Fall 2019 Continuing Education Programs for Dentists, Hygienists, and Assistants
Academy of General Dentistry Approved PACE Program Provider
The Basics of Oral Surgery
This full day lecture is designed to provide key concepts to dentists and all their staff who have an interest in office–based oral surgery.
Topics to be addressed include: Medical, surgical and psychological risk assessment of patients; Antibiotic stewardship; Intra-operative and post-operative pain management; Flap design and soft tissue management; Difficult extractions and adjunctive procedures; Avoiding, recognizing and managing complications of dentoalveolar surgery; Principles of biopsy, oral cancer review; and Suturing techniques.
Course Objectives:
Upon completion of this program participants will be able to:
- Discuss the process of risk stratification so that patient selection is optimized
- Identify surgical procedures within the scope of the interested general practitioner
- Describe soft tissue management techniques that result in improved outcomes
- Make evidence-based choices related to antibiotic use and pain management strategies
Speaker: Hillel D. Ephros, DMD, MD
Tuition: $146.00 Credits: 7 Time: 9am-5pm
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| Fri. Nov. 22, 2019 | Lancaster | PA |
Eden Resort & Suites |
Halitosis: Research and Studies
Course Objectives:
Upon completion of this course attendees will be able to:
- Identify the most common causes of oral and non-oral breath odors including the prevalence and statistical research behind them
- Understand the bacterial and metabolic involvement associated with bad breath production
- Recognize the various psychological and social issues involved with oral malodor
- Become aware of the various tools used in breath odor perception, evaluation, measurements, and diagnosis
- Recognize current strategies in halitosis management
The Ohio State Dental Board has approved Dent-Ed Solutions, LLC as a biennial sponsor of continuing education programs.
Speaker: Virginia Lopez, RDH, BS
Tuition: $139.00 Credits: 6 Time: 9am-4pm
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| Fri. Dec. 6, 2019 | Frederick | MD |
Clarion Inn |
OSHA Law, Regulations, and Recommendations
This course covers OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard, the Bloodborne Pathogen Standard, plus emergency and safety procedures. It includes the new 2013 required training for employees on the globally harmonized labeling system and the new safety data sheet format. This course will help you implement a post exposure control plan and guide you on what needs to be done following an exposure injury in the dental office. Additionally, attendees will understand epidemiology of airborne & bloodborne diseases, update infection control guidelines, review forms required by OSHA, and much more.
Course Objectives:
Upon completion of the course participants will be able to:
- Organize & maintain a written hazard communication program with a chemical inventory list, SDSs and the Globally Harmonized labeling system
- Implement & update the Bloodborne Pathogen Standard in the dental practice
- Follow standard (universal) precautions while utilizing appropriate personal protective equipment
- Benefit from current CDC guidelines for infection control in dentistry
- Review the administrative forms required by OSHA in the dental office
- Assess and implement a post exposure control plan in the office, while maintaining proper records of occupational exposures
- Understand the epidemiology of airborne (TB, influenza) and bloodborne (HIV, HCV, HBV) infectious diseases
- Review fire and safety procedures for a dental office while maintaining an emergency plan of action
- Keep a written record of in-office engineering and work practice controls
Speaker: Virginia Lopez, RDH, BS
Tuition: $146.00 Credits: 7 Time: 9am-5pm
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| Fri. Dec. 20, 2019 | Columbia | MD |
Homewood Suites by Hilton |
Medical Emergencies in the Dental Office
Would you know what to do in a medical emergency? Did you know that most medical emergencies in dental offices can be prevented?
Learn how to prevent, prepare, and manage the different types of medical emergencies such as: hypoglycemia, asthmatic attacks, hyperventilation, seizures, strokes, syncope, cardiac arrest, anaphylaxis, angina attacks, and more..
Course Objectives:
Upon completion of this course attendees will be able to:
- Evaluate and assess the dental patient for possible medical risks prior to treatment
- Recognize the equipment needed to treat a medical emergency in the dental office
- Function efficiently as a trained emergency response team
- Equip and maintain an in-office emergency kit while selecting and understanding the use of emergency drugs
- Recognize the most common types of medical emergencies while being able to initiate their management
Instructor: Virginia Lopez, RDH, BS
Tuition: $139.00 Credits: 6 Time: 9am-4pm
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| Fri. Dec. 13, 2019 | King of Prussia | PA |
Best Western Plus |
In-Office Training
We will go to your office and train your staff on:
- OSHA Course - 3 Credits - $78/person
- Medical Emergencies - 3 Credits - $78/person
- Infection Control Course - 3 Credits - $78/person
- CPR for Healthcare Providers - 4 Credits - $90/person
- First Aid- 3 Credits - $78/person
In-Office courses are available in New Jersey and in certain areas of New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and Delaware, depending on distance and number of attendees. Maryland, Massachussetts, and longer distances requires groups of 12 or more.
*Fees for travel expenses will apply for in-office training and is dependent on distance. Small or large groups accepted.
Contact us for a quote, info, and availability. (973) 777-9600 or e-Mail: support@Dent-EdSolutions.com
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