Mar 13 - Dec 13

Occlusion in Clinical Practice

 

In dental school, the occlusal education of most practitioners consisted of a series of rules to follow that had little meaning to them at the time. Consequently, in clinical practice, occlusion is a subject often ignored or at best, misunderstood by the majority of practitioners. Yet, no single area of dentistry is so intimately linked to the long-term success of restorations as is occlusion. Practitioners must make these decisions on every patient: Is an occlusal alteration necessary or appropriate? What will the alteration look like when completed? This program offers a non-dogmatic, scientifically based look at occlusion. Participants will learn and perform each step in evaluation, diagnosis, and formulation of an occlusal treatment plan.

3 Day Workshop
24 CE Credits
$4,950

2010
March 13 – 15 (SOLD OUT)
April 12 – 14 (LIMITED SEATS)
May 15 – 17
Aug. 21 – 23
Oct. 9 – 11
Nov. 13 – 15
Dec. 11 – 13

 
Dr. Frank Spear, DDS, MSDScotsdaleAZ