists with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively integrate CBCT into their practice, improving diagnostic accuracy and patient outcomes.

Digital denture workflows are rapidly transforming the landscape of removable prosthodontics. You already know the value your intraoral scanner brings to crown and bridge, clear aligner therapy, and implant workflows—but are you fully leveraging it for complete dentures? By utilizing intraoral scanners and reference dentures, this lecture/workshop introduces a streamlined digital denture workflow that transforms intraoral scanning into a time-saving, communication-enhancing tool. Learn how digital integration strengthens collaboration with your lab technician, improves the patient experience, and increases clinical efficiency and predictability—all while maximizing the value of your existing technology.

Doctor’s tuition includes participation for up to two staff members to support clinical implementation, and attendees will receive 50% off their first AvaDent digital denture case.

After completing this hands-on workshop, participants will be able to:

• Identify the clinical steps involved in a digital workflow for complete dentures using intraoral scanning.
• Perform clinical record capture using intraoral scanners, apply the reference denture technique, and manage the biofunctional try-in in a digital denture workflow.
• Demonstrate how intraoral scanning improves communication with dental laboratories and patients.
• Assess the impact of implementing a digital denture workflow on clinical efficiency and predictability with scanning technology.

This comprehensive 8-hour continuing education (CE) course is designed for general dentists who seek to enhance their understanding and application of Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) in clinical practice. Upon completion of this course, attendees will:

• Understand and identify uses of CBCT imaging in dental diagnostics to integrate it into routine procedures.
• Analyze CBCT images to identify dental conditions and anomalies.
• Enhance precision of endodontic diagnosis and treatment with CBCT.
• Improve accuracy and success of dental implants using CBCT.
• Recognize common abnormalities and pathologies.
• Evaluate airway impingement in naso/oropharyngeal airways.

This course aims to empower general dentists with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively integrate CBCT into their practice, improving diagnostic accuracy and patient outcomes.