Up-to-date and clinically relevant information on all aspects of root canal therapy, including diagnosis, access, instrumentation, irrigation, obturation, and post-endodontic restorations. Participants will leave the course with the knowledge and the tools to improve the predictability and effectiveness of their endodontic procedures. This course will review the art of locating canals, obtaining isolation, initial posterior endodontic therapy, and the importance of patient positioning. Participants will also learn current information streams to determine when to save the compromised tooth.

October 4, 2024
Seminole, FL

This comprehensive course provided by orthodontists is designed to enhance the general practitioner’s fundamental knowledge of facial growth and development, to facilitate the skills needed to identify malocclusions, and to develop a working understanding of orthodontic diagnosis and treatment. Additionally, the practitioner will be taught to recognize and treat occlusal and skeletal problems indicating interceptive, limited, and comprehensive orthodontic treatment, as well as recognize more complex and severe occlusal and skeletal problems, which should be referred to an orthodontic specialist. Clinical skills involving fixed orthodontic treatments (braces) and Invisalign techniques will be reviewed. Workshops include hands-on experience bonding brackets, changing archwires, and placing finishing bends. Workshops at which the participants will gain hands-on experience bonding brackets, analyzing lateral cephalograms, and placing finishing bends will also be provided.


November 1, 2024- 6 seats remaining
Gainesville, FL

This 1.5-hour course explores post-operative pain management and is designed for healthcare professionals seeking to enhance their understanding and application of pain control strategies. Attendees will gain knowledge of the physiology of pain, non-pharmacologic pain management techniques, and pharmacologic pain management.

November 15, 2024
Gainesville, FL

This 8-hour continuing education course will provide the clinician with a comprehensive, evidence-based, didactic, and clinical (simulation) experience in diagnosing pulp status and conservatively treating deep carious lesions and traumatic dental injuries affecting vital primary and young permanent teeth. New materials and restorative techniques will be introduced, discussed, and practiced.
At the end of the course, participants will feel more confident in treating their young patients using modern concepts to increase treatment success and patient satisfaction.

January 11, 2025-6 seats open
Gainesville, FL

Any dentist performing sedation or providing care to a sedated patient should be able to provide airway management and ventilation for a patient encountering respiratory distress. The goal of the basic airway course is to educate the practitioner in basic airway assessment via history and physical assessment of the patient and to review relevant anatomy, physiology, and equipment. The practitioner will learn the motor skills necessary to initiate basic airway management with regard to relieving obstruction, insertion of airway adjuncts, mask ventilation, and intubation. Motor skills will be developed under supervision utilizing simulation. Participants will complete a post-course evaluation of their airway skills.

January 25, 2025
Gainesville, FL

This two-day course will focus on the technology utilized to plan and order (“smile in a box”) CBCT-guided templates and provisional restorations for treating the full-arch patient. Participants will be given presentations demonstrating the step-wise patient evaluation and planning process, followed by hands-on sessions executing the principles taught. Participants will also experience using the co-DiagnostiX software to import a DICOM file and merge it with a dual-scan prosthesis. In addition, techniques for segmenting and planning implant placement and abutment selection will be covered. On a patient-simulated model, the participant will use CBCT-generated stackable templates to place four dental implants, followed by abutment placement and indexing of a pre-fabricated interim restoration. All course participants will keep the hands-on model as a valuable patient education tool for their practice.


January 31, 2024
Gainesville, FL

This seminar will present a potpourri of interesting case studies in oral and maxillofacial pathology and radiology covering a variety of conditions encountered in general and specialty dental practices. The presenters will utilize an interactive audience participation platform (such as Poll Everywhere) which will enable participants to anonymously respond and interact with the presenters throughout the presentations. In addition, the lecture will be customized by the audience responses and questions to better facilitate learning.

January 31-February 1, 2025
Orlando, FL

This two-day course is designed to train and develop dental assistants with little to no experience in Orthodontics. Participants will develop the skills necessary to assist the Orthodontist with their everyday practice.

February 8-9, 2025
Gainesville, FL