In the restorative arena, contamination from soft tissue in the oral environment can derail an appointment mid-procedure. Fear not! There is a myriad of materials and tools available for retraction and management of soft tissue—and it’s OK to mix and match to optimize patient outcomes. This webinar will review tissue management options to assist in maintaining a dry restorative field.

Soft tissue diode lasers have become effective and useful in helping clinicians achieve restorative success in the esthetic zone. When periodontal surgery or osseous recontouring are not an option, lasers play an important role in shaping tissue to achieve better esthetic outcomes. This course is a discussion about when to consider laser gingival contouring when working on anterior teeth.

This course provides an overview of how the diode laser can enhance dental practices, with a focus on hygiene and patient care. Viewers will learn how the laser supports managing inflammation, improving the mouth-body connection, and enhancing periodontal therapy. Discover the ease of integrating laser treatments into hygiene visits, identifying ideal candidates, and achieving improved outcomes.

Diode lasers are an extremely versatile tool in day-to-day dentistry. From common restorative procedures to implants and periodontics, diodes simplify all we do. In this course, we review laser science principles and use unedited videos to learn procedures you can start incorporating into your practice right away.

This course provides dental professionals with a foundational understanding of diode laser technology and its applications in implant dentistry. Essential implant procedures will be covered, ensuring a thorough understanding of the various clinical implant applications. Whether you’re new to laser dentistry or looking to refine your skills, this course offers a valuable opportunity to expand your clinical expertise.

Over 80% of clinical dentistry depends on adhesive procedures. There are many factors that affect the long-term prognosis of bonding. Things like chemistry, surface area, and control of the field can all make critical differences. However, the one factor that is most critical for long-term success is proper photopolymerization of the materials. In the simplest terms, curing matters.

We know smile whitening works, but how can we refocus its benefits and profitability to the practice? This course emphasizes an uncomplicated method of giving your patients the beautiful white smile they’re looking for. No syringes, no trays to keep up with, and no chair time! Discovering a better return on your investment of time and money will make you fall in love with smile whitening all over again.

This webinar is a continuation of “Diode Lasers in Restorative Dentistry: How Can Anyone Practice Effectively Without One?” It will explore how diode lasers can be used to facilitate implant prosthetics and for pre-prosthetic surgical procedures to enhance aesthetic outcomes. Learn how this amazing technology can improve your dentistry and help differentiate your practice.

In this webinar, we look at ways dental hygienists can use hygiene procedures to identify additional procedures that a doctor can perform to increase production and allow opportunities for lasers to be more fully utilized in the dental office.

Dental emergencies are an everyday occurrence. In our world, we are one phone call away from a disrupted schedule or a late exit from the office. But rather than fretting about emergencies, maybe we should begin to understand the most common ones that walk through our door and utilize modern technology to streamline the management of these cases.

Dental emergencies are an everyday occurrence. In our world, we are one phone call away from a disrupted schedule or a late exit from the office. But rather than fretting about emergencies, maybe we should begin to understand the most common ones that walk through our door and utilize modern technology to streamline the management of these cases.

As you might imagine, performing laser surgery under a microscope appears a lot different than with no magnification or even with loupes. This Webinar will show actual laser procedures on LIVE patients. The nuance of various power settings and hand speed will be demonstrated.

Presented by: Angie Wallace RDH In this webinar, we will discuss what it takes to make lasers a profitable tool to have in your practice. Some things to consider when deciding to purchase a laser for your practice are: Why do we need lasers? Can lasers be productive? Do lasers work? What procedures can lasers be used for? What codes do we use for lasers? What do we charge for laser procedures?

Dive into the latest trends in dental hygiene laser therapy with me. We'll explore the evolutionary journey of lasers, including the optimal timing for laser therapy during hygiene visits and distinctions between lasers, antibiotics, rinses, and SRP (Scaling and Root Planing). Throughout the course we'll comprehensively address common challenges and questions that arise when integrating lasers into hygiene practices.

As we all know, just because something needs to get done, does not mean the patient will say yes to the proposed care. Most dental patients need 5-12 mentions of proposed care before they say YES to it. Because of this, we will explore the psychological phases patients undergo before accepting proposed dental care, and learn effective pre-framing techniques to address objections and enhance patient enrollment.

Presented by: James M. Braun, DDS, MS Objectives: · Understand the foundation of diode laser function. · Determine when a diode laser is advantageous for clinical cases. · Compare diode lasers to electrosurgery for soft tissue removal. · Appreciate the ease, simplicity, and safety of diode laser use.

Learning Objectives: Understand how implementing technology can help achieve procedures more efficiently Discuss the use of laser technology in dental practice Review additional procedures that you can accomplish with using laser technology Realize the art of communicating with your patient for their understanding and appreciation of technology Understand the ROI of employing updated technology into your practice

Virtually all diode lasers have a similar delivery system: Glass Fiberoptic these fibers are durable but fragile. Understanding their limitations and utilization can make our lasers work more effectively and safely in providing incredible care for our patients. This webinar will focus on the proper selection, preparation and usage of fiberoptics.

Objectives: • Feel comfortable asking the questions by typing them in the chat box to get them answered • Understand what procedures a dental hygienist can do with a laser • Find out if your State allows hygienists to use a laser and what type of training they need

Objectives: - Is laser gum depigmentation a safe procedure? - Will laser gum depigmentation cause any discomfort or pain? - Are the results of gum depigmentation permanent and long lasting? Outcome: - To familiarize clinicians with diode laser gum depigmentation procedures

-Explore the power of digitally planned restorative and surgical procedures -Understand how this digital planning promotes efficient workflows and prepares you for potential hurdles during procedures -Visualize how digital planning creates precision 3D printed guides, allowing accurate & simplified transfer of the digital plan to actual results -This course will demonstrate gingivectomy and implant clinical cases.

Many offices have an all-to-short list of procedures for their diode lasers. Often they limit them to Troughing, Hemostasis and Decontamination of Perio Pockets. Decades of laser use have discovered many more laser-assisted procedures. Diode lasers make life easier and faster. This webinar will focus on how increasing utilization with a diode laser will lead to higher practice income.

Objectives: -Discuss the fundamentals of the diode laser and its use for soft tissue management. -Recognize the myriad of clinical applications for which lasers can be used to benefit both patient and practice. -Learn the best practices to efficiently integrate laser therapy into your dental implant protocols.

Learning objectives: Attendees * will see how every operative procedure is simplified and unique to the actual infection * will understand what patients fear in the cavity repairing procedures * will begin to reconsider the use of high speed turbines when treating virgin decay * will understand the benefits of modern abrasive and laser tools to accomplish cavity preparation painlessly

Objectives: · Potential uses of diode lasers in Endodontics · Understand the differences between two approaches – laser assisted Endodontics and conventional Endodontics · Single visit Endodontics with diode laser disinfection protocols

Diode Apps course objectives: -Attendees will experience diode lasers in use through micro-videos -Attendees will appreciate the science underlying diode wavelengths -Attendees will appreciate why 97% of patients prefer lasers to conventional techniques -Attendees will learn how composites can be cured in one second with a new laser device

Objectives: - Discover the correct way to utilize a laser. -Determine how to correct things that may be wrong in your office. -Utilize how you can train your team to be safe using a laser.

-Explore the digital wax and its immense power in modernizing everyday treatment -Introduce digitally guided direct restorative dentistry -Experience a multi-phase case guided by digital rendered treatment

Learning Objectives: 1. Describe the history of light source development used in dental curing lights. 2. Understand the laser technology used in a laser light curing unit. 3. Know the reaction of photoinitiators in composite resin with laser light vs. non laser light. 4. Review the included items in the package. 5. Describe the advantages and disadvantages of the Monet Laser Curing light. 6. Understand the ROI

Presented by: Angie Wallace, RDH Objectives: -Describe what we can do with our Laser -Share what Laser Dentistry is -How do I talk to my patients about Laser Dentistry

Presented by: James M. Braun, DDS, MS Objectives: · Understand the foundation of diode laser function. · Determine when a diode laser is advantageous for clinical cases. · Compare diode lasers to electrosurgery for soft tissue removal. · Appreciate the ease, simplicity, and safety of diode laser use.

Presented by: Angie Wallace, RDH Objectives: -Understand the use of the settings on our laser -Describe the tissue and what it looks like for what we are doing with the laser -Communicate what we are trying to do with the procedures that are in our scope of practice

Objectives: -Learn how iTero & digital platforms can enhance and guide laser gingivectomy techniques & outcomes -Visualize the power of digital labs in predictable esthetic outcomes -Experience a step-by-step guide to digitally guided laser surgeries

Learning Objectives: -Learn the fundamental differences between traditional LED and a true laser curing light. -Refresher on the major reasons for light cured composite failures. -Learn the MONET characteristics: faster, deeper, and wider polymerization of all light cured materials. -See actual dental office data showing that use of the MONET can lead to $70,000 of yearly time savings.

Objectives: 1. Understand how to interpret your State Practice Act. 2. Know how we can make sure we're able to use lasers in our states. 3. Learn which states allow us to use lasers, and which ones don't.

This webinar revisits time-tested good radiographic technique and explain the technical advancements achieved by Acuity’s Direct Photon Technology. Learning Objectives: · Review good practices of Paralleling Radiographic Technique · Understand what ACUITY is and how images are clearer and more accurate than either Film or older sensors · Appreciate the fact that Acuity is compatible with most Radiographic Software

In this webinar, you'll gain valuable knowledge about identifying potential health and safety hazards associated with lasers, laser systems, operations and to prescribe suitable means for evaluation and control of these hazards. Learning Objectives: -Investigate all laser accidents and institute immediate corrective actions to prevent reoccurrence. -Understand laser safety guidelines and provide guidance with laws.

For dental professionals, particularly endodontic specialists. You'll gain valuable knowledge about the latest advancements in endodontic radiography and how they can improve patient care, efficiency, and your practice's environmental impact. Objectives: Diagnosing root canal problems Treating root canals Completely disinfecting the root canal system Monitoring progress after treatment

Objectives: · Understand the foundation of diode laser function. · Determine when a diode laser is advantageous for clinical cases. · Compare diode lasers to electrosurgery for soft tissue removal. · Appreciate the ease, simplicity, and safety of diode laser use.

Objectives: · Understand the foundation of diode laser function. · Determine when a diode laser is advantageous for clinical cases. · Compare diode lasers to electrosurgery for soft tissue removal. · Appreciate the ease, simplicity, and safety of diode laser use.

The therapies that are present in cosmetic dentistry are aimed to uplift the aesthetic aspect of your mouth. Traditionally, in cosmetic treatments, restorative dentistry utilizes mechanical or rotary instruments. The traditional approach towards cosmetic dentistry is changing with the increased integration of lasers in the field...

In today’s ever-changing world of dental technology, how do we know what will actually improve our efficiency and clinical outcomes? This course will examine just that, focusing on bonding, adhesives, and curing. Review the fundamentals of bonding and light curing. • Examine the latest in curing light technology. • Discuss how bulk fill composite can increase our efficiency.

Objectives: • Learn the applications for photobiomodulation. • Understand how the dental office can benefit by using PBM. • Clarify the safe use of lasers for PBM.

The questions that you’ve been asking will be answered with time at the end to place more questions in the chat box to get you the answers you have been looking for. Learning Objectives: • Ask the expert the questions that you have wondered about to get the correct answers. • Basic level understanding of dental laser usage. • Specific laser proficiency and laboratory knowledge addressed.

Periodontal surgery is tedious, painful and all too often leads to premature loss of teeth. Today’s Diode Lasers are capable of replacing older traditional scalpel methods. Diode Lasers are far more likely to significantly reduce the bacterial causes of chronic periodontitis. Case studies of actual patients will be presented to show the advantages of using diode lasers in place of time–honored techniques.

More and more offices across the country are incorporating lasers into their daily hygiene workflow. Gain an understanding of the background of lasers including how lasers got started, how they work, and what type of lasers are utilized in hygiene practice. Discover how technology has changed and how lasers can be utilized for procedures that were previously impossible or difficult with traditional tools.

In this one-hour webinar, the questions that you’ve been asking will be answered with time at the end to place more questions in the chat box to get you the answers you have been looking for. Learning Objectives: - Ask the expert the questions that you have to get the correct answers - Basic level understanding in dental laser usage - Specific laser proficiency and laboratory knowledge addressed

In this webinar, we answer the difficult questions about lasers and help patients feel comfortable about how a laser can be used. We will also look into the options and considerations of what the ROI of a laser looks like. • How do we effectively discuss lasers to the patients that are apprehensive. • Discuss how to handle the difficult laser questions. • Explore options of how to get a return on your investment.

Diode lasers make the removal of oral lesions simpler than scalpel methods. Lasers will make this a relatively simple procedure, with virtually no post-operative pain, and quicker healing with little post-operative sequelae. This webinar will highlight diagnostic steps, laser surgical techniques using microscopic videos of actual lesion removal, and a discussion of what a report to a biopsy service should include.

Clear aligners provide a more esthetic and functional option for patients of all ages without brackets, wires, or bands. To achieve the desired results, doctors use attachments as a standard feature in Invisalign cases. Learn practical and efficient bonding techniques from the experts so that your patients get the best Invisalign treatment possible!

1. Attendees will have an understanding of surgically managing excessive gingival overgrowth. 2. Attendees will be shown how a diode laser can be used to create normal gingival anatomy simultaneously with tooth preparation. 3. Attendees will view videos of anterior and posterior pontic site preparation utilizing the Diode Laser.

In this Laser Safety course, we will discuss the most important topic when using a laser and that is to use it safely and effectively. Laser Safety should never be pushed aside and not taken seriously. Every Laser user should take a laser safety class for the benefit of their patients, their team members, and everyone around them.

Join Angie Wallace for an informative webinar on optimizing your AMD laser settings for optimal hygiene practices. Learn about the best settings for various procedures and discover ways to improve patient comfort and safety, while maximizing the effectiveness of your laser treatments.

Do you have accurate information about “why” disease is occurring? Do you have data? It takes less than one minute to determine salivary pH and buffering capacity. This session focuses on five key points for incorporating testing into the clinical routine and demonstrates the value of salivary monitoring to increase patient awareness and engagement.

Many people suffer from a wide range of dental disorders; chronic caries, melting tooth syndrome, dentinal hypersensitivity, or burning mouth syndrome? Occasionally a patient has only one issue, but many times, there are multiple challenges. Do you have accurate information about “why” disease is occurring? Do you have data? Simple salivary testing can shed a light on why patients are struggling with oral disease.

Anne Guignon presents the ultimate cavity pHIGHTER, watch and see how this can help your practice and your patients!

Dr. Mike DiTolla DDS addresses an epidemic that was published* in 2018, the presence of cervical caries that 43% of clinicians were seeing in patients due to the curing light not being able penetrate the composite past a certain thickness. Mike uses the Monet to prevent this issue in his practice.  Mike will address the Monet in: applications, intensities, applicable clinical setting to use the device and put the ...

Many people suffer from a wide range of dental disorders; chronic caries, melting tooth syndrome, dentinal hypersensitivity, or burning mouth syndrome? Occasionally a patient has only one issue, but many times, there are multiple challenges. Do you have accurate information about “why” disease is occurring? Do you have data? Simple salivary testing can shed a light on why patients are struggling with oral disease.

Anne Guignon presents the ultimate cavity pHIGHTER, watch and see how this can help your practice and your patients!

Virtually all diode lasers have a similar delivery system: Glass Fiberoptic these fibers are durable but fragile. Understanding their limitations and utilization can make our lasers work more effectively and safely in providing incredible care for our patients. This webinar will focus on the proper selection, preparation and usage of fiberoptics.

Dive into the latest trends in dental hygiene laser therapy with me. We'll explore the evolutionary journey of lasers, including the optimal timing for laser therapy during hygiene visits and distinctions between lasers, antibiotics, rinses, and SRP (Scaling and Root Planing). Throughout the course we'll comprehensively address common challenges and questions that arise when integrating lasers into hygiene practices.

Objectives: -Learn how iTero & digital platforms can enhance and guide laser gingivectomy techniques & outcomes -Visualize the power of digital labs in predictable esthetic outcomes -Experience a step-by-step guide to digitally guided laser surgeries

Objectives: · Potential uses of diode lasers in Endodontics · Understand the differences between two approaches – laser assisted Endodontics and conventional Endodontics · Single visit Endodontics with diode laser disinfection protocols

Diode lasers make the removal of oral lesions simpler than scalpel methods. Lasers will make this a relatively simple procedure, with virtually no post-operative pain, and quicker healing with little post-operative sequelae. This webinar will highlight diagnostic steps, laser surgical techniques using microscopic videos of actual lesion removal, and a discussion of what a report to a biopsy service should include.

Periodontal surgery is tedious, painful and all too often leads to premature loss of teeth. Today’s Diode Lasers are capable of replacing older traditional scalpel methods. Diode Lasers are far more likely to significantly reduce the bacterial causes of chronic periodontitis. Case studies of actual patients will be presented to show the advantages of using diode lasers in place of time–honored techniques.

Diode Apps course objectives: -Attendees will experience diode lasers in use through micro-videos -Attendees will appreciate the science underlying diode wavelengths -Attendees will appreciate why 97% of patients prefer lasers to conventional techniques -Attendees will learn how composites can be cured in one second with a new laser device

Dental emergencies are an everyday occurrence. In our world, we are one phone call away from a disrupted schedule or a late exit from the office. But rather than fretting about emergencies, maybe we should begin to understand the most common ones that walk through our door and utilize modern technology to streamline the management of these cases.

This webinar is a continuation of “Diode Lasers in Restorative Dentistry: How Can Anyone Practice Effectively Without One?” It will explore how diode lasers can be used to facilitate implant prosthetics and for pre-prosthetic surgical procedures to enhance aesthetic outcomes. Learn how this amazing technology can improve your dentistry and help differentiate your practice.

Clear aligners provide a more esthetic and functional option for patients of all ages without brackets, wires, or bands. To achieve the desired results, doctors use attachments as a standard feature in Invisalign cases. Learn practical and efficient bonding techniques from the experts so that your patients get the best Invisalign treatment possible!

The therapies that are present in cosmetic dentistry are aimed to uplift the aesthetic aspect of your mouth. Traditionally, in cosmetic treatments, restorative dentistry utilizes mechanical or rotary instruments. The traditional approach towards cosmetic dentistry is changing with the increased integration of lasers in the field...

In this one-hour webinar, the questions that you’ve been asking will be answered with time at the end to place more questions in the chat box to get you the answers you have been looking for. Learning Objectives: - Ask the expert the questions that you have to get the correct answers - Basic level understanding in dental laser usage - Specific laser proficiency and laboratory knowledge addressed

Presented by: Angie Wallace, RDH Objectives: -Describe what we can do with our Laser -Share what Laser Dentistry is -How do I talk to my patients about Laser Dentistry

Objectives: 1. Understand how to interpret your State Practice Act. 2. Know how we can make sure we're able to use lasers in our states. 3. Learn which states allow us to use lasers, and which ones don't.

In this webinar, we look at ways dental hygienists can use hygiene procedures to identify additional procedures that a doctor can perform to increase production and allow opportunities for lasers to be more fully utilized in the dental office.

Presented by: Angie Wallace RDH In this webinar, we will discuss what it takes to make lasers a profitable tool to have in your practice. Some things to consider when deciding to purchase a laser for your practice are: Why do we need lasers? Can lasers be productive? Do lasers work? What procedures can lasers be used for? What codes do we use for lasers? What do we charge for laser procedures?

Objectives: · Understand the foundation of diode laser function. · Determine when a diode laser is advantageous for clinical cases. · Compare diode lasers to electrosurgery for soft tissue removal. · Appreciate the ease, simplicity, and safety of diode laser use.

For dental professionals, particularly endodontic specialists. You'll gain valuable knowledge about the latest advancements in endodontic radiography and how they can improve patient care, efficiency, and your practice's environmental impact. Objectives: Diagnosing root canal problems Treating root canals Completely disinfecting the root canal system Monitoring progress after treatment

Objectives: -Discuss the fundamentals of the diode laser and its use for soft tissue management. -Recognize the myriad of clinical applications for which lasers can be used to benefit both patient and practice. -Learn the best practices to efficiently integrate laser therapy into your dental implant protocols.

Join Angie Wallace for an informative webinar on optimizing your AMD laser settings for optimal hygiene practices. Learn about the best settings for various procedures and discover ways to improve patient comfort and safety, while maximizing the effectiveness of your laser treatments.

In this webinar, we answer the difficult questions about lasers and help patients feel comfortable about how a laser can be used. We will also look into the options and considerations of what the ROI of a laser looks like. • How do we effectively discuss lasers to the patients that are apprehensive. • Discuss how to handle the difficult laser questions. • Explore options of how to get a return on your investment.

Objectives: • Feel comfortable asking the questions by typing them in the chat box to get them answered • Understand what procedures a dental hygienist can do with a laser • Find out if your State allows hygienists to use a laser and what type of training they need

The questions that you’ve been asking will be answered with time at the end to place more questions in the chat box to get you the answers you have been looking for. Learning Objectives: • Ask the expert the questions that you have wondered about to get the correct answers. • Basic level understanding of dental laser usage. • Specific laser proficiency and laboratory knowledge addressed.

In this webinar, you'll gain valuable knowledge about identifying potential health and safety hazards associated with lasers, laser systems, operations and to prescribe suitable means for evaluation and control of these hazards. Learning Objectives: -Investigate all laser accidents and institute immediate corrective actions to prevent reoccurrence. -Understand laser safety guidelines and provide guidance with laws.

1. Attendees will have an understanding of surgically managing excessive gingival overgrowth. 2. Attendees will be shown how a diode laser can be used to create normal gingival anatomy simultaneously with tooth preparation. 3. Attendees will view videos of anterior and posterior pontic site preparation utilizing the Diode Laser.

Soft tissue diode lasers have become effective and useful in helping clinicians achieve restorative success in the esthetic zone. When periodontal surgery or osseous recontouring are not an option, lasers play an important role in shaping tissue to achieve better esthetic outcomes. This course is a discussion about when to consider laser gingival contouring when working on anterior teeth.

Learning Objectives: -Learn the fundamental differences between traditional LED and a true laser curing light. -Refresher on the major reasons for light cured composite failures. -Learn the MONET characteristics: faster, deeper, and wider polymerization of all light cured materials. -See actual dental office data showing that use of the MONET can lead to $70,000 of yearly time savings.

In the restorative arena, contamination from soft tissue in the oral environment can derail an appointment mid-procedure. Fear not! There is a myriad of materials and tools available for retraction and management of soft tissue—and it’s OK to mix and match to optimize patient outcomes. This webinar will review tissue management options to assist in maintaining a dry restorative field.

Many offices have an all-to-short list of procedures for their diode lasers. Often they limit them to Troughing, Hemostasis and Decontamination of Perio Pockets. Decades of laser use have discovered many more laser-assisted procedures. Diode lasers make life easier and faster. This webinar will focus on how increasing utilization with a diode laser will lead to higher practice income.

As we all know, just because something needs to get done, does not mean the patient will say yes to the proposed care. Most dental patients need 5-12 mentions of proposed care before they say YES to it. Because of this, we will explore the psychological phases patients undergo before accepting proposed dental care, and learn effective pre-framing techniques to address objections and enhance patient enrollment.

Learning objectives: Attendees * will see how every operative procedure is simplified and unique to the actual infection * will understand what patients fear in the cavity repairing procedures * will begin to reconsider the use of high speed turbines when treating virgin decay * will understand the benefits of modern abrasive and laser tools to accomplish cavity preparation painlessly

Dental emergencies are an everyday occurrence. In our world, we are one phone call away from a disrupted schedule or a late exit from the office. But rather than fretting about emergencies, maybe we should begin to understand the most common ones that walk through our door and utilize modern technology to streamline the management of these cases.

Dr. Mike DiTolla DDS addresses an epidemic that was published* in 2018, the presence of cervical caries that 43% of clinicians were seeing in patients due to the curing light not being able penetrate the composite past a certain thickness. Mike uses the Monet to prevent this issue in his practice.  Mike will address the Monet in: applications, intensities, applicable clinical setting to use the device and put the ...

Objectives: • Learn the applications for photobiomodulation. • Understand how the dental office can benefit by using PBM. • Clarify the safe use of lasers for PBM.

Objectives: - Is laser gum depigmentation a safe procedure? - Will laser gum depigmentation cause any discomfort or pain? - Are the results of gum depigmentation permanent and long lasting? Outcome: - To familiarize clinicians with diode laser gum depigmentation procedures

-Explore the power of digitally planned restorative and surgical procedures -Understand how this digital planning promotes efficient workflows and prepares you for potential hurdles during procedures -Visualize how digital planning creates precision 3D printed guides, allowing accurate & simplified transfer of the digital plan to actual results -This course will demonstrate gingivectomy and implant clinical cases.

Presented by: Angie Wallace, RDH Objectives: -Understand the use of the settings on our laser -Describe the tissue and what it looks like for what we are doing with the laser -Communicate what we are trying to do with the procedures that are in our scope of practice

We know smile whitening works, but how can we refocus its benefits and profitability to the practice? This course emphasizes an uncomplicated method of giving your patients the beautiful white smile they’re looking for. No syringes, no trays to keep up with, and no chair time! Discovering a better return on your investment of time and money will make you fall in love with smile whitening all over again.

More and more offices across the country are incorporating lasers into their daily hygiene workflow. Gain an understanding of the background of lasers including how lasers got started, how they work, and what type of lasers are utilized in hygiene practice. Discover how technology has changed and how lasers can be utilized for procedures that were previously impossible or difficult with traditional tools.

Objectives: · Understand the foundation of diode laser function. · Determine when a diode laser is advantageous for clinical cases. · Compare diode lasers to electrosurgery for soft tissue removal. · Appreciate the ease, simplicity, and safety of diode laser use.

Do you have accurate information about “why” disease is occurring? Do you have data? It takes less than one minute to determine salivary pH and buffering capacity. This session focuses on five key points for incorporating testing into the clinical routine and demonstrates the value of salivary monitoring to increase patient awareness and engagement.

-Explore the digital wax and its immense power in modernizing everyday treatment -Introduce digitally guided direct restorative dentistry -Experience a multi-phase case guided by digital rendered treatment

This course provides an overview of how the diode laser can enhance dental practices, with a focus on hygiene and patient care. Viewers will learn how the laser supports managing inflammation, improving the mouth-body connection, and enhancing periodontal therapy. Discover the ease of integrating laser treatments into hygiene visits, identifying ideal candidates, and achieving improved outcomes.

Over 80% of clinical dentistry depends on adhesive procedures. There are many factors that affect the long-term prognosis of bonding. Things like chemistry, surface area, and control of the field can all make critical differences. However, the one factor that is most critical for long-term success is proper photopolymerization of the materials. In the simplest terms, curing matters.

As you might imagine, performing laser surgery under a microscope appears a lot different than with no magnification or even with loupes. This Webinar will show actual laser procedures on LIVE patients. The nuance of various power settings and hand speed will be demonstrated.

Learning Objectives: Understand how implementing technology can help achieve procedures more efficiently Discuss the use of laser technology in dental practice Review additional procedures that you can accomplish with using laser technology Realize the art of communicating with your patient for their understanding and appreciation of technology Understand the ROI of employing updated technology into your practice

Learning Objectives: 1. Describe the history of light source development used in dental curing lights. 2. Understand the laser technology used in a laser light curing unit. 3. Know the reaction of photoinitiators in composite resin with laser light vs. non laser light. 4. Review the included items in the package. 5. Describe the advantages and disadvantages of the Monet Laser Curing light. 6. Understand the ROI

This webinar revisits time-tested good radiographic technique and explain the technical advancements achieved by Acuity’s Direct Photon Technology. Learning Objectives: · Review good practices of Paralleling Radiographic Technique · Understand what ACUITY is and how images are clearer and more accurate than either Film or older sensors · Appreciate the fact that Acuity is compatible with most Radiographic Software

This course provides dental professionals with a foundational understanding of diode laser technology and its applications in implant dentistry. Essential implant procedures will be covered, ensuring a thorough understanding of the various clinical implant applications. Whether you’re new to laser dentistry or looking to refine your skills, this course offers a valuable opportunity to expand your clinical expertise.

Presented by: James M. Braun, DDS, MS Objectives: · Understand the foundation of diode laser function. · Determine when a diode laser is advantageous for clinical cases. · Compare diode lasers to electrosurgery for soft tissue removal. · Appreciate the ease, simplicity, and safety of diode laser use.

Presented by: James M. Braun, DDS, MS Objectives: · Understand the foundation of diode laser function. · Determine when a diode laser is advantageous for clinical cases. · Compare diode lasers to electrosurgery for soft tissue removal. · Appreciate the ease, simplicity, and safety of diode laser use.

In this Laser Safety course, we will discuss the most important topic when using a laser and that is to use it safely and effectively. Laser Safety should never be pushed aside and not taken seriously. Every Laser user should take a laser safety class for the benefit of their patients, their team members, and everyone around them.

In today’s ever-changing world of dental technology, how do we know what will actually improve our efficiency and clinical outcomes? This course will examine just that, focusing on bonding, adhesives, and curing. Review the fundamentals of bonding and light curing. • Examine the latest in curing light technology. • Discuss how bulk fill composite can increase our efficiency.

Objectives: - Discover the correct way to utilize a laser. -Determine how to correct things that may be wrong in your office. -Utilize how you can train your team to be safe using a laser.

Diode lasers are an extremely versatile tool in day-to-day dentistry. From common restorative procedures to implants and periodontics, diodes simplify all we do. In this course, we review laser science principles and use unedited videos to learn procedures you can start incorporating into your practice right away.

Objectives: · Understand the foundation of diode laser function. · Determine when a diode laser is advantageous for clinical cases. · Compare diode lasers to electrosurgery for soft tissue removal. · Appreciate the ease, simplicity, and safety of diode laser use.

Objectives: · Understand the foundation of diode laser function. · Determine when a diode laser is advantageous for clinical cases. · Compare diode lasers to electrosurgery for soft tissue removal. · Appreciate the ease, simplicity, and safety of diode laser use.

The therapies that are present in cosmetic dentistry are aimed to uplift the aesthetic aspect of your mouth. Traditionally, in cosmetic treatments, restorative dentistry utilizes mechanical or rotary instruments. The traditional approach towards cosmetic dentistry is changing with the increased integration of lasers in the field...

In today’s ever-changing world of dental technology, how do we know what will actually improve our efficiency and clinical outcomes? This course will examine just that, focusing on bonding, adhesives, and curing. Review the fundamentals of bonding and light curing. • Examine the latest in curing light technology. • Discuss how bulk fill composite can increase our efficiency.

Objectives: • Learn the applications for photobiomodulation. • Understand how the dental office can benefit by using PBM. • Clarify the safe use of lasers for PBM.

The questions that you’ve been asking will be answered with time at the end to place more questions in the chat box to get you the answers you have been looking for. Learning Objectives: • Ask the expert the questions that you have wondered about to get the correct answers. • Basic level understanding of dental laser usage. • Specific laser proficiency and laboratory knowledge addressed.

Periodontal surgery is tedious, painful and all too often leads to premature loss of teeth. Today’s Diode Lasers are capable of replacing older traditional scalpel methods. Diode Lasers are far more likely to significantly reduce the bacterial causes of chronic periodontitis. Case studies of actual patients will be presented to show the advantages of using diode lasers in place of time–honored techniques.

More and more offices across the country are incorporating lasers into their daily hygiene workflow. Gain an understanding of the background of lasers including how lasers got started, how they work, and what type of lasers are utilized in hygiene practice. Discover how technology has changed and how lasers can be utilized for procedures that were previously impossible or difficult with traditional tools.

In this one-hour webinar, the questions that you’ve been asking will be answered with time at the end to place more questions in the chat box to get you the answers you have been looking for. Learning Objectives: - Ask the expert the questions that you have to get the correct answers - Basic level understanding in dental laser usage - Specific laser proficiency and laboratory knowledge addressed

In this webinar, we answer the difficult questions about lasers and help patients feel comfortable about how a laser can be used. We will also look into the options and considerations of what the ROI of a laser looks like. • How do we effectively discuss lasers to the patients that are apprehensive. • Discuss how to handle the difficult laser questions. • Explore options of how to get a return on your investment.

Diode lasers make the removal of oral lesions simpler than scalpel methods. Lasers will make this a relatively simple procedure, with virtually no post-operative pain, and quicker healing with little post-operative sequelae. This webinar will highlight diagnostic steps, laser surgical techniques using microscopic videos of actual lesion removal, and a discussion of what a report to a biopsy service should include.

Clear aligners provide a more esthetic and functional option for patients of all ages without brackets, wires, or bands. To achieve the desired results, doctors use attachments as a standard feature in Invisalign cases. Learn practical and efficient bonding techniques from the experts so that your patients get the best Invisalign treatment possible!

1. Attendees will have an understanding of surgically managing excessive gingival overgrowth. 2. Attendees will be shown how a diode laser can be used to create normal gingival anatomy simultaneously with tooth preparation. 3. Attendees will view videos of anterior and posterior pontic site preparation utilizing the Diode Laser.

In this Laser Safety course, we will discuss the most important topic when using a laser and that is to use it safely and effectively. Laser Safety should never be pushed aside and not taken seriously. Every Laser user should take a laser safety class for the benefit of their patients, their team members, and everyone around them.

Many people suffer from a wide range of dental disorders; chronic caries, melting tooth syndrome, dentinal hypersensitivity, or burning mouth syndrome? Occasionally a patient has only one issue, but many times, there are multiple challenges. Do you have accurate information about “why” disease is occurring? Do you have data? Simple salivary testing can shed a light on why patients are struggling with oral disease.

Join Angie Wallace for an informative webinar on optimizing your AMD laser settings for optimal hygiene practices. Learn about the best settings for various procedures and discover ways to improve patient comfort and safety, while maximizing the effectiveness of your laser treatments.

Do you have accurate information about “why” disease is occurring? Do you have data? It takes less than one minute to determine salivary pH and buffering capacity. This session focuses on five key points for incorporating testing into the clinical routine and demonstrates the value of salivary monitoring to increase patient awareness and engagement.

Anne Guignon presents the ultimate cavity pHIGHTER, watch and see how this can help your practice and your patients!

Dr. Mike DiTolla DDS addresses an epidemic that was published* in 2018, the presence of cervical caries that 43% of clinicians were seeing in patients due to the curing light not being able penetrate the composite past a certain thickness. Mike uses the Monet to prevent this issue in his practice.  Mike will address the Monet in: applications, intensities, applicable clinical setting to use the device and put the ...

In the restorative arena, contamination from soft tissue in the oral environment can derail an appointment mid-procedure. Fear not! There is a myriad of materials and tools available for retraction and management of soft tissue—and it’s OK to mix and match to optimize patient outcomes. This webinar will review tissue management options to assist in maintaining a dry restorative field.

Soft tissue diode lasers have become effective and useful in helping clinicians achieve restorative success in the esthetic zone. When periodontal surgery or osseous recontouring are not an option, lasers play an important role in shaping tissue to achieve better esthetic outcomes. This course is a discussion about when to consider laser gingival contouring when working on anterior teeth.

This course provides an overview of how the diode laser can enhance dental practices, with a focus on hygiene and patient care. Viewers will learn how the laser supports managing inflammation, improving the mouth-body connection, and enhancing periodontal therapy. Discover the ease of integrating laser treatments into hygiene visits, identifying ideal candidates, and achieving improved outcomes.

Diode lasers are an extremely versatile tool in day-to-day dentistry. From common restorative procedures to implants and periodontics, diodes simplify all we do. In this course, we review laser science principles and use unedited videos to learn procedures you can start incorporating into your practice right away.

This course provides dental professionals with a foundational understanding of diode laser technology and its applications in implant dentistry. Essential implant procedures will be covered, ensuring a thorough understanding of the various clinical implant applications. Whether you’re new to laser dentistry or looking to refine your skills, this course offers a valuable opportunity to expand your clinical expertise.

Over 80% of clinical dentistry depends on adhesive procedures. There are many factors that affect the long-term prognosis of bonding. Things like chemistry, surface area, and control of the field can all make critical differences. However, the one factor that is most critical for long-term success is proper photopolymerization of the materials. In the simplest terms, curing matters.

We know smile whitening works, but how can we refocus its benefits and profitability to the practice? This course emphasizes an uncomplicated method of giving your patients the beautiful white smile they’re looking for. No syringes, no trays to keep up with, and no chair time! Discovering a better return on your investment of time and money will make you fall in love with smile whitening all over again.

This webinar is a continuation of “Diode Lasers in Restorative Dentistry: How Can Anyone Practice Effectively Without One?” It will explore how diode lasers can be used to facilitate implant prosthetics and for pre-prosthetic surgical procedures to enhance aesthetic outcomes. Learn how this amazing technology can improve your dentistry and help differentiate your practice.

In this webinar, we look at ways dental hygienists can use hygiene procedures to identify additional procedures that a doctor can perform to increase production and allow opportunities for lasers to be more fully utilized in the dental office.

Dental emergencies are an everyday occurrence. In our world, we are one phone call away from a disrupted schedule or a late exit from the office. But rather than fretting about emergencies, maybe we should begin to understand the most common ones that walk through our door and utilize modern technology to streamline the management of these cases.

Dental emergencies are an everyday occurrence. In our world, we are one phone call away from a disrupted schedule or a late exit from the office. But rather than fretting about emergencies, maybe we should begin to understand the most common ones that walk through our door and utilize modern technology to streamline the management of these cases.

As you might imagine, performing laser surgery under a microscope appears a lot different than with no magnification or even with loupes. This Webinar will show actual laser procedures on LIVE patients. The nuance of various power settings and hand speed will be demonstrated.

Presented by: Angie Wallace RDH In this webinar, we will discuss what it takes to make lasers a profitable tool to have in your practice. Some things to consider when deciding to purchase a laser for your practice are: Why do we need lasers? Can lasers be productive? Do lasers work? What procedures can lasers be used for? What codes do we use for lasers? What do we charge for laser procedures?

Dive into the latest trends in dental hygiene laser therapy with me. We'll explore the evolutionary journey of lasers, including the optimal timing for laser therapy during hygiene visits and distinctions between lasers, antibiotics, rinses, and SRP (Scaling and Root Planing). Throughout the course we'll comprehensively address common challenges and questions that arise when integrating lasers into hygiene practices.

As we all know, just because something needs to get done, does not mean the patient will say yes to the proposed care. Most dental patients need 5-12 mentions of proposed care before they say YES to it. Because of this, we will explore the psychological phases patients undergo before accepting proposed dental care, and learn effective pre-framing techniques to address objections and enhance patient enrollment.

Presented by: James M. Braun, DDS, MS Objectives: · Understand the foundation of diode laser function. · Determine when a diode laser is advantageous for clinical cases. · Compare diode lasers to electrosurgery for soft tissue removal. · Appreciate the ease, simplicity, and safety of diode laser use.

Learning Objectives: Understand how implementing technology can help achieve procedures more efficiently Discuss the use of laser technology in dental practice Review additional procedures that you can accomplish with using laser technology Realize the art of communicating with your patient for their understanding and appreciation of technology Understand the ROI of employing updated technology into your practice

Virtually all diode lasers have a similar delivery system: Glass Fiberoptic these fibers are durable but fragile. Understanding their limitations and utilization can make our lasers work more effectively and safely in providing incredible care for our patients. This webinar will focus on the proper selection, preparation and usage of fiberoptics.

Objectives: • Feel comfortable asking the questions by typing them in the chat box to get them answered • Understand what procedures a dental hygienist can do with a laser • Find out if your State allows hygienists to use a laser and what type of training they need

Objectives: - Is laser gum depigmentation a safe procedure? - Will laser gum depigmentation cause any discomfort or pain? - Are the results of gum depigmentation permanent and long lasting? Outcome: - To familiarize clinicians with diode laser gum depigmentation procedures

-Explore the power of digitally planned restorative and surgical procedures -Understand how this digital planning promotes efficient workflows and prepares you for potential hurdles during procedures -Visualize how digital planning creates precision 3D printed guides, allowing accurate & simplified transfer of the digital plan to actual results -This course will demonstrate gingivectomy and implant clinical cases.

Many offices have an all-to-short list of procedures for their diode lasers. Often they limit them to Troughing, Hemostasis and Decontamination of Perio Pockets. Decades of laser use have discovered many more laser-assisted procedures. Diode lasers make life easier and faster. This webinar will focus on how increasing utilization with a diode laser will lead to higher practice income.

Objectives: -Discuss the fundamentals of the diode laser and its use for soft tissue management. -Recognize the myriad of clinical applications for which lasers can be used to benefit both patient and practice. -Learn the best practices to efficiently integrate laser therapy into your dental implant protocols.

Learning objectives: Attendees * will see how every operative procedure is simplified and unique to the actual infection * will understand what patients fear in the cavity repairing procedures * will begin to reconsider the use of high speed turbines when treating virgin decay * will understand the benefits of modern abrasive and laser tools to accomplish cavity preparation painlessly

Objectives: · Potential uses of diode lasers in Endodontics · Understand the differences between two approaches – laser assisted Endodontics and conventional Endodontics · Single visit Endodontics with diode laser disinfection protocols

Diode Apps course objectives: -Attendees will experience diode lasers in use through micro-videos -Attendees will appreciate the science underlying diode wavelengths -Attendees will appreciate why 97% of patients prefer lasers to conventional techniques -Attendees will learn how composites can be cured in one second with a new laser device

Objectives: - Discover the correct way to utilize a laser. -Determine how to correct things that may be wrong in your office. -Utilize how you can train your team to be safe using a laser.

-Explore the digital wax and its immense power in modernizing everyday treatment -Introduce digitally guided direct restorative dentistry -Experience a multi-phase case guided by digital rendered treatment

Learning Objectives: 1. Describe the history of light source development used in dental curing lights. 2. Understand the laser technology used in a laser light curing unit. 3. Know the reaction of photoinitiators in composite resin with laser light vs. non laser light. 4. Review the included items in the package. 5. Describe the advantages and disadvantages of the Monet Laser Curing light. 6. Understand the ROI

Presented by: Angie Wallace, RDH Objectives: -Describe what we can do with our Laser -Share what Laser Dentistry is -How do I talk to my patients about Laser Dentistry

Presented by: James M. Braun, DDS, MS Objectives: · Understand the foundation of diode laser function. · Determine when a diode laser is advantageous for clinical cases. · Compare diode lasers to electrosurgery for soft tissue removal. · Appreciate the ease, simplicity, and safety of diode laser use.

Presented by: Angie Wallace, RDH Objectives: -Understand the use of the settings on our laser -Describe the tissue and what it looks like for what we are doing with the laser -Communicate what we are trying to do with the procedures that are in our scope of practice

Objectives: -Learn how iTero & digital platforms can enhance and guide laser gingivectomy techniques & outcomes -Visualize the power of digital labs in predictable esthetic outcomes -Experience a step-by-step guide to digitally guided laser surgeries

Learning Objectives: -Learn the fundamental differences between traditional LED and a true laser curing light. -Refresher on the major reasons for light cured composite failures. -Learn the MONET characteristics: faster, deeper, and wider polymerization of all light cured materials. -See actual dental office data showing that use of the MONET can lead to $70,000 of yearly time savings.

Objectives: 1. Understand how to interpret your State Practice Act. 2. Know how we can make sure we're able to use lasers in our states. 3. Learn which states allow us to use lasers, and which ones don't.

This webinar revisits time-tested good radiographic technique and explain the technical advancements achieved by Acuity’s Direct Photon Technology. Learning Objectives: · Review good practices of Paralleling Radiographic Technique · Understand what ACUITY is and how images are clearer and more accurate than either Film or older sensors · Appreciate the fact that Acuity is compatible with most Radiographic Software

In this webinar, you'll gain valuable knowledge about identifying potential health and safety hazards associated with lasers, laser systems, operations and to prescribe suitable means for evaluation and control of these hazards. Learning Objectives: -Investigate all laser accidents and institute immediate corrective actions to prevent reoccurrence. -Understand laser safety guidelines and provide guidance with laws.

For dental professionals, particularly endodontic specialists. You'll gain valuable knowledge about the latest advancements in endodontic radiography and how they can improve patient care, efficiency, and your practice's environmental impact. Objectives: Diagnosing root canal problems Treating root canals Completely disinfecting the root canal system Monitoring progress after treatment

Objectives: · Understand the foundation of diode laser function. · Determine when a diode laser is advantageous for clinical cases. · Compare diode lasers to electrosurgery for soft tissue removal. · Appreciate the ease, simplicity, and safety of diode laser use.

Objectives: · Understand the foundation of diode laser function. · Determine when a diode laser is advantageous for clinical cases. · Compare diode lasers to electrosurgery for soft tissue removal. · Appreciate the ease, simplicity, and safety of diode laser use.

The therapies that are present in cosmetic dentistry are aimed to uplift the aesthetic aspect of your mouth. Traditionally, in cosmetic treatments, restorative dentistry utilizes mechanical or rotary instruments. The traditional approach towards cosmetic dentistry is changing with the increased integration of lasers in the field...

In today’s ever-changing world of dental technology, how do we know what will actually improve our efficiency and clinical outcomes? This course will examine just that, focusing on bonding, adhesives, and curing. Review the fundamentals of bonding and light curing. • Examine the latest in curing light technology. • Discuss how bulk fill composite can increase our efficiency.

Objectives: • Learn the applications for photobiomodulation. • Understand how the dental office can benefit by using PBM. • Clarify the safe use of lasers for PBM.

The questions that you’ve been asking will be answered with time at the end to place more questions in the chat box to get you the answers you have been looking for. Learning Objectives: • Ask the expert the questions that you have wondered about to get the correct answers. • Basic level understanding of dental laser usage. • Specific laser proficiency and laboratory knowledge addressed.

Periodontal surgery is tedious, painful and all too often leads to premature loss of teeth. Today’s Diode Lasers are capable of replacing older traditional scalpel methods. Diode Lasers are far more likely to significantly reduce the bacterial causes of chronic periodontitis. Case studies of actual patients will be presented to show the advantages of using diode lasers in place of time–honored techniques.

More and more offices across the country are incorporating lasers into their daily hygiene workflow. Gain an understanding of the background of lasers including how lasers got started, how they work, and what type of lasers are utilized in hygiene practice. Discover how technology has changed and how lasers can be utilized for procedures that were previously impossible or difficult with traditional tools.

In this one-hour webinar, the questions that you’ve been asking will be answered with time at the end to place more questions in the chat box to get you the answers you have been looking for. Learning Objectives: - Ask the expert the questions that you have to get the correct answers - Basic level understanding in dental laser usage - Specific laser proficiency and laboratory knowledge addressed

In this webinar, we answer the difficult questions about lasers and help patients feel comfortable about how a laser can be used. We will also look into the options and considerations of what the ROI of a laser looks like. • How do we effectively discuss lasers to the patients that are apprehensive. • Discuss how to handle the difficult laser questions. • Explore options of how to get a return on your investment.

Diode lasers make the removal of oral lesions simpler than scalpel methods. Lasers will make this a relatively simple procedure, with virtually no post-operative pain, and quicker healing with little post-operative sequelae. This webinar will highlight diagnostic steps, laser surgical techniques using microscopic videos of actual lesion removal, and a discussion of what a report to a biopsy service should include.

Clear aligners provide a more esthetic and functional option for patients of all ages without brackets, wires, or bands. To achieve the desired results, doctors use attachments as a standard feature in Invisalign cases. Learn practical and efficient bonding techniques from the experts so that your patients get the best Invisalign treatment possible!

1. Attendees will have an understanding of surgically managing excessive gingival overgrowth. 2. Attendees will be shown how a diode laser can be used to create normal gingival anatomy simultaneously with tooth preparation. 3. Attendees will view videos of anterior and posterior pontic site preparation utilizing the Diode Laser.

In this Laser Safety course, we will discuss the most important topic when using a laser and that is to use it safely and effectively. Laser Safety should never be pushed aside and not taken seriously. Every Laser user should take a laser safety class for the benefit of their patients, their team members, and everyone around them.

Join Angie Wallace for an informative webinar on optimizing your AMD laser settings for optimal hygiene practices. Learn about the best settings for various procedures and discover ways to improve patient comfort and safety, while maximizing the effectiveness of your laser treatments.

Do you have accurate information about “why” disease is occurring? Do you have data? It takes less than one minute to determine salivary pH and buffering capacity. This session focuses on five key points for incorporating testing into the clinical routine and demonstrates the value of salivary monitoring to increase patient awareness and engagement.

Many people suffer from a wide range of dental disorders; chronic caries, melting tooth syndrome, dentinal hypersensitivity, or burning mouth syndrome? Occasionally a patient has only one issue, but many times, there are multiple challenges. Do you have accurate information about “why” disease is occurring? Do you have data? Simple salivary testing can shed a light on why patients are struggling with oral disease.

Anne Guignon presents the ultimate cavity pHIGHTER, watch and see how this can help your practice and your patients!

Dr. Mike DiTolla DDS addresses an epidemic that was published* in 2018, the presence of cervical caries that 43% of clinicians were seeing in patients due to the curing light not being able penetrate the composite past a certain thickness. Mike uses the Monet to prevent this issue in his practice.  Mike will address the Monet in: applications, intensities, applicable clinical setting to use the device and put the ...