Ultimate Occlusion 3 | April 17th-18th
Anterior Aesthetics Live Patient | April 24th-25th
Art of Co-Diagnosis | April 24th
Team Training | May 1st-2nd
Ultimate Occlusion 1 | May 15th-16th
Women Who Rock the Drill | June 5th-6th
Ultimate Occlusion 2 | June 12th-13th
Ultimate Occlusion 4 | July 10th-11th
Full Mouth Rehab | August 28th-29th
The Art of Co-Diagnosis | September 18th
As a dentist looking to take your practice to the next level through full-mouth rehabilitation, it’s crucial to equip yourself with the right tools. Full mouth rehab is a complex, multifaceted procedure that requires precision, skill, and specialized equipment....
There’s a particular kind of clinical regret that comes from realizing, mid-case, that a key piece of information is missing. The preparation is done. The impressions have been taken. The patient has been scheduled for delivery. And then something doesn’t...
Full-mouth rehabilitation is among the most complex procedures in dentistry. Months of planning, multiple appointments, coordinated records, provisional phases, and a patient who has trusted you with their entire occlusion—all of it converges on a single delivery...
There’s a moment in every full-mouth rehabilitation case where you realize how much you’re managing at once – occlusion, esthetics, tooth position, soft tissue response, patient expectations. The variables compound quickly. And when something feels...
Most dental training programs teach restorative dentistry from the teeth outward. You learn preparation design, impression technique, occlusal adjustment, and material selection — all critical skills. What often gets less attention is the system in which those teeth...
As a dentist, you’re constantly faced with the challenge of delivering results that enhance both aesthetics and function for your patients. One of the most popular cosmetic treatments today is the no-prep veneer. These thin, custom-made shells can significantly...
Treating patients with high occlusion can feel like a balancing act. High occlusion, often a sign of a misaligned bite, can lead to complications such as teeth grinding, jaw discomfort, and long-term tooth wear. As a dentist, managing these cases effectively without...
Getting the vertical dimension of occlusion (VDO) right feels like the ultimate test for any restorative dentist. We’ve all seen those cases where the patient presents with severely worn dentition, a collapsed lower third of the face, and perhaps a history of failed...
As you make your way through the Clinical Mastery Series (CMS) curriculum, you will inevitably grow and deepen your learning. That part’s a given. But what’s the best order to take courses in—and why? Every clinician’s path is unique, yet there are strong reasons...
The dental materials landscape has come a long way, with advancements shaping the way we approach restorative procedures. In 2026, selecting the right material for anterior restorations, such as crowns, veneers, and bridges, is more critical than ever. This blog will...