Photographing Patients’ Malocclusion

2/24/2023

9:00 to 12:00

In this digital age, effective patient and team communication is predicated on clinical photography. Digital photography helps identify patients who may have physical and structural issues. Unfortunately, more than 80% of the population have a less-than-ideal bite. Doctors see this every day but have a hard time with these conversations. Team members must be able to look at an image and talk about what they see and the potential consequences if left untreated. But before the team can do that, they must know what they are looking at in the photo and how it got there.

After this course, you will be able to:

• Identify the dental armamentarium necessary for capturing precise intraoral photographs

• Describe the proper position and angles for photography subjects in dentistry

Becoming The Whitening Specialist

2/24/2023

Friday, 1:30 PM – 4:30 PM

As patients request more whitening treatment options, dental practices are beginning to expand the services and products offered.

This aspect of dentistry cannot only increase practice
profitability, but it can also draw more patients into the practice. Each dental team member must educate their patients and themselves about the best whitening options available. With a range of information about tooth discolorations, whitening treatments, and whitening products, confusion is common among dental professionals.

After this course, you will be able to:

• How to identify discoloration and tooth stain

• Understand whitening chemicals and what works best for each type of stain