On-Demand Webinars

Dr. Sérgio R. Bernardes

There is almost a consensus nowadays that the best loading protocol to place a dental implant is immediately after placement. Knowledge on the technique, implants/abutment designs and long term results has being supporting this approach. This presentation will provide tips on how to it with success.

Dr. Dani Irani DDS

Despite being in the era of digital dentistry with the accuracy it provides, many of us dentists are still highly attached to traditional tools in our daily practice. For occlusal analysis, the most common tool used is articulating paper. The correct physiological recovery of occlusion is always a challenge for every dentist and technician. Proper tools and proper knowledge enable us to overcome one of the most critical phases in dental restoration, increasing the success rate and longevity of the restoration and preventing any future damage.

Prof. Dominique Declerck

In 2019, the European Academy of Paediatric Dentistry (EAPD) published a policy document on the use of fluoride for the prevention of caries in children. This webinar will review the different recommendations and provide some background as to their practical application.

Fernanda de Paula Eduardo PhD, dentist of Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein , Letícia Mello Bezinelli PhD, dentist of Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein , Luciana Corrêa PhD, Associate Professor

In this presentation, we will show our protocol for oral management of COVID-19 patients, emphasizing the importance of oral lesions diagnosis and treatment. We will discuss if the oral lesions can be derived from the direct virus action on the oral mu…

Dr. Paresh Patel ICOI diplomate

Zirconia implants are the best solution for missing teeth in the cosmetic region. Learn why the innovations in zirconia implants are an essential benefit to your practice.

Dr. Ryan Lewis DMD, MSD

Innovative digital technology has become ubiquitous in todays modern world.  Digital technology has given dental professionals the ability to diagnose and treatment plan our patients more accurately and efficiently.  We can also use digital technology …

Dr. Gustavo Giordani

During this presentation, we will show how to work with a fast and predictable digital workflow combining implants, surgical periodontics and aesthetic rehabilitation.

Dr. Patrick Palacci

With the pandemic, our lives and attitudes changed dramatically. We had to adapt implant treatments to this new situation. Simplification, reliability, less surgical/prothetic appointments, more efficient treatment lead us to consider immediate loading as an alternative to conventional implant treatment. What protocol should be applied in order to fulfill those prerequisites. Resonance frequency analysis is one of the tools we have in our hands in order to optimize this kind of treatments.

Dr. Ishkhan Yeghiayan DDS, FICD

Dental radiography is a pillar of dental practice. During general dentistry, endodontic treatment or implant dentistry accurate dental radiographic techniques will lead to better diagnosis, better treatment and better outcome with more precision, less radiation exposure and less cross-infection risk.

Joy Void-Holmes RDH, BSDH, DHSc

As professionals, you must prepare yourself for the future of diversity and develop strategies to become more inclusive beyond race.

Dr. Alessandro Carducci Artenisio

Digital orthodontics through clear aligners has changed the landscape of the orthodontic profession forever. Mastering such an appliance can help dental professionals treat the majority of malocclusions with great benefits for their patients and improve the efficiency of their practice. The aim of this webinar is to introduce attendees to the potential of digital orthodontics describing the basic knowledge to treat cases with Nuvola System clear aligners. In addition, webinar attendees will be introduced to the philosophy behind the Nuvola OP System, a unique system with no equal in treating more and more complex cases.

Dr. Mikael Zimmerman

Increasing infection risks and unforeseen organizational challenges in our dental practices prompt us to go through the clinic’s current routines and look for ways to rationalize them. Instrument logistics can and should be re-organized with the aim of increasing patients and personnel safety, improving treatment quality and saving precious time for the whole dental team.

Dr. Bethany Valachi PT, DPT, MS, CEAS

Research reveals 5 key areas that are essential to effectively resolving work-related pain in dentistry. The sequence in which these are implemented is also integral to successfully resolving pain.

Joshua Austin DDS, MAGD

Online reviews are the missing link.

Dr. Mario Roccuzzo

One of the greatest challenges facing clinicians is to obtain an early and long-standing effective mucosa seal, capable of biologically protecting the peri-implant structures. This is particularly difficult in compromised sites, due to trauma, atrophy, and/or periodontal disease. Recent systematic reviews have confirmed that, the presence of an appropriate amount of keratinized mucosa is desirable.

Prof. Emeritus Svante Twetman DDS, PhD

This webinar will review the current evidence for the role of prebiotics and probiotic bacteria in the prevention and management of dental caries in children.

Dr. Özgür Erdogan

Sinus floor elevation (SFE) is a well-accepted surgical procedure for the treatment of the atrophic posterior maxillary alveolar bone. The original technique, lateral window SFE, was introduced almost 4 decades ago and it has evolved through years resulting in modified methods such as transcrestal SFE. Although SFE using both lateral window and transcrestal approaches is a predictable surgical procedure with low complication rates and high survival rates, complications and failures are anticipated like as with all kind surgical procedures. This webinar will address common and uncommon intraoperative and postoperative complications associated with SFE and will discuss their management along with preventative measures and treatment strategies.

Dr. Dirk Duddeck

No one expected sterile dirt on medical devices. However, recent tests found the opposite. This dental webinar unveils the consequences for dentists and informs about how to avoid major risks.

Mr. John Khademi DDS,MS

This presentation discusses the evolution of Endodontics from traditional methods to modern conservative treatment.

Ricardo Mitrani DDS

Team Communication, treatment planning and execution represent the 3 pillars of interdisciplinary Implant therapy.

Aaron Davis , Prof. Ian Gwilt , Prof. Paul Brocklehurst , Dr. Joe Langley

A whole mouth health model cannot be based on a ‘one size fits all’ solution. Adapting to individual needs and tailoring to specific contexts is necessary for such a model to work

Dr. Miguel Stanley D.D.S

Join us for a free online webinar with our founder Dr Miguel Stanley, on 4th December 2020 to find out how Slow Dentistry became the fastest growing global network in dentistry today.

Prof. Anton Sculean

Reconstructive/regenerative procedures in periodontology aim at rebuilding the periodontal supporting tissues which have been lost following periodontal disease or trauma. Substantial evidence indicates that in carefully selected patients and defects, combined with a strict pre -and postoperative infection control, reconstructive/regenerative periodontal surgery may lead to substantial clinical benefits evidenced by probing depth reduction, clinical attachment level gain, defect fill, thus improving long-term tooth prognosis and survival. Emerging evidence also suggests that the use of certain types of lasers and/or antibacterial photodynamic therapy (a-PDT) may result in reduction of inflammation and improved clinical stability, thus representing potential modalities for maintaining periodontal and peri-implant tissue stability.

Prof. Frauke Müller

When tooth loss occurs later in life, ageing and multimorbidity impact dental treatment decisions. There is sufficient evidence to state that the mandibular implant overdenture is a well-established treatment modality, certainly in non-dependent edentulous individuals, but little is known on the very old and geriatric edentulous patients with comorbidities. They often present unfavourable anatomical conditions and effects of the multiple medications for their chronic conditions. The present webinar therefore describes the use of minimal-invasive and simple treatment concepts for elderly, edentulous patients and discusses the risks of implant placement that are related to their medical conditions. It further highlights possible complications which may arise with the onset of dependency and/or frailty and advises further simplification of the implant-restorations when needed. Recall and maintenance in this group of patients is crucial to assure the patients’ benefit from the intervention

Dr. Kyle Stanley

This presentation will showcase proven research and how to avoid problems by utilizing surgical and restorative workflows on combination with technology.

Dr. Marina Polonsky DDS, MSc.,

This webinar is an introduction to diode lasers and how to incorporate this technology into your everyday practice from periodontal procedures designed for your hygienist to surgical advantages for the dentist and, finally, a stimulation of healing and inhibition of pain associated with low level laser therapy.

Joanna Asadoorian PhD, RDH

This webinar introduces the essential steps of evidence-based practice founded on recently published core competencies in evidence-based practice for health care professionals.

Prof. Annamaria Genovesi

Dott. Enrica Giammarinaro, Research Fellow at Istituto Stomatologico Toscano, will hold the english webinar on behalf of Prof.ssa Annamaria Genovesi. Despite the continuous debate in the scientific community, the evidence on ozone efficacy has increased steadily.

Dr. Mikael Zimmerman , Dr. Petteri Sjögren DDS, PhD

We are constantly surrounded by a plenitude of potentially infectious microorganisms. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic cast a renewed light on the importance of infection control routines, both in daily life and in the medical field. Infection control and prevention commonly observed in the dental practice are safe and effective, but hygiene routines need to be known, understood and strictly observed by the whole dental office team.

Dr. Martin Schimmel

The use of osseointegrated implants for the stabilization of mandibular complete dentures is one of the great achievements in modern dentistry. It is well documented in the literature that the stabilization of lower dentures with two implants reduces peri-implant bone atrophy, increases chewing efficiency, reduces masseter muscle atrophy, and improves the patient’s oral health related quality of life significantly. Diagnostic prerequisites for backward planning as well as the use of two-piece as well as small diameter one-piece implants will be considered. In an approach that considers the general functional capacity and possible functional decline of the elderly edentulous patient a staged approach for the choice overdentures attachments will be discussed.