Our Courses

PRF “technology” has been simplified so that it can be incorporated into the routine surgical procedures a GP performs to improve healing and surgical outcomes. Learn the history, science behind, rationale and an easy to learn technique that will allow you to stand apart in your patient care and ability to deliver excellence.

This lecture will present a perspective of how fast dentistry is changing and will continue to change over the next 10+ years . We will take a walk into the future to understand what we need to succeed in this technologically advancing world. How can we remain relevant and thrive as corporate dentistry becomes more prevalent? There are three demographics that play a role in our practice success – Boomers, Gen-Xer’s and Millennials. Each have their own influence on our practices, but will their impact change over time? What changes will our practice styles need to adopt for each of these groups? Participants will be exposed to a variety of technologies to facilitate diagnosis and treatment of everyday dentistry and beyond. We will discuss a variety of scanning technologies and digital options to show how they can be easily implemented. Materials and product updates will be a part of this program. Participants will be shown ways to implement a variety of technologies in a convenient manner at their own pace.

This webinar will present modern treatment planning for dental implants to improve the treatment process and predictability.  The webinar will include use of surgical videos to present CBCT planned cases.  The use of bone and soft tissue preservation techniques as well as soft tissue grafting surgery for esthetic implants will also be presented.

1. Understand CBCT for treatment planning
2. Fundamentals of guided surgery
3. When to use bone and soft tissue grafting
4. Predictable primary stability for your implants

It would not make sense to build a nice house on a questionable foundation. And, when it comes to restorative dentistry, the clinician needs to make sure the endodontic status of the tooth has a good prognosis. Whether it’s an endodontic diagnostic issue, surgical or non-surgical endodontic treatment, or endodontic retreatment, establishing the potential success of the case is imperative. Dr. Berman will go through a common sense and methodical approach for assessing the endodontic prognosis for several different endodontic case-based scenarios.