NODC 2026 Speakers
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Dr. Robin Ainsworth
Topics: Forensic Dentistry and Dental Identification
Course Title: Forensic Dentistry Overview
Course Title: Dental Identification of Remains
Dr. Kathryn Alderman
Topic: AI in Dentistry
Course Title: How to use AI in Dentistry
Course Title: The AI Advantage
Dr. Eugene Antenucci
Topics: 2D, CBCT, and CAD/CAM
Course Title: Living Longer, Living Better, and Elevating Diagnostic and Treatment Planning Through 2D, CBCT, and CAD/CAM Integration
Dr. James Braun
Topic: Direct Composite and All Ceramic Restorations
Course Title: Direct Composite Restorations: Components for Success
Course Title: All Ceramic Restorations, Components for Success
Dr. John Comisi
Dr. Jacob Dent
Topics: Patients with Special Needs and/or Autism
Course Title: Becoming a Special Needs Warrior: Equipping Yourself to Treat Patients with Special Needs
Course Title: Understanding Autism: A Dual Perspective
Dr. Paul Feuerstein
Topics: Treatment Planning, Technology, Diagnostics
Course Title: Diagnosis, Planning, and Treatment Using New Technology
Course Title: Digital Workshop: An Up-close Look at the Latest Products
Dr. Ben Friberg
Topics: Employee Retention and Business Planning
Course Title: Job Satisfaction for You and Your Team
Course Title: Business Systems Creations
Dr. Nate Lawson
Topics: Advanced Prevention and Cosmetic Dentistry
Course Title: Advanced Topics in Prevention
Course Title: A Guide to Treating Anterior Discoloration
Dr. Emily Letran
Topics: Patient Retention and Team Engagement
Course Title: How to Keep Your Patient for 26 Years
Course Title: Team Engagement: Show Up with Your Perfect Self
Dr. Richard Madow
Topics: Patient Experience and Practice Management
Course Title: How to Provide a Memorable Patient Experience in your Practice
Course Title: Love Dentistry and Prosper: A Practical Guide to Dental Practice Success
Dr. Stanley Malamed
Topics: Pain Control and Patient Safety
Course Title: The ABC Protocol for More Effective, More Comfortable, and Safer Pain Control
Course Title: 10 Minutes to Save a Life
Dr. Brian Nový
Topics: Preventative Dentistry and Caries
Course Title: Offensive Dentistry
Course Title: Codependent Cariology
Dr. Steve Rasner
Capt. Iggy Rosales, RN
Topics: CPR, AED (BLS) Training, and Office Emergencies
Course Title: CPR, AED (BLS) Training
Course Title: Office Emergencies
Dr. Molly Rosebush
Topic: Oral Lesions
Course Title: Common Oral Lesions
Course Title: Significant Oral Lesions
Tom Viola, R. Ph., C.C.P
Topics: Dental Outcomes with Cannabis Use and Dental Outcomes with Diabetes Mellitus
Course Title: Weed Will Rock You!: The Fall and Rise of Cannabis, Cannabinoids, and Terpenes, and Their Dental Considerations
Course Title: Sweet Dreams (Are Not Made of This): The Dental Implications of Diabetes Mellitus and the Medications Used to Treat It.
Dr. Arthur Volker
Topics: Minimally-Invasive Dentistry and Anterior Composite Techniques
Course Title: Minimal Intervention, Maximal Outcomes: The Use of Minimally-Invasive Dentistry to Maximize Esthetic and Functional Outcomes
Course Title: Modern Anterior Composite Techniques
Continuing Education Information
The New Orleans Dental Association, Inc. is an ADA-CERP recognized provider. One hour of credit is given for each hour of lecture.
At the beginning and conclusion of each session, a unique code will be scanned. The unique code will verify attendance and serve as your C.E. credit. During the conference, a C.E. form for all attendees can be picked up from the registration area or from one of the room monitors. Please refer any additional requests or questions to the C.E. desk, which will be located at the registration area. After the conclusion of the conference, NO other verification of attendance will be available.
AGD members should mail their forms to:
Dental Education Service Assistant, Academy of General Dentistry
211 E. Chicago Ave., Ste. #900
Chicago, IL 60611
ADA CERP is a service of the American Dental Association to assist dental professionals in identifying quality providers of continuing dental education. ADA CERP does not approve or endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry. The LDA and NODA designate this activity for up to 18 continuing education credits.
