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7th Annual Dental Lab CE Day at BCTC

Saturday, November 1, 2008 (9 a.m. - 5 p.m.)

Call 859-246-6666 to register.

Earn 7 CDT points (includes the 1 credit of regulated standards).

Cost: $110 per person or $95 per KDLA member (after October 29 the cost increases to $120 per person regardless of KDLA membership so register early).

Coffee, donuts and a box lunch are provided with registration.

 

The Latest Developments in Light Cured Prosthetics
Presented by Kristi Gregory, CDT of Dentsply/Prosthetics
(2 hrs. documented scientific credit)

Light Cured Prosthetics are gaining in popularity with their ease of use and time saving processed. The EclipseŽ prosthetic resin system continues to lead the way and now with the EclipseŽ Bonding Agent, mechanical retention for teeth is no longer required. With the new Enterra light curing unit you can make night guards and flippers in minutes along with processed bases. Come and see the new Clear Denture Palate and the Perfect Partial.

 

Laboratory Infection Control
Presented by Greg Zoll, CDT
(1 hr. regulatory standards credit)

Protect yourself, your employees, and your business by understanding the proper protocol for infection control in the dental laboratory.

 

The Benefits of Using a Laser in Today's Dental Lab
Presented by Giles Pope
(2 hrs. documented scientific credit)

 Points to be covered:

  • How the Laser Works
  • Joule Energy
  • Peak Pulse Power
  • Pulse Performance Profile Technology
  • C & B Demonstration
  • Partial Denture Demonstration

 

The Technician's Role in Implantology
Presented by Bryan T. Harris, DMD, CDT
(2 hrs. documented scientific credit)

This course will present diagnosis and implant treatment planning for removable prosthodontics. Discussion will emphasize steps involved in pre-surgical laboratory procedures that include diagnostic wax-up or set-up, radiographic templates, and surgical guide fabrication. A thorough discussion on the implant - restorative interface will be addressed including abutment selection and how to incorporate new technology into your lab.

 

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