In our experience, when patients ask their dentist or staff about oral surgery procedures, over 70% of the answers are either inaccurate or outdated. In this presentation, we’ll discuss the top 10 frequently asked questions about oral surgery and contemporary information to help you educate your patients and maximize their treatment acceptance.

Over 90% of implant complications are caused by poor planning and execution. Learn how to take total control of your cases using current digital techniques to deliver precision and predictable treatments to your patients. In this Forum, Dr. Progebin and Dr. Kazemi will present contemporary diagnostics and treatment planning techniques that will help you achieve better results and avoid common mishaps.

Dr. Carl Driscoll

This master class will review a step by step process of arriving at the correct pulpal and periapical status of the teeth. As well as outlining the most reliable clinical testing methods, the evolution of imaging will be discussed. Also, the role of the CBCT in Endodontic imaging will be highlighted.

Young adults, male and female are more aware of the possibility of facial balance and the effects on soft tissues as the process of aging takes place. Adults who are in need of facial balance seek orthodontic treatment with the desire of improvement in facial harmony, facial tone and facial expressions. The negative effect of extractions that were done in previous orthodontic treatment could be reversed by the development of the extraction sites through dentoalveolar distraction in order to improve dentoalveolar support of the anterior segments of the dentition with the result of support to soft tissue structures.

Dr. Ron Brown

Maxillary lateral incisors are the most common congenitally missing teeth. Patients present with aesthetic and functional challenges that often requires orthodontic, surgical, and restorative collaboration…

New patients conventionally have a comprehensive evaluation, examination of teeth, periodontal probing, evaluation of existing restorations, and FMS of X-rays. But should we consider CBCT as a standard diagnostic imaging tool in certain new patients? In this forum, we’ll discuss the benefits and indications for CBCT in an initial new patient screening. We’ll present A multi-disciplinary perspective for recommending CBCT in such patients.