Webinar

Join Karen Bopp and Dr T.C Weisemann for a webinar on autism and neurodiversity in dentistry. Click here to register

Join Penny, an experienced dental hygienist, for an insightful webinar on Progressive Oral Health Solutions. Throughout her career, Penny has achieved significant milestones, and in this engaging session, you will learn about: History of Atraumatic Restorative Treatment (ART) Development of Interim Stabilization Therapy (IST) in Ontario Supporting Research Differences Between ART and IST Procedure for […]

Participate in this engaging webinar to learn how to prevent and manage medical emergencies in the dental office. By the end of the session, you be able to: 1. List the items required in the dental emergency kit 2. Understand when and how to use items in the dental emergency kit 3. Prevent medical emergencies […]

Nutrition and oral health are closely linked. The relationship between oral health and nutrition is bidirectional. While diet and nutrition affect the health of the mouth, poor oral health can also impact dietary intake and nutrients consumed. The overall aim of this webinar is to provide an overview of the impact of diet on oral […]

This 1.5 hour online workshop has been designed to give participants some background information about accessibility and inclusion. It will also provide strategies, resources, and tips for creating greater accessibility and inclusion in your workplace. Topics will include: • Why accessibility & inclusion matter • Definitions & statistics • Myths about disabilities • Related accessibility […]

Over the past 30 years, implantology and periodontal medicine have changed the way we think about dentistry. A surge of recent product and technical innovation has had a direct impact on the maintenance requirements and recommendations for dental implants. This program will help you answer the question: What do we really need to do to […]

Does purple shampoo make your teeth whiter? Is baking soda beneficial to oral health? This dynamic presentation will teach you which oral health hacks work and which ones hurt. Then we will talk about the best oral hygiene advice we should give our clients.Learning Objectives1. Evaluate the effectiveness of oral health hacks2. Analyze the evidence […]

Course Description This course discusses the concept of microbial dysbiosis based on the findings of the Human Microbiome Project and how the microbes that we live with are not necessarily the culprits we have been lead to believe. How microbes interact with the human immune system is a fine line that can either protect or […]

The discussion will include: Current and future population trends. The Definition(s) of “Disability” Systemic implications of a diagnosis of Cerebral Palsy Related concepts to maximize positive health outcomes An overview of successful treatment strategies for individuals with a medical history of Cerebral Palsy About the Speaker Dr. Robert William Frare is a graduate of Tufts […]

This webinar is for Dental Hygiene Practice Owners. As the dental industry continues to embrace technology to advance diagnostics, patient experience, treatment planning and more, this connectivity increases cyber risk. Join us to learn about the different types of cyber risks common to dentistry and how to combat them. What is cybersecurity? Why is dentistry […]

Description According to the World Health Organization, burnout syndrome is a result of chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managed. Healthcare providers suffer from burnout at an alarming rate. Healthcare providers who suffer from burnout may deliver less than satisfactory patient care due to their overwhelming stress level. This interactive discussion will provide […]

Research has been conducted for over 30 years on proposed relationships between periodontal disease and numerous systemic diseases such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, respiratory diseases etc. However, the nature of these relationships has not always been clearly described or understood resulting in oral health professionals inadvertently giving their patients inaccurate information. As research continues to […]