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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The anterior maxilla holds its own unique set of circumstances when planning, placing and restoring dental implants. Ideal dental implant placement can lead to an aesthetic success or failure. Smile line, buccal bone and the tissue profile must all be taken into consideration. This program will utilize a totally-digital workflow to guide the clinician on how to plan, place and restore dental implants in the anterior maxilla to help achieve the best aesthetic outcome.
This course will cover the use of fixed and removable acrylic-based, full arch implant-supported restorations. We will discuss the critical components of treatment planning, implant placement strategies, prosthetic components and a fixed and removable workflow.
This course will help you navigate scanning crowns under partial workflows, edentulous scanning as well as introduce you to 3Shape TRIOS Excite Apps.
This course will address challenges you may experience, tips for successful integration and will introduce you to scanning for implant restorations.
This course is for first time 3Shape TRIOS users where we will start with turning the system on to running through optimal settings and submitting a single unit crown case. For the best experience, please ensure you are with your scanner as you attend this course
In this webinar series, attendees will learn how to properly place different stackable guides and prosthetic components, pickup/deliver an immediate fixed temporary bridge and will get a firm understanding of implant placement protocols. Participants will be taught to understand treatment planning, surgical techniques and options for definitive restorations for full arch implant restorations. The course discussion will include details related to case selection, laboratory partnership, team collaboration and will review current literature and technology used in these types of restorations.
This presentation will demonstrate the clinical procedures necessary for fabricating a definitive prosthesis. It will review the steps for the first, second and third restorative appointments as well as discuss what records will need to be taken and provided to the laboratory.
It is common knowledge that new game- changing dental technologies, as well as proven underutilized tools, are key aspects to growing a modern dental practice. Attendees of this course will learn the three stages of technology adoption, coupled with the crucial skills necessary to quickly assess whether a solution is right for an office. This course will also cover how to maximize your office’s technological potential together with how to communicate those benefits.
Today’s patients are more tech-savvy and expect dental practices to provide precision care that is faster, more comfortable and uses the latest in technology. This program will review all that a intraoral scanner (IOS) can provide for your practice and how IOS workflows can improve your production, profits and enhance case management.
Course Prerequisites : Using Digital To Grow Your Practice - Part 1: Overview Of Technology, Orthodontics And Crown & Bridge
A digital workflow can create a prosthetically-driven dental implant restoration and help to achieve an ideal implant and definitive restoration. The goal is to obtain a position that can provide optimal aesthetic and occlusal relationships. This course will teach attendees how to properly capture intraoral scans of edentulous areas and CBCT images, and merge those images together to develop a prosthetically-driven plan for implant placement. Additionally, simple socket grafting techniques will be reviewed.
This course will address challenges you may experience, adoption, scan evaluation and correction.
When taking a digital impression, each implant scan body requires a specific technique. Confirming it is properly seated lays the foundation for the entire case. The challenge is how to create a better environment for the aesthetic solution and meet the patient’s expectations. The Encode Healing Abutment allows for implant coverage, tissue contouring and a method to take a clear digital impression. This course will cover a high- level workflow helping to lead to better aesthetic results that could save a doctor time and money.
This course will address questions you may have after your initial scanning experiences and provide tips for successful integration.
As technology has evolved throughout the years for treating patients who are either edentulous or who have failing dentition, immediate full arch rehabilitation has become more predictable and less cumbersome than when Paulo Malo first developed the procedure in 1998. Guided implant surgery is now widely used by clinicians treating edentulous patients. Innovative dental labs are now using software and technology to guide prosthetics and restorations for full arch patients. This course will detail the treatment planning process, the surgery, the immediate temporization and the definitive restoration of an immediate full arch rehabilitation case with both guided surgery and proceduralized restorative prosthetics.
Technology is quickly transforming the world around us, including the field of dentistry. Changes abound in the way prosthetic procedures are performed in the operatory and in the dental laboratory. One of the more fascinating technological advances in dentistry is the use of both digital impressions and the digital laboratory workflow. This course discusses how the digital workflow increases accuracy, provides a quicker turnaround time and reduces remakes.
This course will cover the how, where, when and why an overdenture stud is chosen for the patient. Treatment options covered will be Overdenture Attachments, such as RT-x, Clix, Locator, O-Rings and Magnets.
This webinar will provide a simplified, streamlined and scaled approach to the digital arch. Participants will learn strategies for efficient full arch production, technology and growth.
Clinicians have been treating edentulous patients or patients with failing dentition with immediate full arch rehabilitation since Paulo Malo innovated the All-on-4® in 1998. As the procedure has evolved, new methods to treatment plan guided surgery and guided restorations have become more prevalent among clinicians performing these cases. This course will outline the surgery, immediate temporization and definitive restoration for both conventional and guided immediate full arch rehabilitation. It will also compare and contrast the advantages, disadvantages and limitations of both workflows.
This course will cover comprehensive treatment planning for large tooth-borne cases. We will discuss patient communication strategies, multidisciplinary treatment planning, restorative staging and provisionalization. We will also discuss restorative material selection for tooth-borne restorations.
This course is for first time iTero Element users. The course will cover everything from turning the system on, through a scan path and submitting a single unit crown case.
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.
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