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Sharpen your radiographic interpretation skills with this comprehensive course, covering normal and abnormal findings on periapical, panoramic, and CT scans. Learn to confidently differentiate anomalies, pathologies, and artifacts to make informed treatment or referral decisions.
CAries Management By Risk Assessment (CAMBRA) has changed due to global, social, and technological impacts. The dental provider must embrace this change to be effective in current patient care.
What are the adjunctive therapies available to help our clients shift from a pathogenic biofilm to a healthier, more balanced biofilm? How do we meet the challenge of helping our clients prolong and maintain that healthier balance to stop the progression of disease?
Expand your reasoning as we look at lesions and oral changes, deciphering the systemic conditions they are evidence of. Hygienists with keen eyes for these lesions/changes and the conditions they are associated with can elevate both patient and employer appreciation.
As an oral surgeon and physician Dr. Petito discusses the many options clinicians have to make patients more comfortable when undergoing dental treatment. New advancements for local anesthesia, as well as other options for anesthesia and pain management are presented.
The use of herbal medicinal products has seen tremendous growth over the past two decades. It is estimated that over 42% of Americans use some form of herbal supplement. As your patients are using herbals what do you need to know of their side effects, interactions and implications for the dental treatment plan?
This course provides an in-depth discussion covering the many aspects of implant dentistry, focused on modern advances and questions your patient may have.
Curious about lasers and their application in the dental practice? This introductory to Laser Dentistry is the precursor to additional training and certification, providing information on how lasers work and shows their application in dental procedures.
Incorporating salivary pathogen testing as part of risk analysis helps us understand how the pathogenic profile is contributing to disease. This valuable information guides the development of an individualized therapy treatment plan that will decrease bleeding, inflammation, address the host response, and begin shifting the biofilm to a healthier balance.
The human body possesses a unique combination of microorganisms that help impact weight, immunity, disease processes, mental function and oral health. This course explores the impact of the microbiome on both oral and systemic health. Nutritional science is presented to educate on how to bolster our Microbiota.
This “impressive” and visually engaging course is an in depth presentation of oral and periodontal tissue lesions that can be seen in private practice. Clinical signs and symptoms are reviewed, including radiographic interpretation and a review of dangerous warning signs.
Is your musculoskeletal hygiene suffering? Take this ergonomics refresher to reduce muscle fatigue and improve your ability to perform in today’s challenging clinical environment.
Dr. Petito delivers an engaging presentation on the most common illnesses that our patients face. Course evaluations include enthusiastic comments such as “Dr. Petito is beyond knowledgeable and a pleasure to listen to!!!!!” “Really enjoy this speaker! He’s entertaining to listen to!”
Gain insight into the liabilities of dental practitioners working in a time when altruistic concepts are being overridden by a profitability/sustainability driven system.
Why you need this course: Due to the current emphasis on infection control and to stay within the CDC guidelines, Dental Hygienists are utilizing more hand scaling techniques. This challenge offers more opportunity for stress and strain creating musculosketal injuries for Dental Hygienists. Proper Instrument selection, utilization and effective sharpening skills addresses these concerns. Combined lecture, videos and Q&A will enhance the learning process.
There are over ten million reported cases of sexual assault and domestic abuse in the US each year. Examples of cases are presented by renowned forensic scientists Dr. Henry Lee. The responsibility dental care providers have report such abuse incidents to the authorities is discussed.
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