Dr. Christopher D. Ramsey
500 University Blvd.
#109
Jupiter, Florida 33458

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Christopher D. Ramsey, DMD was raised and currently practices in Jupiter Florida. His practice focuses on comprehensive esthetic and general dentistry.

Dr Ramsey received his dental degree from Temple University School of Dentistry in Philadelphia Pennsylvania in 1999. He has served as a clinical instructor for IOAD, The institute for Oral Art and Design in Sarasota Florida with Master Ceramist Lee Culp C.D.T. and for the Pacific Aesthetic Continuum in San Francisco California. Dr. Ramsey is also an Alumnus of the Pankey Institute in Key Biscayne Florida.


Dr. Ramsey is an editor for Dental Compare and is on the editorial review board for the AACD Journal. He has published numerous articles on customer service related topics, adhesive technology and cosmetic dentistry in several publications such as PPAD, Dentistry Today, Contemporary Esthetics, Signature, and Dental Products Report. Dr Ramsey is a product consultant for The Dental Advisor and to numerous dental manufacturers, which allows for greater insight in to the newer materials and techniques. He also has the unique opportunity to lecture nationally and internationally on cosmetic dentistry and the elements needed to create a successful esthetic based practices.


Dr. Ramsey takes over 200 hours of continuing education a year to stay on the cutting edge of cosmetic dentistry, which is a rapidly changing profession. He is currently a member of The American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, The Florida Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, The American Dental Association, The Florida Dental Association, and is past president of the North Palm Beach Dental Society.



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Lecture Topics

Customer Service

The lecture is my most unique. After working in the fine dining restaurant business for 12 years, the 5 elements that created excellent customer service are shown to work in the general/esthetic practice. This lecture is incorporated into any part of my lectures when the topics of practice management come in to play. Incredibly well received due to its overall relevance to everyday practice. This lecture has been best described by many audience members as "highly motivational".

Esthetic Update A to Z

This lecture is the catch all. Given as a half day of a full day. Covering topics such as glass ionomer, composites, new cements and bonding agents,ceramics and smile design concepts This lecture is well received due to its comprehensive nature. Well received by practitioners and team members that are looking for a fun and energetic look at the newest products and concepts being offered in the general and esthetic practices. This lecture has been given throughout the U.S., Canada, Australia and New Zealand.

New Cements and Adhesive indications

With the ever changing world of dental adhesives and cements it is easy to become quickly confused and overwhelmed. This lecture, given as a half day or full day, helps to eliminate that confusion and clarify whats working and whats not. Adhesives and cements are shown in cases where they clinically successful. This lecture will include many ceramics and composites due to the synergy of all these products together. No longer will the dentist have to guess when deciding the best product for their patients needs.

Smile Design Concepts and Planning

Utilizing the latest technology, adhesives, cements, and ceramics dentists can now make the best decision to provide the best functional and esthetic results for their patients. Touching lightly on the concepts of occlusal, functional concerns, and joint considerations dentists and team members learn to understand all the necessary elements to take patients from wax up to finals with predictability.

Anterior and Posterior Esthetics (Direct and Indirect)

Utilizing the latest materials and adhesives on the market, this lecture, given as a half day or full, touches on the decision making tree needed to help choose the best material for a specific indication. As patients desires for optimum esthetics increase, the dentists must be aware of the continuous changes and be able make decisions that will stand up functionally and esthetically.



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