Our Courses

This dynamic and clinically focused lecture explores the essential components of delivering predictable, efficient, and high-quality same-day full arch implant restorations using digital workflows and in-house 3D printing. Attendees will gain insights into how to integrate surgical, prosthetic, and laboratory steps to streamline treatment and elevate patient outcomes.

Through real-world case studies and step-by-step workflow breakdowns, this course will highlight the critical factors for success—including patient selection, digital planning, guided surgery, immediate loading protocols, and the latest advancements in additive manufacturing. Emphasis will be placed on team coordination, technology integration, and troubleshooting common clinical challenges.

Whether you’re just beginning to adopt digital tools or looking to refine your current approach, this course will provide the practical pearls and confidence needed to master full arch treatment in a single day.

By the end of this lecture, participants will be able to:

• Identify key case selection criteria for same-day full arch implant treatment.
• Understand the digital workflow from diagnosis and planning to final prosthesis delivery.
• Learn how to utilize CBCT, intraoral scanning, and CAD software for precise surgical and prosthetic design.
• Explore the use of in-house 3D printing for provisional and final restorations.
• Recognize common pitfalls and how to avoid them during immediate loading and same-day delivery.

During this course, Dr. Lavi will give an overview of how pediatric aligners enable balanced dentoalveolar development in growing patients. He’ll review strategies for ClinCheck ® treatment planning and retention protocols that allow you to plan Phase I treatments and transition into Phase II treatments with both Invisalign First and the Invisalign Palatal Expander. After completion of this course, you will be able to:

• Discuss the benefits and opportunities of treating growing patients with Invisalign® First.
• Understand the clinical applicability and workflow of the Invisalign Palatal Expander for your Phase I patients.
• Maximize clinical efficiency and profitability with Invisalign for your growing patients.
• Overcome objections from parents when outlining the clinical benefits and enhanced patient experience that comes with Invisalign First.

Join Bottom Line Business Planning for an exclusive webinar designed to help dental practice owners unlock greater profitability through data-driven decision-making. Bottom Line Expectations: Growing Your Net Profit will provide a deep dive into how quantitative analysis can be leveraged to optimize financial performance, enhance EBITDA, and position your practice for sustainable growth or a future exit strategy.

This session will introduce the proprietary profitability forecasting models used by BLBP, recognized as among the most advanced analytical tools in dentistry. Whether you’re a solo practitioner or managing multiple locations, this webinar will equip you with actionable insights to make strategic financial decisions that benefit both your top-line revenue and overall asset value.

Learning Objectives:
– Utilize Quantitative Analysis – Apply financial and operational data analysis to identify opportunities for increased profitability in a dental practice.
– Optimize EBITDA – Understand the key drivers of EBITDA growth and implement strategies to enhance the financial performance of their practice.
– Strengthen Day-to-Day Financial Management – Recognize critical financial metrics and how they impact practice sustainability, growth, and long-term value.
– Develop a Strategic Growth Plan – Learn how to align business decisions with long-term goals, whether scaling the practice, maintaining steady profitability, or preparing for an exit strategy.

These objectives will equip dental practice owners with actionable insights to make informed, strategic financial decisions that directly impact their bottom line.

This course delves into the intricate relationship between oral health and systemic well-being, emphasizing the bidirectional impact of oral conditions on systemic diseases. Through comprehensive exploration, participants will gain a profound understanding of the current knowledge surrounding this dynamic interplay.

Key Learning Objectives:

1. Understanding the Oral-Systemic Relationship: Participants will delve into the latest research and evidence elucidating the connection between oral health and systemic diseases. Emphasis will be placed on comprehending how oral pathogens and inflammation contribute to conditions such as cardiovascular diseases, diabetes mellitus, respiratory infections, and rheumatoid arthritis.
2. Identification of Systemic Conditions: Through case studies and interactive sessions, participants will learn to identify specific systemic conditions with a clear link to oral pathogens and inflammation. This includes understanding the pathophysiological mechanisms underlying these associations.
3. Effective Patient Communication: Participants will acquire skills in communicating the oral-systemic link to patients in easily understandable terms. Techniques such as the use of layman’s language, analogies, visual aids, and infographics will be explored to empower patients to take proactive measures in managing their oral health.
4. Importance of Regular Dental Check-ups: Recognizing the pivotal role of preventive dentistry, participants will understand the significance of regular dental check-ups in maintaining oral health and preventing systemic complications. Collaboration with primary care physicians for comprehensive patient care will also be emphasized.
5. Interprofessional Collaboration: Participants will develop proficiency in communicating with healthcare professionals outside of dentistry. This includes effectively sharing patient history and findings, advocating for the integration of oral health in overall well-being, and providing resources and referrals for holistic patient care

Delving into the mysteries of ‘Wellness Dentistry’, the gradual shift in philosophy, education and patient experience, with the focus on aligning oral health strategies with whole body wellness.

Learning objectives
1. A Dental Wellness Exam with a focus on root cause.
2. Understand the functional use of ozone therapy, its benefits and profitability.
3. A different way to remove amalgam restorations, the SMART Protocol, and why patients seek it.
4. Bacterial reduction therapy, a microscopic approach to Periodontal therapy

“Redefining Early Orthodontic Treatment: Embracing the Future with Innovation” explores the transformative impact of advanced orthodontic techniques in early intervention. This lecture highlights how clear aligners and skeletal expansion technologies, including Invisalign First and modern palatal expanders, are redefining treatment paradigms for young patients. Attendees will gain insights into the clinical benefits, efficiency, and improved patient experience enabled by these innovations.

By the end of this lecture, participants will be able to:

1. Explain the advantages of clear aligner therapy and skeletal expansion in early orthodontic treatment.
2. Identify appropriate candidates for early intervention using innovative orthodontic techniques.
3. Evaluate the clinical outcomes of combining clear aligners with skeletal expansion approaches.

This course explores the principles of biological endodontics and the advanced technologies and techniques that are revolutionizing the field. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the oral-systemic connection, learn about the concept of biological endodontics, and discover the innovative tools and methods utilized in this approach. The course also examines predictable alternatives to traditional root canal therapies, providing attendees with insights into modern, patient-focused dental care.

Learning Objectives:
1. Understand the oral-systemic link and its relevance in endodontics.
2. Define and explore the principles of biological endodontics.
3. Review advanced technologies and techniques utilized in biological endodontics.
4. Examine predictable alternatives to traditional root canal therapies.

Retirement planning can be daunting, especially for dentists balancing the demands of a busy practice and personal financial goals. This webcast breaks it down with five essential money moves designed to streamline the process and provide you with the tools to build a million-dollar retirement portfolio. Whether you’re an owner dentist or an associate, you’ll discover how to capitalize on the unique financial opportunities available in your profession

Are you tired of dealing with low network fees?

Have you ever found yourself unexpectedly in-network with a new insurance company without signing a contract?

Most dentists end up in-network through direct contracts, yet fee schedules have remained largely unchanged for 40 years. Negotiating as an individual office might yield a 2-5% increase if you’re lucky.

This session explores what network leasing and umbrella plans are, and more importantly, how to leverage them to achieve a 20-50% increase in your network fee schedules. If your network crown fee is under $1,000, this information is essential.

Learning Objectives:
-Learn how affiliations and network leasing works
-How to utilize umbrella plans
-Managing the Process to Higher Fees

The best implant always begins with a surgeon who understands the principles of healing and surgery, and the design of the implant system. With modern art as a guide, this presentation is full of practical new ways to look at the everyday work of implantology. It will inspire your work and invite you to see things afresh and improve your outcomes.

Art is not necessarily what you see. It is more what you look for. Art has a way of simplifying the complicated. What do you look for in an implant? An implant site? An implant patient? More importantly, how do you look for it? Subtle shifts in perspective can dramatically change what you see and what you do.

Learning objectives: Know your patient. Know your site. Know your implant.
1. Know your patient. The healing begins after the surgery. How do you look at your patient when determining a treatment plan?
2. Know your site. Look at the site with the end in mind. Soft tissue and bone management.
3. Know your implant. Perspectives on design principles and why knowing them matters. Surface. Shape. Threads. Connection.