Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) has been available for over 20 years, yet many practitioners wonder how it fits into general practice. This course uses real cases to demonstrate how CBCT enhances clinical and radiographic exams and integrates with other technologies for improved treatment planning. Explore its applications across ten dental disciplines—from implant planning to sleep apnea and trauma assessment—and learn practical strategies to leverage CBCT imaging for better outcomes and increased case acceptance.

Introducing implants into your practice can have a tremendous positive effect—but without clear communication, it can lead to serious challenges. Patients often come with misconceptions about treatment and costs. This presentation offers frameworks and documents to support effective patient education, streamline consent, and improve documentation. Clear expectations prevent surprises—helping ensure your patients are informed and satisfied, and your practice is protected.

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Date Available: 10/1/25

Date Reviewed: 3/1/26

Date Removed: 10/30/26

Digital dentistry is enhancing, not replacing, traditional workflows. Digital technologies like intraoral scanning, 3D printing and CAD/CAM have revolutionized dental care, but they don’t render traditional methods obsolete. This course explores how integrating digital tools with time-tested analog techniques leads to better diagnostics, improved precision, and more efficient workflows. Through clinical case studies, attendees will learn how to avoid common digital misconceptions and strike the right balance between innovation and tradition to elevate patient care and outcomes in the modern dental practice.

This dynamic seminar and hands-on workshop is designed for clinicians beginning their journey in dental implant placement and restoration. Combining comprehensive lectures with practical training, participants gain a solid foundation in implant dentistry—from treatment planning and surgical techniques to prosthetic strategies and long-term maintenance. Attendees will practice implant placement on models and explore restorative methods, building confidence to expand their clinical scope. Key takeaways include patient evaluation, implant features, and ways implant therapy can enhance your practice.

Learn to perform oral surgical procedures safely in your office with ease and confidence! Dr. Khan discusses his own journey in this discipline and goes over tips, tricks and mentorship gained in over 20 years as a GP. We will review cases with photos, videos, CBCT, radiographs and history & physical exam data to help you better know how to extract teeth, raise flaps, place implants and grafts, suture well, draw blood for PRF, interpret blood tests, perform biopsies, expose teeth for orthodontics and do frenectomies.