Description
Topics are:
- When to expand?
- When to extract primary canines? (and/or primary
first molars) - Why is the canine impacted so often?
- How to deal with impacted 1st molars.
- Association of impaction with other dental or eruption
anomalies. - What should a pediatric dentist look for and when
to refer…
Educational Objectives:
- To better understand the causes of ectopic eruption
and the management of ectopically erupting teeth. - To understand the association of impacted teeth with
other dental and/or eruption anomalies. - To be better able to articulate referrals of Phase I
candidates to the Orthodontist.
CE Credit Units:
0.5 CEU
Level of skill recommended for participants:
Of interest to Dentists, Students & Residents, Auxiliaries and Office Staff
Instructor Information:
Dr. Martin is a California native who completed dental school at Tufts University in 2004.
Following an AEGD at USC, he completed the Orthodontic residency at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio in 2007. He is currently in corporate practice in two locations in Riverside County, is a board member of the California Association of Orthodontists (CAO), as well as being a second year student in the Executive MPH Program at UCLA. He recently accepted a Board position with the AAOSI. Dr. Martin’s research projects include, “Three dimensional analysis of root surface area using Cone Beam CT”, and “Be the Match, The Dental Connection” a study examining the likelihood of bone marrow transplant donors from dental professionals. He recently presented on how social media can influence millennials to become bone marrow donors.
Instructor Disclosure of any conflicts of interest:
Dr. Martin disclosed no conflicts.
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There are no refunds for CSPD Online CE courses. For any questions, please contact CSPD Executive Director, Paul Reggiardo, DDS, at preggiardo@cspd.org
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