DCR COMPLIMENTARY
EVENING LECTURES

IN-PERSON

Biologic Considerations in Implantology: What Matters

DateThursday, October 22, 2026

FacultyDr. Brian Freund

AGD Code690

RCDSO Category1 (Core) 2026-LV1826

CE Credit1 hour

This lecture examines the mechanisms of soft and hard tissue healing in the context of implant osseointegration. It provides a concise, evidence-based review of factors influencing successful integration and long-term implant survival. Common factors that contribute to complications and sequelae are outlined, along with approaches to mitigation.

Learning Objectives

• Understand stages of soft/hard tissue healing in context of implant osseointegration.
• Appreciate biological factors influencing osseointegration.
• Understand how to reduce risk of common complications/sequelae.

IN-PERSON

Efficient, Esthetic and Predictable Anterior Composite Veneers: Introducing SOLVENTUM™ FILTEK™ MATRIX

DateThursday, November 19, 2026

SpeakerMs. Janette Lynn

AGD Code780

RCDSO Category2

CE Credit1 hour

Anterior composite esthetic cases can be a very enjoyable part of a dental practice. However, they can also be a time-consuming, difficult and unpredictable procedure. In this course, you will learn about a digital workflow resulting in a custom matrix system that reliably allows you to deliver esthetic, predictable and efficient anterior composite restorations to your patients.

Learning Objectives

• Learn how a new digitally designed matrix can help provide predictable, efficient and esthetic anterior composite veneers.
• Review case selection and identify benefits to both you and your patients.
• Describe the digital workflow steps for a customized anterior matrix system.
• Compare placement techniques recommended with this system.
• Explore clinical cases and demonstrate hands-on knowledge of the SOLVENTUM™ FILTEK™ MATRIX.
• Apply the technique in a hands-on session designed to reinforce the digital workflow and matrix placement concepts.

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Learn predictable, faster and safer endodontic instrumentation and canal disinfection using innovations and proven protocols. Advances simplify clinical endodontics, allowing clinicians to instrument more efficiently and safely while reducing canal transportation, blocking and apical ledging.

Enhanced irrigation and disinfection will be discussed to demonstrate approaches for single-visit endodontics. Practical tips, tricks and tools will also be highlighted.