ST. PETERSBURG, Florida--The Dawson Academy will provide a course for dentists dealing with performing contemporary restorative procedures.
The two-and-a-half-day lecture, "Achieving Predictable Results," will be presented by Peter E. Dawson, DDS; John C. Cranham, DDS; and Glenn E. DuPont, DDS. The lecture will take place Nov. 6-8 at the Tradewinds Resort in St. Petersburg.
This lecture is part of the Dawson Academy's core curriculum. Fee is $1,495 per student. Upon completing the lecture, students will receive 19 continuing education credits. The lecture is available to general dentists, specialists, and laboratory technicians.
About the lecture
This lecture will teach a time-tested process for taking a patient from treatment planning to completion including: treatment sequencing, provisionalization, material selection and laboratory communication.
Students will receive instruction about four treatment options: reshaping, repositioning, restoring and surgical alternatives. Preliminary mouth preparation, such as necessary periodontal procedures and occlusal equilibration, will be covered.
Necessary soft-tissue surgical procedures that provide an ideal gingival backdrop will also be covered. Tooth preparation for crowns and veneers will be presented. Soft-tissue management, in conjunction with final impression-taking techniques, also will be discussed.
Provisional restoration, bite registration techniques, and cementation/adhesive options will be a cornerstone of the presentation.
For more information about the classes, dates, locations, prices and continuing education credits, contact the Dawson Academy at (800) 952-2178 or visit Dawson Academy.
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