Online Dental CE

In this CE webinar you will:
• Gain a true understanding of the current definition of “bioactivity” and “bio-interactive”
• Learn about the bio-interactive materials and mechanisms that can help you and your patients in daily dental care
• Understand how true remineralization of demineralized dentin structure can be accomplished in your practice each day (read more)

Despite caries risk assessment and therapeutic tools that have been in use for decades, dental caries remains a significant problem in many populations. The science and chemistry for using glass ionomer restoratives for its unique ability to treat caries lesions chemically will be presented. Success is often determined by correct placement techniques. In this CE webinar, Dr. Young will review how to properly use glass restoratives with, and without, the use of silver diamine fluoride (SDF) using minimally invasive methodology to bridge the gap between remineralization and traditional restoration. (read more)

Minimally invasive dental treatment is becoming more commonplace for the modern practitioner, however, the most conservative treatment option available remains prevention. Patients requiring any form of prosthetic care present with a higher risk for developing recurrent decay following treatment. The clinician’s ability to recognize potential risk, diagnose disease, and ultimately implement caries management protocols, will play a significant role in establishing more predictable and long-term success outcome for these patients. (read more)

In this CE webinar, Dr. Glazer will explore the concept of Bioactivity v. Biomimicry in a minimally invasive approach to restoring dentition. He will discuss the instruments and products he uses to achieve optimal health for the tooth while maintaining form and function. Products will be mentioned and rational for the use of each will be discussed. This is a CE webinar about real dentistry, by a real dentist, treating real patients! (read more)

After viewing this CE webinar the attendee will be able to:
• Identify the risks and properties of aerosol particles
• Implement measures that will significantly reduce or eliminate dental aerosol risk
• Have an understanding as to how a high flow rate of an intraoral device, cannula and technique will achieve this (read more)