This course provides a foundational understanding of the temporomandibular muscle and joint (TMJ) anatomy, structure, function, and common TMDs and orofacial pain evaluation. It offers evidence-based treatment options aimed at alleviating TMD pain and dysfunction. The clinical approach shifts from procedure-based dentistry to diagnosis-based staged care, aligning with the medical model. Participants learn interdisciplinary care concepts, including intra-oral splints, physical therapy, pharmacotherapy, and self-care, along with risk assessment and medical screening tools. The course also covers pain mechanisms, TMD progression, and prevention techniques.

Join us for an evening that will include an in-person summary of the new Ordre des dentists du Québec (ODQ) sterilization guidelines, a chance to ask questions specific to your practice, to do some practical exercises to test your knowledge, and to meet with representatives from companies that provide solutions for sterilization and sterilization monitoring. Developed with a view towards applying the updated ODQ instrument reprocessing guidelines to your dental practice, this course is intended for dentists and their staff who want to understand the rationale behind the requirements and how to apply them in their daily practice.

This two-day in-person course addresses the lack of business and management training in dental school by equipping dentists with essential leadership skills tailored to the dental profession. Participants will learn to build their dream practice and team, focusing on vision, mission, core values, and effective HR management. The course covers defining leadership in dental settings, time management, creating systems and goals, and standing out in the competitive dental market. Additionally, it emphasizes personal growth, habit formation, and continuous self-improvement. Led by experienced dentists, the course combines theoretical knowledge with practical application to empower dentists to lead confidently, drive practice growth, and excel in patient care.

Full-Day Lecture Only (September 20, 2025)

Course Objectives and Description:

• Master harvestings from the palate and the tuberosities: new technics for harvesting and protecting.

• Dive into connective tissue grafts biology and subsequent clinical behaviors.

• Manage root substance loss with a grafting perspective.

• Understand the indications of the tunneling-based grafting concept.

Full-Day Hands-On Only (September 21, 2025)

Course Description:

A limited theoretical course, illustrated with photos and videos, serves as a guiding thread and contextualizes intense practical works. Each concept, method, or technique covered is immediately applied to various materials. The learning process involves several models.

For general dentists and dental specialists alike, the emerging world of three-dimensional imaging can be an exciting, but overwhelming venture. Incorporating this technology into the dental practice can prove to be a challenge, yet it can reward the practitioner with the advantages of visualizing regions of interest without distortion or superimposed anatomical structures.

This three-day cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) certification course will include a didactic portion and a hands-on clinical portion that utilizes the CBCT in The Bloor Clinic Dental Specialty Group in Toronto, Ontario.

This workshop aims to provide general dentists with the skills and knowledge to provide predictable and high-quality care for the pediatric patient. Through comprehensive specialist-led lectures, combined with extensive hands-on experience, participants will leave the course feeling more comfortable, competent and confident in their pediatric dentistry skills.

Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR) has become anindispensabletechniqueto masterin dental implantology, addressing bone deficiencies that may compromise the success of implant procedures. This session will explore the latest advancements in GBR techniques, materials, and clinical applications, providing an in-depth understanding of its role in optimizing implant outcomes. Attendees will gain insights into the indications for GBR, the selection of appropriate biomaterials, and the critical factors influencing treatment success. We will also address common challenges, such as managing complicationsand the importance of patient-specific treatment planning. Through evidence-based approaches and clinical case discussions, participants will learn how to integrate GBR into their clinical practice effectively, ensuring long-term functional and aesthetic results. The session will equip practitioners with the knowledge needed to navigate the evolving landscape of bone regeneration, ultimately improving patient care in implant dentistry.

Join us for an in-depth CBCT training course designed for general practitioners and specialists looking to enhance their diagnostic capabilities with 3D imaging. This course combines online lectures and hands-on training. On January 30, 2026, participants will attend a livestreamed didactic session, covering CBCT principles, applications, and best practices. On January 31, 2026, an in-person hands-on workshop will provide practical training on CBCT scan acquisition and interpretation using advanced 3D viewer software. An optional third day on February 1, 2026, offers additional hands-on training for large field CBCT applications. This course meets ODQ and RCDSO requirements for CBCT use and provides up to 30 CE units.

This course focuses on evidence-based approaches to improve esthetic and functional outcomes in implant rehabilitations, emphasizing prosthetically driven treatments. It addresses challenges in bone availability and offers surgical techniques for bone preservation and reconstruction. Participants will learn about using natural and synthetic biomaterials, bone graft materials, and barrier membranes for implant site preparation. The hands-on portion will teach practical skills in handling these materials and performing suturing techniques for various surgical methods.