Course Category – Restorative Dentistry
Highly Esthetic Tooth and Implant-Supported Restorations
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Julián Conejo DDS MScDr. Conejo is the Clinical CAD/CAM Director at the Department of Preventive and Restorative Sciences, University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine, Philadelphia, PA. He conducts research and has multiple publications in peer-reviewed scientific journals on CAD/CAM technology, prosthodontics and implant dentistry. Dr. Conejo has been the recipient of several awards in his field, to include the ICP Research Fellowship in Dental Restorative Materials in 2016 and has lectured in over 35 countries.
Highly Esthetic Tooth and Implant-Supported Restorations: An Update on the Latest Materials, Workflows and Techniques for 2021
A step-by-step workflow to improve success rates on single and multiple-unit tooth and implant restorations will be presented. The main objective of this lecture is to show how treatment time optimization and better clinical outcomes are possible with the implementation of diagnostic digital tools like facially driven mock-ups and 3D printing alternatives.
Course Objectives:
- – Update participants in new methods to elaborate long-term provisional restorations and their respective polishing protocols for optimal esthetics and soft tissue response.
- – Review step-by-step clinical protocols for bonding optimization of full-ceramic restorations with evidence-based concepts.
This course will be recorded and posted for on-demand viewing.
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- Course Details: 1 Live Lecture CE Credit - Subject Code 250 - Course Code: MEC 02162021
The Restorative Side of Treating Geriatric Patients
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Lou Graham DDSDr. Graham is an internationally recognized lecturer extensively involved in continuing education for dental professionals. His lectures focus on incorporating current clinical advancements through “conservative dentistry.”
He emphasizes the same concepts he practices dental health diagnosis, treatment plans for medically compromised patients, conservative treatment, cosmetic dentistry, and customized approaches to periodontal care, implants and laser dentistry.
Dr. Graham is the founder of the Catapult Education and the Clinical Director for Midway Education Center (MEC). Dr. Graham is a published author in many leading national and international dental journals. He is a member of the American Dental Association, American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, Academy of General Dentistry, Chicago Dental Society and Illinois Dental Association. Dr. Graham maintains a private practice in Chicago, IL.
Geriatric Dentistry: The Fastest Growing Demographic in Dentistry
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This learning series is all about customizing the patient experience to the majority of those 55 million Americans currently 65 and older along with a predicted growth to 25% of the US population over the next forty years. The ADA in its demographic data have presented that this age group of patients will be a significant driving force for growth in our practices along with the strong need for advanced dental care. This four module series of courses will demonstrate how this unique group creates unique opportunities from both treatment and business aspects.
MODULE THREE: The Restorative Side of Treating Geriatric Patients
This patient population presents to your office with decades of previous dental work and the unique challenges that come with them. This course dives into how best to create today’s initial exam and guide them towards better decision making. From there we will look at today’s restorative materials and treatment options to touch on the multiple options to treat this patient population.
Course Objectives:
- – Today’s initial exam and re-care exam, it is all about information and communication.
- – Why digital scanning is such a valuable technology that adds so much to these exams and is far more than just taking an impression.
- – Understanding why CBCT imaging has become the mainstay for everyday diagnostics for evaluating these patients.
- – Restorative solutions that can include removable, implants along with direct casework.
This course is the third module within a four-part learning series. Registrants can register for all four modules or individual ones within this series a la carte. There are no prerequisite modules required. This webinar will not be recorded and shared for on-demand viewing. It is only available live during the scheduled date and time.
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The 3-Stage Implant – From Extraction to Final Seat of the Restoration
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Arthur Lyford DMDDr. Lyford graduated Cum Laude with a dental education from Oregon Health Sciences University in Portland, OR. He also received a BA in Biology from Reed College. Dr. Lyford spent five years in cancer research in the early days of genetic engineering and gene splicing working with DNA viruses. He worked in laboratories across the country such as Tufts University Cancer Research Center in Boston, MA; Pennsylvania State Medical School in Hershey, PA and; Oregon State University in Corvallis, OR. He has been in private practice in Hollis, NH since 1985. Dr. Lyford is licensed in New Hampshire, Oregon, and California. He is currently on faculty of IADI and teaches with Dr. Sam Lee in San Diego, CA, New Hampshire and internationally, including Mexico, China, Chile, and England.
Dr. Lyford is past president if IADI, Fellow of IADI, and is currently on staff as faculty at IADI. He continues to learn from fellow faculty and Dr Sam Lee. His interests include all aspects of implant dentistry, periodontal surgery including soft tissue and bone augmentation, restorative, orthodontics, TMJ, and most recently robotically assisted implant placement (YOMI by Neocis).
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Lon McRae DDSDr. McRae graduated from Oregon Health Sciences University School of Dentistry in 1996. He has since built a successful practice in Meridian, Idaho receiving recognition as the best dental practice in the Treasure Valley. He is a respected lifetime qualified member of the elite Crown Council Dental Association, American Dental Association, International Academy of Dental Implants (IADI), International Academy of Oral Medicine of Toxicology (IAOMT), and International Congress of Oral Implantology (ICOI).
Dr. McRae has been a clinical mentor for cosmetic dentistry with the Hornbrook Clinical Education Group since 2005. He has taught aesthetic dentistry both nationally and internationally. Dr. McRae has had his work published in many publications including The Journal of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry. He is the President of the International Academy of Dental Implantology (IADI), a
diplomate of the IADI, and a fellow of the ICOI. He is the clinical director of implants for Utah Valley Dental Lab as well as the developer of the One Stage Implant with Improved Immediate Loading.
Revitalizing Your Dental Practice with Predictable Implant Dentistry
Learning Series Summary:
If there is one thing we can take away from 2020, it’s that the dental profession can be susceptible to unforeseen challenges. With many dental offices struggling, clinicians are often left with a limited number of options, either join a PPO or expand services to increase revenue. Dental implants are the fastest growing and most profitable procedure that the public is demanding from their general dentist. This three module series will teach any dentist from beginner to advanced clinician new ways to market, communicate, and learn simple surgical techniques resulting in long lasting aesthetic restorations. Revitalize your practice and learn from those that have successfully implemented these techniques and are profiting from the results. Each of these modules can be viewed independently or ideally as a series to maximize the learning experience.
MODULE ONE: The 3-Stage Implant
The 3-Stage Implant from extraction to final seat of the restoration. This technique will take approximately 8 months to a year to complete. This module will show you how to get the most predictable outcome with your implant cases.
Course Objectives:
- – Marketing: How to attract dental implant patients
- – Communication: How to communicate with patients to say yes and pay for it
- – What equipment is necessary?
- – How to use PRF
- – Atraumatic extraction
- – Predictable bone grafting
- – Which implant and why all implant systems have both good and bad qualities
- – Surgical Guide: Is it always necessary?
- – How to finish implants for success
- Course Details: 2 Lecture CE Credits - Subject Code: 690 - Course Code: MEC 03262021
The 2-Stage Implant: Immediate Placement After Extraction
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Chad Duplantis DDSDr. Duplantis received his D.D.S. degree from The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, Dental School in 1999. He then continued with Post-doctorate training at Baylor College of Dentistry, earning a certificate in Advanced Education in General Dentistry in 2000. He has also received his Fellowship degree from the Academy of General Dentistry. He has been in private practice since 2000 in the North Fort Worth, Texas area. Dr. Duplantis is a member of Catapult Educations Speakers Bureau and has been a member of several Aesthetic and Restorative Continuums over the years he has been in practice. He is currently a member of the Seattle Study Club. Dr. Duplantis has always had an interest in “high-tech” dentistry and has been incorporating CAD/CAM and digital technology in his practice since 2004. Dr. Duplantis has written and published several articles regarding digital dentistry and workflows for various dental publications.
In addition to technology, Dr. Duplantis has a keen interest in restorative implantology, impressioning, adhesion and materials, and he is also published in these regards. He has helped various manufacturers on numerous projects and evaluations regarding different aspects of clinical dentistry and serves as a Key Opinion Leader for several dental corporations. Dr. Duplantis resides in Keller, Texas with his wife, Ellen, and his children, Austin and Ava. He is an avid cyclist, and enjoys traveling, fishing, and sporting clays in his spare time.
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Lon McRae DDS
Dr. McRae graduated from Oregon Health Sciences University School of Dentistry in 1996. He has since built a successful practice in Meridian, Idaho receiving recognition as the best dental practice in the Treasure Valley. He is a respected lifetime qualified member of the elite Crown Council Dental Association, American Dental Association, International Academy of Dental Implants (IADI), International Academy of Oral Medicine of Toxicology (IAOMT), and International Congress of Oral Implantology (ICOI).
Dr. McRae has been a clinical mentor for cosmetic dentistry with the Hornbrook Clinical Education Group since 2005. He has taught aesthetic dentistry both nationally and internationally. Dr. McRae has had his work published in many publications including The Journal of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry. He is the President of the International Academy of Dental Implantology (IADI), a
diplomate of the IADI, and a fellow of the ICOI. He is the clinical director of implants for Utah Valley Dental Lab as well as the developer of the One Stage Implant with Improved Immediate Loading.
Revitalizing Your Dental Practice with Predictable Implant Dentistry
Learning Series Summary:
If there is one thing we can take away from 2020, it’s that the dental profession can be susceptible to unforeseen challenges. With many dental offices struggling, clinicians are often left with a limited number of options, either join a PPO or expand services to increase revenue. Dental implants are the fastest growing and most profitable procedure that the public is demanding from their general dentist. This three module series will teach any dentist from beginner to advanced clinician new ways to market, communicate, and learn simple surgical techniques resulting in long lasting aesthetic restorations. Revitalize your practice and learn from those that have successfully implemented these techniques and are profiting from the results. Each of these modules can be viewed independently or ideally as a series to maximize the learning experience.
MODULE TWO: The 2-Stage Implant
The 2-stage implant technique is known as immediate placement after extraction. This will take approximately 3 to 6 months to complete and 70% of our cases can be finished this way. This module will demonstrate how to avoid major pitfalls and strive for successful outcomes.
Course Objectives:
- – From extraction to immediate placement
- – Why the one and done concept is so important
- – Why the general dentist is best at delivering a two-stage approach
- – Why the two-stage implant placement will reduce patient morbidity greatly
- – How to have long term success with the two-stage approach
- Course Details: 2 Lecture CE Credits - Subject Code: 690 - Course Code: MEC 04162021
The 1-Stage Implant: Immediate Placement and Loading
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Chad Duplantis DDS
Dr. Duplantis received his D.D.S. degree from The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, Dental School in 1999. He then continued with Post-doctorate training at Baylor College of Dentistry, earning a certificate in Advanced Education in General Dentistry in 2000. He has also received his Fellowship degree from the Academy of General Dentistry. He has been in private practice since 2000 in the North Fort Worth, Texas area. Dr. Duplantis is a member of Catapult Educations Speakers Bureau and has been a member of several Aesthetic and Restorative Continuums over the years he has been in practice. He is currently a member of the Seattle Study Club. Dr. Duplantis has always had an interest in “high-tech” dentistry and has been incorporating CAD/CAM and digital technology in his practice since 2004. Dr. Duplantis has written and published several articles regarding digital dentistry and workflows for various dental publications.
In addition to technology, Dr. Duplantis has a keen interest in restorative implantology, impressioning, adhesion and materials, and he is also published in these regards. He has helped various manufacturers on numerous projects and evaluations regarding different aspects of clinical dentistry and serves as a Key Opinion Leader for several dental corporations. Dr. Duplantis resides in Keller, Texas with his wife, Ellen, and his children, Austin and Ava. He is an avid cyclist, and enjoys traveling, fishing, and sporting clays in his spare time.
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Lon McRae DDS
Dr. McRae graduated from Oregon Health Sciences University School of Dentistry in 1996. He has since built a successful practice in Meridian, Idaho receiving recognition as the best dental practice in the Treasure Valley. He is a respected lifetime qualified member of the elite Crown Council Dental Association, American Dental Association, International Academy of Dental Implants (IADI), International Academy of Oral Medicine of Toxicology (IAOMT), and International Congress of Oral Implantology (ICOI).
Dr. McRae has been a clinical mentor for cosmetic dentistry with the Hornbrook Clinical Education Group since 2005. He has taught aesthetic dentistry both nationally and internationally. Dr. McRae has had his work published in many publications including The Journal of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry. He is the President of the International Academy of Dental Implantology (IADI), a
diplomate of the IADI, and a fellow of the ICOI. He is the clinical director of implants for Utah Valley Dental Lab as well as the developer of the One Stage Implant with Improved Immediate Loading.
Revitalizing Your Dental Practice with Predictable Implant Dentistry
Learning Series Summary:
If there is one thing we can take away from 2020, it’s that the dental profession can be susceptible to unforeseen challenges. With many dental offices struggling, clinicians are often left with a limited number of options, either join a PPO or expand services to increase revenue. Dental implants are the fastest growing and most profitable procedure that the public is demanding from their general dentist. This three module series will teach any dentist from beginner to advanced clinician new ways to market, communicate, and learn simple surgical techniques resulting in long lasting aesthetic restorations. Revitalize your practice and learn from those that have successfully implemented these techniques and are profiting from the results. Each of these modules can be viewed independently or ideally as a series to maximize the learning experience.
MODULE THREE: The 1-Stage Implant
This technique is known as immediate placement and loading. Although this technique is very predictable it is also technique sensitive. Patients are demanding immediate teeth without a removable partial and this module will guide you through this type of implant. Patients will receive a final abutment and temporary restoration at the time of extraction.
Course Objectives:
- – To load or not to load: That is the question!
- – Patient’s demands for immediate replacement from single to multiple teeth
- – How to increase your fees, increase your profits, and have patients happy
- – How to create aesthetic abutments and restorations
- – Can a one-stage approach lead to better outcomes and long-term stability?
- Course Details: 2 Lecture CE Credits - Subject Code: 690 - Course Code: MEC 04302021