10/11/2024
I would like to invite you and your dental team to attend another webinar we are putting on next week. The webinar will take place on Wednesday, October 16th at 5 PM PST online via ZOOM.
Here is the link to register: https://www.advancemyce.com/products/live_events/why-everyone-needs-a-splint
If you are interested in attending but are unable to make it, we will archive the webinar as a recording and send it out to you after it has concluded.
The webinar details are below. We hope to see you there!
"Why Everyone Needs A Splint"
With Dr. Alain Aubé DMD, Founder of the Canadian Occlusion Institute
Session open to all dentists, dental hygienists, and dental assistants looking to enhance their practice!
"The masticatory systems of most people in our modern society suffer from growth defects and interferences.
Combine that with today’s stressful way of life and you get a combination for destruction.
Wear has surpassed decay as an enamel ravager.
In this webinar, you will discover why this has become the case, understand the core issues at play, and learn about innovations in dental technology that are creating the necessary solutions."
About Dr. Alain Aubé
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Dr. Alain Aubé graduated from the University of Montreal Dental Faculty in 1984 then underwent a tailored multi disciplinary residency program, with special emphasis on full mouth prosthodontics and orthognathic surgery. After a few years of private practice he continued with the full curriculum at the Dawson Center. From there he was introduced to Dr. Mark Piper and followed his complete program on TMJ pathology.
In 2008, he founded the «Canadian Occlusion Institute», an institute dedicated to teaching: 1) TMJ pathologies from a medical/orthopedic standpoint 2) Diagnosis and treatment of occlusally related problems. He is recognized as the leading occlusion-TMJ expert, being referred to by prosthodontists, orthodontists and oral surgeons, as well as general dental practitioners.
Dr. Aubé maintains a full time private referral practice dedicated exclusively to TMJ and occlusal problems and continues to teach and lecture intensively.
