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    This workshop explores challenges clinicians face in choosing restorative materials and how digital scanning and CAD/CAM equipment can be integrated. The seminar will focus on design technologies and monolithic materials to support esthetic dentistry. Attendees will learn how to enhance communication with labs through digital prescriptions and identify the best materials for anterior, posterior, and implant restorations designed and fabricated digitally. The event is on February 3, 2015 from 6:30-9:00pm at a Holiday Inn, offering 2 CE credits. The presenter, Jason Rogers, has over 10 years experience in dentistry and a deep understanding of treatment workflows.

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    This workshop explores challenges clinicians face in choosing restorative materials and how digital scanning and CAD/CAM equipment can be integrated. The seminar will focus on design technologies and monolithic materials to support esthetic dentistry. Attendees will learn how to enhance communication with labs through digital prescriptions and identify the best materials for anterior, posterior, and implant restorations designed and fabricated digitally. The event is on February 3, 2015 from 6:30-9:00pm at a Holiday Inn, offering 2 CE credits. The presenter, Jason Rogers, has over 10 years experience in dentistry and a deep understanding of treatment workflows.

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    This workshop explores challenges clinicians face in choosing restorative materials and how digital scanning and CAD/CAM equipment can be integrated. The seminar will focus on design technologies and monolithic materials to support esthetic dentistry. Attendees will learn how to enhance communication with labs through digital prescriptions and identify the best materials for anterior, posterior, and implant restorations designed and fabricated digitally. The event is on February 3, 2015 from 6:30-9:00pm at a Holiday Inn, offering 2 CE credits. The presenter, Jason Rogers, has over 10 years experience in dentistry and a deep understanding of treatment workflows.

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    HANDS-ON

    WORKSHOP

    Dont Miss This Event

    GO DIGITAL
    FOR BETTER DENTISTRY
    Date: Tuesday, February 3, 2015
    Time: Registration: 6:00 pm Program: 6:30 9:00 pm
    Location: Holiday Inn Virginia Beach-Norfolk Convention Center
    5655 Greenwich Road, Virginia Beach, VA 23462
    Refreshments will be served

    2 CE
    CREDITS

    Course Description:
    This seminar explores the multiple challenges todays modern clinicians face
    when choosing the correct restorative materials for patients. Learn how easy it is
    to integrate intra oral scanning methods and the latest advances in CAD/CAM
    equipment into the process. The course will focus on the latest design technologies
    and monolithic restorative materials to support the esthetically oriented dental
    practice and laboratory. Effective communication between the patient, dentist, and
    the laboratory is the key to creating a specific and optimal treatment plan for a
    successful final esthetic result.
    At the completion of this course, participants will be able to:
    Enhance communication with the laboratory through digital prescriptions
    Pick an appropriate bonding or cementation technique for monolithic zirconia
    and lithium disilicate materials
    Identify the best restorative material selection for anterior, posterior, and implant
    supported restorations being scanned, designed, and fabricated digitally

    To Register contact: Joy Sowinski at 804-379-6467


    or
    Online: http://hnrysc.hn/CDQuality020315

    Presenter Bio
    Jason Rogers studied at the UCLA Center for Esthetic Dentistry and has been in the dental
    industry for over 10 years. Jason has a deep understanding of the complete treatment
    workflow from surgical to restorative procedures. Jason has presented CAD/CAM
    technology, dental materials and implant surgical procedures to clinicians and dental
    laboratories across the world.

    The federal government imposes certain restrictions on, and requires public reporting of, transfers of value to a practitioner, including educational programs to the
    extent that less than a fair market value for such program is paid. Your Henry Schein representative can advise you of the reportable amount.

    Henry Schein Dental is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider. ADA CERP is a service of the American
    Dental Association to assist dental professionals in identifying quality providers of continuing education.
    ADA CERP does not approve or endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance
    of credit hours by boards of dentistry.

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