Digital Impressions, CAD/CAM Restoration and High Technology Products-In Your Office and In The New Dental Lab
Presenter: Paul Feuerstein, D.M.D.
Sponsor: DentalEZ®
Released: 5/24/12
CE Credits: 1 CEU (Self-Study)
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Digital impressions have been around for over 27 years beginning with the CEREC system. In the past years 3 more systems have entered the marketplace with four or more coming during this year. These systems have had enhancements in both the devices and the software. Some allow the practitioner to create restorations in the office while all now allow images to be sent to dental labs. With this process, labs have an option to eliminate models but still create traditional restorations using new digital technology. There have also been a large number of NEW high tech products being introduced to the industry. Dr. Feuerstein will take a look at digital impressions and high tech products in the industry today and possibly in the future.

Nuts & Bolts Impressioning: Predictable Excellence in the Everyday Restorative Practice
Presenter: Dr. Michael Melkers
Sponsor: DENTSPLY

Wed	10/10/12	7:00 PM ET    4:00 PM PT
Wed	10/10/12	11:00 PM UTC
CE Credits: 1 Interactive CEU View Full Description »

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Predictable Temporization for Effective Prosthetic Restoration
Presenter: Dr. John Flucke, DDS
Sponsor: DENTSPLY

Thu	8/23/12	8:15 PM ET    5:15 PM PT
Fri	8/24/12	0:15 AM UTC
CE Credits: 1 Interactive CEU View Full Description »

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This CE webinar, presented by Dr. John Flucke, addresses key techniques and a variety of products that help streamline chairside temporization of single unit and multi-unit prosthetic restorations.

Pulp Capping Procedures Past to Present
Presenter: Robert Levin, D.D.S.
Sponsor: Septodont

Thu	6/28/12	8:15 PM ET    5:15 PM PT
Fri	6/29/12	0:15 AM UTC
CE Credits: 1 Interactive CEU View Full Description »

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Pulp capping procedures have historically been challenging. The primary objective is to save the tooth, however, due to the uncertainty of success with this procedure some clinicians opt for root canal therapy. In these uncertain financial time giving patients the option of foregoing RCT with a less expensive, invasive procedure is a welcome change. Now with several different and newer bioactive and biomechanical products available the DDS has the option to restore pulp vitality. This CE webinar is designed to introduce the various products available today for direct and indirect pulp capping and to give the clinician an overview of their strengths and weaknesses.

Impeccable Impressions: The Key to Successful Indirect Restorations
Presenter: Dr. Greg Gillespie
Sponsor: DENTSPLY

Thu	6/28/12	7:00 PM ET    4:00 PM PT
Thu	6/28/12	11:00 PM UTC
CE Credits: 1 Interactive CEU View Full Description »

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This CE webinar will focus on clinical steps to efficient, predictable impression taking that will reduce the stress of this vital step with indirect restorations.

Creating a “Miracle Match” Chameleon Effect, and Reduce Your Composite Inventory
Presenter: Dr. Tony Tomaro
Sponsor: Tokuyama Dental America

Wed	6/27/12	8:15 PM ET    5:15 PM PT
Thu	6/28/12	0:15 AM UTC
CE Credits: 1 Interactive CEU View Full Description »

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Dr. Tomaro will walk you through the ideal technique from prepping to finishing a restoration, and leveraging composite filler technology to create a “Miracle Match” integration with the surrounding tooth. This process will showcase minimal invasive dentistry, and instruct how you can do more with less.

Today's Improved Glass Ionomers: A Therapeutic Alternative to Direct Composite Restorations
Presenter: Dr. Daniel Ward, D.D.S.
Sponsor: GC America

Tue	6/26/12	7:00 PM ET    4:00 PM PT
Tue	6/26/12	11:00 PM UTC
CE Credits: 1 Interactive CEU View Full Description »

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Glass ionomer materials are easy to place, can reduce post-operative sensitivity and enjoy a stable long-term ionic bond to dentin. Learn how this bioactive material can be a therapeutic alternative to composite resin materials.