Event Details
SPEAKER BIO
Dr. Jack Griffin has a unique and fun method of delivering multiple course topics from practice managment to CAD/CAM dentistry. He is nationally recognized as a quality educator and presenter.
Dr. Griffin is one of a hand-full of dentists awarded by his peers Diplomat status with the American Board of Aesthetic Dentistry (ABAD), accreditation with the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (AACD), and Mastership in the Academy of General Dentistry (AGD).
Dr. Griffin runs a practice in St Louis County where he and his staff have maintained a 50-55% overhead since 1988. His Smile Center emphasizes cosmetics while doing all phases of general dentistry. Dr. Griffin’s unique educational philosophy focuses on improving clinical and financial outcomes while making practice more fun and rewarding. His course topics include office efficiency, digital photography, current bonding and cementation techniques, great everyday esthetics and CAD/CAM dentistry.
Dr. Griffin has been the MasterTrack/CE chair for the Missouri AGD, a member and clinical evaluator for Catapult Education, the dental industry’s premier speaker’s bureau, and is a clinical director for the Pacific Esthetic Continuum (PAC). He has also been a clinical evaluator for Reality Esthetics and served on the Council for Scientific Affairs for the Greater St Louis Dental Society.
ON-DEMAND WEBINAR: Earn 1 CEU
“Doc, It Hurt and Then It Fell Out”
Combating Common Problems in Adhesive Dentistry
COURSE SUMMARY
Almost everything we do in a restorative practice centers around adhesive dentistry, and failure with direct composites is not an option. In today’s world of corporate dentistry, production goals, and the rising tide of lower reimbursement of insurances, there is not time to deal with failing restorations. We need to get it right the first time. In this 1-hour webinar, Dr. Jack Griffin will discuss how to make adhesive dentistry simple and predictable with techniques and materials that work for all of us.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Learn how to correct what may go wrong with universal bonding
- Understand material basics to magnify success
- Learn how to stop the failure in your direct restorative procedures
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