Online Dental CE

Discover how laser dentistry elevates patient care, clinical effectiveness, practice efficiencies and procedural expansion in the modern dental practice. Dr. Rohde will delve into the transformative impact of the 9.3-micron CO2 all-tissue laser on a wide range of dental procedures. When you all but eliminate bleeding, sutures, and post-operative pain, you can add higher revenue procedures such as gingivectomies and frenectomies. And when you can also practice anesthesia-free dentistry, you set a new standard for clinical performance and patient satisfaction. Whether you’re looking to expand your practice offerings or simply stay ahead of the curve, this CE webinar will provide invaluable insights into integrating laser technology to improve procedural efficiency and patient satisfaction. (read more)

Peri-implantitis is currently the most common cause of implant failure after osseointegration failures. Peri-implantitis and the precursor condition, Peri-implant mucositis, is preventable with appropriate patient and clinical maintenance protocols. Systematic reviews recently published by our laboratories (Temple University) indicate that the prevalence of peri-implantitis may be as high as 66%. Proper implant maintenance protocols should be initiated at implant treatment planning and reinforced with patients at each successive post operative appointment. Current strategies for implant maintenance include recognition of medical and medication risk factors impacting on bone loss around implants as well as in office maintenance procedures coupled with optimizing patient home care. This CE webinar will present current data illustrating preventive strategies for peri-implantitis. (read more)

The goal of this CE webinar is to equip attendees with the knowledge and skills to confidently integrate digital technology into their dental practices, transforming the way they create smiles and interact with patients. By exploring the latest advancements in digital tools and techniques, this webinar provides a comprehensive overview of how to enhance patient education, streamline workflows, and improve treatment outcomes through digital dentistry. (read more)

The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends an oral health exam after eruption of the first tooth or by one year of age. The erupting teeth, however, are not the only structures for examination in children and adolescents. Multiple anomalies and pathologies can arise in the oral cavities of our young patients. This CE webinar will provide an overview of anomalies/pathologies that may present in the oral cavity of young patients through adolescence, presented in a fun and engaging manner. Cases will be presented, encouraging audience participation to arrive at a differential diagnosis for each case. The importance of interdisciplinary care among healthcare providers will also be stressed. (read more)