Are you confused by digital dental photography and don't know where to begin?
Do you lack the confidence and skill to produce high quality images?
Do you have an understanding of which camera, flashes and accessories you need to get a consistent, predictable result?
In this FREE 1 hour masterclass, Dr Karyn Halpern will describe how mastering digital dental photography can elevate the quality of your care and also help you self evaluate your work for better patient outcomes. Dr. Halpern will reveal tips for selecting the most appropriate camera settings and accessories, and share techniques that will allow you to capture great quality dental photos that will in turn improve patient and lab communication.
Key Learnings
~ To understand why we need to master and implement dental photography in our daily practices
~To simplify the camera settings used to achieve consistent and predictable results
~ To learn how to shoot with digital cameras maximising the quality of the output
Key Benefits
~ Increase case acceptance by being able to show visuals during treatment planning
~ Improve the quality of your work through self-evaluation
~ Feel more confident and achieve more consistent, predictable results
Masterclass time and date:
This masterclass is now over. Register now for the replay.
About the Host:
Karyn M. Halpern DMD, MS grew up in Long Island, New York. She earned both a Doctorate in Dental Medicine and a master’s degree in Higher Education from the University of Pennsylvania in 2002. She completed a general practice residency in 2003 at the New York Presbyterian-Cornell Weill Medical Center in Manhattan.
Dr. Halpern is the owner of Port Jefferson Smiles, Lecturer of Continuing Education, Author, Peer Reviewer for Dental Journal Publications, CEREC® Mentor/Trainer, Beta Tester of CAD/CAM technologies, Leader in EPIC Women’s Dental Group and much more.
Self evaluation of the quality of your own dentistry.
Improve comms with patients, lab and your greater team.
Increase case acceptance by being able to show visuals during treatment planning.
