If Plaque Could Talk a live webinar
Presenter: Dr. Brian NovĂ˝, DDS
Dental professionals are convinced plaque is their nemesis. We curse its presence and tell our patients they need to brush more frequently. Yet, the scientific evidence indicates plaque (in some cases) can provide colonization resistance against cariogenic bacteria. What can we do for our patients to help them grow this beneficial plaque? The simple answer may surprise you…
Held Wed December 8th 4:00 PM PT
An avenue for dental professionals to access links to a variety of free dental continuing education programs from various venues. New programs/opportunities will be added weekly. Please let us know if you find a link is no longer active or a course has been discontinued so that we can keep the list current. We also welcome your submissions.
30 November 2010
25 November 2010
Managing Oral Biofilms with Fluoride, Calcium and Phosphate
Managing Oral Biofilms with Fluoride, Calcium and Phosphate: WHY? WHEN? and HOW?
Presenter: Dr. Hien Ngo CE Credits: 1 Release Date: 8/17/2010
Our current understanding of the cause of caries has changed to the extent that we need to design new ways to combat this disease. It is now known that caries is caused by oral biofilms rather than planktonic micororganisms. Biofilms that colonize the oral cavity are extremely complex in nature. Bacteria residing in biofilms have specific relationships with each other, exist in their own microenvironment, and express properties different from that in planktonic culture. Success in the prevention and management of caries depends on the effective management or disruption of this biofilm. The challenge is to understand the environmental conditions in which oral health intervention and products can be effective. The clinical management of caries in relation to recent findings about the behaviour of biofilms will be addressed in this lecture.
Presenter: Dr. Hien Ngo CE Credits: 1 Release Date: 8/17/2010
Our current understanding of the cause of caries has changed to the extent that we need to design new ways to combat this disease. It is now known that caries is caused by oral biofilms rather than planktonic micororganisms. Biofilms that colonize the oral cavity are extremely complex in nature. Bacteria residing in biofilms have specific relationships with each other, exist in their own microenvironment, and express properties different from that in planktonic culture. Success in the prevention and management of caries depends on the effective management or disruption of this biofilm. The challenge is to understand the environmental conditions in which oral health intervention and products can be effective. The clinical management of caries in relation to recent findings about the behaviour of biofilms will be addressed in this lecture.
19 November 2010
DDS Techfair - Online Trade Show
Conference Sessions: Earn up to 4 FREE CE credits
What is the DDS Tech Fair? - TECH FAIR CE components are now availalbe ON-DEMAND
The dental community live and on-line, in a comfortable and hassle-free trade show environment. This innovative online conference and exhibition uses leading-edge technology to bring dental professionals together with colleagues and manufacturers at the convenience of your personal computer.
•Visit the interactive exhibit floor filled with leading exhibitors to learn about new products, take advantage of show specials, and talk live with exhibitors about their products and services that can benefit your practice.
•Attend on-demand conference sessions presented by industry leaders at the convenience of your schedule and earn CE credits
•Imagine networking with other dental professionals in live discussions
•Download informative materials for patient education in the media center
•Enter to win great prizes and request samples
•FREE REGISTRATION AND FREE CE!
Attendees will earn 1 CE credit for all completed courses - at your convenience and for free! Click here for complete conference details.
Keynote Presentation: The Role of Technology in the Examination, Treatment Planning, and Presentation of Care – 1 CE credit
Presented by: Frank Spear DDS, MSD
Thursday, November 4, 2010: 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. CST
The role of technology in the delivery of care has grown at an incredible rate in the profession of dentistry. Things such as digital radiography, chairside cad-cam, and guided implant surgery using cone beam technology to produce the surgical guides and restorations before the implants are even placed are just a few examples. But for the advancements in technology to be applied the patient has to desire the care, and the dentist has to present it. In these areas many dentists truly miss the boat in terms of what is possible. This presentation will look at three areas where simple, affordable technology can play a huge role in enhancing your practice enjoyment, confidence, and profitability.
Note: This presentation will be available on-demand after the scheduled keynote
Controversies in Dentistry-2010 – 1 CE credit
Presented by: Gordon Christensen, DDS, MSD, PhD
This presentation includes some of the most significant and controversial questions currently present in the profession. Both sides of each controversy will be presented along with tips that will help you make logical decisions on each subject.
Perio Systemic Updates – 1 CE credit
Presented by: Richard Nagelberg, DDS
This webcast describes the impact dental professionals have beyond the oral cavity through a discussion of novel concepts of periodontal disease. Topics covered include: bacterial invasion of the gingiva, gingivitis details, oral-systemic connections, risk factors, periodontal maintenance, total inflammatory burden, and providing individualized periodontal care through bacterial DNA testing.
Taking Mini-Implants to a New Dimension – 1 CE credit
Presented by: Gerald Niznick, DMD, MSD
Implant Direct offers five application-specific, small diameter implants ranging from 3.0mmD - 3.3mmD. This webinar explores the evolution of implant design and the recent developments that have expanded the treatment options available in this field. Considerations for implant selection, overdenture treatment planning, site preparation and implant restoration will be discussed in detail.
Click to register
What is the DDS Tech Fair? - TECH FAIR CE components are now availalbe ON-DEMAND
The dental community live and on-line, in a comfortable and hassle-free trade show environment. This innovative online conference and exhibition uses leading-edge technology to bring dental professionals together with colleagues and manufacturers at the convenience of your personal computer.
•Visit the interactive exhibit floor filled with leading exhibitors to learn about new products, take advantage of show specials, and talk live with exhibitors about their products and services that can benefit your practice.
•Attend on-demand conference sessions presented by industry leaders at the convenience of your schedule and earn CE credits
•Imagine networking with other dental professionals in live discussions
•Download informative materials for patient education in the media center
•Enter to win great prizes and request samples
•FREE REGISTRATION AND FREE CE!
Attendees will earn 1 CE credit for all completed courses - at your convenience and for free! Click here for complete conference details.
Keynote Presentation: The Role of Technology in the Examination, Treatment Planning, and Presentation of Care – 1 CE credit
Presented by: Frank Spear DDS, MSD
Thursday, November 4, 2010: 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. CST
The role of technology in the delivery of care has grown at an incredible rate in the profession of dentistry. Things such as digital radiography, chairside cad-cam, and guided implant surgery using cone beam technology to produce the surgical guides and restorations before the implants are even placed are just a few examples. But for the advancements in technology to be applied the patient has to desire the care, and the dentist has to present it. In these areas many dentists truly miss the boat in terms of what is possible. This presentation will look at three areas where simple, affordable technology can play a huge role in enhancing your practice enjoyment, confidence, and profitability.
Note: This presentation will be available on-demand after the scheduled keynote
Controversies in Dentistry-2010 – 1 CE credit
Presented by: Gordon Christensen, DDS, MSD, PhD
This presentation includes some of the most significant and controversial questions currently present in the profession. Both sides of each controversy will be presented along with tips that will help you make logical decisions on each subject.
Perio Systemic Updates – 1 CE credit
Presented by: Richard Nagelberg, DDS
This webcast describes the impact dental professionals have beyond the oral cavity through a discussion of novel concepts of periodontal disease. Topics covered include: bacterial invasion of the gingiva, gingivitis details, oral-systemic connections, risk factors, periodontal maintenance, total inflammatory burden, and providing individualized periodontal care through bacterial DNA testing.
Taking Mini-Implants to a New Dimension – 1 CE credit
Presented by: Gerald Niznick, DMD, MSD
Implant Direct offers five application-specific, small diameter implants ranging from 3.0mmD - 3.3mmD. This webinar explores the evolution of implant design and the recent developments that have expanded the treatment options available in this field. Considerations for implant selection, overdenture treatment planning, site preparation and implant restoration will be discussed in detail.
Click to register
02 November 2010
The Genesis and Advancement of Mouthguards and Mouthpieces
Webinar: The Genesis and Advancement of Mouthguards and Mouthpieces
Premieres LIVE: November 16, 2010
Time: 8:00 PM EST / 7:00 PM CST / 5:00 PM PST
Presenter: William L. Balanoff DDS, MS, FICD
Cost: Free CE Credits: 1.0 live hour continuing education credit
What You'll Learn:
1. List and describe the mouthguard variants available over-the-counter and through the dental office.
2. List and describe the rationale for protective athletic mouthguards and the recommendations on their use.
3. List and describe the rationale and results for the use of oral appliances and mouthguards for the treatment of TMJ and bruxism.
4. List and describe the rationale for the use of performance mouthguards and mouthpieces, and the results that have been obtained using these.
Register Today!
Premieres LIVE: November 16, 2010
Time: 8:00 PM EST / 7:00 PM CST / 5:00 PM PST
Presenter: William L. Balanoff DDS, MS, FICD
Cost: Free CE Credits: 1.0 live hour continuing education credit
What You'll Learn:
1. List and describe the mouthguard variants available over-the-counter and through the dental office.
2. List and describe the rationale for protective athletic mouthguards and the recommendations on their use.
3. List and describe the rationale and results for the use of oral appliances and mouthguards for the treatment of TMJ and bruxism.
4. List and describe the rationale for the use of performance mouthguards and mouthpieces, and the results that have been obtained using these.
Register Today!
Who Should Attend: Dentists, Dental Hygienists, Dental Assistants and other Auxiliaries
Sponsored by Bitetech and Penwell
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