National Dentex provides Continuing Education opportunities to thousands of clinicians around the country on an annual basis. We offer a variety of seminars and webinars on relevant topics in dentistry. Check out what programs we have available today!
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This program will review denture fabrication methods and illustrate which techniques have changed. The latest in 3D-printing processes and materials will be highlighted, demonstrating their strength, accuracy and aesthetics. Additionally, this course will review clinical guidelines that make chairside steps easier to accomplish.
This program will focus on the way to achieve the best results for single tooth implant restorations. Techniques for customized tissue platform, temporization, and impressions – along with workflows for restorations using patient-specific abutments will be presented with a goal of bringing simplicity and reliability to the restorative process. The advantages of providing an anatomically correct abutment earlier in the healing cycle will also be discussed, along with unique advancements in screw-retained restorations that can provide enhanced efficiency to your existing workflow.
This course will cover the how, where, when and why an overdenture bar is chosen as a treatment option for the patient. Treatment options covered will be tissue and abutment supported overdenture bars, as well as direct, indirect and offset retention options.
Course Prerequisites:None
The importance of providing accurate impressions is the foundation to a successful clinical result. This program will review the most current materials and procedures to create the ideal impressions for restorations, as well as the latest in traditional impression materials and methods, including tissue management, retraction, tray selection, impression material types and when to use them, what the lab should know, temporization, and evaluation/ troubleshooting of impressions.
Course Prerequisites: Conventional vs. Digitally-guided Full Arch Rehabilitation Best Practices For Record Taking For Digital Full Arch Rehabilitation In-Depth Guided Prosthetics: Surgical And Restorative Guidance For Full Arch Rehabilitation
This clinically based webinar will focus on the integration of restorative, surgical and laboratory disciplines, combined with digital and analog technology, to provide a seamless approach for fully guided full arch and full mouth immediate implant reconstruction for the terminal dentition and edentulous patient. This protocol includes placement of a prefabricated computer guided monolithic acrylic milled prosthesis for both edentulous and dentate arches.
Prerequisites: None
Scanning partially and fully edentulous patients has evolved quickly throughout this last year, and we are excited to update you on workflows and key elements to effectively communicate with the dental laboratory. Learn how to develop your own prescription and specific instructions for your digital cases.
Sleep Apnea oral appliances experience high adherence, but unpredictable efficacy results and suboptimal outcomes for some patients. This webinar reviews how professional collaboration and adjunctive therapies can maximize outcomes for those patients who experience residual Apnea-Hypopnea Index.
This presentation will cover the basics of successful full denture procedures and is a must for the dentist who wants to increase removable caseloads with higher profits, better aesthetics and less chair time. The presentation will include comprehensive, proven successful techniques on high end full dentures.
Prerequisites: Implant Dentistry Basics Part 1
A didactic overview of the theory and criteria necessary for a dental team to decide when to restore an edentulous arch with a fixed detachable, overdenture bar or overdenture stud prosthesis.