Five Critical Services that Wow Your Patients
Do you know what patients truly want? Do your patients have remarkable experiences? Do you wow your patients every time with your service? If not, this is a must seminar for you. In this presentation, we’ll discuss what patients want and 5 critical services that you must provide to wow your patients. Competition is tough, and patients have higher expectations. Learn about the tools that will give your team the advantage in creating a buzz about your practice.
Management of Dental Trauma With Predictable Outcomes
Dental trauma can range from minor enamel injuries to significant loss of teeth and hard and soft tissues. When faced with such emergencies, the clinician must consider surgical, restorative, endodontic and periodontal implications and make quick decisions on a treatment that can lead to the best long-term result. In this presentation, Dr. Kazemi will review various types of dental injuries and a simplified map to choosing the most appropriate treatment quickly and easily. In addition, Dr. Kazemi will discuss complicating factors and treatment concepts.
Hybrid Implant-Supported Prosthesis Treatments
In this presentation, we’ll discuss the protocol for full implant-supported hybrid prosthesis using all-on-4, all-on-5, or all-on-6 implants approaches.
Oral Surgery Lecture
Speaker: Dr. H. Ryan Kazemi
Extraction Site Bone Grafting
The purpose of this course is to provide participants with the knowledge based necessary for extraction site grafting for augmentation and preservation of the alveolus. Step-by-step surgical techniques are presented along with review of all grafting materials, instrumentation, and approaches. Participants will learn soft tissue management in both aesthetic and non-aesthetic regions. In-additional, participants will learn how to prevent complications and failures associated with sinus augmentation and management principles if they occur.
Immediate Dental Implant Provisionalization
This master class will provide a step-by-step diagnostic, planning, and treatment strategies for immediate dental implant placement and provisionalization in the aesthetic zone. We’ll review both conventional and digital diagnostic and planning and chairside provisionalization technique to optimize tissue architecture.
Top 10 Questions Patients Ask About Oral Surgery
In our experience, when patients ask their dentist or staff about oral surgery procedures, over 70% of the answers are either inaccurate or outdated. In this presentation, we’ll discuss the top 10 frequently asked questions about oral surgery and contemporary information to help you educate your patients and maximize their treatment acceptance.
Doctors Meeting #1: No More Implant Mishaps! Predicatable Implant Solutions From Analog to Digital
Over 90% of implant complications are caused by poor planning and execution. Learn how to take total control of your cases using current digital techniques to deliver precision and predictable treatments to your patients. In this Forum, Dr. Progebin and Dr. Kazemi will present contemporary diagnostics and treatment planning techniques that will help you achieve better results and avoid common mishaps.
Staff Meeting #1: How to Get 5-Star Patient Reviews
Are you generating 5-star online reviews from your patients? Do you have an effective protocol for asking and getting online reviews from your happy patients? In this presentation, we’ll discuss the power of online reviews and how to get your patients to share positive testimonials for better online exposure.
Endodontic Diagnosis: The 3rd Dimension
This master class will review a step by step process of arriving at the correct pulpal and periapical status of the teeth. As well as outlining the most reliable clinical testing methods, the evolution of imaging will be discussed. Also, the role of the CBCT in Endodontic imaging will be highlighted.
Doctors Meeting #2: Current Approaches For the Treatment of Patients with Congenitally Missing Lateral Incisors: Restorative, Surgical, and Orthodontic Implications
Maxillary lateral incisors are the most common congenitally missing teeth. Patients present with aesthetic and functional challenges that often requires orthodontic, surgical, and restorative collaboration for successful replacement. In this forum, we’ll discuss diagnostics, orthodontic implications, surgical techniques for site development, and restorative principles for achieving optimal results.