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Online Courses with Immediate Results and Certification
With each course listing Format(s) Available links are displayed. To review courses prior to purchasing the courses post-exam, select a format link. Format links are shown in red and are listed as Text (for Web-based online review), PDF (offering professional booklet formatting for online and/or offline review), and Interactive (audio/video-based programming for online review only). To access the program post exam and earn CE credit you must purchase the online exam. To purchase you must add the course to the sites "Selection Cart" and submit them for online purchase processing. You may purchase both Live Course and Online courses in a single transaction.
- To add courses to your "Selection Cart" you must be registered with UNLVDENTALCE.com and logged in.
- To select courses of interest for possible purchase select the Add To Selection Cart check box provided with each listed program. Checked listings will be immediately added to your "Selection Cart" (when deselected they will be removed).
- To access and complete an online post-exam you must "Submit" the items in the cart for and purchase. Purchased courses will be added to your "User History" page where an exam link will be provided for each course purchased. To earn CE credits and receive your course Verification form you must complete the onlone exam.
Upon successful completion, online exams provide immediate grade reports and certification. Courses are ADA CERP approved and provided by PennWell Dental Group and their ineedce.com Dental CE program.
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Advanced Communication and Conflict
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Credit Hours:
4
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Fee:
$59.00
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Faculty:
Christine Ellison
Effective communication requires an understanding of the components of communication as well as the methods for dealing with conflict. The ability to deal with conflict is an important component of effective personal relationships and communication. A number of strategies exist for dealing with conflict, and the individual must consider his or her preferred style as well as that of the individuals with whom he or she interacts. Different strategies can provide the best outcomes under different situations. Once you begin using conflict resolution, it is important to commit to the process and continue until you reach resolution. Dealing with conflict and more broadly communciation skills is essential for practice development.
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Creating Space with Interproximal Reduction
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Credit Hours:
4
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$59.00
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Faculty:
Mahtab Partovi, DDS, Michael Florman, DDS, Pablo Echarri Lobiondo, DDS
One of the basic principles of orthodontics is the creation of space to facilitate tooth movement. With appropriate case selection, slenderization offers the ability to safely obtain sufficient space for tooth movement without the need for extractions and without compromising slenderized teeth.
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Dentinal Hypersensitivity: Etiology, Diagnosis and Management
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Credit Hours:
4
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Fee:
$59.00
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Faculty:
Howard E. Strassler, DMD, FADM, FAGD, FACD, Francis G. Serio, DMD, MS, MBA, FICD, FACD, FADI
Dentinal hypersensitivity has been referred to as one of the most painful and chronic dental conditions, with a reported prevalence of between 4% and 57% in the general population and a higher prevalence in periodontal patients. It may also occur as a result of, or during, dental treatment. Clinicians must screen for dentinal hypersensitivity and diagnose by exclusion, determine appropriate treatment, and provide treatment and preventive recommendations. Consideration should also be given to treating dentinal hypersensitivity associated with dental treatment. Traditional treatments have included adhesive resins, fluoride varnishes, HEMA,iontophoresis, gingival grafts and desensitizing dentifrices. Other technologies include the use of bioglass particles,ACP, as well as 8% arginine and calcium carbonate paste.
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Material Selection for Direct Posterior Restoratives
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Credit Hours:
4
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$59.00
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Faculty:
John O. Burgess, DDS, MS, Deniz Cakir, DDS, MS
The posterior restorative material of choice depends on the individual clinical situation and patient. Amalgam has a long history of use and clinical success. Esthetic restorations are increasingly in demand, and include glass ionomers, compomers and composite resins. Fluoride release is a desirable attribute in a restorative material, as are wear resistance, low polymerization shrinkage and low polymerization stress. Recently, technologies have been incorporated into composite resins that lower polymerization shrinkage and stress.
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Soft-Tissue Lasers and Procedures
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Credit Hours:
4
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$59.00
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Faculty:
Raymond J. Voller, DMD, MAGD
Dental lasers are used for multiple dental procedures, including soft-tissue procedures. Soft-tissue lasers are available at varying wavelengths and powers and can be used for procedures that would otherwise be performed using a scalpel, or possibly an electrosurgical unit. Soft-tissue lasers enable safe and effective removal of soft tissue when used properly, and contribute to the efficiency and marketability of the dental office.
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Tobacco Cessation and the Impact of Tobacco Use on Oral Health
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Credit Hours:
4
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PDF
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$59.00
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Faculty:
Fiona M. Collins, BDS, MBA, MA
Tobacco use continues to have a personal impact on individuals as well as having a public health impact. Tobacco use results in systemic conditions that include cardiovascular disease, lung disease, and numerous types of cancer, and is the single largest cause of death in the United States. With respect to oral health, it is associated with an increased risk of oral cancer and other mucosal lesions, periodontal disease, impaired healing, and caries. In addition, exposure to environmental smoke (secondhand smoke) is associated with oral and systemic diseases that include caries, cardiovascular and lung disease, and periodontal disease. Educating and advising patients on tobacco cessation, and referring them or implementing a program, helps patients stop using tobacco and improve their health.
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