3D printing is a hot topic in dentistry. This course discusses all the practical ways dentists can utilize 3D printing in their offices as well as examine different players and products on the market. Topics include 3D printing study models, surgical guides, in office aligner therapy, occlusal guards, and 3D printed dentures. We will evaluate workflows, ROIs, and how your team members can play a role in this process.

When the rubber meets the road there are really only two ways to grow a practice: Bring in more people or do more dentistry on the people you already have. This course will dive into how technology along with expanding your education may be the quickest way to double your practice. Attendees will also look into the numbers to see whether it makes sense to bring this in by yourself or if it’s time to hire an associate or perhaps even bring in a specialist. 

What It Takes to Transition From Associate to Owner

This course is designed for new dentists looking to own and dentists looking to phase out or hire a dentist to take over their practice. One of the main topics is the importance of understanding generational tendencies along with how different generations can work together to make an unstoppable team. This course will discuss the pros and cons to owning a practice as well as the benefits to multiple owning doctors in a group.

Keys to Early Success After Graduating Dental School

This course will discuss the challenges young doctors face after graduating and the best ways to improve, grow, and become successful. Highlights include utilizing access to education, technology, and the importance of mentorship. We will talk about the top 10 things I wish I knew when I graduated!

Leveraging Technology to Go Further, Faster

 Technology is the great equalizer. In fact, what perhaps took weeks or months to learn years ago now can be potentially done in a matter of hours or days. This course will focus on how technology both from a clinical and business perspective can help your practice go further, faster! Topics include CBCT, CAD/CAM technology, and numerous amounts of patient communication tools that can increase new patient growth and case acceptance.

In today’s social media world, it's pretty easy to cast a negative light on generational differences. For instance, not all millennials live in their parents’ basement. Likewise, not all baby boomers failed to save for retirement. In fact, when multiple generations collaborate together in the workplace, magic can happen.  In this course, attendees will hear from two different generational doctors who work together.  They’ll discuss what it takes to utilize the strengths of each generation to have enormous workplace success.