| Course Title |
Credits |
 CAD/CAM Technology in Implant Abutment Design
Custom implant abutments designed and milled with today's digital CAD/CAM techniques offer several clinical advantages over prefabricated abutments. Dr. Bradley Bockhorst and Dzevad Ceranic, CDT, use a pair of case examples to discuss the parameters for ensuring proper margins, angle correction, crown support, emergence profile and more. |
2 Credits |
 Three-Dimensional Treatment Planning with Surgical Guides and Mini Implant-Retained Dentures
Observe a situation in which Dr. Paresh Patel utilized digital treatment planning, surgical guides and mini implant-retained overdentures to meet the challenge of an edentulous case contraindicating conventional implant treatment. Follow this guided surgical procedure as he places Inclusive® Mini Implants in the patient's upper and lower arches. |
2 Credits |
 Clinical Case Report: 3.0 mm Diameter Mini Implants for Retention of a Mandibular Overdenture
When using small-diameter implants to retain an overdenture, it is critical for the clinician to be aware of the indications and contraindications of this type of implant. However, when selected and used properly in appropriate cases, mini implants can provide an excellent solution to denture instability. |
2 Credits |
 Choosing Between Screw-Retained and Cement-Retained Implant Crowns
There are advantages and disadvantages to using a screw-retained versus a cement-retained implant crown. It is important for the clinician to be aware of the pros and cons of each type of restoration when deciding which prosthetic design is most appropriate for a particular case. |
2 Credits |
 Update 2011 – The Rapid Anesthesia, Reverse Preparation & Two-Cord Impression Technique
The rapid anesthesia technique will make your patients happier; you will be more productive. See close-up why you can demand and expect the best from your lab by using the reverse preparation and two-cord impression techniques. |
2 Credits |
 A Technique for Obtaining Accurate Full-Arch Implant Impressions
Even though CAD/CAM implant frameworks have greatly improved and simplified restoring full-arch cases, an extremely accurate impression and master cast are still critical for achieving a passive fit of the prosthesis. Detailed is a highly predictable technique for obtaining accurate full-arch impressions.
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2 Credits |
 The Truth About Small-Diameter Implants
While not intended to replace conventional, root-form implants, SDIs have proven themselves to be a viable clinical solution where indicated. When proper treatment planning and radiographic techniques are observed, and when primary stability and appropriate occlusal loading are ensured, these FDA-approved devices can provide edentulous patients new levels of comfort and confidence in their prostheses. |
2 Credits |
 Demographics, Destiny and Dentistry
Demographic data is inexorable; thus, demographics are destiny. Dr. David Schwab argues that the destiny of dentistry is positive for at least the next two decades. This is largely because the aging baby boomer generation will significantly increase the demand for dentistry due to a number of factors, including the sheer force of its numbers. |
2 Credits |
 The Vertical Dimension of Speech: The Pilot of Occlusion
The vertical dimension of speech should be applied as a protective and esthetic guide for all forms of prosthetic restorations. Posterior speaking spaces should be used for all patients as a control when developing the vertical dimension of occlusion. |
2 Credits |
 BruxZir®: Virtually Bulletproof What is it? Why does it work?
Scientific breakthroughs in nanotechnology are the building blocks for the development of BruxZir, which is indicated for bruxers and grinders as an esthetic alternative to posterior metal occlusal PFMs or cast-metal restorations. |
2 Credits |
 Objective Criteria: Guiding and Evaluating Dental Implant Esthetics
An objective approach to dental implant therapy is warranted. Recent application of objective criteria suggest that further control of the anterior dental esthetics might be achieved. |
2 Credits |
 BruxZir® Solid Zirconia Crowns & Bridges Clinical Indications
and Scientific Validation
The clinical indications of BruxZir material continue to expand as science validates the benefits of this proprietary material. Highlighted are two anterior BruxZir crown cases and a BruxZir roundhouse bridge case that demonstrate the expanded indications and increasing demand for this unique material. |
2 Credits |
 Predictable Single-Tooth Peri-Implant Esthetics: Five Diagnostic Keys
Each of the five diagnostic keys is intimately related to the others. These diagnostic keys will enable the clinician to develop treatment options and clinical procedures that are more specific to the desired therapeutic outcome. |
2 Credits |
 Digital Implant Treatment Planning: The Importance of the Scan Appliance
This article will aid understanding of the role and proper use of the scan appliance in digital treatment planning and guided surgery, so that the clinician can take full advantage of this technology. |
2 Credits |
 Cone Beam Computed Tomography: Applications in Diagnostic Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology and Pathology
This presentation provides an overview of the applications of Cone Beam CT technology in dentistry. It includes examples of various uses, from treatment planning and diagnosis to samples of pathology as they present in CBCT scans. |
2 Credits |
 Utilizing Digital Treatment Planning and Guided Surgery to Restore Fully Edentulous Arches with the All-on-4 Technique
The All-on-4 Technique presented will inform the clinician on the importance of treatment planning for ideal implant placement, as well as the clinical steps for guided implant surgery and immediate delivery of screw-retained prostheses. |
2 Credits |
 Vivaneers™ No-Prep Veneers Utilizing Minor Orthodontic Procedures
When a patient asked for no-prep veneers, but their teeth were in severe crossbite, Dr. Michael DiTolla realized that minor orthodontic adjustments were necessary to achieve esthetic success. He called Space Maintainers Laboratory, who walked him through the simple orthodontic procedures needed prior to the placement of no-prep veneers. |
2 Credits |
 My First Implant
From diagnosis and treatment planning to surgical placement, watch as Dr. Michael DiTolla places his first implant. Like many dentists, Dr. DiTolla had to push his qualms aside to treat this case with confidence – a process made much easier thanks to Glidewell's Inclusive Digital Implant Treatment Planning Service. |
2 Credits |
 Procera® Zirconia Indications & Clinical Techniques
Three cases combine in this presentation to feature the benefits of Procera Zirconia. Procera has been known for consistency in its Alumina product, yet not much has been made of its zirconia-based restorations. A dive into the world of Procera Zirconia will give a better understanding of the versatility and durability of this dependable restoration. |
2 Credits |
 The Clinical Case Compendium 2
Five unique, individual cases combine in this special compendium case video. Take a look at the latest materials, techniques and equipment being used. The presentation offers insight into a broad range of products that are changing the practice of dentistry. |
2 Credits |
 Simple Splint Therapy Utilizing Hard/Soft Occlusal Splints
It has been estimated that over one-third of dental patients suffer from clenching and/or bruxism in the US, so why don't more dentists regularly provide splints for their patients? This presentation emphasizes the need for dentists to prescribe occlusal splints for their patients, and demonstrates the effectiveness of a hard/soft occlusal splint. |
2 Credits |
 Diagnosis & Placement of No-Prep Veneers
From packing cord, laser contouring and minor orthodontics to minimal prepping and even no prepping at all, grab insights from these seven cases that will change the way you practice dentistry. Technology exists that will enable you to address many commonly encountered esthetic challenges and achieve patient-pleasing results, sometimes without shots or drilling. |
4 Credits |
 Captek™ Bridge & Implant
Four cases are brought to life in a way that will reach, teach, encourage and inspire every clinician. PFMs never looked so good: if clinicians were told they could only use one material in their practices, it would most likely be PFM or Captek Bridge & Implant. |
2 Credits |
 IPS e.max® CAD Clinical Advantages & Procedures
Eight cases combine to demonstrate the range of indications for a new, strong and esthetic, all-ceramic restorative option. Clinical successes in many commonly encountered dental situations – including the ultimate esthetic dental challenge – prove the efficacy of e.max CAD crowns. |
4 Credits |
 Shade Adjustable Veneers & Diagnostic Wax-Up Technique
Four cases demonstrate restorations using minimum-prep and no-prep veneers to achieve patient-pleasing solutions to many commonly encountered dental challenges, without drilling. You are able to determine and deliver, chairside, the veneer shade that the patient wants most by taking advantage of the translucency of very thin "shade-adjustable" porcelain veneers, in conjunction with a neutral or a high- or low-value cement. |
2 Credits |
 The Benefits of CAD/CAM Restorations
With this presentation, you will understand the latest advances in dental laboratory technology and restorative options and what they mean to you and your patients. The practice tips and techniques that are presented will help you expect more and get more from your dental laboratory; and, your patients will be happier and more satisfied with their restorative results. |
2 Credits |
 Unique Use of No-Prep Veneers to Correct Multiple Esthetic Concerns
The patient's wishes were comprised of limiting factors and also clear objectives. The restorative option that was provided was not an obvious solution. The approach was novel, specific objectives were artfully resolved, a clear need was satisfied, and the restorative results lived up to the patient's desires and expectations. |
2 Credits |
 Pre-Preparation Contouring to Achieve Ideal Archform With IPS Empress® Veneers
An over-the-shoulder video clinical presentation of a 10-unit IPS Empress® veneer case provides a close-up look at a solution involving pre-preparation planning and contouring to achieve desirable results. |
4 Credits |
 No-Prep Vivaneers™ With Prismatik ThinPress™
The case that is studied illustrates a situation where a no-prep approach is put to good use. The patient had multiple diastemata between the teeth and additional tooth-length was desired. Additionally, the patient did not have any of the facial-limiting factors that are discussed. An analysis of the case points out various details that are to be considered before the placement of the 10 no-prep veneers. |
2 Credits |
 Simplifying Combination Casework
This presentation is composed of three combination cases to illustrate the rehabilitation of commonly-encountered oral situations using a combination of fixed restorations and both upper and lower removable partial dentures. An abundant use of diagnostic and working models, diagrams and an extensive exhibition of "before" and "after" situations are used to provide tips on how to provide functional and esthetic results. |
4 Credits |
 Lava™ Crowns and Bridges
The program demonstrates multiple cases and units, "before" and "after" situations, and information about the technology that is used to fabricate an all-ceramic dental restoration that is reinforced with a hard ceramic understructure or core. The cases illustrate the rehabilitation of commonly encountered oral situations utilizing modern dental laboratory fabrication methods and dental materials. |
4 Credits |
 BioTemps® Clinical Techniques for Indirect Temporization
Commonly encountered dental challenges are highlighted for several cases, and obtaining desired esthetic and functional results using laboratory-fabricated temporaries is demonstrated. From planning to executing a case, all of the necessary steps, few optional approaches, and many practice tips, are provided to help practitioners use temporaries more effectively to achieve desired clinical results. |
2 Credits |
 Prep & No-Prep Comprehensive Porcelain Veneer Techniques
Six porcelain veneer cases provide a close look at beautiful solutions to many commonly encountered dental challenges. Two cases highlight the pros and cons of the no-prep technique. In another two cases, the use of gingival recontouring to achieve patients' desires is demonstrated. Also shown is the replacement of old veneers, and a conservative treatment of lower anterior teeth with veneers instead of full-coverage crowns. |
4 Credits |
