Jackie Dorst (1.0 CE) presents 2021 Infection Control & OSHA Safety Update, September 23; noon - 1 pm Central Time. Jackie updates the orthodontic team on the latest infection control protocols, products and equipment for patient and clinician safety. During the COVID19 pandemic, there has been an abundance of information from CDC, OSHA, FDA and EPA. So much new information has been confusing and scary. It’s important for orthodontic practices to understand what are the current facts and latest guidance for safe patient care.
Jackie will share trustworthy information resources and recordkeeping forms to update the orthodontic practice and ensure compliance.
OSHA requires annual safety training for all employees. This webinar includes training on the Bloodborne Pathogens Standard, Hazard Communication Standard, General Safety & Emergency Preparedness and Respiratory Protection.
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Cindi James, Director of Training at Peniche & Associates, presents Recruit! Retain! Develop! (1.25 CE). This is a must-attend for Doctors, Office Managers, Department Leads and Clinical Coordinators!
The landscape has changed when it comes to recruiting, retaining and training our teams. This must attend, complimentary Business of Ortho webinar will give the tips and tools needed to institute a smart, repeatable recruitment and on-boarding processes that involve best practices in virtual recruiting, hiring, and training.
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Dr. Ewa Czochrowska (1.25 CE) presents Gingival Recession in Orthodontics: Facts and Myths. Dr. Czochrowska will review the prevalence and etiology of gingival recession, including a description of new terminology and classification.
Clinical applications of the presented findings will be discussed and illustrated with relevant cases including indications for soft tissue augmentation in relation to orthodontic treatment.
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Andrea Cook presents this Chairside Assistant Webinar (1.0 CE) -- Today’s orthodontic teams are challenged with having the time, knowledge, and equipment to process instruments and achieve compliance with the CDC guidelines and sterilization protocols.
From processing to storage there are multiple steps that must be included to ensure our instruments are safe for our patients. Clinical efficiency is greatly increased with proper storage and organization in your sterilization and clinical areas. Having everything your clinician needs during an appointment is critical to running appointments and your schedule on time.
We will review the current Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings, 2003 as well as the recent update to these guidelines. We will discuss tips and tricks to help make instrument reprocessing safe, fun, and effective for the orthodontic team!
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Jackie Shoemaker (1.25 CE) discusses Financial Arrangements: the Good, the Bad, the Ugly. From a business perspective, the financial arrangements you offer to potential patients
will either help sustain your practice long-term or have you scrambling!
In this presentation, Jackie will explore insights and techniques used in orthodontics, as well as other industries, to provide a fresh look at the art of financial arranging. We’ll discuss the balancing act that must take place between the Treatment Coordinator and Financial Coordinator to maximize cash flow without crippling case acceptance.
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Dr. Eric Ploumis presents on Emerging Technologies, Emerging Risks: Legal Considerations in Utilizing New Technology in the Orthodontic Office (1.25 CE). This lecture will explore some of the liability issues that accompany utilizing new technologies in your office and the steps you need to take to reduce those risks to a tolerable level.
This session is designed to make orthodontists and orthodontic staff members aware of the legal issues emerging technology can present in the orthodontic office.
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Dr. Won Moon (1.25 CE) presents on Micro-Implants Clinical Pearls. During this "must attend" program, Dr. Moon will share many recent novel discoveries for MI and pearls that you'll be able to apply immediately in your practice!
Micro-Implants (MI) became available in the early 2000’s in the US, and its utilization has grown exponentially. The application of MI in orthodontics can be extremely versatile. Often, we consider them as mere anchorage devices; however, creative use of MI can provide many treatment modalities which were not possible with the traditional orthodontic approach. As these new treatment protocols proliferated, the early adopters of MI orthodontics also had to face many new challenges as they ventured into the uncharted territories.
Through 18 years of Dr. Moon's journey in MI orthodontics, many new paradigms were established with clinically valuable pearls. This presentation will cover various aspects of utilizing MI in everyday practice, biomechanical advantages and challenges, clinical tips and troubleshooting, advanced application of MI, combining MI with aligners, and many more.
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Beth Leach presents My Brand is ... What I Say, What I Do, What I Post (1.25 CE) -- Branding a practice has changed; it’s personal, it’s emotional, it’s heavily influenced by social cues. During this lecture we will go beyond the graphic representation of your brand to the strategies and languaging that create brand differentiation for yourself, your team, and your practice. You may not be the only orthodontic practice in your area, but you are unique. Establishing your unique brand in every aspect of your practice life is essential to building a successful practice.
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Dr. Adam Goodman discusses Key Steps along the Treatment Pathway in Achieving Consistent and Predictable Results with Clear Aligners (1.25 CE). Dr. Goodman has been recognized for his measured approach towards aligner treatment. He designs treatment around the strengths of clear aligners but also respects their inherent limitations. Despite his vast experience with aligners, having treated over 4500 Invisalign treatments, he has gained credibility in certain circles by not subscribing to the often heard mantra that “every case” can be treated with clear aligners.
While some aligner speakers focus their presentations on how to push the envelope with aligners, Dr. Goodman likes to focus on methods and techniques that will yield effective and efficient results, case after case. His belief is that the efficacy of the aligner discipline should not be measured by the range of case complexity that aligners might successfully treat, but rather by aligner predictability and reliability for routine cases, day after day.
The presentation will follow the treatment process in the usual sequence, from case selection, clincheck design, through aligner delivery and treatment monitoring, followed by finishing and retention. At each point along the treatment path, Dr. Goodman will highlight a couple of key steps that can help you increase success with aligner treatment.
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Disclosure of Financial and/or Beneficial Interest:
Presenters who have a financial and/or beneficial interest in any product or service related to their presentation are noted and the disclosure listed.
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