Treatment planning for single-unit implant placement requires a comprehensive understanding of biological, esthetic, and functional principles. In this course, Dr. Taylor Manalili will introduce a top-down treatment planning approach, integrating digital technology to optimize outcomes.

In this course, Kathy Bassett will thoroughly explore the key pharmacological properties influencing profound anesthesia. Participants will review the latest guidelines for local anesthetic dosing and labeling to ensure safe usage.

This course offers an in-depth look into clear aligner orthodontic therapy, emphasizing both theoretical understanding and practical application. Participants will gain insights into the benefits of expansive versus retractive orthodontics, explore various arch forms and their relationship with malocclusion, and learn a systematic diagnostic protocol for identifying malocclusions.

This course covers three key topics in dental anesthesia: anatomical features aiding inferior alveolar anesthesia, a comparison of maxillary infiltration and block techniques, and essential landmarks for AMSA and Maxillary V2 nerve blocks.

This four-part course aims to help you provide edentulous patients with a functional and esthetic prosthesis. After taking this course, you will be able to review the different indications for removable prostheses, understand various treatment planning factors, and identify options for impression taking and border molding.

The second part of the four-part series focuses on the techniques needed for designing wax rims, deprogramming, adjusting occlusion and bite registrations. This course will also show you how to determine the patient’s jaw relationship and where teeth go in space.

Maximize delivery success by integrating proven techniques for comfortable and esthetic dentures. Dr. Sree Koka demonstrates and discusses essential steps such as try-ins, patient instruction, overdenture attachment pick-up techniques and occlusal adjustments.

Understanding the indications and maintenance requirements of implant overdentures is key to improving retention. Dr. Raymond Choi explains the characteristics of optimal retention, from setting proper expectations for patients to identifying recommended procedures to increase success.

This course explores the mandibular arch, emphasizing the pterygomandibular triangle's role in effective anesthesia. Kathy Bassett will cover anatomical considerations of various block techniques, including Halstead, High Block, Short Needle, Akinosi, Gow-Gates, PDL-Inferior Alveolar, and retromolar techniques.

This course outlines the procedures and reasoning for obtaining precise jaw relation records. Dr. Koka emphasizes the significance of tooth position and explains how interocclusal registration at the correct vertical dimension of occlusion (VDO) contributes to creating well-fitting dentures, resulting in fewer adjustments and more satisfied patients.

In this course, Kathy Bassett will review principles of computer-controlled local anesthetic delivery (CCLAD) options. Participants will learn to distinguish between manual syringes and CCLAD devices, highlighting the advantages and limitations of each.

Immediate implant placement allows the clinician to potentially provide a better outcome in a shorter amount of time, when the patient is most receptive to treatment.