Years in Practice
Hours of Continued Education
Hours of Continued Education in last 2 years
Below are listed the top continuing education courses taken by Dr. Dr. Ariana Ebrahimian, DDS . Continuing education is important when looking for a top dentist. Read up on this dentists education and see if he/she is the right dentist for you.
A 3 day intense course on how to diagnose and determine bite or occlusal disease. the relationship of body and the bite, the muscles of the head and neck to the teeth. This is the introductory course into how to correctly find the proper bite and recognize complications before they arise.
22 hours
This six-day intense course features live-patient treatment where the dentist will bring their own patients to the institute. Recommended cases include 8-10 units of porcelain veneers/crowns or a combination of both for a smile design. These cases are completed under the guidance of a clinical instructor.This intense, hands-on, live-patient treatment program concentrates on developing a critical eye for aesthetic excellence. The dentist will not only benefit from personal instruction on their own case, but they will view and help diagnose over 300 restorative units from the other attendees.
48 hours
Excellence in aesthetic restorations can be achieved simply and predictably when the dentist knows what to do and how to do it. Many times dentists mix wrong materials, use the wrong type of crown or restoration when there are better more conservative approaches available.This is a four-day, live-patient treatment course where the dentist will bring their own patients to the institute, in the conservative restoration of back teeth using the latest aesthetic materials that are placed in functional harmony. Direct and indirect restorations, materials science/choices and the principles of adhesion are covered in depth. Dentists will learn how they can provide exceptional aesthetic restorative dentistry without sensitivity that will benefit their patients and fill them with pride.
32 hours
This program investigates the in-depth scientific principles of neuromuscular dentistry. This hands-on program will focus on the need to find the orthopedic position of the jaw in space:
This course teaches the dentists how to perfect their bite taking techniqe This course enahnces their knowledge of TMD denitstry as it relates to aesthetic dentistry.The curriculum will lead dentists to the ultimate goal of effectively treating patients predictably and conservatively through muscle physiology and neurophysiology. The scientific principles and clinical use of EMG, CMS, ESG and Jaw Tracking will be investigated and understood. • Define best practices in the use of good occlusal techniques in preparing a patient for restorative care.
24 hours
This three-day course that will enlighten doctors to the possibilities of integrating orthodontics into the dental practice and serve as an adjunct to aesthetic dentistry not previous embellished. Through diagnostic instrumentation and modern orthodontic appliances participants will discover the use of braces and appliances for the occlusal stabilization only found by the application of the principles of neuromuscular dentistry. THIS IS THE FIRST OF THE 3 SERIES COURSES IN THIS FIELD
23 hours
This three-day advanced course is for participants with previous orthodontic experience to further their understanding and clinical skills of diagnosis, treatment planning and effective management of the neuromuscular orthodontic/orthopedic case. Distinguishing the simple tooth movement case from the moderate arch development case will be emphasized. THIS IS THE SECOND PART TO THE 3 COURSE SERIES.
22 hours
This three-day course brings everything together. The focus is on key components in finishing treatment. These components include such areas as combination treatment, appliances, closing options, and aesthetics. The first step in bringing it all together is an understanding of the history. The history is further supported with a review of several case studies spanning many years.
In session three, Dr. Gerber will cover why cases fail and how to avoid common mistakes. Participants will have the tools to present orthodontic cases to patients in an easy-to-understand manor. There is additional coverage on treatment mechanics and treatment sequences specifically as it relates to more complex cases. Participants will also learn several age related treatment options. Finishing to the correct functional treatment is emphasized.
Goal of session # 3: The primary goal of this session is to specifically define final positioning of the maxillo-mandibular relationship from a neuromuscular perspective and to demonstrate the interrelations of treatment concepts and methodology as it relates to the overall scheme of modern aesthetics. THIS IS PART 3 OF THE 3 PART SERIES OF COURSES. THESE DENTISTS HAVE THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF TRAINING IN THE NEUROMUSCULAR ORTHODONTICS.
22 hours
This is a 4-part residency (each installment is 2 days) that teaches the fundamentals of Biobloc Orthotropics, a facial growth guidance technique developed by Dr. John Mew in the 1950’s. Biobloc is intended for children, ages 6-12, to correct their oral posture, guide their facial growth, and improve airway. The course consists of an overview of the Biobloc Orthotropic philosophy, live patient observation, case presentation, and a discussion on auxillary treatment (i.e., myofunctional therapists.). This means to you that this dentist has extensive training in Myofacial treatment, airway obstruction evaluation, orthodontics and Neuromuscular Orthodontics.
64 hours
You will be shown how to take a proactive role in treating obstructive sleep apnea by learning to easily and effectively screen your entire patient base for sleep disturbed breathing. You and your team will be provided the materials and knowledge to successfully screen patients. A practical and thorough presentation of Polysomnograms and Ambulatory Testing will enable you to explain these important tools to your patients and discuss the results with Sleep Physicians.
All course attendees will participate in the valuable Hands-On Session, which includes taking a bite registration using the George Gauge™ and watching the insertion of an oral appliance on a live patient. In addition you will have the option of experiencing ambulatory testing Friday night for interpretation Saturday during the seminar
18 hours