Tracing an actual case from smile evaluation to cementation, this Webinar series covers everything you need to know to start and finish your first minimal prep case. And, it’s packed with invaluable tips for those already placing minimal prep veneers in their practices. Through a combination of in-depth discussion and practical illustrations of each aspect on an actual live patient, these webinars have been designed to deliver a true “over the shoulder” experience for the clinician.

The series covers:

• Easy to apply systems for clinical assessment and smile evaluation that naturally lead to superior esthetics.
• Proven and predictable preparation and temporization guidelines based on the patient’s pre-approved smile.
• Using laboratory-fabricated tools (diagnostic wax-up, temporary stent and prep guides) to simplify your clinical tasks.
• Efficient placement and cementation tips.

One of the biggest frustrations in dentistry is addressing restorative failures. In this interactive presentation Dr Sutter will share how to keep porcelain from breaking, implants from being overloaded and failing, and maintaining long term success with cosmetic and full mouth cases. How to have confidence that the case finishing was done correctly and why relying on bite paper is about 17% accurate. From a single implant to full mouth rehabilitation, he will share why digital occlusion is the gold standard.

Oral Appliance Therapy (OAT) is a growing treatment option for people suffering from obstructive sleep apnea (OSA); however, this therapy does have its challenges and limitations. During this webinar, you will hear about a practical, evidence-based solution that will increase OAT’s efficacy and improve patient care. The basis for OSA treatment planning is MATRx plus™, an auto-titrating at-home sleep testing device, that delivers reliable and predictable results, leads to higher case acceptance and better patient experience. In addition, you will learn how the use of MATRx plus will improve the relationship between the dental and medical communities and drive patient referrals.

Learning Objectives:

1. To understand the limitations of current methods for implementing oral appliances in treating sleep apnea

2. To review the evidence and utility of MATRx plus in treatment planning

3. To set the stage for positive interactions with physicians

Technology has become an integral part of dentistry over the past decade. Every dental practice utilizes some sort of technology in delivering patient care, however there are some opportunities to be more effective. Digital scanning can be used in every facet of a dental practice. This can increase patient communication and treatment acceptance. From a restorative stand point, digital scanning increases productivity and proficiency. In this course, we will examine ways to unleash the full potential of your digital dental practice!

Learning Objectives

1. Discuss the value of digital scanning technology in the dental office

2. Evaluate the ways to increase patient communication and treatment acceptance using digital technology

3. Review the restorative workflows of digital scanning technology

In times of unprecedented crisis, two types of leaders emerge. One type of leader operates from a subconscious realm of fear. In this state, stress-related symptoms of anxiety, panic, inability to focus, and insomnia predominate. When we brainSHIFT, we become the leader who quickly faces fears, rises above the panic, and finds a path to calm consciousness. Dr. Romie is a triple board physician and serves as a Chief Wellness Officer of a company of over 7000 employees. The brainSHIFT Protocol was created after three years of her research, bringing together neuroscience, integrative medicine, and mindfulness. In this 90-minute interactive training:

1) Score your current stress level and immediately implement three basic steps to lead with calm, decision, and precision.
2) Map out your fear pattern and learn how to rise above the panic.
3) Join an interactive Q&A on how to recognize and treat the root cause of anxiety, panic, insomnia, and ADHD.

The world is in the midst of a global crisis. Now more than ever, maintaining good physical and mental health should be a priority. In today’s society, the pursuit of success, happiness and becoming “the best version of yourself” is endless. People are continually looking for new ways to improve their quality of life and sense of well-being. Sleep is an essential component of our lives and plays a vital role in both physical and mental health. Sleep awareness is rising, so as the prevalence of Sleep Disorders. Dentists can have an instrumental role in helping patients achieve a better quality of life, by recognizing and addressing sleep and airway disorders.

This program will provide an overview of:

1) Why proper sleep is so important during a time of crisis & how it can easily get disrupted.
2) Sleep & Total Health; Impact of sleep on different pillars of “Total Health.”
3) Why dental clinics should have a comprehensive understanding of sleep & airway disorders, and educate their patients.
4) Sleep & Airway Assessment in comprehensive interdisciplinary treatment planning.
5) Important role of technology & fully digital workflows in dental sleep medicine.