Hands-On Workshops

Prerequisites: Basic CEREC Training/Level 1 Strongly Recommended Where do I start?

You've completed initial training and viewed the training videos on CDOCS.com. Now it's time to expand your CEREC knowledge and learn how to make better use of the CEREC technology and the latest software. This workshop is your first step to CEREC mastery.

Prerequisites: None. Recommended for all chairside assistants. Where do I start?

The most efficient offices are the ones that use CEREC with a team approach. There is no better way take care of patients in a single visit than when the entire team is on board, all working together in harmony.

Prerequisites: Fundamentals of CEREC Dentistry (CL2) Highly Recommended Where do I start?

CEREC will produce highly esthetic implant restorations with optimized occlusion and contacts, whether you are treating a single tooth or complete quadrant. Fabricating chairside implant restorations opens an avenue to be more productive in one's office whether you are temporizing an implant with a custom healing abutment or provisional restoration or fabricating the final restoration. This workshop is designed to get users familiar with all aspects of restoring implants with the CEREC technology.

Prerequisites: Fundamentals of CEREC Dentistry (CL2) Highly Recommended Where do I start?

Many doctors don't realize the full potential of their CEREC technology because they don't use it to its full capacity. Some feel they can only use CEREC for posterior teeth, and consequently they lose out on the opportunities offered by anterior CAD/CAM dentistry. In fact, with CEREC you can achieve esthetic results equivalent to high quality labs.

Prerequisites: Anterior Esthetics with CEREC (CL4) Required Where do I start?

CEREC goes beyond just single-tooth dentistry. This workshop is a natural extension of the "Anterior Esthetics with CEREC" workshop where participants will learn techniques for comprehensive cases including: how to perform virtual wax-ups, basic fundamentals of smile design and how to stage full mouth cases.

Prerequisites: Anterior Esthetics with CEREC (CL4) is Required.
Comprehensive Restorative Care with a Digital Workflow (CL5) is Recommended. Where do I start?

CEREC software has become more advanced and when coupled with additional software versions, it opens a whole realm of possibilities for individual clinicians. This workshop sets the foundation to execute more comprehensive digital workflows using a combination of the CEREC and inLab 20 CAD software.

This is not an introductory course and is recommended for advanced users.

Prerequisites: None Where do I start?

Attendees will participate in an engaging and informative overview of orthodontics. We will revisit the salient aspects of orthodontic tooth movement, occlusion, diagnosis, and treatment planning as it pertains to the restorative dental practice and as taught in dental school. The course will also begin to introduce aligner therapy and the SureSmile® Aligner system

Prerequisites: Fundamentals of Clear Aligner Therapy (CO1) is Required. Where do I start?

This advanced aligner workshop features education on clear aligners using the Suresmile system. Hands-on workshops for this course will include selection and placement of attachments to express specific movements, identifying when and how to use IPR in aligner treatment planning, and reading the treatment timeline with regard to IPR, aligner templates, and attachments.

Prerequisites: Fundamentals of Clear Aligner Therapy (CO1) and Clear Aligner Therapy in Advanced Cases (CO2) are Required. Where do I start?

In this hands on workshop, students will learn the basics of 3D printing models and manufacturing aligners in-house. We will review the advantage of the CEREC Ortho Software for case presentation and acceptance.

Prerequisites: None Where do I start?

Each step of endodontically treating and restoring a tooth is connected. This course walks the participant through each step of performing root canal therapy chairside in the most efficient manner – with each step building on the success of the previous.

Prerequisites: Fundamentals of Endodontic Therapy (CE1) is Required. Where do I start?

This course builds on Fundamentals of Endodontic Therapy workshop and extends your endodontic knowledge to the next level. With extensive hands-on exercises and using advanced diagnostic tools participants will be able to perform cases of increasing complexity such as complex root morphology, difficult to anesthetize cases and more.

Prerequisites: None Where do I start?

This course will give you the experience to utilize the Dentsply Sirona Cone Beam CT (Galileos or XG3D) for surgical planning of implants and will help you to understand the fundamentals of guided implant surgery. Intended for clinicians who are interested in, new to, or moderately experienced with implant therapy.

Prerequisites: Fundamentals of Guided Implant Surgery with Cone Beam (CI1) Where do I start?

The second workshop in the CDOCS implant curriculum will build upon the knowledge learned in the Fundamentals of Surgical Guided Implant Surgery workshop. This second workshop in the series will focus on more advanced treatment planning of multiunit and complex implant cases. Participants will learn the different techniques for fabricating surgical guides. Hands on exercises include implant placement in pig jaws to simulate a live environment. This second workshop is designed to give the participant a broader and deeper foundation of implant knowledge including all of the armamentarium that is needed to facilitate implant placement by the clinician.

Prerequisites: Previous implant placement experience recommended. Where do I start?

You attended the first two implant workshops in the CDOCS implant series and learned all there is to learn on how to treatment plan and place implants and create surgical guides. The Hard and Soft Tissue Grafting course will allow you to take your education further and learn more advanced techniques such as grafting and soft tissue development.

This is not an introductory course and is recommended for advanced users.

Prerequisites: Fundamentals of Guided Implant Surgery with Cone Beam (CI1)
Advanced Surgical Guided Implant Dentistry (CI2)
Hard and Soft Tissue Grafting in Digital Dental Implant Therapy (CI3) Where do I start?

This 2-day workshop will take participants through the full digital workflow on how to treat a fully edentulous patient. Utilizing CEREC and cone beam, users will learn the tips and tricks for a systematic workflow for treatment planning, designing and executing full arch implant therapy for patients.

This is not an introductory course and is recommended for advanced users.

Prerequisites: Previous implant placement experience recommended Where do I start?

This workshop will focus on optimizing the esthetics for implants placed in the esthetic zone. We will discuss esthetic risk assessments, atraumatic extraction techniques to preserve bone, implant placement techniques to minimize tissue loss and more. Restorative topics such as proper abutment selection, material selection for optimal techniques will also be discussed.

This is not an introductory course and is recommended for advanced users.

Prerequisites: None Where do I start?

Once you have completed your initial in-office training with your Dentsply Sirona Clinical Implementation Specialist and viewed the training videos on CDOCS.com, you're ready for the Cone Beam Basic Training workshop. This workshop will focus on learning the fundamentals of Cone Beam technology including diagnostic and radiologic interpretation. The workshop will focus on getting users comfortable with the operation of the Cone Beam hardware as well as learning the software used to power the device

Prerequisites: None Where do I start?

This course is hands on and case based and designed to prepare each participant to systematically review a CBCT volume, recognize and categorize signs of abnormalities and how to manage the resultant findings. Learning will be facilitated using CBCT cases from the board certified oral maxillofacial radiologists teaching the course.