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Dental Whitening Via Ionic Technology

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Date/Time:
Thursday, 09/20/18 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM

Format(s):
Lecture/Hands-On

Credit Hours:
2

 Not the same old bleaching procedure...

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Bleaching procedures provide a minimally invasive solution for esthetic dentistry, and have changed treatment options in achieving optimal, natural looking outcomes for patients.  There are many different materials and techniques available to accomplish this task, from over-the-counter to in-office delivery systems.  In-office systems have been an attractive option for the patients and practitioners seeking immediate results. However, there are many draw backs to in-office systems that have lead practitioners to move away from this option.  These changes within the profession have motivated manufacturers to develop alternative approaches to provide a predictable outcome without the common side effects of in-office bleaching systems. 

COURSE SCHEDULE

5:30 -7:30PM:  Presentation (Light snacks provided)

INSTRUCTOR BIO

 

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Sibel A. Antonson, D.D.S.,

Ph.D., M.B.A.

Dr. Antonson serves as faculty member and director of clinical research for the Department of Cariology and Restorative Dentistry at NSU’s College of Dental Medicine (NSU/CDM)She served as the clinical professor and the director of Dental Biomaterials at The State University of New York at Buffalo, School of Dental Medicine, and was also a director of education and professional services at Ivoclar Vivadent.  Dr. Antonson has been involved with teaching, research and practice simultaneously at the University of Florida, Department of Dental Biomaterials (1997–2000) and NSU/CDM (2001–2008). In 2000, she was appointed new products manager at Dentsply Caulk where she invented and launched PoGo, the first one-step composite finishing and polishing device. She was president for the International Association of Dental Research, Dental Materials Group in 2007–2008, and currently serves as councilor. She has authored book chapters and peer-reviewed publications, and lectured nationally and internationally on dental biomaterials, prosthodontic and restorative techniques.

EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES

  • Understand the bleaching mechanism of action
  • Make an informed treatment decisions based on the individual needs of the patient
  • Implement a predictable and efficient in-office system empowered by the new technologies
  • Understand the economic advantages of the new technologies

 

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

NSU Dental CE Acknowledges with Gratitude the Support of COLGATE PALMOLIVE

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