Live Webinars

Prof. Anton Sculean

Thu, 3 December
6:30 AM EST (New York)

Reconstructive/regenerative procedures in periodontology aim at rebuilding the periodontal supporting tissues which have been lost following periodontal disease or trauma. Substantial evidence indicates that in carefully selected patients and defects, combined with a strict pre -and postoperative infection control, reconstructive/regenerative periodontal surgery may lead to substantial clinical benefits evidenced by probing depth reduction, clinical attachment level gain, defect fill, thus improving long-term tooth prognosis and survival. Emerging evidence also suggests that the use of certain types of lasers and/or antibacterial photodynamic therapy (a-PDT) may result in reduction of inflammation and improved clinical stability, thus representing potential modalities for maintaining periodontal and peri-implant tissue stability.

Dr. Miguel Stanley D.D.S

Fri, 4 December
5:00 AM EST (New York)

Join us for a free online webinar with our founder Dr Miguel Stanley, on 4th December 2020 to find out how Slow Dentistry became the fastest growing global network in dentistry today.

Aaron Davis , Prof. Ian Gwilt , Prof. Paul Brocklehurst , Dr. Joe Langley

Tue, 8 December
10:00 AM EST (New York)

A whole mouth health model cannot be based on a ‘one size fits all’ solution. Adapting to individual needs and tailoring to specific contexts is necessary for such a model to work

Ricardo Mitrani DDS

Wed, 9 December
7:00 PM EST (New York)

Team Communication, treatment planning and execution represent the 3 pillars of interdisciplinary Implant therapy.

Mr. John Khademi DDS,MS

Fri, 11 December
2:00 PM EST (New York)

This presentation discusses the evolution of Endodontics from traditional methods to modern conservative treatment.

Dr. Dirk Duddeck

Tue, 15 December
4:00 PM EST (New York)

No one expected sterile dirt on medical devices. However, recent tests found the opposite. This dental webinar unveils the consequences for dentists and informs about how to avoid major risks.

Dr. Özgür Erdogan

Wed, 16 December
6:00 AM EST (New York)

Sinus floor elevation (SFE) is a well-accepted surgical procedure for the treatment of the atrophic posterior maxillary alveolar bone. The original technique, lateral window SFE, was introduced almost 4 decades ago and it has evolved through years resulting in modified methods such as transcrestal SFE. Although SFE using both lateral window and transcrestal approaches is a predictable surgical procedure with low complication rates and high survival rates, complications and failures are anticipated like as with all kind surgical procedures. This webinar will address common and uncommon intraoperative and postoperative complications associated with SFE and will discuss their management along with preventative measures and treatment strategies.

Prof. Emeritus Svante Twetman DDS, PhD

Wed, 16 December
1:00 PM EST (New York)

This webinar will review the current evidence for the role of prebiotics and probiotic bacteria in the prevention and management of dental caries in children.

Prof. Hani Ounsi DDS PhD FICD

Fri, 18 December
8:00 AM EST (New York)

Nickel-titanium rotary instruments have established themselves as indispensable in the endodontic armamentarium. They have significantly contributed to simplify and speed up the shaping procedure.

Dr. Mario Roccuzzo

Fri, 8 January
6:00 AM EST (New York)

One of the greatest challenges facing clinicians is to obtain an early and long-standing effective mucosa seal, capable of biologically protecting the peri-implant structures. This is particularly difficult in compromised sites, due to trauma, atrophy, and/or periodontal disease. Recent systematic reviews have confirmed that, the presence of an appropriate amount of keratinized mucosa is desirable.

Joshua Austin DDS, MAGD

Tue, 12 January
8:00 PM EST (New York)

Online reviews are the missing link.

Dr. Mikael Zimmerman

Wed, 20 January
7:00 AM EST (New York)

Increasing infection risks and unforeseen organizational challenges in our dental practices prompt us to go through the clinic’s current routines and look for ways to rationalize them. Instrument logistics can and should be re-organized with the aim of increasing patients and personnel safety, improving treatment quality and saving precious time for the whole dental team.

Joy Void-Holmes RDH, BSDH, DHSc

Tue, 2 February
8:00 PM EST (New York)

As professionals, you must prepare yourself for the future of diversity and develop strategies to become more inclusive beyond race.

Fernanda de Paula Eduardo PhD, dentist of Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein , Letícia Mello Bezinelli PhD, dentist of Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein , Luciana Corrêa PhD, Associate Professor

Thu, 18 February
2:00 PM EST (New York)

In this presentation, we will show our protocol for oral management of COVID-19 patients, emphasizing the importance of oral lesions diagnosis and treatment. We will discuss if the oral lesions can be derived from the direct virus action on the oral mu…

Mauro Labanca

Wed, 10 March
7:00 AM EST (New York)

Immediate loading options are being offered as almost routine and within everyone’s reach, but with more circumspection, particularly in light of the literature, which demonstrates that it is not always true that the success rates equal those of traditional treatments. How to ensure quality and the best outcome in the procedures and applying science as well as conscience?

Hana Hobbs DDS, MS

Thu, 11 March
8:00 PM EST (New York)

This course will describe the treatment of periodontal disease with Lasers, The pros and Cons and numerous case presentations with long term follow up will be presented. Participants will learn: Laser Assisted Periodontal Therapy The steps in laser the…