"I loved being a part of the course Dr. Martel is excellent at sharing information. Best part about the course is learning not only the big things like learning how to think and plan complex cases but also what to say in certain situations or learning pearls that are eye opening. The more I heard and picked up the more opportunities it opened for me when I went back to my practice and saw more of what’s happening in patient cases."
"I loved being a part of the course Dr. Martel is excellent at sharing information. Best part about the course is learning not only the big things like learning how to think and plan complex cases but also what to say in certain situations or learning pearls that are eye opening. The more I heard and picked up the more opportunities it opened for me when I went back to my practice and saw more of what’s happening in patient cases."
"I wanted to pass along some thoughts on the experience I had learning implant dentistry from you starting in 2012. There is no person in my 24 year career as a dentist who has had a greater impact on the way I practice dentistry today. Before I attended your program I was afraid to take on anything more than a couple of implants and felt like the more complex cases were for prosthodontists. After attending your mini residency program for many years, my implant practice has grown from 30-40 implants restored per year to 250-350 per year. Until I met you I had never restored a full arch with implants and today I routinely do between 20-30 full arch cases annually and going up by the year. You have given me the confidence to feel like I am the expert in implant dentistry that my patients deserve. A day doesn't go by when I don't hear your voice in my head when I am treatment planning, that as dentists we are not here to fill holes but to treat the entire mouth with the best dentistry we have to offer.
The MRP we had was so well done because it took the multi-disciplinary approach to treatment planning. I feel extremely comfortable with the team approach and routinely incorporate ortho, endo, and perio concepts to give my implant patients the ideal results. The best part of the program has been your friendship and guidance whenever I was in need of advice, you have always been there to share all of your experience. That went a long ways especially when we were starting the program. I am grateful to have learned from you, and I know that without you I wouldn't be the dentist that I am today."
Harjeet S. Brar D.D.S.
Brar Family Dentistry
"Over the years, I have attended many mini residency programs and continuing education meetings. Many of which Dr. Vic Martel has been the expert speaker for the programs. His presentation skills and slide presentations are amongst the best I’ve ever seen.
One of Dr. Martel‘s biggest attributes is his knowledge on all things dentistry, from occlusion to implants and everything and everything between. I have attended no less than a dozen MRP’s that Vic has given, and there isn’t a single time that I haven’t pulled away a few pearls.
Every time Vic gives a lecture, he definitely covers the material, but inevitably there is something being discussed in the meeting that he takes the time and breaks away from his traditional lecture and pulls up a case that he has experienced himself to better aid the conversation. This is such a valuable resource to witness when this happens. Vic is so personable. He pulls this off without a hitch. I have seen Vic give many presentations, and it is so refreshing to see that he stays current in all the newest techniques and technologies so all of us in attendance can feel relevant in our own offices. On some occasions something may come up about a material, billing code, etc. he will research it and email me back with his thoughts. Dr. Martel has become a mentor of mine and has taught me a lot. Dr. Vic Martel is a real pro."
Tony Prestipino CDT
"The true impact of the MRP is that it teaches comprehensive treatment planning and educates dentists on different ways to look at their existing patient population. While many doctors are first intrigued by the prospects of doing larger cases, they quickly learn the vast amount of help they can provide to their existing patient base is by simply treating the whole problem instead of just the obvious ones. The 4-5 residency format creates a platform for doctors to treatment plan their cases and observe how their colleagues see and discuss treatment options to their patients. The interactive format allows the experienced and young dentists to come together and share best practices along with key observations about what a comprehensive path forward looks like for their patients. There is a visible progression of each participant from the start to the finish of the program, and they leave at the end more confident in their ability to help their patients.
As an observer looking in, I was able to watch as my customers grew their confidence in having these discussions with patients and see how they incorporated the skills they learned during the MRP. The increase in cases being treated, the variety of singles, implant bridges, and full arches that were moving on to completion increased exponentially in the surgical offices. This helped them not only with implants but in their whole practice as the doctors began to treat for the long term.
Many Specialists feel as though their practice direction and growth trajectory is the ideal pathway forward. What they quickly learn through the MRP is that by educating their referral base and elevating their skills on comprehensive treatment panning, they can actually maximize their time better and their profitability per patient increases. Understanding what is an immediate concern to the patient, as well as forward looking to what is on the brink of failure are some of the key skills taught during the MRP. Over the 5 sessions doctors also gain confidence in having difficult discussions with patients, overcoming their discomfort about cost of treatment, discussing all treatment options and not making assumptions about what you think your patients want. The program not only teaches patient treatment planning, but also making sure the patient has all the information they need when they meet with the specialist.
The Mini Residency Program as designed by Dr. Vic Martel helps patients get the best treatment options available to them and helps doctors maximize their time and efforts to drive profitability within their practices."
Chris Bouchard, Former Regional Sale Director Straumann
"Dr. Martel did a wonderful job breaking down occlussal concepts and how they relate to the TMJ. The takeaways were practical and easy to implement in the office. He promotes peer discussion and multi specialty treatment planning. I highly recommend Dr Martel!
I would like to take this oppurtunity to to give my thoughts on attending Dr. Vic Martel's seminars. I first attended Dr. Martel's seminars in 2014. The events were lively, full of discussion, and a great boost to my understanding of treatment planning implant cases. Ten years later and the seminars continue to add to my dental practice by teaching me advanced thinking when I look at a case or treatment plan. The use of our "own" cases to discuss add so much more understanding and involvement to the seminars.
Dr. Martels exuberent attitude toward teaching the material makes it enjoyable and insightful. He invites questions at every turn and encourages the attendees to contact him at anytime to discuss any case they may have."
Joseph F Verzino, DMD
Waterbury, Connecticut
"My large GP/specialist/lab study club group has had the pleasure of hosting Dr. Martel as our lead instructor/facilitator a number of times over the years. The results with our members have simply been transformative. His style and content are easy to absorb and put into practice and the subject matter always remains current and cutting edge. Implant restorative technique, photography, business modalities, materials and methods--the list goes on as to what they're experts at.
Dr. Martel is a clear national leader in dental education and practice enhancement strategies. I wholeheartedly recommend him if you're looking for an overall growth partner."
Jamie Sheehey
Study Club Consultant, Boston Area
Welcome
The Martel Academy is dedicated to the advancement of postgraduate education and exists to help improve the dental healthcare of every patient.
In this current time of limited gatherings, we strive to continue our mission with state-of-the-art Virtual Education Meetings to help dentists around the country continue learning in this most difficult time.
Martel Academy was founded over 10 years ago to provide dental education that is fundamental to all aspects of the successful comprehensive restorative dental practice. Each course will teach its participants the essential principles and skills required for total quality dental care. Every speaker has been hand selected and are experts in their fields.
Martel Academy can also completely customize every lecture to meet the needs of the specific audience and can fulfill any number of time requirements from 1-2 hour Virtual Programs to full and half day Live Sessions. We strive to constantly be on the cutting edge of dentistry and help every practice become the best they can be.
Meet Our Speakers
Course Topics
Implant Therapy: When, How and Why? – Dr. Martel
Program Description:
In addition to the actual clinical procedures, diagnosis and treatment planning are essential elements for clinicians to consider in implant treatment. This program will illustrate some of the diagnostics needed prior to considering implant treatment. Treatment options will also be illustrated and discussed.
Program Objectives:
At the end of the course, the participant should be able to:
- Understand the physical and radiographic examination requirements associated with treatment planning for edentulous and partially edentulous patients
- Understand the surgical and restorative components used in implant treatment. Identify patients who may be candidates for implant treatment
- Understand any medical concerns that may preclude implant treatment
- Identify the essential diagnostic steps required for implant treatment
- Discuss specific treatment issues with surgical and dental laboratory colleagues
Restoring the Full Arch Implant Patient – Dr. Martel
Program Description:
As the US population ages, we are seeing a greater number of patients with failing dentitions. With that many are looking for implant therapy. This presents a challenge on the proper treatment planning for each patient. In this course we will discuss the variety of treatment plans for long term success.
Program Objectives:
At the end of the course, the participant should be able to:
- Understand the physical and radiographic examination requirements associated with treatment planning for edentulous and partially edentulous patients
- Understand the surgical and restorative components used in implant treatment
- Identify patients who may be candidates for implant treatment. Understand any medical concerns that may preclude implant treatment
- Identify the essential diagnostic steps required for implant treatment. Discuss specific treatment issues with surgical and dental laboratory colleagues
The Art and Science of Anterior Implants – Dr. Martel
Course Description:
Implant dentistry is a part of our everyday practice today. There are numerous challenges when restoring an implant in the esthetic zone. The goal of this course is to aid the practitioner in achieving predictable and beautiful implant restoration in the anterior smile.
Program Objectives:
At the end of the course, the participant should be able to:
- Preservation of bone to enhance esthetics
- Understand the surgical and restorative components used in implant treatment
- Identify patients who may be candidates for implant treatment
- Identify the essential diagnostic steps required for implant treatment
- Discuss specific treatment issues with surgical and dental laboratory colleagues
Occlusion in the World of Implant Dentistry – Dr. Martel
Course Description:
In addition to the actual clinical procedures, diagnosis and treatment planning occlusion is an essential element for clinicians to consider in implant treatment. This program will illustrate the occlusal concepts needed prior to and during implant treatment. Treatment options will also be illustrated and discussed.
Program Objectives:
At the end of the course, the participant should be able to:
- Basic TMJ exam and screening prior to treatment
- How to work up a case with occlusion in mind
- Identify patients with TMD prior to implant treatment
- Taking an accurate CR Bite and Facebow in minutes
- Setting occlusions for various implant cases
Occlusion for the General Practice – Dr. Martel
Occlusion for the Dentist - Session I
- Why Study Occlusion?
- Elements of Occlusion
- Occlusal Philosophies
- Steps to a Stable Occlusion
- Why Centric Relation
- Anatomy of the TMJ
- Muscles of mastication
- The TMJ Exam
All Afternoon sessions will be hands on with students working on each other. Occlusion for the General Dentist - Session II
- Articulators
- Facebow Transfers
- Mounting Models in Centirc Relation
- Restoring the Worn Dentition
- Round Table Q & A
Comprehensive Implant Restorative Continuum – 5 full-day program – Dr. Martel
Session 1: Implants, How, When, & Why?
- Introduction to the CIRC
- Rational for Dental Implants
- Discovering Implant Patients Within Your Practice
- The Art of Communication
- Proper Fee Setting to Profit with Dental Implants
- Patient Selection and Medical Considerations
- Proper Case Work UP for Treatment Planning︎
Sessions 2, 3: The Art of Comprehensive Treatment Planning
- Treatment Planning Simple to Complex Implant Cases
- Step by Step Sequencing to Proper Treatment Planning
- Implant Mapping and Surgical Considerations
Session 4: Successful Implant Prosthetics
- Restorative Procedures for Multiple Implant Cases
- Abutment Selection in Implant Dentistry
- Cementation of Implant Crowns, Good or Bad?
- Impression Techniques︎
- Cement vs. Screw Retained?
- Treatment Plan Additional Cases
Session 5: Occlusion In Implant Dentistry
- Treatment Plan Additional Cases
- Occlusion in the World of Implant Dentistry︎
- Step by Step Final Delivery Procedures︎
This program is designed to dramatically increase the number for implant procedures you perform in your practice and improve the quality and longevity of your final restorations. You will also gain the confidence to treat all your patients in a more comprehensive manner, improving patient overall health and the financial well-being of your practice.
Click Here to Listen to Podcast: How to Grow Your Implant Practice Through Educating Your Referring Doctors
Advanced CIRC – 5 full-day program – Dr. Martel
Course Description:
The Advanced CIRC is a continuation of the Basic CIRC. It is a five-session course, which is most effectively held on a quarterly basis. The purpose of the course is to continue the educational process started in the CIRC with a heavy emphasis on treatment planning of dental implants, practice growth and development. Participants will be encouraged to bring cases to each session for treatment planning. The requirement for treatment planning at least one case still stands. In order for everyone to learn as much as possible, a definite hands-on approach is needed.
Goals and Objectives:
- Continuation of the CIRC
- To increase proficiency in identifying dental implant patients
- To increase proficiency in patient communication
- To increase proficiency in treatment planning dental implant patients
- To learn to transition patients from teeth to dental implants
- Perform hands-on exercises during sessions
- To keep up to date with new technologies and technique
Digital Photography / Digital Image Management – Dr. Goldstein
(This course is lecture only. All aspects of digital photography are covered from camera selection and set-up, to computer software set-up demonstrating how to organize, find and share images)
Learning Objectives:
At the end of the course, the participant should be able to:
- Equipment selection and setup for macro photography
- Camera setup, lenses, flash systems, and detailed fundamental photography principals
- Understanding terminology: white balance, ISO, resolution, file types (JPEG, RAW, TIFF), exposure modes, flash settings, compact flash cards, reformatting, metadata, EXIF data and many, many more
- Using photography for patient case presentations and marketing (in-office, web, and social media, etc)
- Understanding flashes and the principals of light
Attendees: Doctors/Staff/Laboratory Technicians
Digital Photography Workshop – Dr. Goldstein
(This course is lecture in the morning and hands-on in the afternoon. Participants bring their own cameras and will learn to setup and shoot various subjects. Portrait photography will be also emphasized.)
Learning Objectives:
At the end of the course, the participant should be able to:
- Equipment selection and setup for macro photography
- Camera setup, lenses, flash systems, and detailed fundamental photography principals
- Understanding terminology: white balance, ISO, resolution, file types (Jpeg, RAW, TIFF), exposure modes, flash settings, compact flash cards, reformatting, metadata, EXIF data and many, many more terms
- Using photography for patient case presentations and marketing (in-office, web, and social media, etc)
- Understanding flashes and the principals of light
- How to make beautiful portraits using minimal camera equipment
Attendees: Doctors/Staff/Laboratory Technicians
Digital Asset Management – Dr. Goldstein
(Digital cameras are commonly used today in dentistry; however, little has been written in the dental literature regarding Digital Asset Management (DAM). This course will review the management and handling of digital images after they are captured in camera. This course is lecture and hands-on full day. Participants bring their own laptop computers (Mac or PC) and will learn how to set-up an organized patient file system as well as learn how to organize, find and share images using Adobe Photoshop Lightroom)
Learning Objectives:
- Dental Images need to be downloaded, organized, and cataloged quickly and efficiently. A complete workflow will be shown allowing the viewer to see how a professional system is set-up and utilized in a dental practice
- Each participant will set up their own computer and learn the software with sample files provided by Dr. Goldstein
- Learn how to use the software to output images for patient case presentations and marketing (in-office, web, and social media, etc)
- Participants will leave with a fully functioning workflow set-up and ready to use
Attendees: Doctors/Staff/Laboratory Technicians
Implant Dentistry Utilizing Fixed Implant Supported Prosthetics – Dr. Goldstein
(All case types will be shown, emphasizing tissue esthetics, provisionalization techniques, and ceramic material selection and usage)
Learning Objectives:
- Using photography and mockups to treatment plan any restorative case
- Learning specific laboratory protocols that will enhance your final product
- Provisionaliztion techniques (direct and indirect)
- Impression techniques
- Ceramic material selection
- CAD/CAM design and workflow
- Dentist/technician workflow
Attendees: Doctors/Staff/Laboratory Technicians
Implant Dentistry Utilizing Removable Implant Supported Prosthetics – Dr. Goldstein
Learning Objectives:
- Using photography and mockups to treatment plan any restorative case
- Simplified denture fabrication; detailed steps
- Immediate load protocols and conversion techniques
- Bar/attachment selection
- Impression techniques
- Implant assisted vs implant supported prosthesis; how to diagnosis
- Dentist/technician workflow
Attendees: Doctors/Staff/Laboratory Technicians
Advanced Immediate Load Protocol For The Full Arch - Tony Prestipino, CDT
Course Description:
Presentation will cover surgical and restorative protocols for immediate load surgery trough final restorations.
Attendees: Everybody
Digital Impressions, CADCAM Abutments and Restorative Options - Tony Prestipino, CDT
Course Description:
Presentation will cover intraoral scanning using different intraoral scanner’s and the protocols to create custom abutments and restorative prosthesis.
Attendees: Everybody
Restorative Options After Immediate Load Surgery For The Full Arch - Tony Prestipino, CDT
Course Description:
Presentation will cover protocols for a variety of restorative options for the full arch implant case.
Attendees: Everybody
Screw retained versus cementable implant restorations - Tony Prestipino, CDT
Course Description:
Presentation will cover the differences between screw retained and cementable restorations. When to use them and when not to use them.
Attendees: Everybody
Modeless Implant Restorations - Tony Prestipino, CDT
Course Description:
Presentation will cover the different protocols for modeless restorative implant dentistry versus conventional restorative implant dentistry and the cost comparison.
Attendees: Everybody
Growing Your Dental Laboratory - Tony Prestipino, CDT
Course Description:
Presentation will cover how to integrate a team approach utilizing advances in dental technology to grow your business for success. Also comparing the importance of authentic parts versus aftermarket parts.
Attendees: Dental Laboratory Technicians
Effective Dental Implant Communication – Greggory J. DiLauri, DDS
Communication is the key to successfully providing appropriate dental implant treatment. Introduced, is a simple approach to understanding the difference between effective and efficient communication. We will address communication styles and how to use them to get your patients to say YES to dental Implants. We will also talk about WHY patients buy dental implant treatment. In a world where replacing missing teeth with implants is “State Of The Art”, why do we lag in utilizing them for our patients? This presentation will be more valuable to you than your hand piece! The information presented is beneficial for the doctor and all members of the team.
Learn:
- The Learning Ladder
- Communication Styles
- What is YOUR communication style
- Starting with the WHY
- How to LISTEN
- The power of WITH
- How to present dental implant treatment EFFECTIVELY and EFFICIENTLY!
Photography 101 – Greggory J. DiLauri, DDS
Photography is the key to practice growth and getting patients to want what we know they need. Introduced, is a simple approach to understanding good intramural photography. We will address WHY photography is important and which photos get patients to say YES to dental treatment. We will also talk about HOW to take the photos and the simple set and forget settings for your camera. This presentation will be more valuable to you than your hand piece! The information presented is beneficial for the doctor and all members of the team.
Learn:
- Why Photography
- Which Shots to take
- How to get the shots
- Camera setting
- Photo organization
Treating the Failing Dentition Digitally – Greggory J. DiLauri, DDS
Diagnosis is the key to successfully treating patients. Introduced, is a simple approach to understanding what a fixed hybrid prosthesis is and who is a good candidate. We will also address digital treatment planning steps from diagnosis to delivery. Setting appropriate fees, and how we present these cases, will be discussed in a way that that makes it easy for patients to say YES! This presentation is not only valuable for the doctor, but all members of the team.
Learn:
- What is a Fixed Hybrid Prosthesis
- Why utilize an Immediate Load Fixed Hybrid Prosthesis
- Who is a candidate for a Fixed Hybrid Prosthesis
- Outline Effective and Efficient Digital Treatment Planning steps
- How to present Fixed Hybrid cases
Treatment Planning and Occlusion – The Key to Predictability – Greggory J. DiLauri, DDS
Diagnosis is the key to successfully treating patients. Introduced, is a simple, systematic approach to evaluating occlusion and how it can set the tone for successful treatment planning. Learn when occlusion matters and when it doesn’t! See how to apply learning from evaluating occlusion to predictably treating teeth. Helping patients create a road map for their treatment allows for higher treatment acceptance. The presentation is not only valuable for the doctor, but all members of the team.
Learn:
- What is an acceptable "Occlusion"
- When does occlusion matter
- When and how to phase treatment predictably
- Why phasing treatment can increase production and create missionaries for your practice!
Predictable Anterior Esthetics – Robert L. Blackwell, DDS
Topics include: Case selection, Provisional Options, Tissue Sculpting, Abutment Selection, Material Choices
This program will discuss the thought process from patient exam to final delivery to guide the participant thought the process of delivering an esthetic anterior implant restoration.
How can we decrease treatment time without increasing complications? – Robert L. Blackwell, DDS
Immediacy has become a buzz word in Implant Dentistry. This lecture will discuss ideas that will lead to decreased treatment time and increased patient acceptance without an increase in complications.
Digital Workflow – Robert L. Blackwell, DDS
Whether your practice uses digital impressioning or not, digital technology has changed the way we practice. This program will discuss impressioning, treatment planning, implant placement, provisionals and final restorations incorporating a digital workflow between the surgeon, restorative dentist and lab.
Cement vs Screw Retention – Robert L. Blackwell, DDS
This lecture will explore the advantages and disadvantages of both screw and cement retention of implant restorations and how to use both predictably.
Occlusion in Implant Dentistry – Robert L. Blackwell, DDS
One of the leading causes of implant complications is improper occlusion. This lecture will discuss concepts for occlusion for both the partially and totally edentulous patient.
Complications in Implant Dentistry – Robert L. Blackwell, DDS
This program will look at the most common restorative complications seen in Implant Dentistry. We will look at not only how to treat these complications but equally as important, how to avoid them.
Treatment Planning the Totally Edentulous Patient – Robert L. Blackwell, DDS
This lecture will discuss the different treatment options for the edentulous patient and for patients with a failing dentition. The importance of communication to facilitate realistic patient expectations will be discussed. The lecture will also include the pros and cons of the All-on-X treatment option showing both free hand and guided cases.
The Staff’s role in Implant Dentistry – Robert L. Blackwell, DDS
Each member of the Dental Team has an important role in the growth of both surgical and restorative implant practices. This lecture will discuss the role of the staff in increasing productivity and case acceptance.
The Business of Implant Dentistry – Robert L. Blackwell, DDS
This program will focus on ways to grow the implant portion of both surgical and restorative practices. Proven techniques to improve patient communication and tracking will be discussed as well as ways to determine the appropriate fees for different implant restorative options.
Insurance Coding – Robert L. Blackwell, DDS
This program will discuss the proper use of CDT codes for implant related procedures. Examples of different restorative options will be used to illustrate the use of the insurance codes.
Team Approach to Comprehensive Dentistry – Tracy Anderson Butler, CRDH, MFT
This series is designed to elevate the team approach in your everyday clinical practice, highlighting clinical philosophy and effective communication.
Developing a High Performing Team
- Understanding the elements of building an engaged culture with shared core values
Mastering Motivational Interviewing
- Review fundamentals of active listening and the power of asking versus telling
- Develop skill sets on your team to enhance case presentation, case acceptance
Building Raving Fans
- Review best practices for driving referrals
- Understand what it takes to build your social footprint
Treatment Planning the Complete Patient – Tracy Anderson Butler, CRDH, MFT
This series is designed to promote transparency and promote transparency of clinical philosophy throughout the entire dental team.
Comprehensive Oral Evaluation
- Review primary diagnostic criteria
- Understand the ADPIE model of care
Uncovering candidates for Implants
- Rationale for dental implants
Full Arch treatment planning/case presentation
Implant Maintenance/Biofilm Management
Tools and Technology for Optimal Implant Maintenance – Janis Spiliadis, CRDH
The number of implants placed every year is steadily increasing. It is important for dental hygienist to have a defined protocol for implant assessment and early detection of peri-implant disease. This course will review biocompatible instrumentation and the latest non-invasive technology to safely and effectively debride the implant surface. The program will also provide many tips and tools for early detection, diagnosis, and treatment of possible implant complications.
Successful Periodontal Treatment – Janis Spiliadis, CRDH
Oral health is a part of total health and early detection is key when treating any disease process particularly in the treatment of periodontal disease. Assessment is paramount increasing treatment options for patients and managing expectations. Collaboration among the entire dental team is essential to align a clear clinical philosophy with predictable treatment outcomes. Identifying candidates sooner than later to keep their dentistry and smile looking greater longer requires an increased level of communication by all members of the dental team. A highlight of this program will emphasize the true interdisciplinary approach between the specialist and restorative practice utilizing case review and evidence based treatment planning.
Hybrid Maintenance – Janis Spiliadis, CRDH
The demand for a full fixed solution is on the rise and a wonderful solution for many patients. However, once placed they can pose a hygiene challenge for the patient and practitioner. Educating the patient is crucial to long term success. This course will provide evidence based solutions for and give the team a greater understanding of the fabrication.
The Biofilm Story – Janis Spiliadis, CRDH
Understanding the role of biofilm and its relationship to disease and health is crucial in treatment of dental disease. This course will review the current literature of biofilm therapy, a proven safe and effective method of biofilm management. We will discuss elements of biologic formation of biofilm and guided biofilm management with the use of glycine and erythritol and identify steps to implement them into clinical protocols.
Oral Abnormalities – Janis Spiliadis, CRDH
Early detection of oral abnormalities is key in the treatment of oral and oropharyngeal cancers. With the increasing incidence of these cancers, the role of the dental professional must go beyond examination of the dentition and periodontium. Yet, most dental patients today do not receive a thorough oral abnormalitie screening with routine dental exams. This course will review the steps of a thorough abnormalitie screening, educating patients on risk factors, and how to do a self exam. Adjunctive screening technology and technique will also be discussed. By increasing awareness in the oral abnormalities screening YOU could be the missing link to saving a life!