Posterior Direct Adhesive Dentistry: Common Pitfalls and Simplified Solutions Presenter: Dr. Ron Kaminer Sponsor: VOCO America Mon  12/1/25    7:00 PM ET    4:00 PM PT Tue  12/2/25    0:00 AM UTC CE Credits: 1 Interactive CEU Reserve Your Seat Now top

It seems so easy doesn’t it? Yet most people struggle with one or more aspects of direct composites. In this CE webinar, join us as we break down the common areas that we struggle with and explain simple solutions to those problems.

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From Disease to Remission: Achieving Stability in Periodontal Care Presenter: Marianne Dryer, RDH, MEd Sponsor: GUM Tue  12/2/25    7:00 PM ET    4:00 PM PT Wed  12/3/25    0:00 AM UTC CE Credits: 1 Interactive CEU Reserve Your Seat Now top

Periodontal remission represents a new clinical benchmark for long-term stability. This evidence-based CE webinar empowers dental professionals to integrate precision assessment, inflammation control, and patient-centered home-care strategies to manage periodontally involved patients effectively. Participants will examine the current understanding of the oral microbiome, explore innovative technologies for diagnosis and monitoring, and learn how to personalize care protocols that promote measurable clinical improvement and sustained remission.

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The Power of the Temporary: Elevating Restorative Success Presenter: Dr. Chad Duplantis Sponsor: DMG America Wed  12/3/25    7:00 PM ET    4:00 PM PT Thu  12/4/25    0:00 AM UTC CE Credits: 1 Interactive CEU Reserve Your Seat Now top

Indirect restorative dentistry involves many details that can significantly affect the final outcome, with preparation and temporization often being overlooked. In this CE webinar, we will cover how to properly fabricate ideal crowns, bridges, and veneers using advanced provisional materials, while also addressing the critical role of temporary cements. We’ll discuss how cement selection impacts retention, sensitivity, marginal seal, and esthetics, and provide guidance on choosing the right cement for different clinical situations to ensure predictable, successful results.

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Smart Materials, Smarter Dentistry: Unlocking the Power of Glass Restoratives Presenter: Dr. Jeanette MacLean Sponsor: GC America Thu  12/4/25    8:00 PM ET    5:00 PM PT Fri  12/5/25    1:00 AM UTC CE Credits: 1 Interactive CEU Reserve Your Seat Now top

Take your patient care to the next level by incorporating materials that do more than just ‘fill’ or ‘seal’ teeth. Hydrophilic, bulk-fill, biomimetic, desensitizing, remineralizing. The chemical and physical properties of glass ionomer restoratives make them an ideal dental material choice. For clinicians that are either new to glass restoratives or looking to expand their use of these materials, the wide array of products can sometimes create confusion. Dr. MacLean will use case studies to demonstrate how she utilizes different materials to achieve clinical success. Learn how glass ionomer cement sealants can do more than just provide a physical barrier from plaque on pits and fissures, they are hydrophilic, can be placed on partially erupted molars, and act as a fluoride reservoir that helps to prevent caries and enhance remineralization. Glass hybrid restoratives help to reduce post-op sensitivity, reduce recurrent caries, improve outcomes, and have enhanced physical properties for long-lasting durability and esthetics. Dental materials are evolving and so should you!

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Utilizing Jaw Motion Tracking Technology as a Virtual Articulator Presenter: Dr. Mark Kleive Sponsor: Shining 3D Mon  12/8/25    7:00 PM ET    4:00 PM PT Tue  12/9/25    0:00 AM UTC CE Credits: 1 Interactive CEU Reserve Your Seat Now top

Digital technology has made another advancement, allowing clinicians to explore the role of mandibular jaw motion tracking in enhancing digital aesthetic and restorative workflows. Participants will learn how motion tracking technology functions as a virtual articulator, enabling more precise treatment planning and predictable outcomes. Clinical case examples will illustrate how integrating jaw movement data with intraoral scanning and CAD/CAM systems supports accurate smile design, functional restorations, and improved patient care.

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CBCT in General Dentistry: Taking Dental Imaging to the Next Dimension Presenter: Dr. Heidi Kohltfarber Sponsor: Air Techniques CE Credits: 1 CEU (Self-Study) View Full Description »

Cone beam CT has revolutionized the dental field by allowing clinicians to visualize the patient in 3D. This technology has increased productivity and efficiency. This CE webinar is designed to help the dental practitioner to better understand 3D imaging technology as well as what to consider when purchasing a CBCT for their office. In addition, the webinar will help the clinician to recognize the clinical applications in implantology, endodontics, surgery, orthodontics, periodontology, and pathology using a case-based approach.

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Socket Preservation: What You Really Need to Know to Service Your Patients Presenter: Dr. Robert Reti Sponsor: GC America CE Credits: 1 CEU (Self-Study) View Full Description »

Socket Preservation is becoming a standard of care after dental extraction. Preservation of the ridge is important not only for dental implant surgery but for the long term health and well being of both tooth and ridge supported prosthetics. In this CE webinar, we give a high yield review of the technical considerations and graft selections available today. The goal is for the clinician to confidently discuss and integrate this effective and rewarding procedure into their practices.

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The pH Party in Your Mouth that You Weren't Invited To Presenter: Shannon Nanne, RDH Sponsor: VOCO America CE Credits: 1 CEU (Self-Study) View Full Description »

Difficulty swallowing (dysphagia) affects your quality of life and your overall health. The ability to safely swallow is vital for adequate nutrition and hydration, and it prevents foods and liquids from entering your lungs, where they can cause pneumonia. Depending on which part of the swallowing process is affected, dysphagia can be described as: • Oral dysphagia — when the problem is in the mouth, usually due to the movement of the tongue • Pharyngeal or oropharyngeal dysphagia — when the problem is regarding food passing through the throat • Esophageal dysphagia — when food is unable to move down through the esophagus Swallowing disorders can lead to tooth decay and other oral health issues if they cause food or liquid to remain in the mouth. This can increase the risk of cavities and other oral diseases.

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Episode 681: To Crown or Not to Crown: Exploring the Direct Composite Advantage View All Episodes from: VOCO Dental Podcast Series

Series: VOCO America CE Credits: 0.5 Guest: Dr. Lauren Rainey and Dr. Mauricio Watanabe Podcast Classroom ▶

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Episode 695: The Tech-Savvy Hygienist: How Technology is Redefining the Dental Hygiene Role View All Episodes from: VOCO Dental Podcast Series

Series: VOCO America CE Credits: 0.5 Guest: Alicia Murria, RDH, MS Podcast Classroom ▶

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Episode 632: Why 3D Printing Is a Must-Have for Modern Dental Practices View All Episodes from: DMG America Dental Podcast Series

Series: DMG America CE Credits: 0.5 Guest: Dr. Julia Latham Podcast Classroom ▶

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