Date: Wednesday, June 24th, 2026
Faculty Name:
Dr. John P. Zarb Description:
Date: Tuesday, June 9, 2026
Faculty Name:
Dr. Nik Sharma and Dr. Nash Cassim
This lecture covers pulpotomy in primary teeth across three core pillars. Diagnosis comes first and is non-negotiable — differentiating the pulp states using both radiographic and clinical findings determines whether a pulpotomy is even appropriate, since the best technique in the world won’t save a tooth that was misdiagnosed. Technique involves complete coronal pulp removal, hemostasis assessment, and application of a pulpotomy agent — historically was formocresol, but now may be ferric sulfate or biocompatible materials like MTA or Biodentine. The lecture closes by stressing that the final restoration, ideally a stainless steel crown, is just as critical as everything that came before it — without a proper coronal seal, the pulpotomy fails regardless of how well it was executed.
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Date: Thursday, May 21, 2026
Faculty Name:
Dr. Sanjukta Mohanta
Date: Wednesday, May 13 2026
Faculty Name: Ms. Michelle Ryckman
Date: Wednesday April 29th, 2026
Faculty Name: Dr. Mohammad Mahjoori-Ghasrodashti
Dr. Mohammad Mahjoori-Ghasrodashti, Oral Maxillofacial Radiologist, for a practical overview of panoramic radiography and its role in dental diagnosis.
Synopsis
This webinar provides a practical overview of panoramic radiography and its role in dental diagnosis. Participants will review the foundational principles of panoramic imaging and revisit key anatomical landmarks to strengthen recognition of normal structures and improve the ability to identify abnormalities. The session will emphasize the importance of diagnosis in guiding dental treatment, the role of radiology within the diagnostic process, and how strengthening interpretation skills in panoramic radiographs can enhance clinical decision-making and overall patient care.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:
Date: Tuesday, April 14, 2026
Faculty Name:
Ms. Janessa McGuire and Ms. Melanie Murray
Learn how to meet Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario (RCDSO), College of Dental Hygienists of Ontario (CDHO), and Public Health Ontario (PHO) requirements for Infection Prevention and Control (IPAC) documentation while maintaining accurate, traceable logs. This course focuses on best practices to ensure compliance, professional accountability, and audit readiness. Participants will leave with the knowledge to keep their clinic inspection-ready and maintain safe, well-documented workflows.
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Date: Monday, March 23rd, 2026
Faculty Name: Dr. Brian Freund
A brief discussion on the lessons learnt from the 2,700 implant cases following the Chrysalis Single Implant protocol that respect tissue physiology – maximizing available bone, minimizing grafting, preserving the blood supply and positioning implants to create an ideal emergence profile.
Date: Wednesday, March 11th, 2026
Faculty Name: Ms. Nives Braunstein
A detailed discussion on the stability of the soft tissue around implant retained single crowns over time.
Date: Wednesday February 25th, 2026
Faculty Name: Dr. Steven Bongard
A brief discussion on the important long-term implications of implant selection ( Length, diameter, location) when planning the placement of a single implant.
Date: Tuesday, February 10th, 2026
Faculty Name: Dr. John P. Zarb
A brief discussion on the available prosthodontic solutions that completely edentulous and/or patients with a terminal dentition can consider when exploring options for their missing teeth.
Date: Wednesday, January 28th, 2026
Faculty Name: Ms. Michelle Ryckman
Gain a better understanding of the connection between a greater patient experience and opportunities for overall practice growth & long-term success.
Date: Thursday, January 15th, 2026
Faculty Name: Mr. Terry Xie
A detailed discussion of the benefits of incorporating digital diagnostic tools to establish a virtual patient. This includes a review of the merits of adopting protocols to capture photographs, facial scans, intraoral scans and, when indicated, CBCTs for the comprehensive prosthodontic management of your patients.
Date: Monday, December 8th, 2025
Faculty Name: Dr. Mahshid Torabi
A practical and case-based discussion on preventing and managing complications in removable prosthodontics.
Date:Thursday, November 6th, 2025
Faculty Name:Drs. Stephen Abrams & Ian McConnachie
A brief discussion on how we got here with the CDCP, what does here look like and where can it go from here.
Date: Tuesday, October 21st, 2025
Faculty Name: Dr. Effie Habsha
A brief discussion on navigating through the maze of materials in dental ceramics to achieve successful outcomes.
Date: Monday, October 6 , 2025
Date: September 24th, 2025
Faculty Name: Janessa McGuire, BSc, CIC
A compelling and evidence-based discussion on the risks associated with the misuse of single-use devices (SUDs) in dental practices. Led by certified infection control expert Janessa McGuire, this session is grounded in a national study presented at IPAC-Canada, which analyzed over 50 clinics and revealed concerning—but correctable—trends.
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Date: September 9th, 2025
A brief discussion on adopting a straightforward algorithmic approach to extractions that will make your complicated extractions less time consuming and less stressful.
Date: Tuesday July 15th, 2025
Faculty Name: Dr. John P. Zarb
A brief discussion on carving out a professionally fulfilling career as a strategy to mitigate the risks of burnout.
Date: Tuesday June 24th, 2025
A brief discussion on the important considerations when maintaining implant retained restorations.
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Date: Tuesday May 13th, 2025
Date: Thursday May 1st, 2025
A brief discussion on our shared experience understanding the key determinants for the stability of the hard and soft tissues supporting immediately placed and provisionalized single implant restorations.
Date: Tuesday April 8th, 2025
