Mastering modern techniques: Participants will acquire proficiency in utilizing modern techniques such as digital photogrammetry and intraoral scanning for case planning and diagnostics, enabling them to develop comprehensive treatment plans tailored to the unique needs of patient with terminal dentition.
Promoting multidisciplinary collaboration: Participants will cultivate the skills necessary to foster collaboration among dental specialists, leveraging a multidisciplinary approach to optimize clinical outcomes for patients with terminal dentition. Through interactive sessions and case discussions, they will learn to integrate diverse treatment modalities effectively.
Embracing ethical and patient-centered care: Participants will develop a deep understanding of ethical principles and patient-centered care approaches in the management of terminal dentition. By exploring ethical dilemmas, communication strategies, and end-of-life care considerations, they will be equipped to uphold patient autonomy and dignity while providing compassionate and empathetic care.
Enhance your expertise in managing patients with end-stage dental deterioration through a multidisciplinary approach that optimizes clinical outcomes. This course equips dental professionals with the latest advancements in technology and materials, enabling them to navigate complex cases with confidence and precision.
This course addresses the imperative for specialized education in managing patients with end-stage dental deterioration. With the prevalence of terminal dentition on the rise, driven by factors such as aging populations and lifestyle changes, dental professionals are encountering increasing complexities in diagnosis and treatment.
This course adopts a multidisciplinary approach, emphasizing collaboration among dental specialists to optimize clinical outcomes. Participants will delve into the latest advancements in technology and materials, empowering them to leverage cutting-edge techniques for superior patient care.
This is a non-credit course which awards a Certificate of Completion and no ADA CERP credit hours.
Note: This four-day in-person course runs from Tuesday, September 16–Thursday, September 19, 2025; 8:00 AM–5:00 PM daily
