Online Dental CE

As a dentist, personal trainer, and fitness nutrition specialist, Dr. Geissberger brings a unique perspective to the subjects of caries, diet, and the oral environment. Through this follow-up CE webinar on the effects of an acidic oral environment, Dr. Geissberger will review several conditions commonly found in an acidic oral environment and discuss different strategies patients must employ to alter this devastating condition.

During this CE webinar, we will cover • The physics and principles of modern Cone Beam Computed Tomography and it’s application in patient diagnosis • 3D Multiplanar reconstructions. Reformatting CBCT scan volumes based on diagnostic task. Axial, coronal and sagittal views are used to scroll through the volume with Invivo 6/Anatomage • The 3D anatomy - various anatomic structures of the oral and maxillofacial area and their common radiological appearance using intraoral, extraoral, and cone beam CT images • How to evaluate the 3D data and pertinent anatomical structures • The most common lesions encountered in the maxillofacial area - visualize soft tissue and osseous abnormalities in CBCT • Applications of CBCT in a general dental practice - Endodontics, Implant dentistry, Impacted teeth extractions, Sleep Apnea, TMJ, and more

Dental caries is a debilitating disease affecting many of our patients. Due to the complexity of the disease and the variety of influencing factors affecting disease presence and progression, caries remains our unsolved mystery. As a daily routine we have focused slightly on prevention but mostly on rehabilitating the affected dentition.

Dr. Suh talks about his Planmeca System. Dr. Suh uses the Planmeca Emerald™ Scanner for intraoral scans and the Planmeca ProMax® for CT Scans.

In response to the change in dentist/patient expectations, a proliferation of new products has been developed that enables the dental professional to create accurate and visually pleasing restorations. This CE webinar provides you with information to quickly select new products and develop the techniques required to create esthetic direct restorations that meet the demands of today’s patients.

Oral malodor, also known as halitosis, is a condition that has been recognized since ancient times. It is a valid concern affecting millions of individuals. Americans spend over 2 billion dollars annually for fresher breath. Dental professionals are in an ideal position to offer solutions for an embarrassing problem. This CE webinar will assist the dental professional in addressing halitosis.

This CE webinar will address instrument cleaning validation as the first step to ensure the delivery of sterile instruments for safe patient care - because “partially sterile” is NOT an option.

This CE webinar continues the discussion of biomimicry and bioactivity in dental materials and their clinical applications, and will also introduce a new category of a restorative material. At the end of this CE webinar the participant will be able to understand the concept of biomimicry and the role of so-called bioactive materials that functionally replace those ions lost in the decay process, and will also be able to implement techniques for truly restoring a tooth.