Physical Strategies for Dentistry - Part II
Availability
On-Demand
Cost
Member: $55.00
Non-member: $110.00
Student/Resident: $15.00
Region 17: $55.00
Credit Offered
1 CE Credit
This course is a continuation of the "Physical Strategies for Dentistry" series, which deals with understanding the physical challenges that dentists face in their careers. This series will look at how the individual dentist can be proactive to reduce physical pain and impairments and extend their practicing life.
  • Learn how to perform multiple range-of-motion exercises that can help alleviate physical strain.
  • Understand the importance of proper strength training for dental professionals and learn which muscles should be targeted.


Speaker: Ralph A. Cooley, DDS, FAGD

Subject: 150 Health Medicine and Nutrition

Credits: 1

Method: Lecture

Audience: Students, Residents, Dentists, Dental Assistants

Speaker Bio: Ralph A. Cooley, DDS, FAGD, is currently the assistant dean of admissions and student services at the UTHealth School of Dentistry in Houston, after practicing dentistry for 34 years in Conroe, Texas. Cooley has been involved with organized dentistry in many capacities through the years. Currently, he is the chair of the Dental Quality Alliance, the AGD representative on the National Code Maintenance Committee, a member of the AGD Legislative & Governmental Affairs Committee, and a delegate in the AGD House of Delegates. Cooley has a passion for sports and fitness. He played baseball at Rice University and has been involved with coaching baseball for over 20 years. He maintains that passion for fitness today as it applies to dental practice and teaches the "Dental Fitness" course to dental students as well as at continuing education meetings throughout the country.