Composite Sense!

Composite Sense! - Tufts Dental CE - Edu DentalTufts Dental Continuing Education Page - Dental CE

Course Cost

$69

Course Location

Webinar (live-streamed)

Course Date

Wednesday November 1, 2023 at 8:00pm EST

CE Credits

CE Hours: 2

 

 

 

 

 

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Table of Contents

Course Aim

By the end of this course, participants will master strategies to avert common pitfalls in composite restorations while integrating innovative and effective techniques. Dive deep into the intricacies of bonding products, ensuring their optimal use for long-lasting results. Additionally, the distinct advantages of various instruments that play a crucial role in the procedure will be discussed.

In modern dentistry, the technique chosen for composite placement is pivotal. It is influenced by factors like the size and location of the restoration, the type of composite material, and even the dentist's expertise. This course will explore techniques and the instruments used for best results.

Course Description

Beyond techniques, the success of a composite restoration is also influenced by factors like composite material choice, tooth preparation, and curing protocols. This course offers a comprehensive exploration into dental composite filling materials, ensuring dentists are equipped with the latest techniques and knowledge to provide unparalleled care to their patients.

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About the Lecturer

Dr. Craig Dietz

Dr. Craig Dietz, D.M.D, earned his degree from the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine in 1981. He holds the distinction of attending the nation's first accredited Cosmetic Dentistry course at Case Western Reserve University in 1990. Between 1981 and 2017, Dr. Dietz ran a private practice. Apart from that, he has shared his expertise at the University of Pittsburgh, teaching in both the Restorative and Prosthodontics Departments as well as the AEGD Program. Furthermore, he has imparted specialized knowledge through his course, “Advanced Composite Techniques”, designed for 3rd and 4th-year dental students.

Why should you take this course?

In the world of dentistry, composite restorations stand out as arguably the most frequently performed procedure in almost any dental practice. Whether it's for cosmetic purposes or restorative treatments, composites are the go-to choice for both dentists and patients alike due to their aesthetic appeal and functional benefits.

Given their prominence, mastering the art and science of composite placement is not just beneficial—it's essential. As a dentist, perfecting this skill can enhance patient satisfaction, improve the longevity of restorations, and boost the overall efficiency of your practice. By taking this course, you're not just learning a procedure; you're honing a fundamental technique that will be utilized time and time again in your daily practice. Dive deep into the intricacies of composite restorations and ensure that every procedure you undertake is of the highest standard. After all, excellence in common procedures like composites sets the tone for the entire quality of care in a dental practice. Don't miss the chance to elevate your skills in this crucial area.

Important Webinar Information

After registering on Tufts University School of Dental Medicine's website, you'll receive a confirmation email. It's crucial to thoroughly read this email as it contains the instructions for participating in the webinar.

Before the webinar, please take these steps at your earliest convenience:

    1. Click on the link in the confirmation email. This leads you to a Zoom registration page, which ensures Zoom recognizes you during the session.
    2. Input your name and email, then click “Register”.
    3. ‘Dental CE' will send you a confirmation email that provides instructions and the webinar link. Additionally, there will be reminder emails sent 1 day and 1 hour before the event.

On the webinar day, you can join by clicking the link in either the confirmation or reminder email. Though you can access the webinar 15 minutes early, it will commence at the scheduled time.

For participation, you can use any device like a computer, tablet, or smartphone from the comfort of your home. The webinar is facilitated through Zoom. For the best experience, consider downloading the Zoom app. Rest assured, you don't need a personal Zoom account to join.

Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, part of the Office of Continuing Education, is a proud member of ACDE, the Association of Continuing Dental Education. ACDE unites individuals from college and university-based continuing dental education programs linked to accredited dental schools in the U.S. and Canada.

The primary goal of ACDE and its members is to serve dental professionals like you by delivering top-tier, evidence-based continuing dental education to cater to your learning requirements.

Moreover, ACDE, in collaboration with 31 of its member schools, offers a series of live webinars presented by university-affiliated educators and leaders. Each session is spearheaded by a different institution, with Tufts University School of Dental Medicine managing the CE and verifying participation for all registrants.

Refund Policy

Participants are eligible for a full tuition refund or credit for cancellations made at least two weeks before the course's commencement. Unfortunately, refunds or tuition credits won't be available after this period or for those who fail to attend.

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Waitlist Policy

Should a CE course garner significant registrations leading to a waitlist, the CE office will approach individuals with pending payments. These individuals will need to settle their balances to confirm their spot. In case of non-payment, their reserved spot might be offered to another paying participant on the waitlist.

COVID-19 Guidelines

Tufts University prioritizes a secure campus environment. As of now, attendees of the Continuing Education/Lifelong Learning and Distance Education courses at Tufts University School of Dental Medicine don't need to undergo any screening. However, mask usage is advised in clinical areas and remains optional in classrooms.

Enrollment and Cancellation Procedures

The Office of Continuing Education has the discretion to limit registration when a course reaches its maximum capacity. It also retains the right to amend, cancel, or change any course content or faculty if deemed necessary. Should a course cancellation occur, participants will receive a full refund. Efforts will be made to notify participants promptly regarding any cancellations. However, the school is not accountable for any disruptions caused to the participants' travel plans.

In case of unforeseen circumstances like severe weather conditions, the Office of Continuing Education may either cancel or reschedule a course. Participants will be informed via the provided contact details about any such changes. If in doubt about a course's status, participants are encouraged to get in touch directly with our office on the course day.

Contact Us

Email us at dentalce@tufts.edu or call us at (617) 636-6629