On-Demand Webinars

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.

Dr. Sophie Dartevelle , Prof. Ian Needleman BDS MSc PhD MRDRCS(Eng) FDSRCS(Eng) FFPH FHEA

Around the world, people practice sports at the amateur and elite levels. Whether athletes practice their sport as a hobby or professionally, their oral health is an important element of their general health and impacts their athletic performance. In this webinar, our experts will introduce the context and research related to the impact of sports on oral health and the impact of oral health on athletics performance. In addition, participants will be presented with the practical elements that dental professionals should consider for the prevention and treatment of athletes’ oral health.

Dr. Ryan Lewis DMD, MSD

Innovative digital technology has given us the ability to diagnose and treatment plan our patients more accurately and more efficiently.  This allows us to create a functional esthetic restoration in a more predictable efficient manner utilizing a team…

Prof. Dr. Norbert Krämer

Despite the general decline in caries, many questions in paediatric dentistry remain unresolved. The problem of early childhood caries continues to cause a high need for care. Against this background, the following special aspects of caries therapy in milk teeth will be discussed in more detail in this lecture.

Dr. Till Gerlach

The ideal implant position facilitates ideal aesthetic outcome. Therefore bone augmentative procedures are necessary in daily implantology. Regarding bone biology the gentle preparation of the bone with piezoelectric divice is important for good healing results.

Mr. Georgio Haddad

Dental Strategic Partnerships, Formlabs

Dr. Phil Walton

Amidst various technologies and treatment options for replacement of one’s tooth, dental implants have become the standard of care in present day practice.

Dr. Wendy Thompson

Everyone has a role in tackling antibiotic resistance – what’s yours? Whether you are just starting out in dental antibiotic stewardship or are more experienced, this webinar is aims to offer something for everyone, from general dentists to specialist oral surgeons and from practice receptionists to those working in healthcare policy.

Prof. em. Dr. Daniel Buser DDS

The implant surface is a key factor for the long-terem stability of dental implants. Today, hybrid design implants are clearly prefered by our team, such as Tissue Level Implants. They have a hydrophilic, micro-rough implant surface for the endosseous portion of the jaw to optimize implant anchorage. The best documented micro-rough implant surface is SLActive. In the neck area, a machined, smooth implant surface is present in the transrestal area to promote a healthy peri-implant mucosa with long-term stability

Prof. Stefan Renvert , Prof. David Herrera , Prof. Jöerg Meyle , Prof. Lijian Jin

The Step-by-Step approach of periodontal therapy to achieve periodontal health in your patients This webinar is the second in a 3-part series. The expert panel of the FDI Global Periodontal Health Project (GPHP) will update you on the latest guidelines/recommendations in periodontology and take you through the essential steps for you and your patients to achieve and maintain optimal periodontal health.

Adj.Prof. Joanna Slowik PhD

Management of type 1 diabetes patients in dentistry can be a challenge. Tailored dental care programme makes a difference. The main goal of the insulin-dependent diabetes care programme is to early classify the high-risk groups to improve general oral health and thus improve the quality of life of our patients.

Corinna Bruckmann MD, MSc

Periodontal disease and diabetes share some life-style risk factors, like smoking, and there is a two-way relationship: patients with uncontrolled diabetes have a 3-fold higher risk to develop advanced periodontitis, while untreated periodontitis further dysregulates glycemic balance.

Dr. Paul S. Rosen DMD, MS

This lecture will review the need for resonance frequency analysis with dental im-plants since both our treatment protocols and our patient pattern of healing fails to follow preconceived norms.

Dr. Julia-Gabriela Wittneben

The possibilities and expectations of achieving a successful functional and esthetic outcome have been raised with the evolution of implant designs, prosthetic components and dental materials. Even after a successful surgical approach, the prosthodontic finalization remains challenging. The overall focus of this webinar will remain on the selection of implant abutments more specifically, focusing on different indications, materials and abutment types. Especially the selection of implant abutments in the esthetic zone seems still challenging and has an influence on the final esthetic result. This will be highlighted also in respect to the evidence concerning retention type (screw versus cement). All aspects of the lecture will be presented with reference to contemporary literature and clinical studies. The objective of this lecture is therefore to provide a summary of the clinical evidence which is of relevance to the practitioners perspective of implant prosthetic treatment

Kristy Menage Bernie RDH, MS, RYT

An acknowledgement of the impact of mental well-being of both dental professionals and their patients has been growing and accelerated even more in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Prof. Marc Y. Donath MD

In patients with type 2 diabetes an inflammatory process is present. This inflammation is due to a pathological activation of the innate immune system, caused by metabolic stress and is partly governed by IL-1 signaling. We identified the role of IL-1β and insulin in the regulation of metabolism and immunity in response to food intake. Yet, as it becomes chronic, activation of auto-inflammatory processes may then become deleterious.

Dr. Ryan Hungate DDS

Patients are increasingly going online to search for dental care options. Learn how digital healthcare tools can help your practice get new patients and keep them coming back.

Prof. Tomaso Vercellotti

A reduced crestal bone volume is frequently encountered in implantology, with horizontal bone defects being certainly the most common occurrence. The introduction of PiezoImplants has considerably simplified the implant therapy of thin crestal bone, because the rectangular section of the new implants’ wedge shape is a better fit for the crestal anatomy.

Anthony Deliberato DDS

In this course Dr. Deliberato will discuss his approach with patients who are faced with the loss of their dentition. He will review the treatment option available to the patient and discuss the steps necessary to work up the case properly. Cases will…

Marcelle Nascimento DDS, MS, PhD

Managing Caries by Risk Level

Dr. Aneta Olszewska DDS, PhD

Local anaesthesia can often be unbearable for young patients and stressful for a dentist. A computer-controlled local anaesthesia system allows the delivery speed and pressure to be adjusted to the clinical situation, developmental, anatomical, and physiological tissue differences observed in children. Effective anaesthesia is achieved with a lower amount of analgesic reducing the risk of toxic or allergic reactions and minimizing discomfort and sensation of numbness after the treatment. It helps prevent unwanted self- injuries to the lips, cheeks, and tongue.

Dr. Robert J. Miller MA, DDS, FACD, DABOI

The selection of a laser modality must be criteria based, both peri-operatively and post-operatively. Clinical outcomes will help guide the clinician as to when to select soft versus hard tissue ablative lasers for a procedure. This webinar will outline all the requisite criteria-based parameters for Oral Surgery and provide video based examples of surgical procedures as a clinical guide.

Faye Donald DH

This webinar focuses entirely on Airflow. It’s Origin, how key design and technology features translate into surgery, it’s role in contemporary practice, the extent to which it can be utilised and how perfecting technique can be a game changer for everyone. At the end of this webinar, listeners will know the truths and myths surrounding the use of Airflow and will have a clear understanding of how to utilise it’s full scope of practice when treating patients in the dental clinic.

Prof. Christian Makary

This webinar will overview lateral and crestal maxillary sinus floor elevation with special emphasis on the importance of piezosurgical technology to simplify surgical technique and reduce complications.

Dr. Eric Thevissen

Despite all efforts of dental professionals the prevalence and incidence of total edentulism is still increasing on a global scale. Second observation from a recent meta review in JDR (2020) was that total tooth loss is decreasing in low-income countries while, on the other hand, it is increasing in upper- or middle-income countries. Is periodontal disease the main responsible for this evolution?

Thomas Viola RPh, C.C.P

Dental professionals must frequently draw upon their knowledge of pharmacology for optimal care of today’s medically complex geriatric dental patients. However, armed with relatively brief exposure to such a vast subject during formal education and faced with ever-changing medication therapy guidelines, many dental professionals simply cannot keep up with the latest trends in disease state management.

Prof. Finbarr Allen BDS, PhD, MSc, FDS, FDS (Rest Dent) RCPS, FFDRCSI , Prof. Angus Walls , Dr. William Cheung F.A.G.D., F.A.D.I., F.I.C.D., F.A.C.D., F.I.A.D.F.E., F.P.F.A.

Rates of natural tooth retention are increasing globally: rather than losing all their teeth as they age, patients are increasingly greeting old age with at least a few of their natural teeth still intact.