Upcoming In-Person Dental Continuing Education Courses
Advance Your Knowledge With Skills That Elevate Clinical Outcomes—Immediately
Stay current with the advancements in restorative and cosmetic dentistry through our Clinical Excellence Series. These courses are designed to help clinicians increase case acceptance, confidently implement digital workflows, expand clinical capabilities, and deliver more predictable outcomes while growing their practice with purpose.
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Implant-Supported Fixed Detachable/Hybrid Restorations
Featuring: Chris Morris
October 29, 2026 • Brighton, MI
Ward | 2 CE CreditsLEARNING OBJECTIVES
Gain a clear understanding of the protocol and its history
Discuss treatment planning for successful outcomes
See a clear step-by-step look into the surgical and restorative procedures for the definitive restoration
Discover how angled abutments assist with angle correction in hybrid restorations
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Clinical Guidelines for Implant-Supported Overdentures
Featuring: Edward R. Schlissel, DDS, MS
November 12, 2026 • Brighton, MI
Ward Dental Lab | 1 CE CreditLEARNING OBJECTIVES
Understand the literature pertinent to planning treatment of edentulous and partially edentulous patients
Identify the indications and contraindications for providing treatment with removable implant prosthodontics
Understand that patient preferences may be different from patient needs, clinical factors, and finances, and be able to explain the economic differences between fixed and removable prostheses
Understand how to modify a mandibular complete denture for use as an implant-retained overdenture
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Best Practices for Digital Full Arch
Featuring: Chris Morris
November 19, 2026 • Louisville, KY
ADL Dental Lab | 2 CE CreditsLEARNING OBJECTIVES
Gain a clear understanding of the protocol and its history
Discuss treatment planning for successful outcomes
Review the step-by-step workflow from initial provisional design to definitive fabrication.
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Clinical Decision-Making in Periodontal Therapy
Featuring: Anna Louise Tolan, RDH, FADIA
December 4, 2026 • Windsor, ON
EQL | 3 CE CreditsLEARNING OBJECTIVES
Differentiate clinical situations that benefit from power instrumentation, air polishing, and advanced hand instrumentation
Match treatment modalities to client assessment findings, deposit characteristics, root anatomy, and periodontal complexity
Integrate evidence-based treatment planning with decisions about instrumentation and treatment modalities to improve clinical efficiency and outcomes
Apply practical clinical strategies that support minimally invasive, person-centred periodontal therapy
Don’t see anything local to you? Check out our upcoming online courses!