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 Guest Faculty: Marvin A. Fier, DDS New York University College of Dentistry, FASDA, ABAD, Executive Vice President, American Society for Dental Aesthetics, Adjunct Professor Eastman Dental Center; University of Rochester, among numerous other affiliations and honors. Course Details 9am ~ 4pm Friday, December 5, 2008 UB Dental School South Campus Main St & Bailey Ave CE Course Tuition UB Dental Alumni Member $195 Nonmember Dentist $225 Dental Office Team Member $95 Special thanks to  for their support of this program! |
Last chance CE... Friday, December 5, 2008 Simplifying Restorative & Aesthetic Procedures in Daily Practice  The psychological significance of the mouth Smile design made simple Simplifying adhesion; Self Etch vs. Total Etch State of the art materials for restorative and aesthetic cases Latest concepts of remineralization and caries treatment Getting patients to say "YES" Aesthetic dilemmas and how to solve them Aesthetic prostheses - fixed and removable Conquering space - the use of illusions in aesthetic dentistry You will walk away with a better understanding of how to motivate patients to request aesthetic/cosmetic procedures and how to achieve a higher acceptance of your case presentations in general You will learn about state-of-the-art materials and techniques and how they can make your practice easier, more profitable, and more enjoyable Conquering space - the use of illusions in aesthetic dentistry Taking time away from your practice is always a difficult decision to make. Overhead costs are constantly on the rise and production is constantly on your brain. With the abundance of continuing education courses available, how do you decide which course to take and which ones to skip? Dr. Fier, like you, is a full time practicing clinician. He faces the same problems you do in running a practice. He will emphasize clinically relevant material that you can put into practice immediately. Course Objectives understand how and where to use the newest materials make restorative dentistry easier, more predictable, and more profitable have better case presentation skills leading to higher patient acceptance be able to utilize the concepts needed to create lifelike smiles understand how to solve aesthetic challenges take away clinically relevant information and use it the next day Intended Audience Whether youre in practice a long time or starting out, this course will give you take-home knowledge to use in your practice on a daily basis. The course is appropriate for general practitioners and any team members who want a better understanding of aesthetic concepts and techniques. All team members can benefit from the sections on marketing and motivating patients to say Yes. Special Features The course is a multimedia presentation including many clinical cases. Some of the newest concepts in patient centered treatment planning and case presentation will be discussed. The techniques and concepts presented can be put to use in a practice immediately. This course sponsored in part by educational grants from   |