OasisLMS

When implementing a digital scanner into a dental practice, several important factors must be considered - accuracy, speed and ease of use are some of them. Team involvement is vital to a seamless integration. Make this an exceptional learning and performance opportunity. Assistants and hygienists will support the integration and jumpstarting of a successful application of numerous workflows. Restorative, implant and orthodontic planning, as well as treatment of airway and jaw joint disorders, all can be implemented in your practice. It all starts with accurate intraoral imaging and the acquisition of data, specifically pre-operative status and occlusal relationship as well as the final preparation of the teeth.

• Learn how to capture highly accurate data while keeping patients comfortable.
• Understand all applications you want to explore, like working with labs and other chairside solutions.
• Learn the digital workflows that make your job easier as well as more efficient, accurate and predictable, and start having fun!

Speaker: Lynne Thomas, DDS

Subject: 010 Basic Sciences

Credits: 1.0

Method: Self-Instruction

Audience: Dentists

Speaker Bio: Lynne Thomas, DDS, is a doctoral graduate from the University of Michigan School of Dentistry. She practices with her husband, a German-trained dentist, in San Diego. They implemented CAD/CAM technology in 2004 when they desired to elevate the care they were providing for their patients. They have been using this technology daily since. From single crowns to full-mouth rehabilitations, all of their outcomes are facilitated by digital technology. Today, modern restorative practices have a plethora of materials to select from for restorative operations, which makes restorative dentistry with CAD/CAM not only predictably successful but also fun and artistic!