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NCAGD Mastertrack Program
This program is open to serious students of dentistry who are eager to learn and is designed to assist participants, not only in receiving continuing education credit, but in attaining a wealth of information and experience in all areas of dental care for the benefit of the patients they serve. The participants in our previous year’s program were trained by some of our most respected colleagues in the following studies providing 144 hours of participation credit.
In summary, our course includes all aspects of the composite resin restoration, as well as when to include these restorations in modern treatment planning.
Assignments for those participants wanting credits toward mastership in the AGD, will be given at the end of the course unless otherwise arranged.
Ross Nash, DDS of The Nash Institute of Dental Learning has graciously agreed to present a wonderful restorative course. This course will be offered in conjunction with the NCAGD Art and Science of Comprehensive Dentistry (Mastertrack) Program on August 13 and 14, 2010, in Charlotte, NC at the Nash Institute of Dental Learning. This is a rare opportunity for participants to gain advanced restorative knowledge at a world class facility.
The course is limited to 36 participants and will fill up quickly, so please fill out the registration form and return it as soon as possible to ensure your involvement. In keeping with our goal of providing quality participation courses at affordable rates, the fee for this experience will be $800.00, truly an outstanding value.
You may email questions about the course content and accommodations to:
Rick Joubert, DDS
Email: fjoubertdds@me.com
Phone: 1-803-367-1557
James T. Parker, DDS
Email: jtparkerdds@earthlink.net
Phone: 1-919-894-8114 (Office 8am – 5pm)
Phone: 1-919-894-2655 (Home after 6pm)
When I chose to participate in the initial Mastertrack Program offered by the NCAGD, little did I realize the professional impact this program would have upon me and my dental practice… From the first weekend of three seminars, I was able to bring back to my office information and techniques that have raised not only the quality of care I can offer my patients, but have also made dentistry more fun and innovative for me…we had the opportunity for intimate question and answer periods, friendly debate among peers, lecture, and hands on experience from both nationally known and the younger up and coming dental experts…Some hands on procedures we learned, such as free autogenous grafts, will still be better performed by my local periodontist, but I now have a better understanding of not only what criteria to look for, but what he has to do to achieve the result both my patient and I are anticipating. My hope is that more AGD members will take advantage of this diamond opportunity to improve their skills and knowledge.
George L. “Pete” Richards, D.D.S., F.A.G.D