Core 1: Occlusion and Smile Design

  • Charlotte, NC
  • Starts 11/1/2024 (Columbus, OH); 03/28/2025 (Carrollton, TX); 04/04/2025 (Charlotte, NC); 08/07/2025 (Milwaukee, WI); 09/19/2025 (San Diego, CA); 10/17/2025 (Palm Bay, FL)
  • $1995 – $2,495

Discover how to combine the fundamentals of functional occlusion to yield predictable esthetic dentistry that places practices within the top percentiles in their communities. You will understand the protocols for success following our founding occlusal principles with added focus on digital workflows and practice implementation in this course. Students will be given practical advice on becoming less insurance dependent to boost their bottom line.

Instructors

  • Leonard Hess

Offered by

  • The Dawson Academy

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Optimal Perio Techniques for General Practice

Learn about simple periodontal procedures include bone grafting, ridge preservation, crown lengthening, periodontal flap surgery, and mucogingival surgery; incorporation of many of these procedures will increase the success of subsequent implant placement, promote retention of natural dentition where possible, and improve overall gingival esthetics.

Worn Dentition: Direct and Indirect Adhesive Management Through a Non-invasive Approach

Enhance Restorative Outcomes The main goal of this course is to provide, indications and protocols to diagnose and treat severe worn dentition through a new no prep approach increasing the VDO: “The Index technique”. The course will also focus on when and how to bond on worn dentition, additive partial indirect restorations (onlays/overlays) in composite […]

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.

Simplifying Complex Treatment

Learn to simplify diagnosis and treatment planning, when to refer to other practitioners, about integrating fixed, removable, and implant prosthodontic procedures, optimum use of staff, post-treatment follow-up and repair, and long-term maintenance of rehabilitative dentistry patients.

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