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Adam Saltz

American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry

Amid I. Ismail

Ann L. McCann

Aviv Ouanounou

Barbara A. MacNeill

Beth Jordan

Betty Ladley Finkbeiner

Bonnie G. Branson

Chris Hope

Connie M. Kracher

Constance Konen

Courtney Ison

Cynthia C. Gadbury-Amyot

David G. Dunning

David Ojeda Diaz

David R. Cagna

Debra A. Dixon

Denise Kissell

Diane Vernetti-Callahan

Donald J. White

Dr. Joy Void-Holmes,  RDH, BSDH, DHSc

Edward F. Wright

Edward Lo

Elizabeth McClure

Ellen Karlin

Emet D Schneiderman

Emily Lanzel

Erica DiMarco

Fady F. Faddoul

Franklin D. Wright

Gail F. Williamson

Gentiane Valiquette

Georgios A. Kotsakis

Geza T. Terezhalmy

Grishondra-L- Branch-Mays

Harold A. Henson

Hassem Geha

Hui Liang

Istvan A. Hargitai

Ivonne Ganem

James Bahcall

James L. Harrison

Jane L. Forrest

Jayakumar Jayaraman

Jeanette MacLean

Jennifer A. Pieren

Jennifer Johnson

Jennifer Rudy

Jessica M. Latimer

Joan G. Ellison

John W. Hellstein

Joseph J. Massad

Karen B. Williams

Keith A. Mays

Kimberly Hanson Huggins

Kimberly Kurst Bray

Kristin A. Williams

LaQuia A. Vinson

Lara James

Larry LoPresti

Lavanya Rajendran

Leena Palomo

Lesley McGovern Kupiec

Leslie E. Grant

Liran Levin

Luis Gerado Suarez Guzman

Luke Burroughs

M. Louay Taifour

Maggie A. Misch-Haring

Maria (Mia) L. Geisinger

Maria Goldie

Marianne Dryer

Marilynn Heyde

Marsha A. Voelker

Melanie Simmer Beck

Melissa Seibert

Michael P. Mills

Michael W. Finkelstein

Michaell A. Huber

Molly Mihlbachler

Nancy W. Burkhart

Natasha West

Nevin Zablotsky

Nicola West

Palma A. Freydinger

Pam Hughes

Pamela R. Overman

Patricia A. Frese

Patricia A. Walters

Phil Smith

Phyllis Beemsterboer

Rachael A. Petitti

Regina Casian Ruiz Velasco

Richard C. Jordan

Richie Kohli

Robert V. Faller

Roger P. Levin

Ronald L Occhionero

Sabeel Valappil

Nationally Approved PACE Program Provider for FAGD/MAGD credit.

Approved Provider by the American Academy of Dental Hygiene, Inc.

__Live CE Webinar: April 15, 2025, 7:30-9:00 PM ET__

The updated AAP classification system introduced in 2019 represents a multi-dimensional staging and grading framework for periodontitis and implant disease status. A hallmark feature of the updated system brings opportunities for more case specific patient care. This course will examine the concepts of staging and grading to classify each patient by complexity of case management, likelihood of less predictable response to therapy, and potential for periodontitis development.

The need for calibration amongst faculty is critical for students to utilize the classification system accurately. This course will demonstrate examples of curriculum alignment with CODA standards and examples of introduction into the curriculum.


The updated AAP classification system introduced in 2019 represents a multi-dimensional staging and grading framework for periodontitis and implant disease status. A hallmark feature of the updated system brings opportunities for more case specific patient care. This course will examine the concepts of staging and grading to classify each patient by complexity of case management, likelihood of less predictable response to therapy, and potential for periodontitis development.

The need for calibration amongst faculty is critical for students to utilize the classification system accurately. This course will demonstrate examples of curriculum alignment with CODA standards and examples of introduction into the curriculum.


Faculty Educators: AAP Classification of Periodontal and Peri-Implant Diseases, Aligning and Incorporating within the Curriculum

Tracy Butler

__Live CE Webinar: May 14, 2025, 7:30-9:00 PM ET__

A historical journey through the evolution and development of oral flora. Understanding the microbiome from nomenclature to gram-positive and gram-negative and the impact each of these pathogens has on one another and ultimately the host. We learned plaque and stain removal as a finishing and esthetic step of oral prophylaxis. Crossing the chasm from what we learned as a primarily esthetic procedure to a truly therapeutic procedure can have a direct impact on the health of teeth and titanium. A highlight of this program reveals decades of scientific research on guided biofilm therapy and the evidence-based approach to eliminating biofilm versus simply disrupting it.

CE1006 - Plaque, Schmack the Truth about Biofilm

Plaque, Schmack the Truth about Biofilm

__Live CE Webinar: April 9, 2025, 7:30-9:00 PM ET__

Implants cannot be placed, restored and forgotten. Specialized hand and power instruments, powders, and accessories coupled with proper oral hygiene can better preserve a variety of implant restorations in a gentle yet effective way. This is especially true in cases of periodontal breakdown, where gingival recession, a lack of keratinized mucosa, and/or exposed implant threads complicate maintenance. Implementing these best-evidence protocols will improve the patient experience and their homecare and revamp your dental hygiene practice.

CE1005 - Thread Lightly: Assessment, Maintenance, and Homecare of Dental Implants

Thread Lightly: Assessment, Maintenance, and Homecare of Dental Implants

__Live CE Webinar:  March 12,2025,7:30-9:00 PM ET__

Reimagine the dental hygiene appointment by moving beyond the traditional 20-20-20 approach. This course helps redefine patient care through an individualized process that integrates modern technology and innovative techniques. Participants will explore advancements in assessment tools, diagnostic strategies, treatment planning, procedures, and homecare solutions that enable clinicians to excel in the operatory while enhancing patient outcomes.

Guided by Dr. Joy, this dynamic session highlights cutting-edge technologies, including intraoral scanning, advanced radiography, new hand and ultrasonic instruments, air polishing, laser techniques, and preventive products designed to elevate clinical practice and care delivery. With a focus on biofilm management, calculus removal, preservation of tooth structure, and the oral-systemic connection, attendees will gain fresh insights and evidence-based tools to deliver personalized, patient-centered care.


__Live CE Webinar:  March 12, 2025,7:30-9:00 PM ET__

Reimagine the dental hygiene appointment by moving beyond the traditional 20-20-20 approach. This course helps redefine patient care through an individualized process that integrates modern technology and innovative techniques. Participants will explore advancements in assessment tools, diagnostic strategies, treatment planning, procedures, and homecare solutions that enable clinicians to excel in the operatory while enhancing patient outcomes.

Rethink Routine, Redefine Care: Reimagining Your Dental Hygiene Appointment

Dental caries remains a global health problem in children. Dental professionals play a vital role in the management of early childhood caries. Early interception with simple yet effective prevention programs can help. This course will discuss real world strategies to mitigate the burden of early childhood caries.

CE1003 - Pediatric Caries Prevention and Homecare

Pediatric Caries Prevention and Homecare

Samuel St. John

__LIVE Webinar Date: January 8th, 2025, 7:30-9:00 PM ET__

Clinical evidence of the impact of stannous fluoride on erosive tooth wear will be presented as well as strategies for reducing tooth wear in patients exhibiting erosive lesions.


Clinical evidence of the impact of stannous fluoride on erosive tooth wear will be presented as well as strategies for reducing tooth wear in patients exhibiting erosive lesions.

The Impact of Stannous Fluoride on Tooth Wear

__LIVE Webinar Date: December 11th, 2024, 7:30-9:00 PM ET__

This course explores the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in modern periodontal care, focusing on its application in periodontal disease classification, diagnosis, and the development of personalized homecare recommendations. Participants will learn how AI technologies can enhance diagnostic accuracy, predict disease progression, and tailor homecare strategies based on individual patient needs. The course will examine evidence-based approaches to patient education and homecare suggestions, emphasizing how these interventions improve treatment outcomes, patient compliance, and overall oral health.


This course explores the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in modern periodontal care, focusing on its application in periodontal disease classification, diagnosis, and the development of personalized homecare recommendations. Participants will learn how AI technologies can enhance diagnostic accuracy, predict disease progression, and tailor homecare strategies based on individual patient needs. The course will examine evidence-based approaches to patient education and homecare suggestions, emphasizing how these interventions improve treatment outcomes, patient compliance, and overall oral health.

Leveraging AI for Enhanced Periodontal Classification and Effective Homecare Strategies

LIVE Webinar Date: __November 13, 2024, 7:30 - 9:00 PM ET__

This concise presentation covers a number of treatment modalities in bleaching. Participants will learn everything from at-home bleaching to in-office bleaching to non-vital bleaching to gingival bleaching.

This concise presentation covers a number of treatment modalities in bleaching. Participants will learn everything from at-home bleaching to in-office bleaching to non-vital bleaching to gingival bleaching.

Internal and External Dental Bleaching: From Non-Vital Teeth to Gingiva

This course seeks to evaluate the effectiveness of implant surface decontamination therapies for treatment of peri-implant disease.

The placement of endosseous dental implants is a well-accepted treatment option for edentulism as implants have demonstrated high survival rates over long periods of time.[1](/en-us/ce-courses/ce696/references#1) Dental implants are a common and growing treatment modality and it is estimated that up to 5 million dental implants are placed each year.[2](/en-us/ce-courses/ce696/references#2) While dental implant survival rates remain high, reports indicate that a significant proportion of dental implants will develop peri-implant mucositis and peri-implantitis.[3-6](/en-us/ce-courses/ce696/references#3) Prevalence data for peri-implant disease is heterogeneous, but estimates suggest that the prevalence of peri-implant mucositis and peri-implantitis range from 46-63% and 19-23%, respectively.[7](/en-us/ce-courses/ce696/references#7) Inflammatory implant diseases are progressive and it has been shown that the inflammatory lesions associated with peri-implant diseases are larger than those around teeth with similar clinical presentation.[8,](/en-us/ce-courses/ce696/references#8)[9](/en-us/ce-courses/ce696/references#9) There are several risk factors that can lead to inflammation, peri-implant mucositis, and, later, peri-implantitis.[4,](/en-us/ce-courses/ce696/references#4)[10-12](/en-us/ce-courses/ce696/references#10) Systemic and environmental factors may play a secondary role in disease progression and susceptibility, but peri-implant diseases are initiated by accumulation of bacterial biofilm.[4,](/en-us/ce-courses/ce696/references#4)[13,](/en-us/ce-courses/ce696/references#13)[14](/en-us/ce-courses/ce696/references#14) As bacterial plaque is the primary etiology for peri-implant disease, current therapies for peri-implantitis require dental plaque removal and implant surface detoxification as a critical step for successful surgical and/or nonsurgical treatment of peri-implantitis.[15,](/en-us/ce-courses/ce696/references#15)[16](/en-us/ce-courses/ce696/references#16) This surface detoxification has been accomplished with physical, chemical, laser therapy, and/or other means.

Treatment of peri-implantitis is unpredictable. It has been reported that even with strict supportive peri-implant therapy after active treatment for peri-implant disease, complete resolution of disease is not achieved in the majority of cases over the long term.[17,](/en-us/ce-courses/ce696/references#17)[18](/en-us/ce-courses/ce696/references#18) Given the paucity of evidence for efficacious treatments of peri-implant disease, it is imperative that clinicians monitor and prevent the development of inflammation and provide intervention at the earliest possible time in the disease process. Further, critical evaluation of available treatment modalities is imperative to understand best practices for treatment of implant diseases.

Adjunctive Implant Surface Decontamination for Treatment of Peri-Implant Disease is a free dental continuing education course that covers a wide range of topics relevant to the oral healthcare professional community.

Laser Therapy for Adjunctive Treatment of Peri-Implant Disease

Shelly Feiwell

Participants in this course will be introduced to OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard, which was updated in 2024 to align with the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling (GHS). In addition, they will be introduced to the proper management of common hazardous materials found in the dental office. The course is advisory in nature and informational in content. Its purpose is to assist oral healthcare facilities to identify relevant parts of the rule. In addition, it provides guidance to develop and implement an effective HazCom program.

<div class="bg-aliceBlue" style="padding:10px;">Syllabus: Infection Prevention, Hazardous Waste Management, and Hazard Communication Compliance

The information in this 10-module syllabus is intended (1) to meet initial educational/training requirements for Dental Students, Dental Hygiene Students, and Dental Assistant Students as mandated by OSHA and other federal, state, local and professional organizations, (2) to provide a framework for an in-service training program in oral healthcare settings to meet annual educational/training requirements as mandated by OSHA and other federal, state, local and professional organizations, and (3) to serve as a resource for oral healthcare personnel wishing to review evidence-based information on specific topics related to infection prevention, hazardous waste management, and hazard communication compliance.

[Infection Prevention, Hazard Waste Management, and Hazard Communication Compliance](https://assets.ctfassets.net/u2qv1tdtdbbu/5b9qPA39nMCDWmzUaZjYvM/ff77d8e04625cfd6bbbe757296bed34b/Infection_Prevention_Hazardous_Waste_Syllabus_-2023_update.pdf)</div>

Hazard Communication Compliance and Waste Management is a free dental continuing education course that covers a wide range of topics relevant to the oral healthcare professional community.

Hazard Communication Compliance and Waste Management

An ideal smile is composed of individual components that interact in a harmonic manner. The three primary aspects of an ideal smile are: the teeth, lips, and gingiva. While beauty may be in the eye of the beholder, there are established guidelines to which we should adhere when assessing and creating overall ideal smile esthetics. This course seeks to describe the current evidence assessing ideal smile components as well as the impact of age, gender, and race/ethnicity on how smiles are judged as attractive or unattractive.


Evaluating and Establishing Ideal Smile Esthetics : Beauty is More than Skin Deep

The topics reviewed in this continuing education course include:  normal oral structures; common oral conditions; eruption patterns; dental caries and prevention; nonsurgical caries management options and orofacial trauma.  Upon completion of this course the user will better understand appropriate evaluation, treatment, and preventive measures that should be instituted during infancy and continued on a regular basis to maintain optimal oral health.

A child's oral health is an integral part of overall health. Appropriate evaluation, treatment, and preventive measures should be instituted during infancy and continued on a regular basis to maintain optimal health. This presentation is designed to offer practical pediatric oral health information and has been developed in cooperation with the *American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry*.

Topics in this presentation include:

- Normal Oral Structures
- Common Oral Conditions
- Eruption Patterns
- Dental Caries and Prevention
- Orofacial Trauma

These topics were selected to provide the background necessary to offer advice on a variety of conditions and to encourage early referral to the pediatric dentist.


The topics reviewed in this continuing education course include:  normal oral structures; common oral conditions; eruption patterns; dental caries and prevention; nonsurgical caries management options and orofacial trauma.  Upon completion of this course the user will better understand appropriate evaluation, treatment, and preventive measures that should be instituted during infancy and continued on a regular basis to maintain optimal oral health.

Smiles For Tomorrow

Sandra D'Amato-Palumbo

This course is designed specifically for dental professionals to deepen their understanding of mental health challenges and mental well-being. Participants will learn the following skills: 

- Recognize the signs and symptoms of mental health disorders, such as burnout. 
- Acknowledge the importance of normalizing conversations about mental health to diminish stigma.
- Explore effective strategies for promoting self-care and resilience.
- Foster a supportive work environment.
- Maintain a healthy work-life balance.


Take Faces Behind the Mask: Unveiling Mental Health Among Dental Professionals, a free dental continuing education course that covers a wide range of topics relevant to the oral healthcare professional community.

Faces Behind the Mask: Unveiling Mental Health Among Dental Professionals

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