The last occlusion course you will ever need
This is a one-hour introduction to bruxism and occlusion with Dr Barry Glassman – an internationally recognised authority on the subject matter.
Delegates can expect an overview of occlusion, muscle activity and parafunctional control.
In this webinar, Barry will be returning to the UK for his tenth year with S4S. His message of the truth about occlusion in function and orofacial pain and joint dysfunction have already helped hundreds of dentists and thousands of patients.
Join him on Wednesday 25 September at 7pm when Barry will review the 'facts' we have been taught about occlusion that have been debunked. He will discuss the key role those changes play to help explain what role occlusion plays in pain and function in such a meaningful way that it will truly live up the the title: 'The last occlusion course you will ever need'.
This review is eye opening, exciting and will explain so many of the observations we have made in our own offices with our own patients.
Learning outcomes
- An introduction to bruxism and occlusion
- Appliance therapy and occlusion
- History of occlusion in dentistry
- Muscle activity in parafunction.
Speaker: Dr Barry Glassman
Barry Glassman is an internationally recognised authority on bruxism and related issues. His hard-hitting and inspirational talks have been popular with dental audiences around the world.
A popular and dynamic speaker, Glassman maintained a private practice limited to chronic pain management, temporomandibular joint dysfunction and dental sleep medicine. He currently serves as consultant to the Allentown Pain and Sleep Centre with Dr Don Malizia and Dr Tony Polit, maintaining the Allentown Model and the Allentown Pain and Sleep Centre.
This Continuing Professional Development (CPD) activity fully complies with the CPD requirements of the General Dental Council. FMC certifies this activity for one hour of enhanced CPD in the subject of The last occlusion course you will ever need
This CPD meets the criteria for the GDC’s development outcome C
