These webinars are designed expand your knowledge of oral surgery and provide you with new solutions for day-to-day challenges. Register today for this three-part series.
*Price for the series: Member $150 Non-member $250
*Must register for the entire series (all 3 webinars)
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What’s Wrong with
Crooked Teeth? An Introduction to Early Intervention Orthodontics Martha E. Rich, DMD Wednesday, March 25, 7 p.m. CDT Credits: 1.5** Subject Code: 435 - Space Management & Appliances Price: Member: $75 Non-member: $125
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Description: 4 out of 5 kids have crowded teeth. Often this stems from mouth-breathing and/or a variety of maladaptive behaviors. This course is an introduction to identifying malocclusions, causes, and when to refer to a specialist. Management of malocclusions will be discussed. The recommendations we make for young, growing children will affect them for the rest of their lives – for better or worse.
Learning Objectives:
- To identify early developing malocclusions.
- To assess contributing factors to the malocclusion.
- Determine when to refer to a specialist.
- Overview of how to use a simple, pre-fabricated oral appliance for intervention.
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Can You Really Save
That (and Why Would You?) Treatment Options for Carious Primary Teeth David L. Rothman, DDS Tuesday, May 5, 7 p.m. CDT Credits: 1.5** Subject code: 438 – Trauma in Primary/Young Teeth Price: Member: $75 Non-member: $125 |
Description: Reviews pulp therapy, restorations and space maintenance in the primary and early mixed dentitions allowing the practitioner to set parameters for which teeth to save and restore.
Learning objectives:
- Understand treatment options for pulpally involved primary teeth.
- Treatment plan and utilize appropriate dental materials for maintenance of a devitalized primary tooth and immature permanent tooth.
- Understand the importance and options for space maintenance in the primary and mixed dentition.
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Contemporary & Classic Pediatric Dental Restorative Techniques Paul K. Chu, DDS Thursday, May 14, 7 p.m. CDT Credits: 1.5** Subject code: 434 - Management of the Child Patient Price: Member: $75 Non-member: $125 |
Description: The course will demonstrate various pediatric dental
techniques that go beyond the classical techniques familiar to the
practitioner. Topics will include use of resin modified glass ionomers for
posterior restorations; indirect pulpal therapy technique using resin modified
calcium silicate liners; and two techniques of anterior restorations (strip
crowns and zirconia crowns). All techniques require proper treatment planning
to ensure appropriateness of use.
Learning objectives:
- Use of RMGIs as an alternative to resins and amalgam
- Indirect pulp therapy indications and success rates
- Anterior Restorative techniques
