Advance Your Knowledge with Skills That Elevate Clinical Outcomes—Immediately

Presented by Dr. Marvin Berlin
Digital smile designs and in-face visualizations are helpful, but nothing is more persuasive than a patient seeing their own new smile in the mirror within an hour—without design fees—through the Smile Test Drive, a fast, natural-looking preview that drives case acceptance. In this lecture and hands-on workshop, Dr. Marvin Berlin teaches a step-by-step chairside mock-up workflow for prepless and minimal-prep veneers, along with efficient photography, quick video editing, material selection, shade and texture techniques, and simple communication strategies—so attendees leave ready to deliver instant smiles on Monday morning.

Presented by Holly Vullo
Dentistry has evolved—tools are more sophisticated, business models have shifted, and patients expect more than ever before. In this session, participants will learn how to expand their services and grow their practice by leveraging digital dentures, utilizing modern digital technology and workflows to enhance efficiency, consistency, and restorative outcomes. Attendees will gain insight into how a digitally driven approach to dentures enables practices to operate more effectively while delivering advanced solutions that meet today’s patient expectations.

Presented by Eric Hill
Digital Dentistry in Practice: Mastering IOS & Clear Aligner Integration is a practical, workflow-focused course that helps dental teams confidently implement intraoral scanning and seamlessly integrate clear aligner therapy into everyday practice. Participants learn best practices for IOS, digital case submission, lab collaboration, and aligner workflows—gaining real-world strategies to improve accuracy, efficiency, team adoption, and patient outcomes while driving measurable practice growth.

Presented by Chris Morris
All-on-X implant restorations represent a predictable and widely used approach for the rehabilitation of edentulous patients. This topic focuses on the clinical principles, indications, and procedural considerations involved in restoring an edentulous arch with a non-removable prosthesis that delivers functional stability while supporting long-term durability, serviceability, and reliability in everyday practice.

Presented by Dr. Steve Carstensen
Adding a new service to a busy practice is challenging. It requires new skills in team building, systems creation, and time management. Billing, continuing care, and appointment systems will all be impacted, so focusing on the rewards available will energize your team to make a bigger difference in your patients’ health than you thought possible. This course is specifically designed for dentists who have completed some sleep courses and are unsure about how to initiate therapy and integrate it into their day-to-day practice. 

Presented by Dr. Steve Carstensen
When patients present to dental offices with TMD and head pain, most dentists don’t ask about other somatic pain syndromes or take a detailed history that might reveal airway problems. This lecture establishes why TMD & airway are often linked, provides tools to help manage chronic conditions, and positions dentists as experts in helping patients achieve greater overall health.

Presented by Dr. Steve Carstensen
An overview of sleep disordered breathing and what the dental team can do about it. We begin with the basics: sleep, dental appliances, and the crucial role nasal function plays in respiration. We’ll discuss how to work with sleep physicians, medical insurance interaction, AND the "ABCs" of marketing. Then we go a bit beyond the basics: complications, titration and follow-up testing, and team development.

Presented by Dr. Steve Carstensen
Dental Sleep Medicine is a rapidly growing field, not only in the number of dentists getting involved, but with research, equipment, and, of course, mandibular advancement devices. This course will provide the dental team with a comprehensive overview of the latest information available in a concise, fast-paced format.