Associate relationships in oral and maxillofacial surgery practices frequently fail – with 75 percent ending within the first year. Hiring is a complex human system that requires a strategic and thoughtful approach. This 90-minute webinar will outline key indicators that signal when a practice is ready to bring on an associate and provide steps to take – and avoid – to ensure a successful, long-term hire. Attendees will learn how to identify and attract right-fit associates who contribute to the practice’s growth, profitability and continuity. Code: WPM251105

Register for this 2-part webinar series on Dental Implants and save $50 off the original price of $250! Code: WCE25B03

Allogenic bone grafting has become a reliable and well-established method for reconstructing the maxilla and mandible for dental implant placement– eliminating the morbidity associated with donor sites. This 60-minute webinar will examine the science of dental osseointegration and use the allogenic bone grafts for dental implants. The presentation will include a review of surgical management and techniques aimed at maximizing patient outcomes. Participants will gain practical knowledge to navigate complex cases. Code: WCE251111

Oral and maxillofacial surgery procedures may be submitted to medical insurance, dental insurance, or both– each with distinct coverage, benefits, and billing requirements, including code sets. Accurate coding and billing submission are essential to ensure proper reimbursement and avoid delays or denials. This 90-minute webinar will examine medical and dental coding with a focus on crosswalks for services such as implants, grafts, and anesthesia. Attendees will gain a clearer understanding of how to select the appropriate codes and submit to each type of insurance accurately. Code: WCW251112

Dynamic navigation has emerged as an accurate, precise and efficient technique for dental implant placement. In complex ‘all-on’ cases, traditional chairside analog pick up for provisional fabrication can consume up to half the clinical time. However, recent advancements in dynamic navigation systems now allow OMSs to plan implant positions and place implants as well as capture highly accurate impressions using dynamic photogrammetry. This technology enables the seamless delivery of digitally printed or milled provisional and final restoration – eliminating the need for conventional chairside analog pickups. With these innovations, clinicians can now achieve a fully digital, streamlined workflow from planning to final impression. Code: WCE251118