We have all had the experience of a painful crown delivery appointment. The pain isn’t referring to the patient’s experience...it’s referring to ours! As we grind on the interproximal contacts and the occlusal surfaces, we casually blame the laboratory: "They left it fat and high again!" Unfortunately, most of the time we need to turn our criticisms inward and recognize the provisional is most often the problem. It becomes an afterthought in our indirect restoration appointment, but it's incredibly important to the restorative process. Whether it be a single unit or 12 veneers, we need to be able to fabricate excellent provisionals. This CE webinar will discuss workflows to make the provisional process a breeze.

Presented by show host, Dr. Phil Klein, this episode dives into a topic that can make or break your dental practice — and yet, it’s one that many dentists rush through, delegate, or approach with more hope than structure. We’re talking about hiring the right dental office manager. If you’ve ever had a great one, you already know — they are the engine behind the scenes. They keep the schedule humming. They manage team dynamics. They protect collections. They handle patient concerns before they escalate. They turn chaos into systems. And if you’ve ever hired the wrong one… you also know. Culture suffers. Systems unravel. Production drops. Stress skyrockets. And suddenly, you’re managing the manager. So today, Dr. Klein addresses the structured, thoughtful interview process for hiring a dental office manager — from that first online conversation all the way to the final offer letter.

Join Dr. Ed McLaren for an in-depth exploration of the latest advancements in next-generation zirconia materials and restorative workflows. Discover how recent innovations in zirconia technology are redefining esthetics, efficiency, and clinical performance through advanced material engineering. Learn how an optimized microstructure delivers exceptional translucency-even with accelerated firing protocols-while maintaining high flexural strength and lifelike optical properties that closely mimic natural dentition. This CE webinar will examine the complete restorative workflow, from digital design and material selection to milling, sintering, characterization, and final finishing. In addition, Dr. McLaren will review evidence-based preparation designs and cementation protocols that optimize restoration longevity, fit, and esthetic outcomes across a wide range of clinical indications, from minimally invasive veneers to full-arch zirconia restorations. Attendees will gain practical insights they can immediately apply to improve efficiency, predictability, and patient satisfaction in ever

Whether it's a tooth with two or three broken cusps, a cracked tooth, or a post-endodontic restoration, Dr. Gammichia isn't afraid to ask the question: Why not composite? In this episode, our guest pulls back the curtain on how he restores these large, complex composite cases. He'll share the materials, burs, and clinical techniques that have made these restorations predictable in his hands, along with the practical tips and tricks he's developed over three decades of practice. Fair warning: you may completely disagree with our guest—or this conversation may challenge some of your most deeply held restorative beliefs. Either way, it's going to make you think. And if you're open to the possibilities, by the end of this episode you'll be looking at composite in a whole new light.

Enamel opacities - white spot lesions, fluorosis, trauma, and MIH - complicate diagnosis and treatment. This CE webinar offers a modern, simplified approach using transillumination, digital workflows, and updated materials to assess lesion depth and select the right treatment, including resin infiltration. Case examples cover expectation management and efficient, predictable outcomes - helping dentists deliver minimally invasive esthetic care with confidence and consistency.

Periodontal disease is no longer understood as a condition driven by biofilm alone. Emerging evidence continues to highlight the role of airway dysfunction, altered breathing patterns, and chronic inflammation as contributing risk factors to periodontal breakdown. This two-part CE webinar series explores the airway–inflammation–periodontal connection through a prevention-focused, hygiene-centered lens. Participants will learn how mouth breathing and sleep-disordered breathing influence the oral microbiome, salivary function, and inflammatory burden, and how these changes present clinically during routine hygiene visits. Dental hygienists will gain practical tools for recognizing airway-related red flags, implementing simple screening strategies within their scope, communicating findings confidently with patients, and integrating prevention-based periodontal care models that support long-term stability.