The Circle of Digital Dentistry: Acquisition, Fabrication & Insertion

COURSE OVERVIEW
Technology is quickly transforming the world around us, including the field of dentistry. Changes abound in the way prosthetic procedures are performed in the operatory and in the dental laboratory. One of the more fascinating technological advances in dentistry is the use of both digital impressions and the digital laboratory workflow. This course discusses how the digital workflow increases accuracy, provides a quicker turnaround time and reduces remakes. 

Audience: Dentist, Dental Assistant, Hygienist, Technician, Office Staff

Format

Self-Instruction, Pre-recorded Lecture

Subject

010 Basic Sciences

Speaker

Kelly Bevington

Release Date

03/10/23

Expiry/Re-evaluation 

03/10/26

Credit

1 CEU

Course Fee

Free

Pre-requisite: None

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

At the end of this course, attendees should be able to:
• Understand the five reasons to take digital impressions
• Employ scanning best practices
• Deploy the reference denture clinical workflow

Kelly Bevington

DIRECTOR OF INTRAORAL TECHNOLOGY
Kelly began her career more than 20 years ago as an RDA, EFDA, graduating from Bryman College. She has a comprehensive knowledge of dentistry and the dental laboratory industry. Kelly has been professionally trained on most major devices, and she is able to provide expert chairside coaching. She manages the NDX Clinical IOS Training Team and has clinically trained over 1,000 dentists and their teams. Kelly enjoys sharing her knowledge by presenting webinars and is a regular contributor to dental publications.

CE CREDIT:
Participants must view the pre-recorded lecture in its entirety and complete both the survey and quiz. Once all components are finished, the CE Certificate will be unlocked and available for download.

QUESTIONS:
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SPEAKER DISCLOSURE:

This speaker is employed by National Dentex for the production or delivery of course content. Speakers do not receive compensation for additional viewings of recorded materials. Any additional disclosures regarding potential commercial bias will be provided by the speaker at the beginning of the presentation. This disclosure does not imply that the information presented is biased or of lesser quality.