Webinars by Colgate

Sundeep Rawal DMD

Tue, 19 March
8:00 PM EST (New York)

This course is an overview of innovative processes in implant dentistry.

Assistant Professor Anna Matthews RDH, MS

Wed, 24 April
8:00 PM EST (New York)

With its tumultuous and murky history, syphilis has influenced the scientific developments in various medical fields, including microbiology, immunology, pharmacology, and bioethics.

Natalie Carr Bustillo DDS, MS

Wed, 8 May
8:00 PM EST (New York)

Early oral health education and intervention is a key foundation to helping patients achieve optimal oral health throughout their lifetime.

Drew Eggebraten BA, DDS

Wed, 22 May
8:00 PM EST (New York)

Intra-Oral Photography has emerged as a valuable way to not only educate patients but also document cases.

Thomas Viola RPh, C.C.P

Thu, 27 June
8:00 PM EST (New York)

Medication and Disease-Induced Xerostomia Affects All Age Groups!

Thomas Viola RPh, C.C.P

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

Will Cannabis Join…or Even Replace…Opioids in the Management of Pain and Addiction?

Dr. Charles Blair

Insurance Administration errors are predictable in today’s dental practice.

Dr. Melissa Ing D.M.D., Associate Professor

Nearly 3 million people in the United States have Celiac Disease (CD) with many of these people remaining undiagnosed due to poor understanding of the disease. 

Lisa Knowles D.D.S.

When teaching the team about whole mouth health, we have to help them connect the dots between what we once taught them and what the new research tells us.

Dr. Charles Blair

Coding errors are predictable in today’s dental practice.

Jean Creasey DDS

This course will discuss how focusing on prevention and “coaching” patients towards optimal oral health leads to more patient referrals, greater patient loyalty, better treatment outcomes and less stress for the dental team.

Prof. Paula Moynihan

The webinar will cover an overview of the most recent evidence pertaining to intake of sugars and risk of dental caries and other non-communicable diseases.

Dr. Shu Jung (Tracy) Lung

How mouth breathing habits do harm to your health

Jaime Edelson DDS

From the Why to the How

Tim Newton Professor of Psychology as Applied to Dentistry

Oral health is critically dependent on the behaviour of individuals, yet behaviour change can be challenging.

Su-yan Barrow RDH, MA, MPH, PhD

Oral disease is a health issue experienced by children and adults living in the United States.

Timothy Donley DDS, MSD

Today’s visit to the dental office should be about wellness.

Sheri Doniger DDS

Maximizing the use of the intraoral camera for patient case acceptance and compliance motivation.

Brian Mealey DDS, MS

Dental offices are on the front line in the question-answering game.

Marshall Gallant DMD

This presentation will take caries management strategies from strictly the curative dental model and incorporate them into a promotional, preventative and educational model. These will apply to all healthcare providers, healthcare settings and age groups.

Karen O’Connor RDH, BSDH , Dr. Shannon Mills D.D.S.

The purpose of this program is to understand the utility of risk assessment in dental practice.

Paul Feuerstein DMD

Many are telling us that you are not practicing up to date dentistry without digital impressions and CBCT.

Dr. Marco Mazevet

Dr Mazevet will present the activities of the Alliance for a Cavity-Free Future, the data on the global burden of the disease and how fields such as nutrition, evidence based research, clinical practice need to be joined.

Maridin Lacson DMD, MSD Ed

Effective Methods For Early Detection and Prevention of caries.

Ann Eshenaur Spolarich RDH, PhD

Compliance with oral self-care is poor despite our best efforts in helping patients to understand their oral health care needs.

Paul Feuerstein DMD

Can you still practice with paper charts, film xrays and a sharp explorer

Dr. Luis Camilo Yepes DDS. MS

I will challenge your thinking about keeping a tooth or placing and implant. TEETH FOR A LIFE TIME. Helping clinicians make therapeutic decisions of maintaining or extracting Endo/Perio compromised teeth based on Scientific evidence.

Dr. Meenakshi S. Kher M.D.S. Pedodontics & Preventive Dentistry

The treatment we render to our pediatric patients has significant long- term implications on their dental status through adulthood. Recognizing the far-reaching consequences of our interventions would help us select treatment options that not only look at the present but also at the future well being of the child.

Suzie Walters MPH, CPT-ACE, GFI-AFFA Fitness Specialist Program Director/Dental Faculty

Preventive Posture, Position, Stretching and Strengthening exercise for the Dental Professional.

Dr. Mark S. Wolff DDS, PhD

This presentation will focus on maintaining caries-free teeth through the latter portion of life utilizing caries risk assessment, preventative strategies, minimally invasive dentistry and modifications of treatment plans.

Michael Sigal DDS, MSc, Dip Ped, FRCD

The presentation will provide an overview of Pediatric Oral Pathology from infancy to early childhood with an emphasis on diagnosis and management.

Lisa Mayo RDH, BSDH

Oral healthcare professionals can have an enormous impact on the identification of patients suffering from domestic violence.

Dr. Rebecca Lang EdD, RDH, MCHES

Why don’t patients follow our home care instructions?

Dr. Paul Pao-Ying Lin DDS, MS

Management of Implant complications in the esthetic zone is by far the most challenging tasks in implant dentistry. Current classification of biologic com-plications mainly focused on disease progression, extent or etiology.

Dr. Irv Lubis

The Seminar will cover the full scope of Practice Transition beginning with the young practitioner just starting as an associate to the mid-career doctor looking for an associate and finally to the senior doctor looking to transition out of his or her practice.

Thomas Viola RPh, C.C.P

Management of dental pain is accomplished with the use of opioid and non-opioid analgesics. Since the treatment of such pain relies heavily on individual factors, it is essential for the dental professional to not only assess the efficacy of the prescribed analgesics but also monitor for their appropriate use.