Course Dates are not confirmedFebruary TBA, 2019 (8:00 AM - 4:00 PM)
*Priority enrollment discount expires on Jan 19, 2019Note: All materials included - Bring your own laptop (needed for the Dentrix lab portion)
CE Points: 12
Course OverviewDPE is the guide for practicing dentistry that they do not give you in university or require you to learn for NDEB. It is the fundamentals of how to get hired and stay hired. A two-day program designed to prepare you to excel in the dental world.Based on years of clinical practice and management, Dr. Al Rayes and his team will walk you through the entire dental process as it happens in Canada. From the moment a patient walks into the office to the final outcomes.What initial exams should take place. How to diagnose and generate a treatment plan. And how to communicate risks, benefits, and alternatives to your patients.With detailed instruction and hands-on practice using Dentrix, you will learn how to document all key aspects of doctor-patient interactions. Not only enabling you to reduce the risk of lawsuits and college complaints but helping you to provide a consistent level of care that will make your patients want to come back.DPE is your essential guide and tool-kit for dental practice success - bundled into one
powerhouse two-day workshop.
Course DetailsLearning Outcomes & Benefits:
- Job hunting and job retention strategies - specific to the dental field
- How to complete a new patient exam. Including: E/O, I/O Soft tissue, I/O Dental, and establishing a diagnosis
- Demonstrations and practice of new patient exam documentation
- How to properly prescribe radiographs
- Using billing codes
- Treatment plan formulation (Phase 1, 2, and 3)
- Communicating treatment plans and costs with patients.
- How to avoid lawsuits general legal advice
- Breakdown of the advantageous/disadvantageous and differences between paper charting and computer charting
- Hands-on Dentrix practice with case studies
- Distinguishing between emergency and specific exams
- How to navigate tax laws and procedures from a dentist's perspective
- Recall exam components (E/O, I/O, PSR probing versus full mouth probing)
- Dealing with RCDSO complaints processes
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