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Comment évaluer un patient souffrant de désordres temporo-mandibulaires

Nov

05

2026

Comment évaluer un patient souffrant de désordres temporo...

Ixelles, Belgium

Société de Médecine Dentaire

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United States

This whole-day training will minimize the learning curve and help you to understand the science behind Osseodensification. Didactic Scientific learning and Hands-on Practical Training. The program requires 4 hours of didactic scientific education and clinical cases review as well as additional 3 hours of hands-on simulation with actual bone specimens and simulation models. This course teaches the clinical Versatility of Osseodensification. Compaction Autografting technique Review Densification Guide for any implant system Site optimization utilizing the Bur to increase Implant Stability Sub-Crestal Sinus Autografting, Lateral Ridge Expansion, Immediate Implant Placement, Guided Expansion Graft Procedures Densify After Cut (DAC) Protocol Learning Objectives: Review biomechanical, histological, and long-term clinical evidence of Osseodensification Learn and practice the Clinical Versatility of Osseodensification: Sub-Crestal Sinus Lift Lateral Ridge Expansion Immediate Implant Placement with OD Guided Expansion Graft (2-Stage Approach) Molar Septum Expansion with Immediate Implant Placement How can we preserve bone, plastically expand it, and enhance its strength in a controlled method The effect of Osseodensification on implanttotal stability development for early and immediate loading Risk assessment and avoiding complications Hands-on practical training utilizing actual bone specimens and simulation models Program CE Credits Hours: Total 7 Hours 1-Day Hands-on Course Didactic Scientific learning and Hands-on Practical Training. : The program requires 4 hours of didactic scientific education and clinical cases review as well as additional 3 hours of hands-on simulation with actual bone specimens and simulation models. This course teaches the clinical Versatility of Osseodensification. : Compaction Autografting technique Review Densification Guide for any implant system Site optimization utilizing the Bur to increase Implant Stability Sub-Crestal Sinus Autografting, Lateral Ridge Expansion, Immediate Implant Placement, Guided Expansion Graft Procedures Densify After Cut (DAC) Protocol

https://www.eugenol.us/en/events/osseodensification-level-i-11598

Chicago, IL
205 North Michigan Avenue
United States

Nov

06

2026

Osseodensification Level I

Chicago, IL

VERSAH

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During the two-day Dental Sleep Blueprint event, you’ll be shown the entire process for attracting 15-20 sleep patients per month with timely oral appliance reimbursements averaging $3,500 and above. The clinical side of dental sleep medicine is extremely straightforward. If you can make a bite splint, you can do sleep. What is NOT straightforward is how to get paid. And that's where most dentists run into trouble. Sleep courses are great at getting you excited about the possibility of treating patients and getting paid for doing work that is valuable and straightforward. But after the course, the maze of rules, regulations, processes and procedures means that most dentists don't transform their excitement into bottom line results. Helping patients is great. But doing it at your own expense isn't sustainable. 100,000 dentists have taken a sleep course. Out of that, only about 6,500 have made an oral appliance. Out of those 6,500, only 1,500 have ever billed medical insurance successfully. What this means is that dental sleep medicine becomes a "fantasy land" in the minds of most dentists. It's supposed to be a great path to success, but it never seems to materialize. The Dental Sleep Blueprint is a two-day educational event which will forever shift your perspective about what is possible in dental sleep medicine and show you the processes and systems you need to make success possible for you... plus you'll earn 14 CEs! This is called a Blueprint, because that’s exactly what it is. You'll be shown the entire process, step-by-step, that over 90% of dentists succeeding in dental sleep medicine are using. By the end of the event, you'll know more about how to succeed in sleep than the vast majority of dentists in the country. One of the most important things you'll discover is exactly how to get paid and be rewarded for the value you deliver to the lives of your patients. It is no exaggeration to say that dental sleep medicine can save lives. That is just one of the reasons this business can be so lucrative. You can do well by doing good! Program November 6, 2026 — Introductions and Overview of the DSM Landscape and the Framework for a Profitable DSM Practice : This is your introduction to Dental Sleep Medicine (DSM) and its clinical and business potential. This session sets the foundation for understanding the evolution of DSM and its role in modern dental practice. Learn how to structure your DSM practice for long-term profitability and efficiency. This session covers the essential components of a sustainable sleep business model. • Understand the scope and impact of DSM in patient care. • Identify the key drivers of a successful DSM practice. • Gain insight into industry trends and challenges. • Understand the necessary components of a high-functioning DSM business. • Discover key inefficiencies in traditional sleep practice models and how to overcome them. • Learn strategic frameworks for building revenue streams in DSM. November 6, 2026 — Principles of DSM : Take a deep dive into the fundamental principles of sleep medicine, including epidemiology, patient identification, and treatment approaches. • Unravel misunderstandings about medical billing in DSM. • Learn what’s required to set up a dependable process for getting paid & growing your sleep practice. • Develop a clear understanding of how the Restfull suite & service can support your end-to-end DSM patient workflow & journey. November 6, 2026 — Developing a High-Performing Dental Sleep Medicine Team & Medical Office Integration : An overview of the Dental Sleep Medicine Team and its role in the identification, treatment, and long-term management of sleep-related breathing disorders, including obstructive sleep apnea (OSA and snoring). Highlighting the collaborative, interdisciplinary approach between dentists, sleep physicians, hygienists, and administrative staff to ensure comprehensive patient care. • Attendees will gain insight into how the team integrates clinical expertise, patient education, and coordinated care to improve sleep quality, overall health, and quality of life. • Attendees will also gain insight into the benefits of a strong team and how it can contribute to the growth of the dental sleep practice. November 6, 2026 — My Journey & Impact of My DSM Practice : Dr. Murray will share his story of how a burnt out dentist with an aching body found a new purpose by helping his dental patients and community feel better and live longer with oral appliance therapy for OSA. • Learn about his dental career and the toll it took on his body. • Gain insight into how he implemented the teachings to impact the lives of patients within his community. • See how his team was trained to help provide a better balance while surpassing the financial and personal freedom goals he had set. November 6, 2026 — Understanding the Real Barriers to Implementing Dental Sleep Medicine : Many dentists express interest in dental sleep medicine but struggle to move from initial enthusiasm to consistent implementation. This engaging session explores the non-clinical challenges that commonly limit progress, including mindset, assumptions about team capacity, and the gap between education and execution. Through guided discussion and interactive audience participation, attendees will examine why sleep programs often stall and what foundational considerations must be addressed before building a sustainable model of care. • Recognize common mindset and operational assumptions that prevent successful implementation of dental sleep medicine. • Identify personal and practice-level barriers that contribute to stalled or inconsistent sleep programs. • Distinguish between clinical competence and the broader readiness factors required to support a functional dental sleep workflow. November 7, 2026 — Device Overview - Understanding OAT Device Options (and How to Tailor Your Approach) : An in-depth look at oral appliance therapy (OAT), including selection criteria and customization strategies for effective patient treatment. • Learn about the different oral appliances available for DSM. • Explore best practices for appliance customization and fitting. November 7, 2026 — Testing : A structured approach to screening and testing for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), ensuring compliance with medical guidelines and insurance requirements. • Learn effective screening techniques to identify potential sleep patients. • Understand testing protocols and the role of home sleep testing in DSM. • Implement a streamlined screening process within your practice. November 7, 2026 — Inside Restfull: The Infrastructure Behind a Thriving Dental Sleep Practice : In this session we walk through the full operational backbone of the Restfull program- from clinical resources and coaching structure to the medical model, legal framework, and compliance systems that protect your practice. You’ll also get a live walkthrough of the Circle learning space where your ongoing education and community support live. • Identify the core resources, coaching structure, and medical model framework within the Restfull program and how each supports practice development in dental sleep medicine. • Recognize the key legal documents, entity formation considerations, and Stark Law compliance principles relevant to operating a dental sleep practice. • Navigate the Circle learning space to access CE content, coaching materials, and peer community resources that support ongoing growth. November 7, 2026 — Biggest Obstacles in DSM & Restfull Solutions to Overcome : A look at the evolving DSM market and practical insights into avoiding common business pitfalls. • Understand industry trends and future growth opportunities in DSM. • Learn business strategies to avoid common DSM pitfalls. • Discover how to position your practice for long-term success in DSM. November 7, 2026 — The Restfull Difference: Billing & Documentation : A deep dive into billing in dental sleep, the process, and documentation workflow required to get paid. Learn how Restfull finally allows sleep dentists at ANY level to treat patients with OAT and get paid faster, more reliably, and at the maximum allowable payor reimbursement. Discover more about Restfull’s medical billing suite and done-for-you concierge billing service. • Unravel misunderstandings about medical billing in DSM. • Learn what’s required to set up a dependable process for getting paid and growing your sleep practice. • Develop a clear understanding of how the Restfull suite and services can support your end-to-end DSM patient workflow and journey.

https://www.eugenol.us/en/events/dental-sleep-blueprint-11644

Austin, TX
United States

Nov

06

2026

Dental Sleep Blueprint

Austin, TX

IAOS - International Academy of Sleep

Nov

06

2026

AMED - Annual Session 2026

Honolulu, HI

AMED - Academy of Microscope Enhanced Dentistry

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Belgium

Vous avez suivi le module 1 ? Ce module 2 vous permettra d’approfondir les points abordés dans le module 1. Programme 6 Novembre 2026 — 1.Techniques d’induction rapide et utilisation dans un cadre dentaire : Objectif : Enseigner des méthodes d’induction rapide pour instaurer un état de relaxation en quelques minutes, adaptées au temps limité d’une consultation. Théorie : Rappel des bases de l’hypnose, des états modifiés de conscience et de leur application en gestion de la douleur. Pratique : Techniques d’induction rapide (fixation du regard, respiration guidée, suggestions courtes). Démonstrations et exercices en binôme pour créer un état de relaxation. Applications concrètes : Préparer le patient à une anesthésie locale. Aider un patient anxieux à se détendre avant un soin ou une intervention. 6 Novembre 2026 — 2.Gestion de l’anxiété et de la phobie dentaire : Objectif : Donner des outils pour apaiser les patients stressés ou phobiques dès leur arrivée au cabinet. Techniques proposées : Ancrage de calme : enseigner au patient à se reconnecter à un souvenir apaisant. Méthode du safe place (lieu sûr) : aider le patient à visualiser un espace rassurant pendant les soins. Auto-hypnose guidée : montrer comment suggérer au patient des exercices de respiration et d’imagerie mentale pour gérer son stress. Pratique : Jeux de rôle pour répondre aux réactions émotionnelles typiques (cris, pleurs, paralysie due à la peur). Simulations avec retour d’expérience. 6 Novembre 2026 — 3.Gestion de la douleur perçue et des sensations désagréables : Objectif : Réduire la perception de la douleur et des sensations désagréables, comme les vibrations, les bruits ou la sensation d’étouffement (par exemple avec les instruments). Techniques proposées : Technique de la main anesthésique : guider le patient pour “anesthésier” une partie du corps par concentration mentale. Dissociation sensorielle : aider le patient à déplacer son attention loin de la zone d’intervention (ex. : “Imaginez que votre bouche est séparée du reste de votre corps”). Métaphores adaptées : utiliser des récits brefs pour distraire et apaiser (ex. : “Imaginez que chaque vibration est une petite vague qui nettoie votre plage intérieure”). Pratique : Entraînement à guider un patient dans une dissociation sensorielle. Scénarios de gestion de douleur simulée. 6 Novembre 2026 — 4.Langage hypnotique adapté au cabinet dentaire : Objectif : Améliorer la communication avec les patients pour induire un état d’apaisement via des mots et un ton adaptés. Théorie : Introduction au modèle Milton (langage permissif et suggestif). Pratique : Exercices pour transformer des phrases négatives en positives (ex. : au lieu de “ne vous inquiétez pas”, dire “sentez vous libre de vous détendre”). Simulations : gérer des réactions comme une mâchoire tendue ou un refus d’ouvrir la bouche. 6 Novembre 2026 — 5.Auto-hypnose pour le praticien et l’équipe : Objectif : Enseigner des techniques d’auto-hypnose pour aider les dentistes et leurs assistantes à gérer leur propre stress et rester concentrés. Exercices proposés : Respiration contrôlée pour se recentrer entre deux patients. Méthode de “pause mentale” : visualisation pour récupérer en quelques minutes. 6 Novembre 2026 — 6.Méthodes spécifiques pour les enfants : Objectif : Adapter les techniques pour les jeunes patients, qui peuvent être particulièrement anxieux. Techniques proposées : Hypnose ludique : transformer les soins en un jeu ou une aventure (“Imagine que cet instrument est un petit avion qui va se poser doucement”). Visualisation active : encourager l’enfant à imaginer un personnage ou un lieu qu’il aime pendant les soins. Pratique : Jeux de rôle pour apprendre à capter l’attention des enfants. Création de récits personnalisés avec les participants. 6 Novembre 2026 — 7.Adaptation aux soins spécifiques en dentisterie : Objectif : Intégrer les techniques hypnotiques dans les soins dentaires courants. Cas pratiques : Soins sans anesthésie pour des interventions mineures (grattage de tartre, pose de gouttière). Accompagnement hypnotique pour les extractions. Réduction de l’anxiété pendant des actes longs ou bruyants (détartrage profond, chirurgie dentaire). Exercice final : Simulation complète où chaque participant pratique une induction hypnotique dans un contexte simulé.

https://www.eugenol.us/en/events/hypno-tips-optimisez-vos-soins-avec-l-hypnose-module-2-11500