Dan Holtsclaw

113 Zygomatic and Pterygoid Implants with Dr. Dan Holtsclaw

Brian Harris

Are you still passionate about where your practice is heading? Listen as Dr. Philip Gordon and his guest Dr. Brian Harris discuss how to stay excited in your practice, what is happening with the Smile Virtual system, how you can use this system to grow your business and much more on this episode of Dental Implant Practices.  Brian is a cosmetic dentist in the Phoenix area and the Smile Virtual system founder. It teaches doctors how to do virtual consultations and use social media marketing to increase their businesses. Brian begins by sharing a little of his background and his journey into dentistry. Listen as Brian discusses how his process of getting new clients differs from the traditional way, how to be more clear on pricing and what a client needs, and how Instagram can be used successfully as a marketing tool. Brian believes showing clients before and after pictures and sharing tidbits about himself on social media allows potential clients to be more comfortable discussing their needs. Is your office suffering because of COVID-19? Take advantage of this downtime to up your virtual game. Brian and Philip talk about how implementing the Smile Virtual system has allowed them to be more productive in three days than they ever were in five days. If you are ready to implement something new and take advantage of the new normal of virtual consultations, then this is an episode you can’t miss.   In This Episode: [00:23] - Welcome to the show, Brian! [01:21] - Brian shares his background and how he started in cosmetic dentistry. [04:08] - Brian speaks about how he took his practice in a direction that gave him his passion for the job back. [07:04] - How did you go from the idea of having virtual consults and using social media to putting it into practice? [09:32] - Brian shares how they get about 90% acceptance the way they market. [11:37] - Brian discusses how their process differs from the traditional way of talking to a patient. [14:06] - Adding clarity instead of confusion allows potential patients to trust what you are telling them. [15:26] - Why is Instagram such an excellent marketing platform?  [17:40] - Brian speaks about what is new on Instagram that people need to know. [21:24] - Instagram is marketing, and it depends on how creative you are and how much time you want to devote to posting. [24:59] - What does your daily schedule look like now that you are practicing the way you want? [27:40] - Brian shares about some other doctors he knows and how they have learned how to be more productive in three days than they ever were in five. [30:45] - Brian discusses how to get signed up with Smile Virtual, and how they expect to see their business grow in the next year. [33:34] - Are you ready to implement something new? [36:25] - Thank you so much for being on the show!   Links and Resources: Dr. Brian Harris Smile Virtual  Smile Virtual Dentist @drbrianharris Instagram

Are you still passionate about where your practice is heading? Listen as Dr. Philip Gordon and his guest Dr. Brian Harris discuss how to stay excited in your practice, what is happening with the <a href="https://www.smilevirtual.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Smile Virtual</a> system, how you can use this system to grow your business and much more on this episode of <a href="https://www.dentalimplantpractices.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dental Implant Practices</a>.  Brian is a cosmetic dentist in the Phoenix area and the <a href="https://www.smilevirtual.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Smile Virtual</a> system founder. It teaches doctors how to do virtual consultations and use social media marketing to increase their businesses. Brian begins by sharing a little of his background and his journey into dentistry. Listen as Brian discusses how his process of getting new clients differs from the traditional way, how to be more clear on pricing and what a client needs, and how Instagram can be used successfully as a marketing tool. Brian believes showing clients before and after pictures and sharing tidbits about himself on social media allows potential clients to be more comfortable discussing their needs. Is your office suffering because of COVID-19? Take advantage of this downtime to up your virtual game. Brian and Philip talk about how implementing the Smile Virtual system has allowed them to be more productive in three days than they ever were in five days. If you are ready to implement something new and take advantage of the new normal of virtual consultations, then this is an episode you can’t miss.   In This Episode: [00:23] - Welcome to the show, Brian! [01:21] - Brian shares his background and how he started in cosmetic dentistry. [04:08] - Brian speaks about how he took his practice in a direction that gave him his passion for the job back. [07:04] - How did you go from the idea of having virtual consults and using social media to putting it into practice? [09:32] - Brian shares how they get about 90% acceptance the way they market. [11:37] - Brian discusses how their process differs from the traditional way of talking to a patient. [14:06] - Adding clarity instead of confusion allows potential patients to trust what you are telling them. [15:26] - Why is Instagram such an excellent marketing platform?  [17:40] - Brian speaks about what is new on Instagram that people need to know. [21:24] - Instagram is marketing, and it depends on how creative you are and how much time you want to devote to posting. [24:59] - What does your daily schedule look like now that you are practicing the way you want? [27:40] - Brian shares about some other doctors he knows and how they have learned how to be more productive in three days than they ever were in five. [30:45] - Brian discusses how to get signed up with Smile Virtual, and how they expect to see their business grow in the next year. [33:34] - Are you ready to implement something new? [36:25] - Thank you so much for being on the show! Links and Resources: <a href="https://app.smilevirtual.com/dr-brian-harris/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dr. Brian Harris</a> <a href="https://www.smilevirtual.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Smile Virtual </a> <a href="https://smilevirtualdentist.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Smile Virtual Dentist</a> @drbrianharris <a href="https://www.instagram.com/drbrianharris/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a>

112 Smile Virtual with Dr. Brian Harris

111 Dental Implant Practices Uncensored with Implant Pathway and the Worm.

110 Dental Implant Tax Credit with Leyton Consulting

Philip Gordon

109 How to build an In-House Dental Lab with Philip Gordon DDS

Frank Zastrow

Curriculum Vitae Dr. Frank Zastrow  1999-2004 Dental School, University of Heidelberg, Germany 2005 – 2007 Research associate at the oral surgery unit, dentistry, oral- and maxillofacial surgery center, University of Heidelberg (medical director: Prof. Dr. Dr. J. Mühling) 2008 Specialty status: Licensed for dentistry and oral surgery, Doctorate from University of Heidelberg2009 Certified for implant dentistry and periodontics 2009 – 2012 Practice as oral surgeon at the Private clinic Schloss Schellenstein, Olsberg, Germany (medical directors: Prof. Dr. F. Khoury/ Dr. J. Schmidt) 2011 Appointment to „Master of oral medicine in implantology“ (University of Münster, Germany) 2011 Senior physician at the Private clinic Schloss Schellenstein (Prof. Dr. F. Khoury) 2012 Certified “Expert in Implantoloy” (DGOI) and “Diplomate status in Implantology” (ICOI)May 2012 „Practice clinic for oral surgery Dr. Zastrow &amp; Colleagues“ in Wiesloch(near Heidelberg), Germany    https://www.myimplantbusiness.com/   Free E-book:  https://www.myimplantbusiness.com/collections/free-media-1

Curriculum Vitae Dr. Frank Zastrow <ul> <li>1999-2004 Dental School, University of Heidelberg, Germany</li> <li>2005 – 2007 Research associate at the oral surgery unit, dentistry, oral- and maxillofacial surgery center, University of Heidelberg (medical director: Prof. Dr. Dr. J. Mühling)</li> <li>2008 Specialty status: Licensed for dentistry and oral surgery, Doctorate from University of Heidelberg2009 Certified for implant dentistry and periodontics</li> <li>2009 – 2012 Practice as oral surgeon at the Private clinic Schloss Schellenstein, Olsberg, Germany (medical directors: Prof. Dr. F. Khoury/ Dr. J. Schmidt)</li> <li>2011 Appointment to „Master of oral medicine in implantology“ (University of Münster, Germany)</li> <li>2011 Senior physician at the Private clinic Schloss Schellenstein (Prof. Dr. F. Khoury)</li> <li>2012 Certified “Expert in Implantoloy” (DGOI) and “Diplomate status in Implantology” (ICOI)May</li> <li>2012 „Practice clinic for oral surgery Dr. Zastrow &amp; Colleagues“ in Wiesloch(near Heidelberg), Germany</li> </ul> <a href="https://www.myimplantbusiness.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.myimplantbusiness.com/</a> Free E-book: <a href="https://www.myimplantbusiness.com/collections/free-media-1" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://www.myimplantbusiness.com/collections/free-media-1</a>

108 Real Bone Builders with Dr. Frank Zastrow

Horst Beyer

107 iMetric 4D Implant Imaging with Horst Beyer

Adrian Hernandez

106 PiC Dental precise implant capture with Adrian Hernandez

Keith Goldstein

105 Dess Dental Solutions with Keith Goldstein

Snjezana Pohl

Zagreb Faculty of medicine, Munich Faculty of Dental Medicine. Work experience at the General surgery andOrthopedics in Munich. Oral Surgery residency in Munich. Doctorate in Koeln. Co-owner of the Praxisklinikfor oraland maxillofacial surgery in Starnberg, Germany. Over 1000 hours of professional training and EDA (EuropeanDental Association) certification for Periodontal specialist (2002) and Implantology specialist (2010).In 2010 she returned in the country and started working at Rident Polyclinic. She is the Chief of oral surgery andsince 2012, one of the co-owners. She is also a head assistant at the Oral medicine and Periodontology Departmentat the Faculty of Medicine in Rijeka.An active lecturer inthe fields of implantology and periodontology (Germany, Spain, Italy, Croatia). Numerouspublications in scientific magazines. She underlines the importance of minimally invasive techniques.Dr. Pohl gains energy and motivation from her satisfied patients, as well as from a small number of hard working anddedicated young colleagues that she mentors.She is a member of the AAP (American Academy of Periodontology), EDA (European Dental Association), CroatianPeriodontal Association, Croatian Dental Chamber, Croatian Medical Association, Bayerische Zahnärztekammer.Dr. Pohl also speaks 3 languages: German, English &amp; Italian. Dental XP Conference- http://www.dentalxp.com/symposium/?fbclid=IwAR00psmp_DIxfJeUQU4LmNcXSH5kDvjXDOZN4hlO2lZTlD0tJv1KrgiB27I    Divas in Dentistry- https://divasindentistry.com/?fbclid=IwAR2rSi_8ktv0_ec6f0hF5bgyIsM0EefVM6gqlZ1Q8qYaNWGnFMUMZ8TBTOQ   Implant Training- https://www.ideausa.net/courses/implant-surgical-procedures-for-the-esthetic-region-2011/?fbclid=IwAR3vjSeqP3f_wMXuX_KO2IDeDUOXOLjEz_8hzl1ac7N1TdCpWAqqR51GKas

Zagreb Faculty of medicine, Munich Faculty of Dental Medicine. Work experience at the General surgery andOrthopedics in Munich. Oral Surgery residency in Munich. Doctorate in Koeln. Co-owner of the Praxisklinikfor oraland maxillofacial surgery in Starnberg, Germany. Over 1000 hours of professional training and EDA (EuropeanDental Association) certification for Periodontal specialist (2002) and Implantology specialist (2010).In 2010 she returned in the country and started working at Rident Polyclinic. She is the Chief of oral surgery andsince 2012, one of the co-owners. She is also a head assistant at the Oral medicine and Periodontology Departmentat the Faculty of Medicine in <a href="http://Rijeka.An" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rijeka.An</a> active lecturer inthe fields of implantology and periodontology (Germany, Spain, Italy, Croatia). Numerouspublications in scientific magazines. She underlines the importance of minimally invasive techniques.Dr. Pohl gains energy and motivation from her satisfied patients, as well as from a small number of hard working anddedicated young colleagues that she mentors.She is a member of the AAP (American Academy of Periodontology), EDA (European Dental Association), CroatianPeriodontal Association, Croatian Dental Chamber, Croatian Medical Association, Bayerische Zahnärztekammer.Dr. Pohl also speaks 3 languages: German, English &amp; Italian. Dental XP Conference- <a href="http://www.dentalxp.com/symposium/?fbclid=IwAR00psmp_DIxfJeUQU4LmNcXSH5kDvjXDOZN4hlO2lZTlD0tJv1KrgiB27I" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.dentalxp.com/symposium/?fbclid=IwAR00psmp_DIxfJeUQU4LmNcXSH5kDvjXDOZN4hlO2lZTlD0tJv1KrgiB27I</a> Divas in Dentistry- <a href="https://divasindentistry.com/?fbclid=IwAR2rSi_8ktv0_ec6f0hF5bgyIsM0EefVM6gqlZ1Q8qYaNWGnFMUMZ8TBTOQ" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://divasindentistry.com/?fbclid=IwAR2rSi_8ktv0_ec6f0hF5bgyIsM0EefVM6gqlZ1Q8qYaNWGnFMUMZ8TBTOQ</a> Implant Training- <a href="https://www.ideausa.net/courses/implant-surgical-procedures-for-the-esthetic-region-2011/?fbclid=IwAR3vjSeqP3f_wMXuX_KO2IDeDUOXOLjEz_8hzl1ac7N1TdCpWAqqR51GKas" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.ideausa.net/courses/implant-surgical-procedures-for-the-esthetic-region-2011/?fbclid=IwAR3vjSeqP3f_wMXuX_KO2IDeDUOXOLjEz_8hzl1ac7N1TdCpWAqqR51GKas</a>

104 Autogenous Grafting with Dr. Snjezana Pohl

Incorporate dental implant into bone and into your practice.7 year journey on how to get implants in practice from logistical and technical standpoint.

Thank you Dr Gordon! This has quickly became my favorite dental podcast.

Dr Matt Starley

awesome lineup of speakers

Incorporate dental implant into bone and into your practice. 7 year journey on how to get implants in practice from logistical and technical standpoint.

Dental Implant Practices

Charles Schlesinger

Today’s guest is Charles Schlesinger, DDS, FICOI. Charles is a dental implant practitioner and educator who has lectured domestically and internationally, and has been awarded as one of Dentistry Today’s Top Educators for several years running. He’s an expert in such topics as advanced restorative, implantology, and cadaver-based implant and grafting. When he’s not lecturing, he maintains a private practice in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Charles’ name has been showing up everywhere for me lately, and I’m delighted to have him on the show. He’ll share his story and talk about where he did his studies, as well as how he got to where he is today. Given his expertise in dentistry, you would think this was his lifelong passion, but in fact he took a winding route to get here. He worked in immunology research for a couple years, then transitioned into teaching high school biology, before finally moving into dentistry. As you’ll hear today, Charles believes that every dentist is capable of placing implants if they really want to. If this is an area that interests you, he recommends finding a beginning course from an instructor you like to learn more about the area. If you don’t feel ready after the end of that course, you can build from there. Once you’ve gotten your feet wet and want to take the next steps, look into The CD Schlesinger Group to learn more. If you’re further along in your career and ready for something new, you might want to get involved in teaching and education. As an expert in this himself, Charles offers several potential paths that someone at this stage could take. Tune into the episode to hear his recommendations! We’ll also chat about the importance of differentiating yourself and where Charles will be offering courses this year, and Charles will offer some closing words of encouragement. Today’s Guest:  Charles Schlesinger, DDS on LinkedIn The CD Schlesinger Group In This Episode: [01:13] - Charles takes a moment to share the story of how he got into dentistry, which wasn’t his original intended field of work. [05:54] - We hear about Charles’ decision to branch out into his own practice, and how his career has progressed from there. [10:13] - A lot of people can probably relate to Charles’ story and path, Philip points out. [11:20] - One of the unique aspects of dentistry is that you have the ability to be a jack-of-all-trades but also pick and choose what you want to do, Charles explains. [13:18] - For people who are early in their implant dentistry career, where could somewhere learn more about implants? [20:02] - Philip seconds Charles’ recommendation to take a small course to see if implant dentistry is right for you. [22:12] - Charles offers advice for someone who’s taken the first step and has placed a couple dozen implants and wants to go to the next level. [29:40] - For someone who’s further along in their career and wants to look into getting involved with education, how could they get involved with that? [38:04] - Philip recommends finding what you’re passionate about, documenting those cases, and telling a story. [39:30] - Charles recommends finding something about what you do that differentiates you from everyone else. [41:26] - Where will Charles be teaching various courses in 2019? [45:17] - People can get in touch with Charles through his website, The CD Schlesinger Group. Links and Resources:  Charles Schlesinger, DDS on LinkedIn The CD Schlesinger Group chuck@thecdschlesingergroup.com Glidewell Laboratories Perio Institute Yankee Dental Congress Idaho AGD New Mexico AGD The CD Schlesinger Group “Education” page

Today’s guest is Charles Schlesinger, DDS, FICOI. Charles is a dental implant practitioner and educator who has lectured domestically and internationally, and has been awarded as one of Dentistry Today’s Top Educators for several years running. He’s an expert in such topics as advanced restorative, implantology, and cadaver-based implant and grafting. When he’s not lecturing, he maintains a private practice in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Charles’ name has been showing up everywhere for me lately, and I’m delighted to have him on the show. He’ll share his story and talk about where he did his studies, as well as how he got to where he is today. Given his expertise in dentistry, you would think this was his lifelong passion, but in fact he took a winding route to get here. He worked in immunology research for a couple years, then transitioned into teaching high school biology, before finally moving into dentistry. As you’ll hear today, Charles believes that every dentist is capable of placing implants if they really want to. If this is an area that interests you, he recommends finding a beginning course from an instructor you like to learn more about the area. If you don’t feel ready after the end of that course, you can build from there. Once you’ve gotten your feet wet and want to take the next steps, look into <a href="https://www.thecdschlesingergroup.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The CD Schlesinger Group</a> to learn more. If you’re further along in your career and ready for something new, you might want to get involved in teaching and education. As an expert in this himself, Charles offers several potential paths that someone at this stage could take. Tune into the episode to hear his recommendations! We’ll also chat about the importance of differentiating yourself and where Charles will be offering courses this year, and Charles will offer some closing words of encouragement. Today’s Guest: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/charles-schlesinger-dds-2b493a11/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Charles Schlesinger, DDS on LinkedIn</a> <a href="https://www.thecdschlesingergroup.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The CD Schlesinger Group</a> In This Episode: [01:13] - Charles takes a moment to share the story of how he got into dentistry, which wasn’t his original intended field of work. [05:54] - We hear about Charles’ decision to branch out into his own practice, and how his career has progressed from there. [10:13] - A lot of people can probably relate to Charles’ story and path, Philip points out. [11:20] - One of the unique aspects of dentistry is that you have the ability to be a jack-of-all-trades but also pick and choose what you want to do, Charles explains. [13:18] - For people who are early in their implant dentistry career, where could somewhere learn more about implants? [20:02] - Philip seconds Charles’ recommendation to take a small course to see if implant dentistry is right for you. [22:12] - Charles offers advice for someone who’s taken the first step and has placed a couple dozen implants and wants to go to the next level. [29:40] - For someone who’s further along in their career and wants to look into getting involved with education, how could they get involved with that? [38:04] - Philip recommends finding what you’re passionate about, documenting those cases, and telling a story. [39:30] - Charles recommends finding something about what you do that differentiates you from everyone else. [41:26] - Where will Charles be teaching various courses in 2019? [45:17] - People can get in touch with Charles through his website, <a href="https://www.thecdschlesingergroup.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The CD Schlesinger Group</a>. Links and Resources: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/charles-schlesinger-dds-2b493a11/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Charles Schlesinger, DDS on LinkedIn</a> <a href="https://www.thecdschlesingergroup.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The CD Schlesinger Group</a> <a href="mailto:chuck@thecdschlesingergroup.com">chuck@thecdschlesingergroup.com</a> <a href="https://glidewelldental.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Glidewell Laboratories</a> <a href="https://perio.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Perio Institute</a> <a href="https://www.yankeedental.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Yankee Dental Congress</a> <a href="http://cst.agd.org/constituent/main/?CHAP_ID=ID" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Idaho AGD</a> <a href="http://cst.agd.org/constituent/main/?CHAP_ID=NM" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">New Mexico AGD</a> <a href="https://www.thecdschlesingergroup.com/education" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The CD Schlesinger Group “Education” page</a>

085 Implant Education with Dr Charles Schlesinger

100 Dental Implant MBA 2.0 Lecture by Philip Gordon DDS

103 Nobel, Straumann, Implant Clone Wars and The End Game

Randolph Resnik

Dr. Resnik is a one of the original faculty and founding members of the Misch Institute since 1988 and worked alongside Dr. Carl Misch for over 30 years. He is internationally known as a leading educator, clinician, author and researcher in the field of Oral Implantology and Prosthodontics. He received his dental education from the University of Pittsburgh along with his specialty degree in Prosthodontics, Surgical Fellowship in Oral Implantology, and a Master’s degree in Oral Implantology/Radiology.   Currently, Dr. Resnik is a Clinical Professor of Oral Implantology and Periodontics at Temple University in Philadelphia, Adjunct Professor at the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine Department of Graduate Prosthodontics, faculty at Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh and the Surgical Director and Chief of Staff of the Misch International Implant Institute. He is a consultant to numerous implant companies and laboratories. Dr. Resnik is a diplomate of the American Board of Oral Implantology and the International Congress of Oral Implantologists. He is a frequent lecturer, both domestically and internationally, along with being a leading researcher and author in the field of Oral Implantology. Dr. Resnik is the author of the recently released leading textbook in Implant Dentistry “Avoiding Complications in Oral Implantology” by Elsevier Medical Publishing. He maintains a private practice in Pittsburgh, PA limited to Oral Implantology.

Dr. Resnik is a one of the original faculty and founding members of the Misch Institute since 1988 and worked alongside Dr. Carl Misch for over 30 years. He is internationally known as a leading educator, clinician, author and researcher in the field of Oral Implantology and Prosthodontics. He received his dental education from the University of Pittsburgh along with his specialty degree in Prosthodontics, Surgical Fellowship in Oral Implantology, and a Master’s degree in Oral Implantology/Radiology.  Currently, Dr. Resnik is a Clinical Professor of Oral Implantology and Periodontics at Temple University in Philadelphia, Adjunct Professor at the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine Department of Graduate Prosthodontics, faculty at Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh and the Surgical Director and Chief of Staff of the Misch International Implant Institute. He is a consultant to numerous implant companies and laboratories. Dr. Resnik is a diplomate of the American Board of Oral Implantology and the International Congress of Oral Implantologists. He is a frequent lecturer, both domestically and internationally, along with being a leading researcher and author in the field of Oral Implantology. Dr. Resnik is the author of the recently released leading textbook in Implant Dentistry “Avoiding Complications in Oral Implantology” by Elsevier Medical Publishing. He maintains a private practice in Pittsburgh, PA limited to Oral Implantology.

068 Misch Implant Institute with Dr. Randolph Resnik 

Let’s talk about dental implant continuing education for the general dentist! I’m often asked what the best courses are for a general dentist to learn implantology. The short answer is to take all of the courses you can, but the longer answer depends on other things including what you already know, your current abilities, and the current state of your practice. The rules of the marketplace have fundamentally shifted, and the gatekeepers aren’t as powerful as they used to be. Now, anyone can break into implantology if it’s something they want enough. And now that this shift has happened, the biggest obstacle to your success is in your head. It’s time to get past that and write your own story! Now let’s get into specific. My recommendation for a general dentist getting into implantology is to take multiple paths over a long period of time. A specific suggestion that I highly recommend on the business side is my own Dental Implant MBA program. You’ll learn how to develop, market, and master your implant practice through this series of courses. (Also, check out my mini-course on  dental implant funnel marketing.) If you’re not sure whether implant dentistry is something you’re interested in, try a short weekend course. I recommend Glidewell Dental’s  Restorative Driven Implant Solutions Utilizing the Latest Technology course, or  Implant Dentistry 101 from Implant Direct. Both of these are great introductory courses for implantology. Once you’re ready for a comprehensive course with implant training, I recommend Implant Pathway. This takes a big amount of material and delivers it within a shorter, more consumable package. I believe it’s the best implant training that there is for beginners! For a longer, in-depth course and credentialing with the AAID, I highly recommend a MaxiCourse. If you want something that’s all online, look into DentalXP's Online Implant Fellowship Program. It’s a challenging, rigorous course that will leave you top-level implantology knowledge. That’s a lot of suggestions, and there are a lot more courses. I hope this episode has helped give you a place to start! If you need advice or opinions on these or other courses, please feel free to reach out to me directly.   In This Episode: [00:13] - Philip welcomes listeners back to the show, and explains that this episode will be about dental implant continuing education for the general dentist. [01:03] - We hear about the importance of creating a different story if what you’re doing now isn’t working. [01:55] - The rules have fundamentally shifted in a way that lets anyone break into implantology, Philip explains. [03:01] - Philip shares an inspirational story, and explains how it applies to the dental industry. [04:37] - We get into CE courses for implantology for the general dentist, with Philip offering his recommendations. [05:51] - Philip offers two recommendations for short courses to figure out whether implant dentistry is right for you:  Restorative Driven Implant Solutions Utilizing the Latest Technology or  Implant Dentistry 101. [06:27] - We hear Philip’s recommendation for the next course once you decide that implant dentistry is something you want to pursue: Implant Pathway. [07:27] - Philip recommends the AAID MaxiCourse for a longer, more in-depth course into dental implantology. [08:21] - For a comprehensive, all-online course, try the Online Implant Fellowship Program from DentalXP. [09:09] - There are tons of other courses that there isn’t time to dig into, Philip explains. The ones he has recommended, though, are the basics that will get you started.   Links and Resources: Hernán Cortés Dental Implant MBA  Restorative Driven Implant Solutions Utilizing the Latest Technology from Glidewell Dental  Implant Dentistry 101 from Implant Direct Implant Pathway AAID AAID MaxiCourse DentalXP's Online Implant Fellowship Program

Let’s talk about dental implant continuing education for the general dentist! I’m often asked what the best courses are for a general dentist to learn implantology. The short answer is to take all of the courses you can, but the longer answer depends on other things including what you already know, your current abilities, and the current state of your practice. The rules of the marketplace have fundamentally shifted, and the gatekeepers aren’t as powerful as they used to be. Now, anyone can break into implantology if it’s something they want enough. And now that this shift has happened, the biggest obstacle to your success is in your head. It’s time to get past that and write your own story! Now let’s get into specific. My recommendation for a general dentist getting into implantology is to take multiple paths over a long period of time. A specific suggestion that I highly recommend on the business side is my own <a href="https://dentalimplantmba.teachable.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dental Implant MBA</a> program. You’ll learn how to develop, market, and master your implant practice through this series of courses. (Also, check out my mini-course on <a href="https://gordondental.clickfunnels.com/squeeze-page28779651" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> dental implant funnel marketing</a>.) If you’re not sure whether implant dentistry is something you’re interested in, try a short weekend course. I recommend Glidewell Dental’s <a href="https://glidewelldental.com/education/on-demand-ce-courses/coursesrestorative-driven-implant-solutions-utilizing-the-latest-technology/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Restorative Driven Implant Solutions Utilizing the Latest Technology</a> course, or <a href="https://www.implantdirect.com/events/implant-dentistry-101-getting-started-edu-081019" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Implant Dentistry 101</a> from Implant Direct. Both of these are great introductory courses for implantology. Once you’re ready for a comprehensive course with implant training, I recommend <a href="https://implantpathway.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Implant Pathway</a>. This takes a big amount of material and delivers it within a shorter, more consumable package. I believe it’s the best implant training that there is for beginners! For a longer, in-depth course and credentialing with the <a href="https://www.aaid.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AAID</a>, I highly recommend a <a href="https://www.aaidmaxicourse.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">MaxiCourse</a>. If you want something that’s all online, look into <a href="https://implantfellowship.dentalxp.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">DentalXP's Online Implant Fellowship Program</a>. It’s a challenging, rigorous course that will leave you top-level implantology knowledge. That’s a lot of suggestions, and there are a lot more courses. I hope this episode has helped give you a place to start! If you need advice or opinions on these or other courses, please feel free to reach out to me directly. In This Episode: [00:13] - Philip welcomes listeners back to the show, and explains that this episode will be about dental implant continuing education for the general dentist. [01:03] - We hear about the importance of creating a different story if what you’re doing now isn’t working. [01:55] - The rules have fundamentally shifted in a way that lets anyone break into implantology, Philip explains. [03:01] - Philip shares an inspirational story, and explains how it applies to the dental industry. [04:37] - We get into CE courses for implantology for the general dentist, with Philip offering his recommendations. [05:51] - Philip offers two recommendations for short courses to figure out whether implant dentistry is right for you: <a href="https://glidewelldental.com/education/on-demand-ce-courses/coursesrestorative-driven-implant-solutions-utilizing-the-latest-technology/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Restorative Driven Implant Solutions Utilizing the Latest Technology</a> or <a href="https://www.implantdirect.com/events/implant-dentistry-101-getting-started-edu-081019" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Implant Dentistry 101</a>. [06:27] - We hear Philip’s recommendation for the next course once you decide that implant dentistry is something you want to pursue: <a href="https://implantpathway.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Implant Pathway</a>. [07:27] - Philip recommends the <a href="https://www.aaidmaxicourse.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AAID MaxiCourse</a> for a longer, more in-depth course into dental implantology. [08:21] - For a comprehensive, all-online course, try the <a href="https://implantfellowship.dentalxp.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Online Implant Fellowship Program</a> from DentalXP. [09:09] - There are tons of other courses that there isn’t time to dig into, Philip explains. The ones he has recommended, though, are the basics that will get you started. Links and Resources: <a href="https://www.biography.com/explorer/hernan-cortes" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Hernán Cortés</a> <a href="https://dentalimplantmba.teachable.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dental Implant MBA</a> <a href="https://glidewelldental.com/education/on-demand-ce-courses/coursesrestorative-driven-implant-solutions-utilizing-the-latest-technology/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Restorative Driven Implant Solutions Utilizing the Latest Technology from Glidewell Dental</a> <a href="https://www.implantdirect.com/events/implant-dentistry-101-getting-started-edu-081019" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Implant Dentistry 101 from Implant Direct</a> <a href="https://implantpathway.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Implant Pathway</a> <a href="https://www.aaid.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AAID</a> <a href="https://www.aaidmaxicourse.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AAID MaxiCourse</a> <a href="https://implantfellowship.dentalxp.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">DentalXP's Online Implant Fellowship Program</a>

091 The Best Dental Implant Continuing Education CE for a General Dentist.

Paresh B. Patel

Dr. Paresh Patel is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Dentistry and the Medical College of Georgia/AAID MaxiCourse. He is a clinical instructor at the Reconstructive Dentistry Institute. Dr. Patel has placed more than 5,000 implants, has published numerous articles in leading dental journals, and has worked as a lecturer and clinical consultant on dental implants and prosthetics for several leading companies A Diplomate of the ICOI, Dr. Patel maintains private practices in Lenoir and Mooresville, North Carolina. Contact him at pareshpateldds2@gmail.com or implantsbyparesh.com. During this Podcast, you will hear:  The pros and cons of removable vs. fixed implant restorations Provisionalizing fully edentulous implant cases Converting overdentures to fixed restorations The advantages of newly developed implant designs in full-arch indications Digital treatment planning and when to consider guided surgery Immediate extraction and implant placement for full-arch restorations The use and clinical benefits of PMMA temporaries Immediate conversion of the patient’s denture at the time of implant placement Why the BruxZir Full-Arch Implant Prosthesis? 

Dr. Paresh Patel is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Dentistry and the Medical College of Georgia/AAID MaxiCourse. He is a clinical instructor at the Reconstructive Dentistry Institute. Dr. Patel has placed more than 5,000 implants, has published numerous articles in leading dental journals, and has worked as a lecturer and clinical consultant on dental implants and prosthetics for several leading companies A Diplomate of the ICOI, Dr. Patel maintains private practices in Lenoir and Mooresville, North Carolina. Contact him at pareshpateldds2@gmail.com or <a href="http://implantsbyparesh.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">implantsbyparesh.com</a>. During this Podcast, you will hear: <ul> <li>The pros and cons of removable vs. fixed implant restorations</li> <li>Provisionalizing fully edentulous implant cases</li> <li>Converting overdentures to fixed restorations</li> <li>The advantages of newly developed implant designs in full-arch indications</li> <li>Digital treatment planning and when to consider guided surgery</li> <li>Immediate extraction and implant placement for full-arch restorations</li> <li>The use and clinical benefits of PMMA temporaries</li> <li>Immediate conversion of the patient’s denture at the time of implant placement</li> <li>Why the BruxZir Full-Arch Implant Prosthesis?</li> </ul>

054 Full-Arch Implant Solutions with Dr. Paresh B. Patel

Gina Dorfman

Dr. Dorfman graduated from the University of Southern California in 2000. She is the founding Dentist here at Dentistry for Kids and Adults.   She is a co-founder of a dental software that improves communication between team members and patients allowing for a safer and efficient dental care delivery. She is also a published author and speaker.   Dr. Dorfman loves spending every minute of her free time with her husband and their kids, Mila and Lenny.  YAPI Highlights and Functions:    Hand Your Patients an iPad to Put Your Patient Forms Online Send Personalized Communications to patients Reduce No Shows, Bring Your Patients Back with texting and email communications Collect A Lot Of Great Reviews for your  practice and more 

Dr. Dorfman graduated from the University of Southern California in 2000. She is the founding Dentist here at Dentistry for Kids and Adults.   She is a co-founder of a dental software that improves communication between team members and patients allowing for a safer and efficient dental care delivery. She is also a published author and speaker.   Dr. Dorfman loves spending every minute of her free time with her husband and their kids, Mila and Lenny. YAPI Highlights and Functions:   <ul> <li>Hand Your Patients an iPad to Put Your Patient Forms Online</li> <li>Send Personalized Communications to patients</li> <li>Reduce No Shows,</li> <li>Bring Your Patients Back with texting and email communications</li> <li>Collect A Lot Of Great Reviews for your  practice and more</li> </ul>

084 Dental Implant MBA Lecture on Leadership with Dr. Gina Dorfman

James Sanderson

099 Surgical Anesthetics and Implant Pathway with Dr. James Sanderson

Carrie Webber

This Podcast will focus on key areas in case presentation that have helped dental practices from across the country increase the acceptance of large, comprehensive cases and improve their overall productivity and profitability.  Understand the reasons why patients walk away with incomplete treatment and learn how to effectively to overcome those obstacles Establish areas of focus to level up case presentation systems through tools, time and teamwork to help more patients say “yes” to the treatment they want and need Identify skills to build value and understanding that help patients move forward with comprehensive care  Carrie Webber is Chief Communications Officer and owner of Jameson, a dental management, marketing and hygiene coaching firm that helps dentists and teams become more productive, more profitable and ultimately more fulfilled in their practicing lives.   Carrie works with dentists and teams on business building concepts to improve team performance, case acceptance and practice growth while also spearheading creative initiatives on behalf of Jameson for the dental community. Webber is a contributing author to several publications and blogs on the topics of marketing, customer service and business development as well as a presenter on these topics to dental professionals.  For more information on Carrie and Jameson’s comprehensive management and marketing services, visit www.jamesonmanagement.com or call 877.369.5558.

This Podcast will focus on key areas in case presentation that have helped dental practices from across the country increase the acceptance of large, comprehensive cases and improve their overall productivity and profitability. <ul> <li>Understand the reasons why patients walk away with incomplete treatment and learn how to effectively to overcome those obstacles</li> <li>Establish areas of focus to level up case presentation systems through tools, time and teamwork to help more patients say “yes” to the treatment they want and need</li> <li>Identify skills to build value and understanding that help patients move forward with comprehensive care</li> </ul> Carrie Webber is Chief Communications Officer and owner of Jameson, a dental management, marketing and hygiene coaching firm that helps dentists and teams become more productive, more profitable and ultimately more fulfilled in their practicing lives.   Carrie works with dentists and teams on business building concepts to improve team performance, case acceptance and practice growth while also spearheading creative initiatives on behalf of Jameson for the dental community. Webber is a contributing author to several publications and blogs on the topics of marketing, customer service and business development as well as a presenter on these topics to dental professionals.  For more information on Carrie and Jameson’s comprehensive management and marketing services, visit <a href="http://www.jamesonmanagement.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.jamesonmanagement.com</a> or call 877.369.5558.

056 Getting to Yes with Big Cases with Carrie Webber

Daniel Nowak

Introducing GuidedSMILE CHROME - DIGITAL, FULL-ARCH GUIDED RECONSTRUCTION GuidedSMILE was developed for dentists who desire a preplanned, predictable guided All-On-X style surgery. This amazing service delivers anchored bite verification, anchored bone reduction, anchored site drilling, accurate anchored provisionalization, and a method of transferring all surgical and restorative information for the final restorative conversion phase. Most cases simply require a CT scan and traditional records. Call to discuss your case. The process, the product, the surgery is straightforward! GuidedSMILE CHROME is a 4-Guide System 1 Pin guide - Utilizes teeth or tissue to deliver the Fixation Base (CR/CO SLM) Dentate Pin Guide is fully seated on the patient's existing dentition. Once verified via the two occlusal windows, the horizontal sites are drilled and anchored. Anchor pins are fully seated, verified and the guide is removed. Edentulous Pin Guide is a digital duplicate of the patient's existing denture. This tissue-supported guide is inserted, patient closes, and the anchor sites are drilled, anchored, verified, and the guide is removed. 2 Fixation Base - Use for bone reduction, anchoring the osteotomy guide and prosthetic Once teeth are removed and tissue is flapped, the Bone Reduction Guide is inserted, anchored, and bone is levelled to the meet the labial and lingual frame of the guide. This guide floats above the bone, and therefore should not be impinged by undercut. 3 Osteotomy Guide This guide is rigidly fixed with the pins, yet floats around the bone. Standard protocols are followed to drill sites and place implants. 4 PMMA Superior to conventional denture pick-up systems, this anchored GuidedSMILE nano-ceramic provisional transfers the CO/CR as determined by pre-surgical records. Implant abutment positions, anchor sites, tooth position, smile, and tissue space are all pre-set. 5 RAPID Appliance - The method of communicating GuidedSMILE to the articulator for the Final RAPID Appliance is ROE's special pick-up device, a clear duplicate of the PMMA. This allows the doctor to capture a second record to hold until final conversion. Once the patient is ready for the final, perform a pick-up impression, with tray adhesive on the tissue side, using medium PVS. Send this pick-up to ROE and we will GuidedSMILE Osteotomy Preparation Options Option 1 - GuidedSMILE-FG - All GuidedSMILE cases are utilize a Fully Guided Kit (as seen above) - ROE works with nearly all systems available today. Option 2 - GuidedSMILE-FH - Free-Hand - includes a location reference on the bone reduction frame to optimize implant location for PMMA pick-up, and a removeable reference inset to provide a maximum range for site preparation. Left image: notice the round divot references indicating implant general location. Right image: boundary insert used to ensure location of implants is within PMMA parameters. GuidedSMILE Work-Up Protocol Step 1:  Complete our on-line Rx to provide ROE with complete case information: upload DICOM / Photograph (full face, full natural smile) as 'Documents' through this Rx web page: LINK web site portal Send master casts, bite registration (CO and/or CR), and/or digital impressions, study casts – print UPS label here. Send MSGA - Master Surgical Guide Agreement with first case (required to begin)  - Required - GuidedSMILE Work Authorization required for all cases (on line or White Paper) - Optional - Esthetic &amp; Funct'l Checklist include please if ROE is significantly changing tooth arrangement, or a new denture set-up is needed. Step 2: Meet ROE on line for implant and guide planning (allow 5 days after receiving all materials) Link Step 3: Sign and return the TPA Treatment Plan Report – via fax or scan and email Step 4: Receive the GSI Surgical Information Form to order parts and review surgery – via email Step 5: Receive guide (ROE will ship within 10 days of the signed TPA Treatment Plan Report) Notes on preparring for and capturing the CT Scan If your patient is dentate, follow the above steps, and capture a CT scan with the patient opened biting on cotton rolls. If patient is edentulous, and the existing denture fits well and the tooth arrangement is accepted, convert into a scan appliance (instructions page 6). Perform a dual scan using the protocol in our manual. If edentulous patients needs to establish tooth position and vertical, begin conventional denture steps to create a scan appliance. We are always available to discuss your case. Call 800 228 6663 and ask for the CT Department and reference GuidedSMILE. Digital Impression: ROE accepts all digital impressions. Here are your options: 3Shape - must use 3Shape Communicate - ROE's email is trios@roedentallab.com to open a connection Cadent iTero - must use Cadent's portal, just search for ROE to add connection E4D - either use the Model Export function in Romexis to export files to the desktop and upload through our portal along with your DICOM, or use DDX (not dependable) Sirona - either export a DXD file to your desktop and upload through our portal for ROE to convert, or us Cerec Connect to upload to ROE 3M TDS - must us 3M's portal Carestream 3500, 3600 - export .stl to desktop and upload to our portal, or use DDX (not dependable)

Introducing GuidedSMILE CHROME - DIGITAL, FULL-ARCH GUIDED RECONSTRUCTION GuidedSMILE was developed for dentists who desire a preplanned, predictable guided All-On-X style surgery. This amazing service delivers anchored bite verification, anchored bone reduction, anchored site drilling, accurate anchored provisionalization, and a method of transferring all surgical and restorative information for the final restorative conversion phase. Most cases simply require a CT scan and traditional records. Call to discuss your case. The process, the product, the surgery is straightforward! GuidedSMILE CHROME is a 4-Guide System 1 Pin guide - Utilizes teeth or tissue to deliver the Fixation Base (CR/CO SLM) Dentate Pin Guide is fully seated on the patient's existing dentition. Once verified via the two occlusal windows, the horizontal sites are drilled and anchored. Anchor pins are fully seated, verified and the guide is removed. Edentulous Pin Guide is a digital duplicate of the patient's existing denture. This tissue-supported guide is inserted, patient closes, and the anchor sites are drilled, anchored, verified, and the guide is removed. 2 Fixation Base - Use for bone reduction, anchoring the osteotomy guide and prosthetic Once teeth are removed and tissue is flapped, the Bone Reduction Guide is inserted, anchored, and bone is levelled to the meet the labial and lingual frame of the guide. This guide floats above the bone, and therefore should not be impinged by undercut. 3 Osteotomy Guide This guide is rigidly fixed with the pins, yet floats around the bone. Standard protocols are followed to drill sites and place implants. 4 PMMA Superior to conventional denture pick-up systems, this anchored GuidedSMILE nano-ceramic provisional transfers the CO/CR as determined by pre-surgical records. Implant abutment positions, anchor sites, tooth position, smile, and tissue space are all pre-set. 5 RAPID Appliance - The method of communicating GuidedSMILE to the articulator for the Final RAPID Appliance is ROE's special pick-up device, a clear duplicate of the PMMA. This allows the doctor to capture a second record to hold until final conversion. Once the patient is ready for the final, perform a pick-up impression, with tray adhesive on the tissue side, using medium PVS. Send this pick-up to ROE and we will GuidedSMILE Osteotomy Preparation Options Option 1 - GuidedSMILE-FG - All GuidedSMILE cases are utilize a Fully Guided Kit (as seen above) - ROE works with nearly all systems available today. Option 2 - GuidedSMILE-FH - Free-Hand - includes a location reference on the bone reduction frame to optimize implant location for PMMA pick-up, and a removeable reference inset to provide a maximum range for site preparation. Left image: notice the round divot references indicating implant general location. Right image: boundary insert used to ensure location of implants is within PMMA parameters. GuidedSMILE Work-Up Protocol Step 1: <ol> <li>Complete our on-line Rx to provide ROE with complete case information: upload DICOM / Photograph (full face, full natural smile) as 'Documents' through this Rx web page: LINK <a href="http://roedentallab.com/services_upload_dicom.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">web site portal</a></li> <li>Send master casts, bite registration (CO and/or CR), and/or digital impressions, study casts – <a href="http://roedentallab.com/about_case_pick_up.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">print UPS label here</a>.</li> <li>Send MSGA - <a href="http://www.roedentallab.com/downloads/Master%20Surgical%20Guide%20Agreement.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Master Surgical Guide Agreement </a>with first case (required to begin)</li> </ol> <a href="http://www.roedentallab.com/downloads/GuidedSmile%20Work%20Authorization%20original.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">- Required - GuidedSMILE Work Authorization</a> required for all cases (on line or <a href="http://www.roedentallab.com/downloads/GuidedSmile%20Work%20Authorization.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">White Paper</a>) <a href="http://www.roedentallab.com/downloads/Esthetic%20and%20Functional%20Checklist%20for%20Dentures.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">- Optional - Esthetic &amp; Funct'l Checklist </a>include please if ROE is significantly changing tooth arrangement, or a new denture set-up is needed. Step 2: Meet ROE on line for implant and guide planning (allow 5 days after receiving all materials)<a href="http://www.roedentallab.com/services_join_meeting.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Link</a> Step 3: Sign and return the TPA Treatment Plan Report – via fax or scan and email Step 4: Receive the GSI Surgical Information Form to order parts and review surgery – via email Step 5: Receive guide (ROE will ship within 10 days of the signed TPA Treatment Plan Report) Notes on preparring for and capturing the CT Scan If your patient is dentate, follow the above steps, and capture a CT scan with the patient opened biting on cotton rolls. If patient is edentulous, and the existing denture fits well and the tooth arrangement is accepted, convert into a scan appliance (<a href="http://www.roedentallab.com/downloads/CT%20Scan%20Protocol.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">instructions page 6</a>). Perform a dual scan using the protocol in our <a href="http://www.roedentallab.com/downloads/CT%20Scan%20Protocol.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">manual.</a> If edentulous patients needs to establish tooth position and vertical, begin conventional denture steps to create a scan appliance. We are always available to discuss your case. Call 800 228 6663 and ask for the CT Department and reference GuidedSMILE. Digital Impression: ROE accepts all digital impressions. Here are your options: 3Shape - must use 3Shape Communicate - ROE's email is trios@roedentallab.com to open a connection Cadent iTero - must use Cadent's portal, just search for ROE to add connection E4D - either use the Model Export function in Romexis to export files to the desktop and upload through our portal along with your DICOM, or use DDX (not dependable) Sirona - either export a DXD file to your desktop and upload through our portal for ROE to convert, or us Cerec Connect to upload to ROE 3M TDS - must us 3M's portal Carestream 3500, 3600 - export .stl to desktop and upload to our portal, or use DDX (not dependable)

071 Chrome Guided Surgery with Daniel Nowak

Michael Scherer

Michael Scherer, today’s guest, has a fascinating perspective on how people get into implant dentistry: by an interest in tools and mechanical things. Most people who listen to the podcast, he guesses, particularly enjoyed playing with Legos while growing up. (Do you think he’s right about this? Did you love your Legos? Are you generally mechanically inclined, with an affinity for tinkering around with tools?) After his clinical practice, Michael wanted to dig back into academics. This led him into prosthodontics residency, after which he took a faculty position in Nevada. This, he explains, cemented his love of implant dentistry. Given his vast experience in the industry, Michael also has some fantastic insight into the secrets to implant dentistry. It’s not just about being there and showing up—but also knowing that you need to invest in yourself. Michael and I will also dig into 3D printing, the importance of finding something that you want to improve on in your practice, the top ROI device for his dentistry practice, what Michael thinks of the future of dentistry, how hiring an in-house lab tech can help make procedures more affordable and accessible for patients, and much more. This was a fantastic conversation that I found both educational and inspirational, and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did! Today’s Guest: Michael Scherer, DMD, MS Sonora Modern Dental Michael Scherer on LinkedIn In This Episode: [00:47] - Michael offers some insight into his background and the Northern California town where he works. He also talks about where he did his training, and how he got into the teaching that he does now. [07:29] - What was Michael’s implant training like? Where did he dive into high-end training? [15:20] - Michael talks about his work and experiences with Zest Dental Solutions, as well as his book  Lost Your Teeth But Not Your Appetite? [20:45] - Philip makes a point about the value of learning to master overdenture. [22:36] - What’s the latest in the overdenture world? How would Michael recommend that people introduce their practice to the Zest process? [27:44] - We hear about the speaking and courses that Michael is doing these days. [35:53] - What advice would Michael give to someone interested in getting new technology like a 3D printer or getting started in digital dentistry? [43:12] - Michael shares his thoughts on bringing a laboratory technician in-house rather than outsourcing those aspects of his practice. [47:14] - Philip digs into how bringing a lab tech in-house can benefit a practice, including by making procedures more affordable for patients. [49:43] - Michael talks more about the value of patient-centered care, which Philip had been talking about previously. [51:51] - We learn that Philip is always trying to push and challenge himself by learning new things. This, he explains, is why he created the podcast and Facebook group. [53:52] - What else would Michael like to share with listeners? What’s coming up for him that he’s excited about? Links and Resources: Michael Scherer, DMD, MS Sonora Modern Dental Michael Scherer on LinkedIn Zest Dental Solutions  Lost Your Teeth But Not Your Appetite? by Michael Scherer  Michael Scherer’s Fast Track Dental CE Courses Rick Ferguson on Implant Educators

Michael Scherer, today’s guest, has a fascinating perspective on how people get into implant dentistry: by an interest in tools and mechanical things. Most people who listen to the podcast, he guesses, particularly enjoyed playing with Legos while growing up. (Do you think he’s right about this? Did you love your Legos? Are you generally mechanically inclined, with an affinity for tinkering around with tools?) After his clinical practice, Michael wanted to dig back into academics. This led him into prosthodontics residency, after which he took a faculty position in Nevada. This, he explains, cemented his love of implant dentistry. Given his vast experience in the industry, Michael also has some fantastic insight into the secrets to implant dentistry. It’s not just about being there and showing up—but also knowing that you need to invest in yourself. Michael and I will also dig into 3D printing, the importance of finding something that you want to improve on in your practice, the top ROI device for his dentistry practice, what Michael thinks of the future of dentistry, how hiring an in-house lab tech can help make procedures more affordable and accessible for patients, and much more. This was a fantastic conversation that I found both educational and inspirational, and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did! Today’s Guest: <a href="https://www.michaelschererdmd.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Michael Scherer, DMD, MS</a> <a href="https://www.sonoramoderndental.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sonora Modern Dental</a> <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/drscherer/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Michael Scherer on LinkedIn</a> In This Episode: [00:47] - Michael offers some insight into his background and the Northern California town where he works. He also talks about where he did his training, and how he got into the teaching that he does now. [07:29] - What was Michael’s implant training like? Where did he dive into high-end training? [15:20] - Michael talks about his work and experiences with <a href="https://www.zestdent.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Zest Dental Solutions</a>, as well as his book <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Lost-Your-Teeth-But-Appetite/dp/1599325152" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Lost Your Teeth But Not Your Appetite?</a> [20:45] - Philip makes a point about the value of learning to master overdenture. [22:36] - What’s the latest in the overdenture world? How would Michael recommend that people introduce their practice to the Zest process? [27:44] - We hear about the speaking and courses that Michael is doing these days. [35:53] - What advice would Michael give to someone interested in getting new technology like a 3D printer or getting started in digital dentistry? [43:12] - Michael shares his thoughts on bringing a laboratory technician in-house rather than outsourcing those aspects of his practice. [47:14] - Philip digs into how bringing a lab tech in-house can benefit a practice, including by making procedures more affordable for patients. [49:43] - Michael talks more about the value of patient-centered care, which Philip had been talking about previously. [51:51] - We learn that Philip is always trying to push and challenge himself by learning new things. This, he explains, is why he created the podcast and Facebook group. [53:52] - What else would Michael like to share with listeners? What’s coming up for him that he’s excited about? Links and Resources: <a href="https://www.michaelschererdmd.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Michael Scherer, DMD, MS</a> <a href="https://www.sonoramoderndental.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sonora Modern Dental</a> <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/drscherer/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Michael Scherer on LinkedIn</a> <a href="https://www.zestdent.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Zest Dental Solutions</a> <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Lost-Your-Teeth-But-Appetite/dp/1599325152" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Lost Your Teeth But Not Your Appetite? by Michael Scherer</a> <a href="https://www.michaelschererdmd.com/courses/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Michael Scherer’s Fast Track Dental CE Courses</a> <a href="https://www.implanteducators.com/rick-ferguson-dmd" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rick Ferguson on Implant Educators</a>

092 Implant Overdentures and Digital Dentistry with Dr. Michael Scherer, DMD, MS

Gary Takacs

Gary Takacs’ passion is helping dentists develop their ideal practice. Specializing in the ‘business of dentistry’, his unique, in-depth knowledge of the components of a successful practice has helped thousands of dental offices thrive in today’s challenging business environment. Gary’s seminars, highly acclaimed audio and videotape programs, and his in-office consulting services have helped many dentists develop a more profitable and enjoyable practice. A familiar presence on the dental lecture circuit, Gary frequently addresses dentists and team members at national dental meetings, regional seminars, and study club meetings here in the United States and internationally as well. His seminars are designed for the doctor and the entire dental team and are recognized for being both highly educational and entertaining. Attendees often comment that they learned more than they ever imagined and that Gary’s seminar was the most fun they have ever had at a dental meeting!! Although Gary is not a dentist, he owns a dental practice in partnership with Dr. Paul Nielson. His practice is called LifeSmiles Dental Care and this practice serves as a learning and teaching laboratory for Gary to ‘test’ concepts that he can apply in his teaching. In addition to maintaining an active speaking schedule, Gary has published over 350 articles on practice management topics in professional publications. His articles have been published in leading journals including Dentistry Today, AGD Impact, Dental Management, Dental Business Today, Dental Update, Dental Economics, Dental Practice &amp; Finance and many state journals. Gary is also the founder of Ride &amp; Learn, and Race &amp; Learn, perhaps the most unique continuing education programs in dentistry today. Ride and Learn combines Gary’s interests in continuing education and Harley Davidson motorcycles. A number of times each year Gary leads a small group of dentists on Harley Davidson motorcycle tours through some of the most scenic parts of the country. Each evening the group convenes for an evening of stimulating CE in the lodge. The Race and Learn courses are held at the world-famous Bob Bondurant School of High Performance Driving in Phoenix, Arizona and combine dental courses with high performance driving.

Gary Takacs’ passion is helping dentists develop their ideal practice. Specializing in the ‘business of dentistry’, his unique, in-depth knowledge of the components of a successful practice has helped thousands of dental offices thrive in today’s challenging business environment. Gary’s seminars, highly acclaimed audio and videotape programs, and his in-office consulting services have helped many dentists develop a more profitable and enjoyable practice. A familiar presence on the dental lecture circuit, Gary frequently addresses dentists and team members at national dental meetings, regional seminars, and study club meetings here in the United States and internationally as well. His seminars are designed for the doctor and the entire dental team and are recognized for being both highly educational and entertaining. Attendees often comment that they learned more than they ever imagined and that Gary’s seminar was the most fun they have ever had at a dental meeting!! Although Gary is not a dentist, he owns a dental practice in partnership with Dr. Paul Nielson. His practice is called LifeSmiles Dental Care and this practice serves as a learning and teaching laboratory for Gary to ‘test’ concepts that he can apply in his teaching. In addition to maintaining an active speaking schedule, Gary has published over 350 articles on practice management topics in professional publications. His articles have been published in leading journals including Dentistry Today, AGD Impact, Dental Management, Dental Business Today, Dental Update, Dental Economics, Dental Practice &amp; Finance and many state journals. Gary is also the founder of Ride &amp; Learn, and Race &amp; Learn, perhaps the most unique continuing education programs in dentistry today. Ride and Learn combines Gary’s interests in continuing education and Harley Davidson motorcycles. A number of times each year Gary leads a small group of dentists on Harley Davidson motorcycle tours through some of the most scenic parts of the country. Each evening the group convenes for an evening of stimulating CE in the lodge. The Race and Learn courses are held at the world-famous Bob Bondurant School of High Performance Driving in Phoenix, Arizona and combine dental courses with high performance driving.

018 Thriving Implant Practice with Gary Takacs

Dave Roehr

Prior to Proceed Finance, Mr. Roehr was President and Chief Financial Officer of Cabela’s Inc. [CAB:NYSE], guiding the company through a time of unprecedented sales growth and retail expansion, and rocketing them past the $1B valuation mark. Included in Mr. Roehr’s leadership at Cabela’s was his role as Founder, Chairman of the Board, and CEO of World’s Foremost Bank, the wholly-owned regulated credit card bank utilized by Cabela’s to issue and manage their co-branded Cabela’s VISA credit cards and related consumer rewards program. 

Prior to Proceed Finance, Mr. Roehr was President and Chief Financial Officer of Cabela’s Inc. [CAB:NYSE], guiding the company through a time of unprecedented sales growth and retail expansion, and rocketing them past the $1B valuation mark. Included in Mr. Roehr’s leadership at Cabela’s was his role as Founder, Chairman of the Board, and CEO of World’s Foremost Bank, the wholly-owned regulated credit card bank utilized by Cabela’s to issue and manage their co-branded Cabela’s VISA credit cards and related consumer rewards program.

077 CEO Dave Roehr leads Proceed Finance with Over Three Decades of Experience in Banking, Finance, and Strategic Growth

Peyman Raissi

Dr. Peyman Raissi DDS AKA Dr. Peyray as he is more affectionately known in the Social Media, is one of the biggest rising stars in Dentistry today. Don’t let his young age fool you, Graduated from the University of Tennessee, he began his career with Affordable Dentures and Implants in Nashville TN. In just a few weeks he went from the new young graduate dentist in town to the biggest producing Implant Dentists in the corporate. In 2015, he ranked Nashville office within the corporate the Number 1 office out of 220 for placing and restoring the most number of implants. He has placed over 1000 implants, performed over 220 full arch rehabilitation using dental implants, over dentures and fixed hybrid bridges. Dr. Peyray has been trained by some of the most respected dentists in the world while completing over 900 hours of Dental CE education specific for implant surgery, bone and tissue grafting, prosthodontics as well as IV sedation. In 2016 His passion to keep pushing himself to conquer new challenges led him to build his very own dental practice from the ground up and call it “My New Smile Dental” in Nashville, Tennessee which focuses on Implants and full mouth rehabilitation.   Dr. Raissi proudly serves on the clinical advisory board for Zest Dental solutions, tests out new implant related products before they’re introduced to public and gives his professional opinion. He has contributed case series for Biohorizons Implants and Teeth Express Magazine. Dr. Raissi co-hosts a podcast called the Millennial Dentist that focuses on the new generation and the experienced dentists, interviews famous speakers to focus on dentists role for the future world of dentistry. With his few thousand of dentists followers online, Dr. Peyray regularly performs Live implant educational surgeries for domestic and international dentist overseas using media apps and social media.   Peyman is very involved in organized dentistry. He received his fellow in the International Congress of Oral Implantologists (FICOI), a fellow in American Academy of Implant Prosthodontics. He has passed the written exam for American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID) and is on his route to become the youngest dentist to receive the Diplomat Status from the Board of Oral Implantology. He is also a member of number of organizations including American Dental Association, Tennessee Dental Association, Nashville Dental Society, Academy of Osseointegration, American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, and Academy of General Dentistry.

Dr. Peyman Raissi DDS AKA Dr. Peyray as he is more affectionately known in the Social Media, is one of the biggest rising stars in Dentistry today. Don’t let his young age fool you, Graduated from the University of Tennessee, he began his career with Affordable Dentures and Implants in Nashville TN. In just a few weeks he went from the new young graduate dentist in town to the biggest producing Implant Dentists in the corporate. In 2015, he ranked Nashville office within the corporate the Number 1 office out of 220 for placing and restoring the most number of implants. He has placed over 1000 implants, performed over 220 full arch rehabilitation using dental implants, over dentures and fixed hybrid bridges. Dr. Peyray has been trained by some of the most respected dentists in the world while completing over 900 hours of Dental CE education specific for implant surgery, bone and tissue grafting, prosthodontics as well as IV sedation. In 2016 His passion to keep pushing himself to conquer new challenges led him to build his very own dental practice from the ground up and call it “My New Smile Dental” in Nashville, Tennessee which focuses on Implants and full mouth rehabilitation.  Dr. Raissi proudly serves on the clinical advisory board for Zest Dental solutions, tests out new implant related products before they’re introduced to public and gives his professional opinion. He has contributed case series for Biohorizons Implants and Teeth Express Magazine. Dr. Raissi co-hosts a podcast called the Millennial Dentist that focuses on the new generation and the experienced dentists, interviews famous speakers to focus on dentists role for the future world of dentistry. With his few thousand of dentists followers online, Dr. Peyray regularly performs Live implant educational surgeries for domestic and international dentist overseas using media apps and social media.  Peyman is very involved in organized dentistry. He received his fellow in the International Congress of Oral Implantologists (FICOI), a fellow in American Academy of Implant Prosthodontics. He has passed the written exam for American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID) and is on his route to become the youngest dentist to receive the Diplomat Status from the Board of Oral Implantology. He is also a member of number of organizations including American Dental Association, Tennessee Dental Association, Nashville Dental Society, Academy of Osseointegration, American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, and Academy of General Dentistry.

050 Millennial Dental Implants with Peyman Raissi, DDS

Timothy Kosinski

Dr. Timothy Kosinski graduated from the University of Detroit Mercy School of Dentistry and received a Master of Science degree in biochemistry from Wayne State University School of Medicine. An adjunct clinical professor at UDM School of Dentistry, he serves on the editorial review board of numerous dental journals. Dr. Kosinski is a Diplomate of the ABOI/ID, ICOI and American Society of Osseointegration, and a Fellow of the AAID, ACD and ICD  He has a Mastership in the AGD, from which he also received the Lifelong Learning and Service Recognition award in 2009 and 2014.  Discussing protocols that will provide competence and confidence in placing dental implants and achieving optimal restorative outcomes.   Basic situations a general dentist is likely to see for single unit implant patients.  The fundamentals of single implant placement   Diagnosing and treatment planning single-unit cases  Posterior, single-unit implant prosthetics — the two-appointment implant restoration  Proper extraction techniques for future implant sites  Socket grafting — a simple but essential tool for general dentists  Considerations for anterior implant placement   Types of implants to use and types of crowns. 

Dr. Timothy Kosinski graduated from the University of Detroit Mercy School of Dentistry and received a Master of Science degree in biochemistry from Wayne State University School of Medicine. An adjunct clinical professor at UDM School of Dentistry, he serves on the editorial review board of numerous dental journals. Dr. Kosinski is a Diplomate of the ABOI/ID, ICOI and American Society of Osseointegration, and a Fellow of the AAID, ACD and ICD  He has a Mastership in the AGD, from which he also received the Lifelong Learning and Service Recognition award in 2009 and 2014.  Discussing protocols that will provide competence and confidence in placing dental implants and achieving optimal restorative outcomes.   Basic situations a general dentist is likely to see for single unit implant patients.  The fundamentals of single implant placement   Diagnosing and treatment planning single-unit cases  Posterior, single-unit implant prosthetics — the two-appointment implant restoration  Proper extraction techniques for future implant sites  Socket grafting — a simple but essential tool for general dentists  Considerations for anterior implant placement   Types of implants to use and types of crowns.

053 Restorative Driven Implants with Dr. Timothy Kosinski 

August de Oliveira

After graduating from the University of Washington School of Dentistry, Dr August de Oliveira completed a GPR at the VA Sepulveda in Los Angeles where he learned how to place dental implants. Dr de Oliveira has been a CEREC Basic and Advanced trainer since 2004 and lectures nationally for Sirona on Conebeam technology and Guided Surgery. He has beta tested CEREC, Galileos as well as the Opti and CEREC guides. Dr de Oliveira has served as the lead clinician for Implant Direct Sybron and has been involved in the development of Guided Surgery Programs such as Blue Sky Plan, Anatomage, and Cybermed. Dr de Oliveira has authored two implant books, "Implants Made Easy" and "Guided Implantology Made Easy." Dr de Oliveira is a forum moderator for Dentaltown.com's Implantology and Mini Implants sections. He maintains a private practice in Encino, California 4 days a week. http://digitalenamel.com

After graduating from the University of Washington School of Dentistry, Dr August de Oliveira completed a GPR at the VA Sepulveda in Los Angeles where he learned how to place dental implants. Dr de Oliveira has been a CEREC Basic and Advanced trainer since 2004 and lectures nationally for Sirona on Conebeam technology and Guided Surgery. He has beta tested CEREC, Galileos as well as the Opti and CEREC guides. Dr de Oliveira has served as the lead clinician for Implant Direct Sybron and has been involved in the development of Guided Surgery Programs such as Blue Sky Plan, Anatomage, and Cybermed. Dr de Oliveira has authored two implant books, "Implants Made Easy" and "Guided Implantology Made Easy." Dr de Oliveira is a forum moderator for <a href="http://Dentaltown.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dentaltown.com</a>'s Implantology and Mini Implants sections. He maintains a private practice in Encino, California 4 days a week. <a href="http://digitalenamel.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://digitalenamel.com</a>

028 Implants Made Easy with August de Oliveira, DDS

Chris Winterholler

098 Full Arch Implants and In-House Labs with Dr. Chris Winterholler

Scott Westermeier

As a 3rd generation dentist practicing in his home town of East Aurora for 29 years, Dr. Westermeier is recognized as a leading cosmetic and restorative dentist by both the community and his peers. Extensive training in the very best modern dentistry has to offer, has enabled Dr. Westermeier to enjoy a great reputation and a successful practice in a fabulous new facility which you must see to believe. Scott Westermeier and Maria Miecyjak have a plan to change the world of dentistry, better serve patients and improve your profits the simplest way possible. When done efficiently and effectively, dental implants can be the most profitable part of your dental business. But, how do you increase implant patients? “We had all of this knowledge and ability, we just didn’t have enough people asking for the service,” recalls Scott. “We stumbled through this idea of hosting seminars, did some things well and some things not-so-well, but eventually we realized we were on to something.” It was that realization that led to the creation of the Ultimate Seminar Blueprint. This step-by-step blueprint has been proven time and again to bring in $50,000 to $100,000 new business each time it is implemented. “Think of it like a cake recipe,” says Maria. “Without a recipe, you’ll eventually figure out how to make a cake, but by following a recipe you are guaranteed success the first time.” www.TheEmpoweredPractice.com

As a 3rd generation dentist practicing in his home town of East Aurora for 29 years, Dr. Westermeier is recognized as a leading cosmetic and restorative dentist by both the community and his peers. Extensive training in the very best modern dentistry has to offer, has enabled Dr. Westermeier to enjoy a great reputation and a successful practice in a fabulous new facility which you must see to believe. Scott Westermeier and Maria Miecyjak have a plan to change the world of dentistry, better serve patients and improve your profits the simplest way possible. When done efficiently and effectively, dental implants can be the most profitable part of your dental business. But, how do you increase implant patients? “We had all of this knowledge and ability, we just didn’t have enough people asking for the service,” recalls Scott. “We stumbled through this idea of hosting seminars, did some things well and some things not-so-well, but eventually we realized we were on to something.” It was that realization that led to the creation of the Ultimate Seminar Blueprint. This step-by-step blueprint has been proven time and again to bring in $50,000 to $100,000 new business each time it is implemented. “Think of it like a cake recipe,” says Maria. “Without a recipe, you’ll eventually figure out how to make a cake, but by following a recipe you are guaranteed success the first time.” <a href="http://www.TheEmpoweredPractice.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.TheEmpoweredPractice.com</a>

038 Implant Seminars with Scott Westermeier DDS, FICOI

Ana Luisa Bernotti

Perio Queen on Venezuela Divas in dentistry Follow the Pink Campaign Studied at UCV, and ESI Barcelona Lives In Caracas Venezuela Bernottianaluisa@gmail.com @drabernottiperiodoncia Facebook Ana Luisa Bernotti Micro Plastic Root Coverage Technique Umbrella Concept Tunneling Technique Gum Drop Technique Implant Direct Implants

Perio Queen on Venezuela Divas in dentistry Follow the Pink Campaign Studied at UCV, and ESI Barcelona Lives In Caracas Venezuela Bernottianaluisa@gmail.com @drabernottiperiodoncia <a href="https://www.facebook.com/ana.bernotti" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook Ana Luisa Bernotti</a> Micro Plastic Root Coverage Technique Umbrella Concept Tunneling Technique Gum Drop Technique Implant Direct Implants

040 Periodontics and Implants with Dr. Ana Luisa Bernotti

Richard Miron

Dr. Richard Miron, BMSC, MSc, PhD, DDS, is a Post-Doctoral Researcher in the Department of Periodontology at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. He completed his undergraduate degree in Medical Science and a Masters in Cell Biology at the University of Western Ontario in Canada, a PhD in Molecular and Cell Biology at the University of Bern, Switzerland and a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree at the University of Laval, Canada. He has previously performed numerous short stay post-doctoral research fellowships at the University of Wuhan in China in 2011, 2012 and 2014 and has since co-supervised numerous Master and PhD candidates as an external visiting scholar. His main research interests involve enamel matrix proteins for bone and periodontal regeneration, bioactive growth factors, osteoinductive bone grafting materials and guided bone regeneration in implant dentistry. He has recently been awarded many internationally recognized top young investigators awards including the Andre Schroeder Research Prize from the International Team of Implantology (ITI) (2016), the Robert Frank Award for Basic Research in Dentistry (2015), the International Association of Dental Research (IADR) Young investigator of the Year in the field of Implant Dentistry (2015), the Canadian IADR Hatton Award recipient (2015), and the American Academy of Implant Dentistry Young Investigator Grant Award (2014). The Miron research group focuses on tissue regeneration of both soft and hard tissues found in the intra-oral cavity. Tissue engineering strategies include the regeneration of bone, periodontal ligament, gingiva and cementum by means of bioactive growth factors, bone grafting materials, soft tissue regenerative agents, platelet concentrates, novel barrier membranes and dental implants. The scope of these investigations ranges from in vitro molecular biology to pre-clinical animal studies up to human clinical trials.

Dr. Richard Miron, BMSC, MSc, PhD, DDS, is a Post-Doctoral Researcher in the Department of Periodontology at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. He completed his undergraduate degree in Medical Science and a Masters in Cell Biology at the University of Western Ontario in Canada, a PhD in Molecular and Cell Biology at the University of Bern, Switzerland and a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree at the University of Laval, Canada. He has previously performed numerous short stay post-doctoral research fellowships at the University of Wuhan in China in 2011, 2012 and 2014 and has since co-supervised numerous Master and PhD candidates as an external visiting scholar. His main research interests involve enamel matrix proteins for bone and periodontal regeneration, bioactive growth factors, osteoinductive bone grafting materials and guided bone regeneration in implant dentistry. He has recently been awarded many internationally recognized top young investigators awards including the Andre Schroeder Research Prize from the International Team of Implantology (ITI) (2016), the Robert Frank Award for Basic Research in Dentistry (2015), the International Association of Dental Research (IADR) Young investigator of the Year in the field of Implant Dentistry (2015), the Canadian IADR Hatton Award recipient (2015), and the American Academy of Implant Dentistry Young Investigator Grant Award (2014). The Miron research group focuses on tissue regeneration of both soft and hard tissues found in the intra-oral cavity. Tissue engineering strategies include the regeneration of bone, periodontal ligament, gingiva and cementum by means of bioactive growth factors, bone grafting materials, soft tissue regenerative agents, platelet concentrates, novel barrier membranes and dental implants. The scope of these investigations ranges from in vitro molecular biology to pre-clinical animal studies up to human clinical trials.

027 PRF with Dr. Richard Miron

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