Study Club Program

Dr. Andrea Ricci

Treatment Planning - keys for success

Jan. 28th, 2026 Study Club Course

This lecture focuses on effective dental treatment planning to achieve optimal oral health outcomes. It emphasizes comprehensive assessment and diagnosis, including dental history, clinical findings, and radiographs. The session covers the importance of clear communication and collaboration between dental professionals and patients, offering strategies for shared decision-making. It also highlights interdisciplinary collaboration in complex cases, ethical considerations, informed consent, and …

Dr Steven Olmos

Sleep-Related Breathing Disorders & Craniofacial Pain Bridging the Gap Between Dentistry and Medicine

Jan. 29th, 2026 Study Club Course

This program will discuss why the need for a comprehensive evaluation of symptoms is necessary for successful treatment. The interdisciplinary treatment approach allows for success in therapies by appropriate healthcare providers and at what point in therapy a referral in indicated. An overview of how structural and postural changes of the head, neck and TMJoints can be directly related to …

Dr. Dennis Fasbinder

Clinical Decisions for Predictable Cement Selection

Jan. 29th, 2026 Study Club Course

This would be a discussion of the key elements involved in selecting the appropriate cement material and technique for delivery of indirect restorations. The geometry of the tooth preparation, restorative material, and cement material and technique are critically related to engineering a predictable long-term restoration. There is often confusion as to what materials and techniques are optimum for different clinical …

Prof. Geoffrey Heithersay

Dental Trauma and Orthodontic Interactions

Feb. 5th, 2026 Study Club Course

A significant proportion of the population under 30 receive or have received orthodontic treatment but sadly dental trauma due to vehicular, cycling and E scooter accidents, sporting injuries, skateboarding, assaults etc also occurs in a surprisingly large proportion of this age group. This symposium will address clinical issues relating to dental trauma and orthodontic interactions and will be illustrated by …

Ms Katrina Sanders

Dentistry Debunked: Separating Myths From the Tooth

March 20th, 2026 Study Club Course

In this comprehensive program, we tackle the myths and misconceptions that complicate our evidence-based management of oral health. From fluoride to xylitol and nano hydroxyapatite, we'll explore the truth behind these commonly discussed substances. Is fluoride harmful or beneficial? What is the latest in systemic health and xylitol? What role does nano hydroxyapatite play in tooth remineralization? We'll dissect the …

Dr. Stanley Malamed

The Safe and Effective Use of Local Anesthesia in the Pediatric Dental Patient

April 23rd, 2026 Study Club Course

The management of pain and anxiety are two critical components of a successful dental practice. Though local anesthetics are the safest and most effective drugs in medicine for the prevention of perioperative pain, it is in the younger, well-behaved patient where significant complications (e.g., overdose) are most apt to arise. Additionally, many younger children are fearful about their upcoming dental …

Dr Taiseer Sulaiman

Ceramic Onlays- Contemporary Guidelines for Clinical Success

May 6th, 2026 Study Club Course

Recent restorative procedures have become increasingly driven by minimally invasive practices. With the availability of durable adhesive systems and ceramic materials with enhanced mechanical properties, clinicians are now capable of challenging traditional guidelines that instruct on the indications for preparation/restoration design with the goal of conserving as much tooth structure as possible. Guidelines for the modified and minimally invasive partial …

Dr Alvaro Blasi

The Restorative Mindset: Treatment Planning Around Compromised Teeth and Implants

May 7th, 2026 Study Club Course

This lecture explores a restorative-driven approach to complex treatment planning, focusing on the clinical decision-making process when dealing with compromised teeth. Through detailed step-by-step clinical cases, Dr. Alvaro Blasi will present diagnostic workflows, prognosis evaluation, and treatment options that balance biological, mechanical, and aesthetic considerations. Attendees will gain insights into when preserving compromised teeth is feasible and predictable, and when …

Dr. Francesco Mintrone

Managing the Single Implant in the Aesthetic Zone

June 11th, 2026 Study Club Course

Discover the future of implant dentistry in our upcoming webinar on managing single implants in the aesthetic zone. Guided by the Ideal Future Free Gingival Margin (IFFGM) concept, you’ll learn biologically driven planning strategies that respect soft tissue architecture and ensure lasting esthetic results. From advanced techniques like the Socket Shield Technique (SST) to Immediate Implant Placement (IIP), we’ll explore …

Dr Toni Surace

Hygiene Essentials

June 11th, 2026 Study Club Course

Discover how to transform your hygiene/therapy department into the heart of your practice. Learn how to wow your patients and keep them returning to your practice. Build trust and lasting relationships with your patient base. Enhance communication and education skills and motivate your patients to accept treatment recommendations Learning Objectives: Build trust and lasting relationships with your patient base. Enhance …

Dr Ibrahum Duqum

Optimizing Your Workflow - Leveraging Digital Technologies to Elevate Patient Care and Practice Efficiency

Aug. 12th, 2026 Study Club Course

Digital innovation is transforming dentistry—bringing new possibilities to how we diagnose, plan, and deliver care. This course explores how contemporary digital workflows and materials can streamline clinical procedures, enhance treatment precision, and improve outcomes for both partially and fully edentulous patients. Through real-world case scenarios and practical guidance, participants will gain insights into integrating digital design and fabrication into everyday …

Ms. Edie Shuman-Gibson

Generation RX Uppers Downers All Arounders Australia

Aug. 21st, 2026 Study Club Course

The youth of today have unlimited access to many mind-altering, highly addictive, illicit drugs and have embraced this counter-culture as part of their everyday lives. Illicit drug use and abuse among 12-26 year olds has sky rocketed and is now epidemic. The devastating impact of this trend is debilitating and destructive, from oral health to whole body wellness. This life-changing …

Dr Toni Surace

Preventing Cancellations - Minimizing Patient Cancellations

Sept. 15th, 2026 Study Club Course

Join us for an impactful 80-minute webinar designed to tackle one of the biggest challenges in dental practice—patient cancellations. Discover why last-minute changes, no-shows, and rescheduling happen, and learn proven strategies to protect your schedule, maintain productivity, and safeguard revenue. We’ll explore the real financial and operational costs of cancellations, then equip you with practical solutions—from mastering patient communication and …

Ms Brittany Cox

Agents of Change: How Dental Hygienists Can Drive Eco-Friendly Prevention and Early Intervention

Sept. 17th, 2026 Study Club Course

Dental hygienists are in a unique position to drive sustainable change in oral healthcare. This course empowers hygienists to integrate environmentally responsible practices into daily clinical routines—minimising waste, adopting eco-friendly products, and using modern technology. Attendees will explore how prevention-based care, early intervention, and digital diagnostics can support both patient and planetary health. By adopting a leadership role in sustainability, …

Dr Toni Surace

It’s Not Always About Price: Better Conversations, Better Case Acceptance

Oct. 21st, 2026 Study Club Course

Session synopsisWhen patients hesitate about treatment, price may only be part of the concern. Trust, Fear, uncertainty, competing priorities and a lack of understanding can also influence their decision. This practical live session will help treatment coordinators, hygienists, therapists and dentists communicate with greater confidence, handle difficult objections and support better case acceptance. We will explore verbal skills, active listening, …

Dr Sean Holliday

The Clear Aligner Opportunity - Diagnose Better, Treat Smarter, Collaborate Stronger

Nov. 10th, 2026 Study Club Course

In today's dental landscape, clear aligner therapy is more than a cosmetic add-on—it's a pathway to long-term oral health, interdisciplinary care, and practice transformation. This course empowers general dentists to move from reactive treatment to proactive diagnosis by building clinical skills in clear aligner therapy and understanding their role within a collaborative orthodontic model. You'll learn how to confidently diagnose …

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