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
Ultimate Occlusion 1 | September 25th - 26th
Anterior Aesthetics Live Patient | Oct 9th - 10th
Team Training Workshop | October 16th - 17th
Ultimate Occlusion 2 | October 23rd - 24th
Mastering Dental Implants Level 1 | Nov 6th - 7th
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...
Patients don’t wake up worried about “occlusal disease.” They notice sensitivity, chips, headaches, or a bite that feels off. Your goal is to explain occlusal disease in plain language, link signs to causes, and offer a clear, staged plan. That combination builds...
Continuing dental education is less than a requirement; it’s an investment in how you treat patients. Yet most dentists take a course and head back to the operatory just to get caught up in daily routines again weeks later, while the new techniques still sit on...
Patient 39 year old female presented at consult with desire to esthetics in her maxillary arch and desired a wider, brighter and longer smile. She was unhappy with color, collapsed appearance in the buccal corridor and the chipped, and asymmetrical appearance of her...
Changing up your general approach to diagnostics and patient exams is a real struggle. That’s especially true if you are already providing exceptional service and your patients are quite content with your care. But change is a good thing and that’s why we...
Because of my occlusion training, I have been able to see things differently. I learned to avoid restorative failures by NOT focusing on chief complaints but diagnosing the chewing system. It caused me to ask more occlusion questions.