Establishing Value for Specific Procedures Recommended to Your Patients

In this module, Dr. Frank Spear goes further in depth with his Case Study of “Phil” and walks through how he overcame a lack of initial value creation to obtain treatment acceptance. Your team will learn to break a procedure into individual steps in a way that communicates the intrinsic value of the procedures you perform, so that case acceptance is never a fee-driven decision.

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  • Frank Spear

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Program 2: Rosenthal Philosophy and Technique Expanded

Review of smile design principles and philosophy, facial aesthetic design principles for advanced cases, live patient prep and insertion, an introduction to implant placement in the aesthetic zone, and an advanced occlusion lecture.

E2: Occlusal Appliances and Equilibration

This course will teach you the rationale for when to use different appliance designs, and the fabrication and delivery protocols to use an appliance diagnostically, therapeutically and behaviorally.

Communication and Case Acceptance in the Restorative Practice, Part 1

In this first course in our 2-part series, we invite you to Dr. Mitrani’s practice to explore the art of patient communication and case acceptance in a real-world clinical setting.

Avoiding Implant Failures and How to Treat Them

What can be done in the early and late stages of implant disease? When should an implant be taken out?

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