SUBJECT MASTERY MODULE OVERVIEW
COMPREHENSIVE
CONTEMPORARY DIRECT COMPOSITE DENTISTRY FOR ANY RESTORATIVE SITUATION
- Dr. Paul
Belvedere
In this four day module participants receive instruction on techniques
for placing direct posterior composite restorations, including extensive
MOD’s, 3/4 crowns, veneers, fixed composite bridges, perio splints
and other techniques for composite dentistry. Each technique will be taught
by TV demonstration, followed by hands on laboratory sessions. Participants
will then treat their patients using the new skills they have developed.
Patient will be
needed.
32+ ce hrs $2595 Wed - Sat, June 1- 4, 2005 Hands-on, limited enrollment
ESTHETIC
REMOVABLE PARTIAL DENTURES
- Dr. Steven Ancowitz
Module participants investigate rotational path of insertion, how RPD’s
work, advantages and limitations of extracronal attachments, ERA, Compass
and ASC-52. Conventional esthetic clasping, encirclement and stability
design clasps will be examined.
Participants
are to bring a mounted, documented case for round table discussion.
32+ ce hrs $1995 Thur-Sun, Sept 16- 18, 2005 Hands-on, limited enrollment
UNLOCKING
THE DIAGNOSTIC BOX
- Dr. Jeff Morley and Dr. Jimmy Eubank
This module develops participants skills necessary to diagnose, treatment
plan, sequence and establish a fee for restructuring the patients smile.
Consultation and diagnostic demonstrations consisting of reviewing interview
forms, full mouth exam, facial measurements, face bow records, centric
relation bite record, color analysis and diagnostic casts on a live patient.
There will be lab demonstrations on trimming and cleaning models, trimming
bite registration and mounting cases. Participants will analyze photos,
inventory cosmetic problems, work up a treatment plan and develop a case
fee.
Patient will
be needed.
Dentist tuition includes one dental assistant or front office (non-dentist)
staff member
34+ ce hrs $3995/375 Thur-Sun, Feb 3-6, 2005 Hands-on, limited enrollment
A
PRACTICAL APPROACH TO OCCLUSION: The cornerstone
of of restorative dentistry
- Dr. Fred McIntyre and AJ Monacelli
This Module analyzes requirements for occlusal stability and functional
and anatomical harmony. Emphasis is upon understanding the determinate
of occlusion, requirements for successful occlusal therapy and dynamics
of equilibration.
No patient needed,
Doctors will do non invasive treatment on each other
32+ ce hrs $2195 Wed-Sat, Nov 16-19, 2005
ANTERIOR
ESTHETIC RESTORATIONS: Where function and esthetics meet
- Dr. Marshall Fagin
This Module is in two phases and encompasses six days
Phase I Tooth Preparation and Provisional Temporization - four days
Phase II Metal & Porcelain Try-In, Staining & Delivery In Crown,
Bridge,and Laminate Restorations - two days This Module reviews the importance
of the diagnostic work-up. Emphasis is on tooth preparation, esthetic
provisional restorations, laboratory communication and the try-in, staining
and delivery of the restoration.Patient
will be needed.
48+ ce hrs $3495/295 Wed-Sat, April 13-16, 2005; Follow-up session Fri-Sat, May 6-7
ESTHETIC
ALTERNATIVES TO AMALGAM
- Dr. Ron Jackson
This is a comprehensive, four day, hands-on “love patient” treatment
course in the conservative restoration of posterior teeth using the latest
esthetic materials that respect the principles of function. Direct and
indirect restorations, materials science/choices and the principles of
adhesion will be covered in depth.
Preparation and placement of indirect restorations are completed in the
same weekend. This very focused program will provide an educational experience
to generate immediate in-office results for participants. Patient
will be needed.