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TOOTH OR CONSEQUENCES: IMPLEMENT GAME CHANGING TECHNOLOGY FOR EFFECTIVE CARIES MANAGEMENT AND IMPROVED RESTORATIVE OUTCOMES

A Free  Dental CE Webinar  hosted by Dental CE Academy

On Demand Dental CE Webinar recorded June 2, 2023. Review December 31, 2024

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TITLE:  TOOTH OR CONSEQUENCES: IMPLEMENT GAME CHANGING TECHNOLOGY FOR EFFECTIVE CARIES MANAGEMENT AND IMPROVED RESTORATIVE OUTCOMES

COURSE FEE:  Complimentary

CREDITS: This continuing education activity is designated for 2 credits

AGD PACE SUBJECT CODE:  010, Basic Sciences, Cariology

CE SUPPORTER: FiteBac Dental LLC

MODE: Electronically Mediated | On Demand Webinar. Recorded 6.2.23. Review 12.31.23

SPEAKERS: John C. Comisi; DDS, MAGD  BIO HERE    Clifton Carey, PhD  BIO HERE

AUDIENCE: Dentists, Dental Hygienists, Dental Therapists, Dental Assistants

TECHNOLOGY REQUIRED:  Mobile device, laptop or desktop with internet connection | Google Chrome Browser

INSTRUCTIONS: *Please disregard banner at top of video.

  1. Watch the above recorded lecture. Do not fast forward, you may pause and resume at your own pace.

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  3. Tap Here to Complete the Quiz for CE Credit

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COURSE SUMMARY:   Patients present daily with some remarkable challenges in our practices. The caries onslaught can be overwhelming to the patient and to us as the restorative dentist. Solutions are needed to help us get the patient off the endless cycle of secondary caries and restorative failure. In this program we will endeavor to provide a solution to this challenge, from the restorative perspective, to give you higher success capabilities in this battle of “de-bond”."

 

LEARNING OBJECTIVES: 

  • Identify problems in achieving long term durable restorations

  • Discuss currently available cavity washes and why they are ineffective over long term use

  • Describe technology to enhance long term restorative outcomes

  • Characterize the future of restorative dentistry and outlook for improved patient outcomes

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John C. Comisi, DDS, MAGD

Dr. Comisi practiced general dentistry successfully in Ithaca, NY for 35 years before relocating to Charleston, South Carolina in August 2017 to join the faculty at the Medical University of South Carolina James B. Edwards College of Dental Medicine where he is an Associate Professor of Restorative Dentistry. He is the Course Director for the College's Operative II (adhesive and esthetic dentistry) Course, Chair of the Oral Rehabilitation Department’s Dental Materials Committee, Course Director of the newly created Dental Sleep Medicine Elective, the first of its kind interdisciplinary course at MUSC and past Infection Control Officer for the College.

Dr. Comisi is currently the President of the South Carolina Dental Association. A graduate of Northwestern University Dental School, he received his Bachelor of Science in Biology at Fordham University. Dr. Comisi is an Emeritus Member and Master of the Academy of General Dentistry, and holds Fellowships in the Academy of Dentistry International, the American College of Dentists, the Pierre Fauchard Academy, and the International College of Dentists.

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Clifton Carey, PhD

Dr. Carey is a cariology researcher in the realm of chemistry as applied to the study of dental caries, biofilms, and more recently the study of secondary caries. He is also active in standards development both internationally (ISO) and nationally (ADA/ANSI) as the ISO convenor and U.S. chair on toothpaste, tooth bleaching products, and analytical methods for dental products as well as U.S. chair on oral rinses, denture adhesives, and fluoride varnish. He  achieved his PhD in Analytical Chemistry from the American University in Washington, DC. His over 40 years research includes the protective factors of fluoride, how and why dental restorations break, how biofilms reduce the service life of dental composites, how fluoride varnishes work to prevent caries, how to improve dental care products, caries risk factors, non-fluoride methods to prevent caries, dental forensics, orthodontic topics, and more. He also has mentored a number of graduate and dental students to engage them in research projects that have centered on caries prevention therapies. Dr. Carey studied caries detection strategies especially for the early detection of secondary caries. His professional goal is to research ways for the public to achieve better oral health. 

DISCLOSURE OF SPEAKER AND FACULTY COMMERCIAL RELATIONSHIPS: According to Dental CE Academy's  Conflict of Interest and Disclosure Policy, faculty and speakers for any course are expected to disclose any economic support, personal interests, or potential bias that may be perceived as creating a conflict related to the material being presented. Disclosure statements are printed in each course description and announced by moderators or individual speakers at the beginning of each presentation. This policy is intended to alert the audience to any potential bias or conflict so that participants may form their own judgments about the material being presented.

CONFLICT OF INTEREST AND FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE OF SPEAKER: The work being presented was funded by FiteBac Dental LLC. This webinar is supported by FiteBac Dental LLC.

DENTAL CE ACADEMY DISCLAIMER: The views expressed and opinions and materials presented during these live and recorded presentations represent the personal views and opinions of the individual speaker and do not necessarily represent the views and opinions of Dental CE Academy or its parent company, Virtual Dontics®. Dental CE Academy assumes no responsibility for the content of the presentations made by the individual speakers. Any suggested protocols for treatment, materials, or services may be based upon the speaker's own clinical experience and should not be construed as Dental CE Academy recommended or endorsed. Selected presentations may include exploratory research or experimental procedures and are intended for informational purposes that may lead to interest and scientific breakthroughs in the fields of dentistry.    Dental CE Academy appreciates its educators who share their knowledge and expertise. This level of dedication to dentistry allows our profession to expand and thrive and provokes necessary discussion and understanding.

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