Uncategorized

Mastering Veneers: From Smile Design to Long-Term Success (VIA ZOOM) Course Description Veneers are a cornerstone of modern aesthetic dentistry, offering patients transformative results when executed with precision. This comprehensive webinar will guide dentists through every step of the veneer process—from diagnosis and smile design to preparation, material selection, cementation, and maintenance. Drawing on over 15 years of international experience in clinical dentistry and dental technology, the presenter will share evidence-based protocols and practical tips for achieving predictable, long-lasting outcomes. Participants will learn how to integrate digital workflows, improve communication with laboratories, and avoid common pitfalls. Real clinical cases will illustrate key concepts and inspire confidence in delivering high-quality veneer treatments. Learning objectives

1. Identify ideal candidates and plan veneers with predictable results.
2. Select appropriate materials based on clinical and aesthetic demands.
3. Master preparation and cementation techniques for optimal longevity.
4. Prevent and manage common complications.
5. Apply practical tips to enhance patient satisfaction and case acceptance.

Date: October 29th, 2025 CE Credit: 1  

By Dr. Larry Gaum: DDS, FADSA, FICD, FADI, ASDA Diplomat, National Dental Board Of Anaesthesia, NDBA Oral/ Maxillofacial Surgeon To confirm your commitment to attending this complimentary course, a fully refundable deposit of $50 is required. This amount will be reimbursed in full upon your arrival.

LECTURE

1. Important Facts About Your Future Practice - That you should be aware of NOW. Learn all of the important Secrets. A. Purchasing a practice. B. RCDSO malpractice: How to respond to a complaint. C. Treating Drug Addicts D. Proper Record Keeping, Informed Consent E. Sexual Assault

A TASTE OF ORAL SURGERY

What’s Old, What’s New. A. Classification and Recognition Of Impacted 3rd Molars How to tell one from the other. B. How Much Should You Charge and Why? C. Surgical Removal Of Impacted 3rd Molars - Lower 3rd Molars, Upper 3rd Molars All illustrated with slides and Videos. D. What Instruments should you use in Oral Surgery What ones NOT to use?

Date: July 4th, 2025 Time: 5 PM to 8 PM CE Credit: 3