Our Courses

Join Dr. Brady Frank for this comprehensive series of webinars where you’ll learn the top 4 minimally-invasive implant techniques in the U.S. today. Whether you’re just starting out, or place 50 implants per month, this series will introduce you to steps you can take to incorporate these implant services seamlessly into your practice. . The key to achieving successful implant techniques is to recognize the implant cases that should be done within the family practice, and when to send those cases out to specialists that cannot be performed in-house. See how dentists across the country have completely re-invented their practice and are now able to handle the major volume of patients in need of implants quickly and efficiently.

Learning Objectives:

– This procedure shows how it has the simplicity of placement like a mini, but with the lifetime success of conventional implants.
– How the OsteoHybrid expands the ridges without the risk or expense of more invasive ridge splitting surgery
– How this implant works like an osteotome in an efficient manner through its self tapping design

Dental Traumatology is the branch of dentistry that encompasses the epidemiology, etiology, prevention, assessment, diagnosis and management of trauma to the jaws and surrounding tissues. These injuries are typically quick, sudden, and unexpected; this is why clinicians must be prepared to render appropriate emergency care at any time. Dr. Berman will present an evidence- based and common sense approach to clinically managing every phase of dental traumatology, including crown fractures, root fractures, luxations, and avulsions.

Learning Objectives

At the conclusion of this course, participants should be able to:
• Assess a traumatic injury to the teeth and associated soft tissues.
• Evaluate and manage crown and root fractures, with and without pulp exposures, for mature and immature teeth.
• Evaluate and manage luxation and avulsion injuries for mature and immature teeth.
• Understand the concepts and techniques for splinting traumatically injured teeth.
• Understand the concepts, prevention and management of root resorption

First in a series of two: Implant dentistry can improve the quality of life for fully edentulous patients. New advancements in technology and products enhance function and create the illusion of reality in patient smiles. Gain a higher level of technical knowledge and be motivated to achieve a new level of care.

After this course, you will be able to:
1. Learn implant diagnosis and treatment planning solutions for the edentulous patient
2. Understand impression techniques, proper abutment and attachment selection
3. Present options to patients and determine a fair fee for the implant case
4. Learn techniques for providing immediate provisionalization for edentulous patients

How to Implement for Maximum Profitability and Deliver Minimally Invasive Care

Course Description:

3D Imaging may soon be the standard of care, yet for now it is a high-tech, expensive and complex technology that must be implemented correctly to get an excellent ROI.  This webinar is about how you can use 3D Imaging to grow your practice, improve the quality of care you provide, and to make you more efficient and profitable.  Is 3D Imaging right for your practice?  Do you have 3D Imaging and wonder if it is being under-utilized?

If you can answer yes to the following questions, this webinar will be of interest to you:

Have you had a patient with non-descript tooth pain that you couldn’t locate?   Have you ever had difficulty diagnosing an abscessed molar and knowing exactly where the lesion is?  Have you ever thought that you would do more implants if you were totally confident in what’s under the surface?  Have you ever wondered what your patient’s joints really look like before undertaking complex restorative?  Have you ever wondered if there is a quick and simple way to assess an airway in a way that is easy for the patient to see?  Have you ever thought that ceph tracing for orthodontics was a pain and a waste of time?

Have you had fear that you couldn’t implement 3D, especially if your team doesn’t know how to use it?  Have you been worried that a 3D Imaging system could become an uber-expensive dust collector?  Have you been concerned that you wouldn’t get paid for the imaging that you do?

Course Objectives: 

– 5 Critical Skills your dental team must learn with 3D Imaging to propel its use

– 3 Strategies for Getting Paid Using 3D Imaging

– 4 Ways you Can Use 3D Imaging to Provide Minimally Invasive Care

– 3 Implant Techniques That Become No-Brainers with 3D Imaging

– Many Uses of 3D Imaging to make Complex Care Simple

This is a webinar that will combine everything from practice management to clinical excellence in diagnosis and case planning to minimally invasive implant surgery.  It truly is designed to help you make a decision as to whether now is the time to look at this technology for your practice or to help you accelerate the use of the system you already have

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Join Dr. Brady Frank for this comprehensive series of webinars where you’ll learn the top 4 minimally-invasive implant techniques in the U.S. today. Whether you’re just starting out, or place 50 implants per month, this series will introduce you to steps you can take to incorporate these implant services seamlessly into your practice. . The key to achieving successful implant techniques is to recognize the implant cases that should be done within the family practice, and when to send those cases out to specialists that cannot be performed in-house. See how dentists across the country have completely re-invented their practice and are now able to handle the major volume of patients in need of implants quickly and efficiently.

Learning Objectives:

– Learn why early loading of implants placed with the 1-drill technique has one of the highest success ratios of any implant procedure.
– How to efficiently place implants using one drill instead of the typical 3-5 drill system.
– Find out how to reduce your fee for implants due to the extreme efficiency of our 1-drill system.

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Series Summary: You have the basics down and now you want to take your endodontic skills to the next level: after all, endodontics is not just about cleaning, shaping, and obturation. This series will be divided into four courses encompassing diagnostic and prognostic challenges, the management of dental trauma, an introduction to surgical endodontics, and various obturation advancements. The courses will be given by an internationally renowned endodontist with over 30 years of clinical and academic experience. This series of courses is designed for the dentist desiring a more holistic understanding of important endodontic topics.

About this session – It’s a fact: perfect endodontic treatment can sometimes be unsuccessful. Unfortunately, the lack of healing can often be attributed to an inadequate preliminary diagnosis or an improper prognosis assessment. Dr. Berman will systematically review the many variables that should be taken into consideration before the bur ever hits the tooth, including endodontic case assessment, periodontal concerns, tooth restorability, and the detection and prediction of the presence of root fractures. After this presentation, you will never look at pending endodontic treatment the same way again.

Session Objectives:

At the conclusion of this course, participants should be able to:
• Describe the variables that exist prior to endodontic treatment which may contribute to non-healing.
• Understand the variables that may be present, which may decrease the prognosis for a tooth requiring endodontic treatment.
• Discuss the reasons for the lack of endodontic healing based on an improper prognosis assessment.
• Describe the subjective and objective findings of root fractures as they may relate to the tooth and associated periodontal structures.

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Obturation of the root canal system represents the final phase of root canal treatment. The rationale for choosing an obturation method can be influenced by the anatomy of the canal and driven by the “plasticizable” properties of gutta-percha. Understanding how to confidently adapt gutta-percha to the apical third of the root canal system can significantly improve the clinician’s obturation results.

The purpose of obturation is to prevent the reinfection of a root canal system that has been properly shaped, cleaned and disinfected. Successful obturation requires the use of materials and techniques capable of densely filling the entire root canal space from the apical terminus to the canal orifice. Having a solid understanding of multiple obturation techniques allows the clinician to predictably treat a wider variety of cases.

Upon completion of this course, the practitioner should have a better understanding of the following:

– The ideal properties of an obturation material.

– How to properly gauge the final apical preparation.

– The purpose of size verification.

– Warm vertical obturation using Continuous Wave of Condensation.

– Chemoplasticized obturation.

– Carrier-based obturation.

– How to clean the chamber following obturation.

This webinar is designed to help every clinician understand several methods of root canal obturation all while improving the seal in the apical third. Having multiple obturation
available lends to more clinical versatility and a more predictable endodontic results.

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Second in a series of two: Implant dentistry can enhance the quality of our patient lives. Whether replacing a single tooth or an entire edentulous arch, advancements in technology such as CBCT, planning software, and CAD/CAM allow dentists to virtually develop a restorative-driven treatment plan that produces predictable results.

Learning Objectives:
• Learn techniques for single tooth implant provisionals.
• Learn proper abutment selection for predictable results
•Learn proper material selection for esthetic implant restorations