Welcome to VOCO America Online Learning
This website gives you immediate access to our multimedia training library where you can learn about new techniques and materials from expert clinicians. Earn "interactive CEU" by signing up for free VOCO LIVE Webinars. Take the on-demand CE classes anytime and earn free "self-study CEU".
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 You Don’t ONLY Use Glass Ionomer, Do You?
Presenter: Dr. Brian Novy
CE Credits: 1 CEU
Webinar Begins:
10/8/25
7:00 PM ET,
4:00 PM PT
There are some dentists who boldly (or quietly) love and respect a different material, but for all the rest, who say, “Yeah, but…” there must be another way. Imagine a clinical day without recurrent decay…there is a way! At the end of this CE webinar, participants should be able to: • Contrast ormocers from composites and glass ionomers • Defend the evidence for sealants • Witness caries lesion arrest
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 What’s Your ADPIE? - Part I: Mastering the Essentials of Assessment, Diagnosis, and Planning
Presenter: Dr. Joy Void-Holmes, RDH, BSDH, DHSc
CE Credits: 1 CEU
Webinar Begins:
10/21/25
7:00 PM ET,
4:00 PM PT
Part one of this two-part CE webinar series focuses on the foundational phases of the dental hygiene process of care—assessment, diagnosis, and planning. Participants will explore the essential components of each step, revisit traditional practices, and uncover opportunities for enhancement. A dedicated section on workflows provides practical strategies to streamline these phases, leveraging innovative technologies and tools to improve efficiency, accuracy, and patient outcomes. A review of relevant CDT codes ensures precise documentation and supports improved profitability. While designed primarily for dental hygienists, this series also offers valuable insights for dentists seeking to support and maximize the performance of their hygiene teams.
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 I Have It…You Need It: Restorative Dentistry is Not Just a Filling!
Presenter: Dr. Howard Glazer
CE Credits: 1 CEU
Webinar Begins:
11/5/25
7:00 PM ET,
4:00 PM PT
This CE webinar is about real dentistry for real patients by a real dentist! Dr. Glazer will present a potpourri of materials and techniques for patients that present with caries and broken teeth that will make your day at the office easier and more productive. The webinar will focus on adhesive restorations and crown and bridge solutions. He will discuss what’s tried and true, and what’s new. Learning about the latest products will benefit you and your patients with materials that are faster, easier, and better for you and your patients. Dr. Glazer, international lecturer and author, writes a bi-monthly column, “I Have It…You Need It!” in Dental Economics magazine where he reviews new products and materials.
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The pH Party in Your Mouth that You Weren't Invited To
Presenter: Shannon Nanne, RDH
CE Credits: 1 CEU
Difficulty swallowing (dysphagia) affects your quality of life and your overall health. The ability to safely swallow is vital for adequate nutrition and hydration, and it prevents foods and liquids from entering your lungs, where they can cause pneumonia. Depending on which part of the swallowing process is affected, dysphagia can be described as: • Oral dysphagia — when the problem is in the mouth, usually due to the movement of the tongue • Pharyngeal or oropharyngeal dysphagia — when the problem is regarding food passing through the throat • Esophageal dysphagia — when food is unable to move down through the esophagus
Swallowing disorders can lead to tooth decay and other oral health issues if they cause food or liquid to remain in the mouth. This can increase the risk of cavities and other oral diseases.
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Episode: The Tech-Savvy Hygienist: How Technology is Redefining the Dental Hygiene Role
From Series: VOCO Dental Podcast Series
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Series: VOCO America
CE Credits: 0.5
Guest: Alicia Murria, RDH, MS
Release Date: 8/18/25
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Meron Plus QM
Meron Plus QM is an automix resin modified glass ionomer cement. You can use it with confidence for the cementation of metal-based inlays, onlays, crowns and bridges; for high-strength all-ceramic crowns and bridges, such as those that are zirconium dioxide-based; for high-strength all-ceramic inlays; and for metal, ceramic and fiber-reinforced posts.
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