Wystawy

Date & Time: Starts September 11th at 8:00 AM, Ends September 12th at 2:30 PM

Descriptive Summary: The evolution of composite materials together with adhesive techniques are meeting the requests of patients, who ask less invasive therapies combined with highly esthetic results in posterior and anterior regions. The range of restorative options, is getting wider, thanks to composite that can adequately respond to mechanical stress, offering natural aesthetics and an effective adhesion when treated with specific protocols. At the same time there are situation where ceramic is more indicated. The main goal of this course is to provide indications and protocol for direct and indirect (composite; ceramic; zirconia restorations) through analog plus digital CAD-CAM and 3D printed restorations. All the steps will be addressed with step-by-step photos and videos on patients.

Learning Objectives: 

• Direct & Indirect Adhesive Restorations: Different Cavity Preparations for Direct, Partial Indirect & Full Indirect Restorations
• Different Adhesive Options/Protocols for Direct Restorations
• Different Adhesive & Cementation Options/Protocols for Indirect Composite, Ceramic & Zirconia Restorations
• Analog & Digital Workflows for Adhesive Indirect Restorations

For more information or to register: https://pankey.org/course-category/adhesive-posterior-restorations-direct-onlays-through-analog-digital-workflows/ 

Date & Time: Friday, September 18, 2026 & Saturday, September 19, 2026 | 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Daily

Speakers: Dr. Si On Lim, Dr. Don Tyndall, Dr. Mitch Levine, Dr. Valerie Murrah, Dr. Tung Nguyen, Dr. Glenn Reside, Dr. Kimberly Sanders, Dr. Wendy Clark, Dr. Daniela Schuldt, Dr. Luis Schlichting, Dr. Ibrahim Duqum, Dr. Jennifer Kallio, Dr. Matthew Miller

Descriptive Summary: Current Trends in General Dentistry is a two-day continuing education program providing evidence-based updates on emerging technologies, clinical techniques, and research. Topics include opioid prescribing, AI, radiographic interpretation, sleep-disordered breathing, oral cancer, aligners, endodontics, pain management, dental trauma, and patient care. Earn up to 15 CE hours and meet NC licensure requirements. This course will take place over 2 days and provide up to 15 hours of continuing education credit (as well as meet the NC opioid course requirement) and will meet the NC License CE requirements for licensure renewal.

Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this program, participants will be able to apply current evidence-based approaches to diagnosis, treatment planning, and patient management; integrate emerging technologies and clinical techniques into practice; recognize and manage medical and dental emergencies; and enhance patient outcomes through informed, interdisciplinary care and decision-making.

For more information or to register: https://reg.learningstream.com/reg/event_page.aspx?ek=0054-0005-fa2b5483ef84472b95105c77a7e0b055 

Date & Time: Starts September 25th, 2026 at 7:30 AM, Ends September 26th, 2026 at 5:00 PM

Descriptive Summary: This course is designed to help general practitioners unlock the full potential of direct composite as a long-term, esthetic, and functional restorative material.

You’ll learn how to:

1. Select the right composite system for each case.

2. Maximize bond strength with evidence-based adhesive protocols.

3. Master advanced techniques for large posterior composites, invisible Class IV restorations, and beautiful layered veneers.

​All through step-by-step demonstrations and hands-on exercises under Dr. Romero’s guidance.

Learning Objectives: After completing this course, participants will be able to:

1. Implement advanced isolation techniques for optimal bonding

2. Select the appropriate composite system for esthetics and function.

3. Apply the correct adhesive protocol based on the case.

4. Master fiber reinforcement, centripetal, and successive cusp build-up techniques for stress reduction and long-term success

​5. Choose the right shade strategy (single, dual, or multi-shade) for anterior work.​

6. Sculpt natural line angles and surface textures for life-like results.

For more information or to register: https://www.romerodentalseminars.com/direct-composite-seminar-2026 

Date & Time: All Day October 2nd, 2026 

Descriptive Summary: This is not your father's composite webinar. Dr. John Gammichia, a full time private practice dentist, lives in the real world. A world where people break cusps and can't afford a build-up and onlay/crown. So what do you do? Pull it?! How about an exquisite 2,3,4 or 5 cusp composite restoration? Of course, we will start with the class I and the class II restorations. We will discuss adhesion and some of the current minimally invasive philosophy. Then we will build from this knowledge. How do you handle uncomfortably big restorations or deep decay? How about big AND deep restorations? How about cracks? Lastly, we will discuss your obstacles to this type of dentistry...do they last or can I make any money doing dentistry this way? This CE webinar will be fun and exciting but Dr. Gammichia wants you to feel a little uncomfortable...you will be challenged. By the end of the webinar you will be saying "Holy Cow! I Didn't Know You Could do that with Composite."

Learning Objectives: 

• Learn and understand the philosophy on how to do a complex, incredibly beautiful, composite restoration
• Learn and understand the philosophy on how to deal with cracks and post-endo teeth.
• Debunk all the objectives....Yes, they can be fun, yes, they last and yes you can be very profitable doing them.  

For more information or to register: https://oragd.org/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=2050073&group= 

Date & Time: October 10th, 8:30am-3:30pm PST

Descriptive Summary: This course offers comprehensive insight on treating anterior and posterior aesthetic cases with direct composite and indirect ceramic restorations. Participants will learn bonding techniques, composite resin applications, and ceramic cementation. The focus will be on preparation design, material selection, and the steps necessary for successful cosmetic and functional outcomes. Emphasizing facially driven aesthetic treatment planning, this course will equip clinicians with the skills to achieve rewarding results for both patients and themselves.

Learning Objectives: 

• Participants will be introduced to materials and methods to improve their performance, save time, and reduce their overhead and failures.
• Discuss concepts and techniques in preparation design and bonding of direct and indirect restorations.
• In depth review of procedure steps and workflow for direct and indirect aesthetic cases, with a focus on facially driven aesthetic treatment planning and smile design.
• Understand important characteristics and criteria when selecting a bonds, composites, and cements as they relate to bond strengths, handling, and color stability for long term success.

For more information or to register contact: Colin Reagan colin.reagan@envistaco.com

Date & Time: Friday (10/23/2026): 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Saturday (10/24/2026): 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Descriptive Summary: 2-day course designed to jump-start your practice with hands-on techniques for more efficient and effective prepping of full mouth dentistry.  This includes temporization techniques, composite training, opening VDO, scanning and laser practice.  The Course also includes advanced smile design considerations, photography, orthotic splint designs and wax-up diagnostics and treatment planning.

Learning Objectives: To build confidence in comprehensive dentistry and optimize occlusal schemes to better service your patients. 

For more information or to register: https://drdickbarnesgroup.com/courses/ 

Date & Time: Friday (11/6/2026): 8:00 am - 4:00 pm, Saturday (11/7/2026): 7:30 am - 1:00 pm

Descriptive Summary: Every practice day, you need to provide practical and profitable preventive procedures; predictable, esthetic long-lasting restorative procedures; as well as single crowns. See, use, evaluate, and take home samples of the newest, best, most highly essential restorative materials and techniques. Gordon will help increase your expertise in all phases of restorative dentistry and show you how to be more profitable in your everyday dental procedures.

Learning Objectives: 

• Decide which esthetic restorative procedures to include in your practice
• Class II resins – predictable, non-sensitive, fast, profitable, and easy
• Tooth-colored inlays & onlays, both laboratory made and in-office milled. Learn high-quality techniques and how to receive optimum third-party and patient payment!
• Zirconia-based and full-contour zirconia restorations – are they working?

For more information or to register: Email: courses@pccdental.com
Or go to their website here: https://www.pccdental.com/products/ce-courses/hands-on-courses/restorative-dentistry 

Date & Time: November 6th & 7th, 2026 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM

Descriptive Summary: From deep margin elevation to diastema closure, participants will explore how to elevate their everyday restorative outcomes using contemporary adhesive techniques and minimally invasive principles. Topics will include managing challenging Class II restorations, injection molding, advanced Class III and IV composites, ceramic overlays, and rubber dam isolation.

Learning Objectives: 

• Apply modern adhesive principles to manage deep margins and subgingival restorations.
• Execute predictable Class II restorations in challenging scenarios.
• Utilize injection molding techniques.
• Evaluate when and how to perform minimally invasive caries removal while preserving tooth vitality.
• Integrate overlay restorations into a minimally invasive treatment plan for long-term success. 
   

For more information or to register: https://mnagd.org/events/ Minnesota AGD 612-412-4366. minnesotaagd@gmail.com