Expanding Your Practice with Orthodontics

Provo, UT
Starts Oct 4-5, 2024
- Orthodontics
$2,500.00

Predoctoral dental education usually excludes orthodontics. Adding orthodontic treatment to a typical general practice adds variety, excitement, more staff involvement, patient satisfaction, and increased revenue. David Wright, a successful general practitioner who has 20 years of orthodontic experience, shows you how adding orthodontic treatment can grow your general or pediatric practice.

Learning objectives include:

Developing the skills to identify which cases are best for your practice, and which cases are best to refer.
Diagnosis and treatment planning for orthodontic treatment.
Early treatment and adult pre-prosthetic treatment (such as the orthodontic eruption of a single tooth).
Successful clear aligner therapy.
Simple straight-wire orthodontics.

Instructors

David A. Wright, Gordon J. Christensen
- Provo, UT

Offered by

Gordon J. Christensen - Practical Clinical Courses

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