Education USA

Gerry McKenna

Across the globe the population is ageing. Whilst increasing numbers of older people retain natural teeth, a sizable proportion of older people are still edentate. Replacement of missing teeth is important for function, aesthetics and to facilitate social inter-actions. This lecture will discuss treatment for edentate and partially dentate older adults including planning for removable and fixed prosthodontics.

Prof. Peter Mossey, Susannah Schaefer, Dr. Omolola Orenuga, Dr. Gerhard Seeberger, Jayant Singh

Many providers are involved in the care of people who are born with clefts. Everyone has a role to play in reducing oral disease in people who are born with clefts. This webinar will present the FDI World Dental Federation and Smile Train resource which has been developed to assist clinicians in their decision making during the oral health care continuum.

Anthony J. Gedge

This complimentary online training will introduce you to a next-gen online marketing tool that will quickly, easily and almost effortlessly, collect, converse and convert new, willing and ready-to-pay-deposit patients even in a deep recession for any would be virtual dentist with or without a website.

Prof. Kimberly Bray

The dynamics of health behavior change can be some of the most frustrating and most rewarding.

Dr Mario Trelles

A retrospective observational clinical study reports on the efficacy and safety of treatment of various skin esthetic procedures, using the Biolase Er;Cr:YSGG 2780 nm laser connected to the Fractional Handpiece. When benign skin pigment is present, combination with an antipigment-chemicals is apply following the laser pass to trans-epidermally reaching the dermis to target deep located melanin. Also, treatment of scar tissue and cases for skin facial rejuvenation obtained successful outcomes, with patients' high index of satisfaction.

Teresa Duncan

Receptionists, managers, hygienists and assistants know that patients usually wait until the doctor leaves the room to ask the hardest questions!

Business Development Manager – Infection Control Andrew Burns

Learn about the challenges of SARS-CoV-2 decontamination in healthcare settings and the techniques that could be deployed in a dental practice. Discover more about the measures that should be taken to protect dentists, staff, and patients from contracting the virus while maximising patient throughput.

Dr. Aneta Olszewska

Local anaesthesia can and should be atraumatic. A computer-controlled local anaesthesia system allows the delivery speed and pressure to be adjusted to the tissue absorption capacity. Effective anaesthesia is achieved with a lower amount of the analgesic and without the accompanying discomfort or a sensation of numbness after the procedure.

Amelia Seselja

Enhance your knowledge and understanding of asthma, including prevalence, triggers and management.

Prof. Dr. Juliana Schussel

Cancer treatment is by its very nature highly cytotoxic. In this way, cells and tissues are affected in different ways and patients may experience different reactions and adverse effects. The mouth is a site often affected in treatment and therefore the dentist should be involved in preventing and treating possible complications, before, during and after the end of cancer treatment.

Prof. Dr. Otilija Kutanovaitė

400,000 to 500,000 new cases world wide of oral cancer are diagnosed and causes about 150,000 deaths per year. More than 60 percent of the patients are diagnosed with late stage (III or IV stage) disease, therefore, 5-year overall survival rate is as low as 50 percent. Stage I-II may have excellent cure rates with minor surgery and few functional sequelae, highlighting the necessity for early diagnosis and heightened awareness in dentists.

Dr Kyle Ash

According to WHO, Cancer is the second leading cause of death globally, accounting for an estimated 9.6 million deaths, or one in six deaths, in 2018. Lung, prostate, colorectal, stomach and liver cancer are the most common types of cancer in men, while breast, colorectal, lung, cervical and thyroid cancer are the most common among women. Dental professionals play a significant role for their patients that are undergoing oncology treatment. We will discuss the challenges dental professionals face when confronted with oncology patients.

Dr. Ian Buckle

Digital dentistry is the present and future of contemporary general dental practice and can be accessed at many different levels with different degrees of investment. Learn how to begin to integrate digital dentistry into your Practice at a level appropriate for you.

Dr. Lawrence Lau

A beautiful smile is more than just the teeth. A harmonious result with cosmetic procedures rely not only on great looking aesthetic restorations but also on healthy symmetrical gum tissues which compliments the new teeth. Combining Cerec Cadcam with Biolase iplus all tissue lasers allows the modern dental office to offer so much more to the ever-increasing patient demand for aesthetic solutions. Synergy between these two amazing technologies transforms the patient experience from that of needing multiple and often painful appointments into a seamless single visit procedure giving immediate results with reduced healing time. Learn how the two technologies complements each other during this webinar.

Eve Cuny

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a huge impact on dentistry.

Dr. "Win" Nguyen

Clinically-relevant and in-the-trenches Endodontics means ... WORK LESS, STRESS LESS & MAKE MORE.

Thomas Viola

“Cardiovascular Disease, Dental Considerations and Patient Care Planning”

Dr. Tony Saad, Kimiko Alvarez-Batac

Join Dr Tony Saad, Dentist and Practice Owner at Dental Avenue in Parramatta and Maroubra as he shares why investing in GBT makes sense from an ROI perspective and marketing perspective. He has increased his dental hygiene production since implementing GBT and has built a loyal tribe of patients and clinicians as a result.

Dr. Scott Bolding, Dr. Andrew C. Johnson

Dr. Scott Bolding and Dr. Andrew Johnson will provide an overview of using static guides, navigation, and robotics when placing implants with immediate temporization in the Aesthetic Zone.

James Angelone

In this webinar James will show you from start to finish a fully guided Smile In A Box.

Prof. Magda Mensi, Dr. Marcel Donnet

Join Prof. Magda Mensi and Dr. Marcel Donnet on their webinar “Aerosols in nonsurgical therapy – a risk for dental professionals?” and learn all about aerosols and how to best manage them in your practice. Research has shown that aerosols generated during nonsurgical therapy procedures can be reduced by as much as 95% if and when the correct technique is implemented.

Ann Eshenaur Spolarich

Antibiotic stewardship refers to a set of recommendations for clinicians to follow to guide decision-making with appropriate antibiotic use.

Dr. Bethany Valachi

Evidence-based Ergonomic & Wellness Strategies for Career Longevity

Marisa Roncati

A particularly emerging topic will be addressed: peri-implant diseases.

Dr. Martina Hodgson

As we evolve into the new 'normal', it's important to adapt your practice to the emerging patient needs. Teledentistry was once considered a luxury but has quickly evolved as a necessity. Learn how SmileMate can help you navigate the changing landscape by harnessing the power of AI.

Prof. Paulo Melo, Dr. Edoardo Cavallé, Dr. Kaveh Seyedan, Prof. Liu Yi, Dr. Jina Lee Linton

After its emergence in December 2019, COVID-19 has grown to pandemic proportions with over 7.4 million cases in over 200 countries confirmed as of mid-June 2020. The outbreak is causing significant disruption to dental practice worldwide. Speakers from 3 continents will present how the practice of dentistry in their countries evolved throughout the COVID-19 pandemic from both the practitioners and the patients points of view.

Megan Fairhall

Megan will talk us through her journey as a Dental Hygienist and Dental Therapist (DH&DT) on how she has utilised social media and online marketing to grow the number of teeth whitening treatments she carries out. How she started her brand #LIVETOSMILE and now runs training courses for other DH&DT’s, helping to inspire them to increase their teeth whitening treatments and how they can best utilise their skills with in the dental practice.

Prof. Michel Dard, Dr. Susy Linder

In this webinar, Dr. Susy Linder and Prof. Michel Dard will present the clinical decision-making process following tooth extraction, including different clinical cases. The factors considered in these workflows are related to timing, surgical and prosthetic procedures, biomaterials, costs effectiveness and patients reported outcomes.

Dr. Fiona Collins

This webinar will provide an overview of principles and key protocols in instrument decontamination and sterilization. Best practices will be addressed in ensuring the safety and effectiveness of these protocols and requirements. In addition, sources of problems and errors in sterilisation will be discussed.

Dr. Leandro Soeiro Nunes

Patient with a failing dentition and edentulous patients are a challenging situation in the daily practice. The rehabilitation of these patients must restore masticatory function, phonetic functions, esthetic aspects and in the end improve the quality of the life of this population.

Prof. Myron Nevins

Prof. MYRON NEVINS an international expert on dental implants and regeneration of bone and soft tissues will give an update on state of the art in these disciplines: both daily clinics and research.

Louis Mackenzie

This lecture aims to provide an update on the latest materials, equipment and evidence-based clinical techniques for the minimally invasive management of class II carious lesions.