Dentist Education Webinars

Wednesday, November 20, 2019

Oral Implants: Clinical Guidelines, Trends in Liability and Risk Management Part II

This webinar is presented by Dentist’s Advantage, NSDP and CNA. 

Webinar Information

Overview
A continued discussion with Dr. Stanford from the Part 1 Oral Implants course. The role of oral implants in tooth replacement therapy provides significant improvements in oral function, speech and quality of life. The intervention though does have risks including surgical, prosthetic and patient outcome risks that need to be anticipated in the diagnostic and care planning phase of care. Diagnostics needs to comprehensively consider patient, anatomic and physiologic/biological factors and these issues need to be clearly presented in a conversation around informed consent.

Objectives:

• Understand the issues around communication of risk.
• Understand the most common aspects of surgical and prosthetic procedures where anatomic, physiologic and patient communications are key.
• Understand the role of diagnostic steps in patient assessment before, during and following tooth replacement therapies.

Presenters:
Clark M. Stanford DDS, Ph.D. UIC Distinguished Professor and Dean, College of Dentistry, University of Illinois at Chicago
Ronald R. Zentz, RPh, DDS, FAGD, CPHRM, Dental Risk Control Consulting Director, CNA Healthcare 

In order to earn CE credit for this event: 
Participants must (1) register, (2) attend the entire live event on 11/20/19 at 3pm ET, and (3) complete the post event survey evaluation. Only those who meet these requirements will be issued a certificate of completion. It is the responsibility of the participant to make accommodations for time zone. 

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Wednesday, August 21, 2019

Oral Implants: Clinical Guidelines, Trends in Liability and Risk Management Part I

This webinar is presented by Dentist’s Advantage, NSDP and CNA. 

Overview
The role of oral implants in tooth replacement therapy provides significant improvements in oral function, speech and quality of life. The intervention though does have risks including surgical, prosthetic and patient outcome risks that need to be anticipated in the diagnostic and care planning phase of care. Diagnostics needs to comprehensively consider patient, anatomic and physiologic/biological factors and these issues need to be clearly presented in a conversation around informed consent.

Presenters:
Clark M. Stanford DDS, Ph.D. UIC Distinguished Professor and Dean, College of Dentistry, University of Illinois at Chicago
Ronald R. Zentz, RPh, DDS, FAGD, CPHRM, Dental Risk Control Consulting Director, CNA Healthcare 

Continuing education credit is only available for those who attended the live event.

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Archived

Oral Cancer: Clinical Guidelines, Liability Trends and Risk Management

This webinar is presented by Dentist’s Advantage, NSDP and CNA. 

Overview
Oral squamous cell carcinoma (OSCC) is an aggressive epithelial malignancy that is the sixth most common neoplasm in the world today. Despite numerous advances in treatment the long-term survival has remained ~55%. This poor long-term survival is due to a number of factors including delayed diagnosis and the development of multiple primary tumors. Therefore, the early detection and prevention of all premalignant lesions is critical for the long-term survival of these patients.

Presenters:
Mark W. Lingen, DDS, PhD, FRCPath, Professor of Pathology, Medicine and Radiation & Cellular Oncology at the University of Chicago, Pritzker School of Medicine 
Ronald R. Zentz, RPh, DDS, FAGD, CPHRM, Dental Risk Control Consulting Director, CNA Healthcare 

Continuing education credit is only available for those who attended the live event.

Register and listen to recording