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AGD PACE approved courses are valued at 2 CE credits.

ADA CERP approved courses are valued at 1 CE credit

Practical Oral Surgery for the General Dentist: Impacted Third Molars
Speaker: Jay B. Reznick, DMD, MD

Synopsis:
This course aims to increase the knowledge level and comfort zone of the general dentist when performing surgical procedures. Topics to be covered include presurgical planning, local anesthesia, design and use of surgical flaps, classification of third molar impactions, sectioning techniques for impacted teeth, and management of the surgical site.

Educational objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants should be able to achieve the following:

1. Be able to discuss the controversial issue of elective removal of impacted wisdom teeth.
2. Understand the issues to decide whether they should be performing impaction surgery.
3. Be better able to treatment plan surgical impaction cases to reduce wasted surgical time and frustration.
4. Know which patient and anatomical factors facilitate third molar removal, and which complicate the procedure.
5. Know which local anesthetic techniques are needed for impacted third molars.
6. Understand design of surgical flaps to improve access and visualization of the surgical site.

A Successful Strategy for the Efficient, Consistent and Profitable Restoration of Dental Implants
Speaker: Mark Adams, DDS, MS

Synopsis:
This course will allow the restorative dentist to systematically plan for, sequence and treat patients with dental implants. Multiple sequencing protocols will be discussed that will allow both the patient and the doctor to save time and effort and yet still obtain a clinically superior result. Techniques and technology will be introduced that will allow restorative dentists to develop a protocol for dental implant restoration that will allow them to restore any dental implant that comes in their office, the same way, every time.

Educational objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants should be able to achieve the following:

1. Present a system of effective, predictable and profitable dental implant restoration.
2. Describe the use of new technology and techniques in order to obtain outstanding clinical results.
3. Develop a rationale for reasonable dental implant fees.
4. Introduce protocols for implant restoration for a multitude of clinical situations: Traditional Protocol, Accelerated Protocol, and Immediate Protocol.
5. Become comfortable restoring any implant that comes into your office, irregardless of the manufacturer, the same way, every time.

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