Are you placing the most acceptable crowns? We have in-vivo clinical research on crowns - 22 years on zirconia-based and 11 years on full-zirconia and lithium disilicate. Which are best? Are digital scanners better than elastomers? We will examine and compare the indirect crown restorations now available and discuss current crown techniques, technologies, and the materials necessary. This course will help you decide if you need to change the crown types you are using and implement the respective changes into your practice.

This fast-paced course includes many concepts, materials, technologies, devices and techniques in numerous areas of dentistry. Topics include endo, implant surgery, implant prosthodontics, a replacement for the current all-on-4, restorative materials, radiology sensors, preventive products, cements, and many others. Learn to identify what is new and good in dental products in many areas of dentistry and determine what best relates to your practice.

This program compares and describes numerous natural procedures and concepts that do not involve drugs for their activity and produce clinical results without side effects. The following and other topics are included: pulp capping with natural materials, anesthesia without drugs, how to implement hypnosis and verbal relaxation into your practice, enzymes for cleaning, probiotics and pre-antibiotics.

Technology Recommendations

When viewing a pre-recorded course, we suggest the following:

Close all other applications and programs on your device.
Consider limiting the streaming on other devices in your viewing location.
Optimal viewing is on a computer or tablet.
A minimum 5MB connection is recommended, but please note that a 15-20MB connection is optimal.
The best way to prevent or stop buffering when streaming is to reduce anything that impedes the stream.

Date Available: 12/5/2023

Date Reviewed: 3/1/24

Date Removed: 5/31/24

You watched many virtual programs during the COVID-19 challenge, but most dentists report they could not match the adequacy of live seminars or hands on courses. Why? Because you had NO interaction with your peers and were inundated with commercial ads, each claiming to have the best product of its class available. Peer interaction provides a multitude of clinical tips considered to be highly valuable. YOU missed those tips during the pandemic. We will discuss many of those missed tips that will potentially help your patients, your team and your practice.