Live Webinars

Dr. Pawel Szuba-Paszkiewicz

Tue, 22 June
6:00 AM EST (New York)

The traditional method of taking dental impressions is a delicate process, requiring a lot of skill. This makes it more likely that errors will occur. If detected, the patient will have to undergo the unpleasant procedure again. The digital method is fast and precise. When the scan is complete, and with the ability to magnify the image, it is much easier to spot errors. This webinar will also show some hints, tips and tricks how to get around most of the limitations of the scanners, using additional materials, methods and digital equipment.

Dr. Alejandro Lanis

Thu, 24 June
8:00 AM EST (New York)

The incorporation of virtual engineering into our profession and the digitalization of information are allowing us new perspectives and innovative alternatives for dental treatments. The use of static computer-guided implant planning software allows the radiographic, prosthetic, surgical and laboratory fields to be combined under a common virtual scenario, permitting an optimization of the complete implant surgical-restorative process. In the following lecture, the data acquisition process, digital planning and clinical execution of this procedure will be thoroughly described.

Dr. Sophie Dartevelle , Dr. Iris Espinoza Santander , Dr. Andrea Maturana Ramírez

Thu, 24 June
10:00 AM EST (New York)

With the advent of advanced technologies and communication tools, the provision and promotion of health care is being changed dramatically. The digital transformation affects medical practices and affects or will affect dentists and their patients for years to come. Recent experiences of hospitals and medical practices have shown that dentists can expect to encounter revolutionary changes as a result of the digital transformation. The Internet, the World Wide Web, the contribution of artificial intelligence, and other technologies driving the information revolution are redefining patient education, patient care, referral relationships, practice management, quality, and interprofessional collaborations.

Prof. Penny Hatzimanolakis

Mon, 28 June
1:00 PM EST (New York)

Technology has allowed dental implants to be more accessible to patients, which can improve their oral health. As oral health care practitioners, Hygienists play a pivotal role in maintaining implants. Fundamental knowledge of implant components, mechanism and debridement materials are central for achieving comprehensive and individualized patient care. This lecture is intended for clinicians involved with the assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation and evaluation of implant components, instrumentation and overall impact on oral health.

Dr. Claudio Stacchi Oral surgeon

Wed, 30 June
12:30 PM EST (New York)

The bone remodeling that follows the extraction of the dental elements often results in an alveolar ridge with a reduced horizontal dimension, making implant-prosthetic rehabilitation problematic.

Dr. Dongbo Fu , Prof. Hiroshi Ogawa

Tue, 6 July
5:00 AM EST (New York)

All health professionals have a prominent role to play in tobacco control. They have the trust of the population, the media and opinion leaders, and their voices are heard across a vast range of social, economic and political arenas It is now accepted that helping tobacco users to quit is part of the role of health professionals, including dentists and other oral health professionals. This presentation will summarize what is currently known about the concepts and theories associated with Tobacco Cessation and illustrate practical implementation of Tobacco Cessation measures in dentals settings.

Ellen B. Grimes RDH, MA, MPA, Ed.D

Thu, 8 July
8:00 PM EST (New York)

Dental hygiene and dental visits still remain anxiety-inducing experiences for some patients.

Dr. Robert Heller

Tue, 13 July
4:30 PM EST (New York)

Lower extractions prior to implant placement.

Dr. Anthony Dawson

Wed, 14 July
6:00 AM EST (New York)

The SAC Classification system has been a pillar of the ITI’s education philosophy since the publication of “The SAC Classification in Implant Dentistry” in 2009. Since then, however, ongoing evolution of treatment concepts, techniques and materials have made significant chages in the way we approach implant dentistry. These developments have led to a review of the SAC Classification scheme. This has been primarily focused on the online SAC Classification Tool and has also resulted in significant revision of the SAC book. This webinar will discuss the development of the new SAC Classification Tool and Book, and what you can expect to see when these are released later this year.

Claire Louise Berry RDH

Thu, 22 July
2:00 PM EST (New York)

A webinar focussing on making biofilm interesting for the clinician and to focus on how to make biofilm interesting to your patients. The aim is to use this to help your patients understand their role in beating biofilm after GBT treatment. 

Stewart Balikov DDS, AHFI

Thu, 22 July
8:00 PM EST (New York)

Through the Eyes of a Fraud Investigator

Dr. Eirik Salvesen DDS

Thu, 29 July
7:30 AM EST (New York)

This webinar will address the challenges of growing your dental practice following the pandemic, with specific focus on how we can use digitization to support this growth.

Prof. Michael Glick

Tue, 3 August
8:00 PM EST (New York)

Critical thinking is a subject matter that has been discussed by philosophers and scientists for thousands of years.

Dr. Kyle Stanley

Wed, 4 August
1:00 PM EST (New York)

This is a two-part series lecture. The first part took place in April 28th, 2021. The presentation will showcase proven research and thought-provoking ideas regarding dogmas in implant dentistry

Prof. Dr. med. dent. Ulrich Peter Saxer

Tue, 14 September
12:00 PM EST (New York)

Sonic toothbrushes not only clean orally, but also keep teeth intact and healthy longer and have a positive impact on overall health. Oral hygiene plays still the most important role not just in prevention of the most common oral diseases – periodontists and caries: it ensures long term maintenance of oral health and general health too.

Dr. Luiz Gonzaga DMD, MS

Wed, 22 September
7:00 PM EST (New York)

The development in digital technology has allowed us to extend immediate implant treatment options to a larger portion of our patient population. These changes and evolution are presented in all aspects and phases of the treatment, from the diagnostic…

Ricardo Mitrani DDS , Dr Jack Goldberg DDS, MS

Wed, 20 October
7:00 PM EST (New York)

This webinar will review how full arch digital planning protocol can serve the interdisciplinary team as an equalizing platform where all members (restorative dentist, surgeon, technician and biomedical engineer) are able to express their treatment pla…

Rajesh Lalla DDS, PhD; Professor of Oral Medicine

Wed, 20 October
8:00 PM EST (New York)

Cancer therapy can lead to a number of side-effects that can impact oral health and dental care.

Dr. William Martin DMD, MS, FACP

Wed, 17 November
7:00 PM EST (New York)

The replacement of a missing tooth or teeth in patients with immediacy and esthetic demands has become a focal point in today’s implant practice. The utilization of evidenced-based treatment protocols coupled with the integration of digital technology…

Rajesh Lalla DDS, PhD; Professor of Oral Medicine

Wed, 17 November
8:00 PM EST (New York)

Cancer therapy can lead to a number of side-effects that can impact oral health and dental care.