R-1: Howard S. Glazer D.D.S.

"Composites Can Be Beautiful"

Direct composite restorations are an integral part of the aesthetic dentist's repertoire, yet beautiful, long lasting and predictable results can be challenging. Participants will learn techniques of layering and blending composite shades to insure an aesthetic result using the latest state-of-the-art composite resins. New easy to use matrix systems will be introduced as well as simplified finishing and polishing systems that enhance your results.

R-2: Lou Graham D.D.S.

"Applying Today's New Materials and Technologies into Your Practice"

Many new techniques have been developed that allow the dentist and his/her team to deliver the maximum to their patients. Learn how to implement a 1/2/3 Oral Cancer Screening program that will provide great value to your patients. Discover simple methods to preserve tissue following extractions using socket grafting. Update yourself with the latest in Adhesion Dentistry including the latest on curing lights, caries removal and low stress materials. This course is loaded with tips you can take back to the office.

R-3: George Kirtley D.D.S.

"Computerized Contemporary Smile Design"

Patients want to know what their smile will look like before proceeding with cosmetic treatment. The dentist should understand the goals of the patient and have a clear vision of the final desired result. Learn how to use digital photography to take a complete series of photographs, analyze the smile and create a computerized image of the desired result. This hands-on course will teach you the steps to create a smile blueprint to aid in treatment and communication with the patient and the lab.

R-4: Robert Weller D.D.S. and Adrian Jurim M.D.T.

"A Complete Hands-On Experience with Porcelain Laminate Veneers"

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. You will have the opportunity to prepare teeth for porcelain laminate veneers. Learn practical techniques from these experienced clinicians.

F-1: Paul Belvedere D.D.S.

"Predictable Direct Composite Placement Techniques"

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 will be provided.

F-2: George Freedman D.D.S.

"The Essential Tools and Materials for a Profitable Practice: A Hands-On Buyer's Guideyou"

Do I need it? Can I do without it? Can I afford it? Technology has improved the level of care we can provide for our patients, yet does it make sense to incorporate into your practice. New dental adhesives, composites, glass ionomers, and resin cements can significantly reduce post-operative sensitivity. New handpieces, burs, lasers, matrices and curing lights can simplify treatment. Learn the latest from a leader on the forefront of new procedures and products.

F-3: Faye Goldstep D.D.S.

"Products for Stress-Free, Dentistry"

Occasionally a product or technology appears that instantly enables stress-free predictable dentistry. Soft-tissue lasers have become "soft-tissue handpieces." New composite materials and user-friendly matrix systems improve the predictability of direct restorative procedures. Remineralization therapies can proactively treat caries. Performance enhancing mouthwear may have benefits to the TMJ as well as improve physiological responses. Learn how to integrate them easily into your practice.

F-4: Gerard J. Lemongello Jr. D.M.D.

"Predictable Implant Aesthetics Utilizing a Custom Fabricated Provisional, Provisional Abutment and Impression Coping: A Prosthetic Technique"

Mastering the art of predictable implant aesthetics can be challenging. Combining the use of a custom fabricated provisional abutment, provisional restoration and a custom fabricated impression coping, aesthetic challenges can be addressed and communicated to the laboratory. Simplify and streamline the entire process of implant provisionalization and impressions through a step by step approach. Participants will fabricate on the model a custom implant abutment, custom implant impression coping and provisional.

S-1: Thomas Dudney D.M.D. and Adrian Jurim M.D.T.

"Aesthetic Provisionals with and without a Diagnostic Waxup"

Provisional restorations serve many important functions while the definitive restorations are being fabricated. Ideally a diagnostic waxup is prepared but one is not always available. Learn how to perform a direct composite mockup. Participants will fabricate provisionals on a prepped model of an anterior smile design case utilizing a diagnostic wax-up and putty matrix. Additionally there will be a discussion and review of zirconia restorations.

S-2: Marvin Fier D.D.S.

"Improving Your Bottom Line-Predictable and Profitable Direct and Indirect Aesthetic Restorations"

With so many changes in concepts and materials for restorative and aesthetic procedures, it can sometimes feel overwhelming. Whether placing direct or indirect tooth-colored restorations, there are techniques and materials that are easier for you, your team and your patients. This workshop will teach techniques that can make your workday less stressful, more predictable, and more profitable. Join us in a workshop that will give you take-home knowledge to put to use immediately.

S-3: Lisa Philp

"Effective Social Media Marketing"

Traditional advertising methods are being replaced by electronic media advertising. The younger generation is looking for progressive offices that speak their language. They gain information and make decisions based on the internet. Learn how to effectively reach new patients, and motivate them into coming into your office. Not only will you be more effective in attracting new patients, you will be amazed at this whole new way of communicating.

S-4: Steve Schadt

"Keys to Successful Internet Marketing"

With over 100 million consumers searching the Internet for healthcare information, websites and effective internet strategies have become an essential element of practice marketing. This course will lay out the five most important components: Website Development, Internet Directories, Search Engine Optimization, Commercial Email Programs, In-Office Integration, and HIPAA requirements.

S-5: Ned Windmiller D.D.S. Chuck Maragos C.D.T. and Jenny Wohlberg C.D.T.

"Using the Master Diagnostic Model to Create Beautiful Provisional Restorations"

A clear vision of the final desired result is important before beginning active treatment. Communication of this vision to the patient, dentist and laboratory allows for consistent results. The laboratory fabricated Master Diagnostic Model can be used to determine vertical dimension, occlusion and esthetics in the provisional stage prior to the placement of the final restorations. Learn how to fabricate custom provisional restorations, for single tooth to full mouth rehabilitation cases.