Dr. Wajahat Khan

Sunil Arora 

Dr. Blake Clemes

Dr. Mark Lin

Edropin

Dr. Erin Watson

Dr. Aviv Oanounou

Dr. Azeem Sheikh

Dr. Gajanan Kulkarni

Dr. Beatrice Leung

Pediatric Dentistry

Implant surgery

Financial Management

Fixed Prosthodontics

Removable Prosthodontics

Implant Restorative

Oral Medicine, Radiology, Diagnosis & Pathology

Infection Control

Anesthesia, Pain Mgmt, Sedation, Pharmacology

Dr. Kiran Kulkarni presents this hour-long presentation covering treatment planning for some common clinical problems in the primary and mixed dentition stages. 

## ✔︎ Goal
Dr. Kulkarni will take you on a journey through a complex case and present the treatment plan and what was done for the patient.  He will go through new and well-established alternatives to give the participant a broad spectrum of knowledge.

## 🎓 Credits
This webinar qualifies for 1 AGD PACE credit. Subject Code 430.  See below for province/state specific credits.

### RCDSO
You also quality for 1  Category-2 Quality Assurance credits for the RCDSO. You must submit credits to your e-portfolio on your own. edropin will not add this to your RCDSO e- portfolio

Treatment Planning in Pediatric Dentistry

Dr. Erin Watson discusses how to treat patients in dental clinic before and after cancer therapy. After completing this course, the participant should feel comfortable treating patients that have had cancer therapy in a clinical setting.

#### Conflict of Interest: 
Amgen pharmaceuticals: Paid honorarium to lecture to physicians prescribing Denosumab (Prolia/Xgeva) about MRONJ and its prevention


The 5 Pitfalls of Cancer Therapy and How to Avoid Them

Dr. Blake Clemes discusses what is needed to be compliant for safety and inspections.

## ✔︎ Goal
This course examines how to implement in your dental office the legal requirements of the Occupational Health and Safety Act and related Regulations that were outlined in the first CSI course. This course can act as a checklist that you have fully and completely done your implementation or help you to now do so. It is suggested that at least one member of the dental team has completed the first CSI course in order to properly understand the content and detail of this course.       
 
## 🎓 Credits
This webinar qualifies for 6 AGD PACE credit. Subject Code 130.  See below for province/state specific credits.

### Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario (RCDSO)
You also quality for 6  Category-1 Quality Assurance credits for the RCDSO. This course is approved by the Quality Assurance Committee for Category 1 credits as an 'online course' until December 14th,  2023. You must submit credits to your e-portfolio on your own. edropin will not add this to your RCDSO e- portfolio.

CSI 2- Office Implementation of Compliance: Safety & Inspections

Current statistics suggest that 3 in 5 Canadians will develop cancer in their lifetime. Coupled with trends toward increased survival, dentists will be seeing an increasing number of patients in their practice who have been diagnosed with cancer and are due to start cancer treatment. 

After completing this course, the participant should have the fundamental knowledge that allows them to safely prepare their patients dentally (extractions, restorations and other surgical procedures) before undergoing cancer treatment.

#### Conflict of Interest: 
Amgen pharmaceuticals: Paid honorarium to lecture to physicians prescribing Denosumab (Prolia/Xgeva) about MRONJ and its prevention

So your patient has been diagnosed with cancer…now what?

How is dental practice is affected by chemical dependancy of our patients? Dr. Aviv Ouanounou discusses all the implications.

## ✔︎ Goal
The problem of substance abuse has emerged as a major issue in society and has become an area of major focus for healthcare professionals. Statistically, more than 20 million Americans are affected by substance abuse, which includes the use of alcohol and other drugs, including prescribed medications. In this course, we will discuss alcohol and the various drugs of abuse and their mechanism of action. We will review modifications in dental treatment that may be necessary when treating a patient who is chemically dependent or recovering from chemical dependency. Finally, we will review the drugs used in dentistry and their potential interactions with these drugs of abuse. 

## 🎓 Credits
This webinar qualifies for 3 AGD PACE credit. Subject Code 340.  See below for province/state specific credits.

### Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario (RCDSO)
You also quality for 3  Category-1 Quality Assurance credits for the RCDSO. This course is approved by the Quality Assurance Committee for Category 1 credits as an 'online course' until December 14th,  2023. You must submit credits to your e-portfolio on your own. edropin will not add this to your RCDSO e- portfolio.

Chemical Dependency and Addiction: Implications to the Dental Practice

Dr. Azeem Sheikh introduces Immediate Implants and Crestal Sinus Lift procedures.

With growing patient demands and expectations, Immediate Implant Therapy has been at the forefront of implant dentistry.  Having the ability to reduce surgical time, complexity and cost to the patient can allow one to dramatically improve not only case acceptance, but overall patient experience.  The goal of this presentation will be to introduce the attendee to the world of immediate implants, with a focus on which cases to start with in order to gain confidence, skill and ensure optimal patient results.

Immediate Implants & Crestal Sinus Lift

This presentation focuses on implant treatment and patient management strategies in dealing with common challenges in single tooth restoration.  

Important prosthodontic concepts at different stages of implant treatment will be reviewed and discussed. 

About Dr. Leung
Dr. Beatrice Leung received her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree at the University of Toronto. After graduation, she completed a General Practice Residency at the Boston Medical Center and a three-year Prosthodontics Residency Program at the University of Pittsburgh. During her residency program in Pittsburgh, she also earned a Master of Public Health degree. Following completion of these programs, she became certified as a fellow of the Royal College of Dentists of Canada as well as the diplomate of the American Board of Prosthodontics. Since then, she has been in private practice in the midtown Toronto for last 15 years. Beatrice has a long history of involvement in the prosthodontic education at the University of Toronto and recently joined the Faculty as an Assistant Professor with a major role in directing undergraduate prosthodontic education.  She has recently been named an Honourary Class Member from the class of 2021 and a recipient of the 2019-2020 Dr. Bruce Hord Master Teacher Award.

Tips & Tricks for your everyday Implant restorations

Dr. Mark Lin discusses a checklist of 'what' is needed for planning an implant surgery.

## ✔︎ Goal
Once our patients have accepted the treatment plan for dental implants as a viable tooth replacement therapy, prior to the surgical implant placement appointment, a pre-surgical checklist must be reviewed in detail to prepare accordingly.

## 🎓 Credits
This webinar qualifies for 1 AGD PACE credit.  Subject Code 697.  See below for province/state specific credits.

### RCDSO
You also quality for 2  Category-2 Quality Assurance credits for the RCDSO. You must submit credits to your e-portfolio on your own. edropin will not add this to your RCDSO e- portfolio

Pre-Surgical Parameters for Implant Surgery

Hey are you a practicing dentist?
Are you incorporated...What are the benefits and what to look out for?

## ✔︎ Goals
In this first episode, we invited Sunil Arora, a 35 year veteran in the field of Financial Services and an expert in Dental Financial Planning, to share some of the key benefits why a dentist should be incorporated. 

And more importantly, for those dentists who are already incorporated what should they be thinking in regards to tax-savings and the things to look out for that will get them in trouble if not done right.

The Benefits of Incorporation for Dentists

Dental implants have revolutionized the replacement options that are available for complete and partial edentulism. A clear majority of our patients seek to augment the retention and stability of their dentures. In this course, Dr. Waji Khan, discusses the most common reasons for failures.

## ✔︎ Goals
This seminar is designed primarily to discuss options for dental implants and removable prostheses and indications, relative contraindications and absolute contraindications for these designs; failures of some types of designs and actual case discussions with multi-year follow-up. 

## 🎓 Credits
This webinar qualifies for 1 AGD PACE credit. Subject Code 670.  See below for province/state specific credits.

### RCDSO
You also quality for 1  Category-2 Quality Assurance credits for the RCDSO. You must submit credits to your e-portfolio on your own. edropin will not add this to your RCDSO e- portfolio

Implant Supported Removable Prosthodontics. Making them work!

This course will take you into a journey of different fixed prosthodontic options for edentulous patients with Dr. Beatrice Leung

Dr. Leung will go through the science and evidence based treatment planning of the various situations. There will be multiple cases reviews for diagnosis and management principles commonly involved in implant supported fixed restorations.

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