October 14, 2009 Tufts Dental School
Dr. Schoenbeck was invited to speak at the prestigious Tufts School of Dental Medicine in Boston MA. He gave an all day course to Dentists from the New England area on the use of the hi-tech CEREC system. The speaking engagement is part of the dental school’s continuing education program for dentists. The program provides courses to dentists so that they can keep up their educational requirements. All dentists need to continue their education at courses and meetings to keep their dental licenses active. Dentists often acquire their educational credits at large meetings or through programs like Tufts.
Dr. Schoenbeck has been a lecturer and author for many years. He has given lectures and provided clinical instruction in the U.S.A. as well as internationally in the Dominican Republic (see this blog entry). He is a consultant for dental companies and a trainer for Sirona (the company that makes the CEREC system).
Dr. Schoenbeck provides courses in CEREC technology, practice development, team building and various courses involving special techniques used in dentistry. The CEREC technology is a growing use of computers to make dental restorations like crowns. it makes porcelain restorations that are very accurate and made quicker than anything else available to dentists. These crowns are made in minutes and are very esthetic. more information can be seen at our website : www.northcountrydental.com
Tufts Dental School in downtown Boston MA
Especially rewarding at this presentation was the fact that Dr. Schoenbeck’s professor from his days as a student was attending his course. Dr. Nancy Arbree is one of the Directors of dental education at Tufts and she is the Associate Dean for Student Affairs. She has been, among many duties, the Director of Restorative Dentistry. She was his instructor in implants, bridges and crowns. Dr. Arbree attended the course to get the up to date information on the CEREC technology and how to best implement it into the dental practice. Dr. Schoenbeck was honored to have her attend and pleased to know that she enjoyed the course very much.
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