Courses

Presented by DOCS Education and Dr. Roger P. Levin, DDS, this practical course will provide pearls for the pathway to future practice excellence and an insightful, up-to-the-minute look at what is and isn’t working in today’s most successful dental practices. You’ll learn the breakthrough strategies used by the highest-producing practices in the country to grow production while lowering stress – all aimed at building ongoing practice success, even in a challenging economic environment! Dr. Levin will share the most advanced methods for staying ahead of the competition and transforming your practice into a production powerhouse that generates more income. This course is worth 2 CE.

This course consists of 3 modules. You’ll earn 8 CE credits upon completion.

Our primary obligation and ultimate reasonability are the timely delivery of quality diagnostic, preventive, and therapeutic services, within the bounds of the clinical circumstances presented by patients. Consequently, it’s important to possess the knowledge and skills essential to determine the functional state of patients to undergo and respond to dental care.

8 CE credits

Patients these days expect the option for higher levels of sedation to be provided alongside many dental procedures. Intravenous (IV) sedation gives dentists the greatest control over titration and increases treatment efficacy. But is it right for your practice? What patient base is looking for this offering? And how do you implement it efficiently? Presented by Dr. Anthony Feck, IV Clinical Director, this lively presentation provides thoughtful and informative answers to all your IV questions. It is worth 1 CE hour.

This course consists of 1 module. You’ll earn 1.25 CE credits upon completion. In order to optimize success with resin-bonded prostheses, it’s critical to understand the factors that cause complications and failure in fixed prosthodontics. This knowledge enhances your ability to develop effective treatment plans, facilitate success, promote optimal doctor-patient communication regarding anticipated treatment outcomes, and provide early diagnosis of problems encountered during long-term maintenance.

Learn the medical considerations of basic anatomy, physiology, and pharmacology as they relate to pediatric dentistry in this concise review presented by Dr. Steve Yun, MD, an anesthesiologist and pediatric specialist. Dr. Yun will discuss the critical differences in pediatric anatomy that impact respiratory and pulmonary physiology, including the tongue, tonsils, head size, chest wall, and more. Learn the importance of clinical monitors, as well as vigilant visual monitoring and post-sedation protocols when treating pediatric patients. This course is worth .5 CE hours.