To the Classroom! Brush Up On Your Direct Restorative Technologies
Dental Learning offers hundreds of online continuing education courses for clinicians, hygienists, and dental assistants to fine-tune their skills and get acclimated with the latest materials and technologies. Here’s a roundup of 3 courses that can help enhance your direct restorative procedures.
Saliva Contamination: Achieving Isolation to Avoid its Adverse Effects
While saliva offers many natural benefits when it comes to balancing the oral environment, saliva contamination during the direct restorative procedure can have numerous adverse effects on the outcome. In this 2-CE course, learn about the systems and materials available for controlling moisture contamination and the pros and cons of each one.
A Discussion on Dental Handpieces: Why Did I Switch?
Dental handpieces have a profound impact on the quality of restorative dentistry provided to patients. In this 1-CE video course, Dr. Gregory Tuttle discusses the key differences between air driven and electric handpieces and shares why he decided to make the switch to electric.
Fluorescence-Enhanced “Theragnosis” For Minimally Invasive Caries Management
As caries detection devices increase in popularity, there is a need to better understand how they aid in the early detection of decay. This 2-CE course goes beyond probing and radiographs to outline the difference between traditional caries diagnosis and fluorescence-enhanced therapy.
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