Through AGD/PACE approved provider DC Dental, we are thrilled to bring you live, interactive, ultra high-quality webinars. DC Clinical courses are hand picked based on our mission to deliver actionable, skill building knowledge that makes your “dental life” more efficient, more productive and ultimately, more rewarding.
At the end of each archived course, a quiz will automatically pop up. Once you receive 100% on the quiz, you will then be emailed your CE Certificate within 1 business day.
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10.26.22 | 8:00 PM ET | Self-Improvement | Steffany Mohan, DDS | Inside the Minds of Ultra Successful Dentists |
Inside the Minds of Ultra Successful DentistsCredits: 1.5
Cost: Free
Time: 8:00 PM ET
In the course, you will learn the difference between default and intentional programming and why it’s the major factor in your success Learning Objectives: |
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10.12.22 | 8:00 PM ET | Digital Dentistry | Amandine Para, DDS | Laser in Implantology: Why, When & How? |
Laser in Implantology: Why, When & How?Credits: 1.5
Cost: Free
Time: 8:00 PM ET
The use of lasers in has nowadays proven its interest in various specialties such as ophthalmology and gynecology. Approximately fifteen years ago, lasers were also introduced in dentistry, with several wavelengths. This lecture will illustrate more specifically the indications of Diode and Erbium YAG lasers in implantology. Diode laser is a technology that uses a penetrating wavelength (660 to 980nm), useful for its photodynamic and photochemical effects. Its effectiveness relies on both the inflammatory host’s response and the bacterial etiology in case of infection. Erbium-Yag laser, with an absorbed wavelength of 2940 nm, allows, by its ablative effect, an easy cutting of hard tissues (bone, cement) and soft tissue (gums), as well as a complete decontamination of infected sites in case of periimplantitis for example. This lecture proposes an update on the indications and interest of lasers in oral implantology. Learning Objectives: This course is aimed at general dentist surgeons or specialists in implantology or periodontology. Its objectives are to introduce them to:
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09.21.22 | 8:00 PM ET | Self-Improvement | India Chance, BSDH, RDH | How to Speak Digital: Incorporating Digital Scanners into the Hygiene Dept to Increase Productivity |
How to Speak Digital: Incorporating Digital Scanners into the Hygiene Dept to Increase ProductivityCredits: 1.5
Cost: Free
Time: 8:00 PM ET
This course discusses how implementing innovative technology can expand the dental hygiene department to provide positive clinical outcomes and contribute to the dental practice’s overall productivity. We will explore versatile workflow options that allow dental hygienists to work more efficiently and increase case acceptance. Learning Objectives: |
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09.07.22 | 8:00 PM ET | Practice Management and Human Relations | Cally Gedge | The Reality and Clarity of Social Media |
The Reality and Clarity of Social MediaCredits: 1.5
Cost: Free
Time: 8:00 PM ET
A deep dive into the truth of why Social Media matters to your dental office but more importantly to your patients and prospects. Together we will make the switch from time vampire to business resource, creating a strong reason why when used correctly it is an important resource for building credibility and authority in your local community. The end result is that you stand out from your competitors and educate prospects on why they should choose your dental office above all others. I will show you the following: Learning Objectives: |
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08.24.22 | 8:00 PM ET | Implant Dentistry | Robert Slauch, DDS | Clinical Considerations for Single Tooth Implant Dentistry: Case Selection, Treatment Planning, Surgical Execution and Restorative Options |
Clinical Considerations for Single Tooth Implant Dentistry: Case Selection, Treatment Planning, Surgical Execution and Restorative OptionsCredits: 1.5
Cost: Free
Time: 8:00 PM ET
Understanding the surgical and restorative fundamentals of implant dentistry is imperative to properly manage cases and grow this side of your practice. The goal of this presentation is to tackle these fundamentals. We will explore what variables to look for at the pre-treatment visit, the surgical plan, proper space requirements, and understanding soft tissue development. Finally, we will discuss proper abutment choice and crown designs. |
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08.10.22 | 8:00 PM ET | Implant Dentistry | Nick Fahey, DMD | Guided Surgery: The New Practice Standard for Oral Implantology |
Guided Surgery: The New Practice Standard for Oral ImplantologyCredits: 1.5
Cost: Free
Time: 8:00 PM ET
Guided surgery for implant placement is not a new concept in implant dentistry. Restoratively driven implant placement is a well-accepted and often quoted dogma, when clinicians consider implant positioning. However, guided surgery, which I believe to be the apogee of restoratively driven implant planning and placement still struggles to find wide scale acceptance. In this presentation, I will put forward the case for computer guided surgery. Discussing the benefits of planning your surgery virtually before going to the patient’s mouth and the clinical advantages of guided surgery. Before looking to the future and how this fast-evolving technology may look. Learning objectives: |
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07.27.22 | 8:00 PM ET | Self-Improvement | Elaine Halley, DDS | Smile Analysis: How Curiosity Improves Treatment Planning |
Smile Analysis: How Curiosity Improves Treatment PlanningCredits: 1.5
Cost: Free
Time: 8:00 PM ET
Join Dr Elaine Halley to learn how developing a systematic approach to analyzing cases before we begin treatment planning solutions leads to more predictable outcomes. These strategies also provide a framework for discussion with patients which helps to educate and motivate them and opens the door for more comprehensive treatment opportunities. This webinar will cover the key stages of taking a patient from the first visit through to presenting treatment options. Course Objectives: |
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07.06.22 | 8:00 PM ET | Self-Improvement | Paresh Shah, DMD | Beyond Single Tooth Dentistry |
Beyond Single Tooth DentistryCredits: 1.5
Cost: Free
Time: 8:00 PM ET
The key to a successful and thriving practice extends beyond treating teeth in isolation. By looking at entire mouth, we have the ability to provide more comprehensive treatment to create a more stable environment for the patient. This presentation will highlight several principles that are essential for the practitioner to consider in treatment planning an interdisciplinary case. Identifying the criteria to determine the need for multiple disciplines will be explained through evaluation of a clinical case. This treatment planning case presentation will include clinical conditions commonly found in everyday practice. Participants will be shown a simple but effective set of parameters that can be used immediately in their treatment planning process Learning Objectives: |
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06.01.22 | 8:00 PM ET | Practice Management and Human Relations | Christopher Phelps, DMD | The COMPLETE New Patient Dental Marketing Workshop |
The COMPLETE New Patient Dental Marketing WorkshopCredits: 1.5
Cost: Free
Time: 8:00 PM ET
Based on his new textbook series, the COMPLETE Book On Dental Marketing, in this webinar Dr. Phelps will take you through the Attraction stage of the dental marketing cycle. Utilizing Dr. Phelps’ 7 Pillars of Marketing you will learn how to attract the right quantity and quality of new patients to your practice. Learning to become an effective CEO of your marketing department. The lessons learned in this webinar are the same Dr. Phelps’ learned while transitioning his marketing from spending $35,000/month but only netting 60 new patients, to spending 74% less per month and attracting over 300 fee for service patients. A move that helped both of his practices grow by over $1,000,000 each, for two consecutive years. Objectives: |
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05.18.22 | 8:00 PM ET | Implant Dentistry | Robert Slauch, DDS | Full Mouth Rehabilitation With A Combination of Natural Teeth and Implants: Proper Diagnosis and Treatment Sequence |
Full Mouth Rehabilitation With A Combination of Natural Teeth and Implants: Proper Diagnosis and Treatment SequenceCredits: 1.5
Cost: Free
Time: 8:00 PM ET
Full Mouth Rehabs with a combination of natural teeth and implants requires proper treatment sequencing to provide the most favorable outcome. A case example will be shown in this lecture along with discussing proper diagnosis, surgical and restorative steps, implant selection, material selection and follow-up protocols. Learning Objectives: |