Specific CE Recs for new grad

[dentalchamp98]

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Hey all! Recent grad here who is settling into general dentistry practice. I want to start building a stronger foundation in occlusion and/or clear aligner therapy, but I'm trying to steer clear of courses that are basically Invisalign sales pitches or pankey occlusion that is too advanced for me at this time

A few things I'm hoping to get input on:

• Any occlusion CE you'd consider must-take for someone early in their career?
• Solid clear aligner courses rather than just "here's how to use our software"
• Any CE courses (extractions, endo) not necessarily Invisalign or occlusion that you wish you'd taken sooner (or skipped)

Thank you so much in advance!

 

[TanMan]

Hey all! Recent grad here who is settling into general dentistry practice. I want to start building a stronger foundation in occlusion and/or clear aligner therapy, but I'm trying to steer clear of courses that are basically Invisalign sales pitches or pankey occlusion that is too advanced for me at this time

A few things I'm hoping to get input on:

• Any occlusion CE you'd consider must-take for someone early in their career?
• Solid clear aligner courses rather than just "here's how to use our software"
• Any CE courses (extractions, endo) not necessarily Invisalign or occlusion that you wish you'd taken sooner (or skipped)

Thank you so much in advance!

I don't know much about that, but make sure you have your 8 hour DEA course requirement.

 

[ChalkyMilk]

Arrowhead Dental Labs has a new dentist CE curriculum. It covers basic occlusion and full mouth rehabilitations. You can choose between a number of courses in the package. I am not familiar with clear aligner CE. Monday Morning Dentistry has CE related to molar endo that was helpful for me when I started out.