This course equips dentists to identify and manage sleep apnea, improving patient health while enhancing practice growth.

This course reviews oral pathology with a focus on lesion detection, cancer screening, and differentiation of similar-appearing conditions.

This interactive course builds empathy for patients with special needs through simulations that highlight their unique challenges in the dental office.

This course explores Traditional, Biological, and Naturopathic dental approaches, providing tools to integrate holistic care and meet diverse patient needs.

This course demonstrates how to optimize CBCT for diagnostics and treatment planning, from implant placement to sleep apnea detection.

This course reviews the role of diet in caries development and provides strategies for patient counseling and risk reduction.

This interactive course uses a game-style format to explore Silver Diamine Fluoride and SMART restorations, with learners guiding the discussion.

This course reviews safety standards and strategies for achieving successful outcomes with pediatric procedural sedation.

This course addresses mental health in patients and dental professionals, covering signs, management strategies, and prevention approaches.

This course reviews diabetes, its oral-systemic impact, and the role of GLP-1 therapies in managing both diabetes and obesity.

This course explores diet-related oral and systemic diseases and offers strategies for effective patient nutrition counseling.

This interactive course helps dental assistants understand esthetic treatment goals and considerations to ensure predictable, satisfying outcomes for patients.

This course reviews modern behavior guidance strategies for oral health professionals, emphasizing evidence-based approaches for today’s families.

This course covers chemical dependency, the aspects of addiction, and prescription writing, fulfilling Tennessee’s CE requirement.

This course equips dental assistants with knowledge of modern materials and techniques to enhance efficiency and treatment outcomes.

This course examines how common medications can impact dental implant success and teaches strategies to assess risks and optimize outcomes.

This course links modern parenting and child stress to caries prevention, offering strategies for minimally invasive, evidence-based care.

The Basic Life Support (BLS) class is for healthcare providers and public safety professionals. It covers the essential skills needed to respond effectively in emergency situations, and can help you meet a variety of certification and licensing requirements.

Join us for an engaging and educational poster session hosted by eight Fort Campbell dental residents. This session will highlight key "Operational" themes aligned with Army Individual Critical Tasks relevant to deployment and military readiness.