Howard S Glazer D.D.S. -“First Impressions do Count!-Impressions and Provisionals that Work” (R-1)
With so many materials available in the marketplace, it is often difficult to choose what is best for any given situation. Considerations of cost, ease of use and clean-up, and of course, patient comfort, are key elements in selecting the right material for use. Practice using several impression materials and various techniques to successfully take impressions. Fabricate aesthetic temporaries for porcelain laminate veneers, inlay/onlays, crowns and bridges.

Jack Griffin D.M.D. -“Creating Aesthetic Ceramic Restorations using CAD/CAM Technology” (R-2)
Using newly developed cad/cam technology, life-like anterior restorations can be made and seated in a single visit, an advantage for the patient and dentist alike.. Participants will have the opportunity to design, fabricate, and custom glaze a machine milled restoration. Techniques learned will be applicable to any porcelain technique. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to investigate the new technology.

Doug Lambert DDS and Daniel Ward DDS-“Dental Digital Photography and Introduction to Powerpoint” (R-3)
Digital Dental Photography is an essential component of the aesthetic dentists’ armamentaria. However there is a learning curve to mastering the technique. Learn how to select the proper camera for your office, take an image, download the image, organize and store the image, print the image, and import the image into a PowerPoint presentation. Digital cameras will be available for exposing a full series of smile and intra-oral photos suitable for presentations or publications.

Rob Lowe -“Clinical Use of Hard and Soft-Tissue Lasers for the Maximum Aesthetic Result” (R-4)
The proper gingival architecture is paramount for outstanding aesthetic treatment. Lasers offer a tool for fast, clean, comfortable tissue contouring with minimal discomfort, limited gingival recession, and predictable results. You will have the opportunity to practice using a laser on tissue. This is a great opportunity to become acquainted with the benefits of lasers.

K. William “Buddy” Mopper D.D.S. -“Masterful Direct Anterior Bonding” (R-5)
Direct bonding can be the most creative dental treatment that today’s dentist can render. Learn how to achieve beautiful aesthetic, long lasting composite restorations. Participants will have the opportunity to practice opaquing, tinting, and augmentation techniques with a full complement of materials and armamentaria. Material selection and proper polishing, finishing, and proper contouring will be discussed at this outstanding hands-on experience. Learn from the master!

Robert Weller D.D.S., and Adrian Jurim M.D.T., -“A Complete Hands-On Experience with Porcelain Laminate Veneers” (R-6)
Porcelain laminate veneers have expanded our ability to transform smiles. Attention to detail is important. This complete course will present the clinical, laboratory, and practical considerations necessary for success. Learn practical techniques from these experienced clinicians.

Paul Belvedere D.D.S.- “Simplified Direct Composite Placement Techniques” (F-1)
Successfully placed direct composite restorations can satisfy the aesthetic and functional needs of our patients. Learn practical methods to obtain predictable contacts, reduce post-operative sensitivity, and reduce finishing and polishing time. Through the use of a Contour StripTM you will be able to predictably restore any tooth to its original form, function, and appearance. All models and supplies provided. Please bring loupes/magnification if desired.

Marvin A. Fier D.D.S. -"Predictable Posteriors - Complete Guide to Direct & Indirect Tooth Colored Restorations" (S-1) 
Today’s health and beauty conscious patients are demanding aesthetic restorations. Yet these procedures can often end with less than ideal results. Learn how to systematically and successfully place direct posterior composites and indirect tooth colored restorations. This program contains valuable clinical and marketing techniques that can be used immediately to motivate patients and let you provide more comfortable aesthetic restorations. Using complete lab setups, refine your skills with state-of-the-art materials. Don't miss this comprehensive course.

George Freedman D.D.S. -“New Technology:Do you Need It?” (S-2)
With all the new emerging technologies, it is difficult to stay current with the latest procedures. An overview of these technologies including a hands-on opportunity demonstration will be followed by a cost/benefit analysis that is created for each participant. CAD/CAM fabrication of restorations, electronic shade taking, hard and soft tissue lasers, and other emerging technologies will be presented. Learn the practical applications of these products for your office.

Chuck Maragos C.D.T. Jenny Wohlberg , -“Achieving Aesthetic Excellence using the Pressed Glass Technique” (S-3)
Communication between the dentist and laboratory technician becomes essential when performing aesthetic cases. Understanding the elements of crown fabrication helps the dentist to effectively inform the laboratory with what is needed.. Proper layering allows for the natural beauty of all-porcelain restorations. This course will demonstrate the techniques necessary to produce lifelike aesthetic restorations. Participants will learn in a hands-on atmosphere how to apply color and aesthetics on a pressed ceramic crown. Dentists are invited and all materials will be provided.