Comprehensive Dental Care in General Practice
This is a unique CE offering and is perfectly suited for those looking for hands-on opportunities, especially members pursuing their Fellowship or Mastership Award.
Participation CE **Limited space**
Date: January 12-13, 2024
Delivery: In-Person Lecture & Hands-On
Presenter: Dr. Gary DeWood
Location: Grand Bohemian, Orlando - 325 S Orange Ave, Orlando, FL 32801
Time: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Friday and Saturday
Subject Codes: (16.0 hours)
180 – Occlusion: 2 hours
730 – Oral Medicine, Oral Diagnosis, Oral Pathology: 3 hours
780 – Esthetics: 3 hours participation
Sat AGD Credits Earned:
180 – Occlusion: 2 hours participation
730 – Oral Medicine, Oral Diagnosis, Oral Pathology: 3 hours
780 – Esthetics: 3 hours participation
TUITION: Detailed pricing is located in the registration information.
- AGD Member Dentists: $400.30 // $700.30
- Non-AGD Member Dentists: $700.30 // $1000.30
- Staff (Non-DMD or DDS): $125.30 // $200.30
IMPORTANT DETAILS:
- Hotel Group Block: Book your group rate for FL Academy of General Dentistry
- Includes light breakfast, lunch, and coffee refreshed throughout the day
- AGD membership will be verified before the course.
- All CE participants will join the General Assembly luncheon on Saturday and do not need to register.
- CE is uploaded to AGD and CE Broker
- A paper certificate is only provided if requested.
Course Description
Most clinicians are familiar with the concepts of Facially Generated Treatment Planning, Smile Design, and Global Diagnosis. These examples are three of many that create a flow and follow a thought process of Breathing, Smiling, Chewing, Structural Integrity, and Biologic Health that provide powerful tools to assess and plan appropriate treatment for any patient. Dr. Gary DeWood has taught these concepts to thousands at The Pankey Institute, The Seattle Institute, Spear Education, and in January to the Florida AGD in Orlando. This two-day program will address examination, evaluation, testing, measuring, appliance therapy, differential diagnosis, treatment planning, case acceptance, treatment sequencing, interdisciplinary relationships, fee estimating, and continuing dental health maintenance in general practice. Selected segments will provide hands-on experience in visualization and planning using templates and provide an opportunity for attendees to treatment plan a case they bring.
Dr. DeWood’s infectious energy and clear teaching style leave participants excited and ready to apply concepts immediately upon returning to their practice. Prepare for an educational experience that will leave you motivated and able to take your exams, your diagnoses, your treatment planning, and your ability to inspire your patients to ask you for your best stuff to the next level.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this program, participants will be able to:
- Apply highly individualized analysis and treatment planning based on a flow that has been proven over more than 40 years and in many forms.
- Help patients experience the relationship between their airway and the dental relationships that influence the health of their breathing. Apply airway-directed and airway-aware principles to treatment.
- Select, adjust, and evaluate an occlusal appliance based on the need for a differential diagnosis, ongoing therapy, or both.
- See the connection between TMD and occlusion.
- Transfer esthetic and functional information to an articulator, analog or digital, and design the desired occlusion using “mounted” casts and/or appropriately related models.
- Help your patients SEE an outcome they can ask you to accomplish with them.
- Sequence, develop an appropriate fee, and complete complex treatment in your practice or with your chosen specialists.
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