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KERR CE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2011
Key Principles of Implant Dentistry in the Esthetic Zone
Michael Sonick, DMD; Debby Hwang, DMD
CREDITS: 2.0
COST: $0.00
SOURCE: Kerr University Online Learning Center
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Arrow READ ABSTRACT Garnering a pleasing smile using implant therapy taxes even the most accomplished clinical team. There are certain relationships between the implant and its adjacent restorations, bone, mucosa, and lip line that result in a serviceable prosthesis complementary to the natural dentition. As importantly, the dentist must submit to the patient a realistic appraisal of potential cosmetic outcomes after treatment based on the individual’s tissue biotype, smile, and intensity of concern regarding appearances. This article reviews the major factors that affect the esthetic success of maxillary anterior implant treatment in partially edentulous situations.
Arrow READ LEARNING OBJECTIVES
  • describe tissue biotypes.
  • list bone dimension criteria for implant placement.
  • discuss the influence of prosthetic contours on the peri-implant soft tissue.
KERR CE JULY/AUGUST 2011
Minimally Invasive Dentistry: Today’s Restorative Materials Meet the Challenge
Howard E. Strassler, DMD
CREDITS: 2.0
COST: $0.00
SOURCE: Kerr University Online Learning Center
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Arrow READ ABSTRACT Advances in instrumentation, materials, and techniques have enabled clinicians to transition from traditional principles of cavity preparation and restoration to conservative, minimally invasive dentistry, a concept that is predicated on detecting carious lesions as early as possible. This article presents an overview of the principles of minimally invasive dentistry.
Arrow READ LEARNING OBJECTIVES
  • Discuss the principles of minimally invasive dentistry as it relates to a lesion-centered approach to diagnosis, tooth preparation, and restoration.
  • Explain keys to achieving diagnosis for early caries intervention.
  • List the instrumentation and restorative materials commonly used for minimally invasive dentistry.
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Altering the Vertical Dimension of Occlusion

John C. Cranham, DDS

SOURCE: Kerr University Online Learning Center | May/June 2011
CREDITS: 2.0
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PROVIDER: AEGIS Publications, LLC
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The History of Adhesive Bonding

Gregg A. Helvey, DDS

SOURCE: Kerr University Online Learning Center | April 2011
CREDITS: 2.0
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PROVIDER: AEGIS Publications, LLC
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Posterior Composites: Material Selection

Paul R. Chalifoux, DDS

SOURCE: Kerr University Online Learning Center | March 2011
CREDITS: 2.0
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PROVIDER: AEGIS Publications, LLC
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