Dental Assistant Two:
Designed for Dental Staff Members
Course Description
This two-day course is a must for clinical assistants who are looking for the tools to help their dentists take the practice to a higher level. It addresses changes in the marketplace that make it necessary to communicate with not only patients, but also dental laboratories in a different way. Dental Assistants will learn how to efficiently implement the skills necessary to support their dentist's vision of complete dentistry.
What You Will Learn...
- The Concept of Complete Dentistry
- Advanced smile design isolation techniques for esthetic dental procedures
- Laboratory diagnostic composite mock-ups (veneers, crowns, bridges and implants)
- What to do if teeth are missing - single tooth replacement
- Methods of provisionalization for partial and full coverage restorations (indirect and direct techniques)
- Carving techniques for realistic anatomy and ideal occlusion
- Techniques to deliver bonded dental restorations
- Laboratory communication for esthetic restorations
- Proper record keeping: making your chart legally correct
- Rubber dam placement (3 ideal dam techniques)
- Etch-prime and bond, matrix placement for direct composites
- Assisting techniques (preparation/delivery)
- Bleaching (in office and home)
- Emergency patients: what to do and how
- CAD/CAM milling, staining and glazing
- Dental materials update: what's new and what works
Class Hours:
Day 1 and 2 - 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Location:
Mid-Atlantic Center for Advanced Dental Study, Chesapeake, Virginia
Tuition:
$1,295 per team member, CE Credits: 14
Instructor:
Shannon Pace
Prerequisite:
None
Target audience:
Dental Assistants
Dates:
August 13-14, 2009 (Th-F)

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