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Parents: Healthy sleep is an important part of child’s routine. Kids who get enough consistent sleep have better attention and behavior — and lower risk of obesity, type 2 diabetes, and injuries. Set routines, limit screens, prioritize sleep. Learn more: https://www.cdc.gov/healthy-weight-growth/tips-parents-caregivers/index.html

SAVE THE DATE!
Oral Oncology Symposium
Miami Baptist + AAOM
April 16-17, 2027
Baptist Health
Miami, Florida
More information coming soon.

Successful infant frenectomy care doesn't begin or end with the procedure.
Join Dr. Jenny Hobson and Dr. Milton Geivelis for Part 2 of The Breathing Lab as they explore why collaboration between dentists, physical therapists, and myofunctional therapists is essential for preparing infants before treatment and supporting optimal recovery afterward.

If you work with infants experiencing feeding challenges, tethered oral tissues, or airway concerns, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.

🎙️ Register through link in bio to attend live and ask questions, or sign up to receive the recording.
https://hobsoninstitute.com/from-newborn-feeding-to-airway-function/

Just one week to go‼️

As metal-free, biocompatible implant options continue to gain traction, this is your chance to see how ceramic implants can expand what you offer patients, straight from a Diplomate of the American Board of Oral Implantology. Join us for this FREE webinar sponsored by SDS - Swiss Dental Solutions on "Zirconia Implants in Modern Dentistry" with Dr. Tarek Assi

Date: Wednesday, August 19th
Time: 7:00 PM EDT
Register here: https://hubs.ly/Q04sJh0P0

Most periodontal CE dollars get spent backward. Clinicians book surgical and grafting courses before they've refreshed the 2018 AAP/EFP staging system or tightened up re-evaluation documentation - and end up with certificates that don't match what their charts can actually support.

The fix mirrors how periodontal disease itself is treated: classification and charting first, non-surgical therapy and adjuncts second, documented re-evaluation third, surgical and soft-tissue technique last. Our latest article breaks that sequence into a course-by-course plan, with the exact documentation each stage needs - CDT codes included.

Read it before you book your next periodontal course: https://cecrowd.com/formats-learning-design/periodontal-soft-tissue-ce-non-surgical-first-surgical-later

You can do excellent posterior composites and still not be ready to prep an onlay. They're different skills — and most CE never treats them that way.

We mapped restorative & adhesive dentistry into a four-tier learning pathway, from a reliable dry field all the way to indirect mastery, and matched each stage to the course format that actually builds it (hint: onlay skill isn't learned from slides).

Every claim is backed by the research — Cochrane, JDR, and recent onlay meta-analyses — caveats included.

Build your pathway instead of shopping for courses. Full article: https://cecrowd.com/course-planning-roi/restorative-dentistry-ce-from-fundamentals-to-indirect-mastery

Restorative Dentistry CE: From Fundamentals to Indirect Mastery - CE Crowd A learning-design guide to restorative dentistry CE — from isolation and bonding fundamentals to onlay mastery. Match the right course format to each skill you build.

Tag a dentist who has more CE credits than they'll ever need but just signed up for another Workshop anyway 🤓