“Suturing Techniques for the General Dentist” is designed for the general dentist interested in refining their skills in general oral and implant surgery. By registering for this unique Blended Learning experience, attendees gain access to a free webinar that provides the lecture portion of this course, providing them three full hours of hands-on learning at the meeting. This Blended Learning course will provide 4.5 hours of participation credit.
In this session, participants will learn basic suturing principles, flap design and manipulation, various suturing techniques for closure, all while practicing hands-on suturing on pig jaws.
Once you register, you will receive an e-mail with a unique link to access the live webinar set for June 29 at 7 p.m. CDT. Please note, you may take this course live, or any time after June 30 on-demand via the AGD Online Learning Center. The webinar portion must be viewed prior to the AGD 2016 hands-on portion of the course.
The Blended Learning experience is great for dentists who want to maximize their time and get the most out of their CE while attending AGD 2016. Register today!
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