Showing posts with label CERP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CERP. Show all posts
01 July 2012
31 December 2009
Treating Worn Dentition
Treating Worn Dentition from Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease
Robert C. Margeas, DDS; and John Derango, DDS
When patients present to the office with an extensively worn dentition, the dentist must have an understanding of what is causing the wear in order to initiate successful treatment. Tooth wear can be caused by a number of factors, but usually one factor predominates. Communication between the dentist and the patient is essential in establishing an etiology of the wear. Usually, patients are aware of a problem and must be informed on how to prevent further damage and what treatment options are available. This article will review the etiology of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) and a conservative, esthetic treatment solution.
Sponsor: Inside Dentistry 2 FREE CE credit hours approved PACE and CERP provider You will need to register on the site before you can access the CE component. They offer a wide range of programs and information relevant to dentistry
Robert C. Margeas, DDS; and John Derango, DDS
When patients present to the office with an extensively worn dentition, the dentist must have an understanding of what is causing the wear in order to initiate successful treatment. Tooth wear can be caused by a number of factors, but usually one factor predominates. Communication between the dentist and the patient is essential in establishing an etiology of the wear. Usually, patients are aware of a problem and must be informed on how to prevent further damage and what treatment options are available. This article will review the etiology of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) and a conservative, esthetic treatment solution.
Sponsor: Inside Dentistry 2 FREE CE credit hours approved PACE and CERP provider You will need to register on the site before you can access the CE component. They offer a wide range of programs and information relevant to dentistry
30 December 2009
Ultrasonics 101
Ultrasonics 101: A Primer on Practical Use
Speaker: Nancy J. Miller RDH, BA
Hu-Friedy sponsored CE
This electronically delivered self-instructional program is free-of-charge and qualifies for 2 AGD PACE CE credit(s) (Course Code:495) or 1 ADA CERP CE credit(s). You'll need to join the site but you'll then have access to all kinds of great CE, forums, and reference materail. Running Time: 1 hour.
Speaker: Nancy J. Miller RDH, BA
Hu-Friedy sponsored CE
This electronically delivered self-instructional program is free-of-charge and qualifies for 2 AGD PACE CE credit(s) (Course Code:495) or 1 ADA CERP CE credit(s). You'll need to join the site but you'll then have access to all kinds of great CE, forums, and reference materail. Running Time: 1 hour.
Synopsis:
Power scalers have made the transition from use for gross calculus removal to more definitive removal of bioburden in periodontal pockets. The next level for most practitioners is their use on all patients to facilitate more optimal ergonomics for the operator, more patient comfort, and time conservation during an appointment allotment.
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