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Dr. Robert Ritter
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500 University Blvd.
Suite 109
Jupiter, FL 33458
(561) 626-6667
Style of Dentistry – General cosmetic
Style of Presenting – Step by step approach with a research basis
Upcoming Schedule | Lecture Topics
Dr. Ritter has a practice that focuses on adhesive esthetic dentistry. He promotes esthetic dentistry as part of his mainstream dental care. He was raised in Palm Beach County and now resides in Palm Beach Gardens.
Dr. Ritter received his dental degree from The Medical University of South Carolina College of Dental Medicine in 1994. He has served as the clinical Director for IOAD, The Institute for Oral Art and Design in Sarasota, FL with Master Ceramist Lee Culp, CDT. He has been the program leader of PowerPAC for the Pacific Aesthetic Continuum (PAC Live) He has taught at TEAM dental seminars and 3:1 Foundation hands on programs helping dentists implement the newest esthetic dentistry into their offices.
Dr. Ritter has published many articles on adhesive and cosmetic dentistry in several publications top dental publications and serves on the editorial board of PPAD and Spectrum Magazine. In addition, Dr. Ritter is an Editorial Board member of Reality. He is also a product consultant to numerous dental manufacturers. He has lectured nationally and internationally on cosmetic dentistry, new materials, joint based dentistry and the steps necessary to transform a practice into an esthetic based practice.
Dr. Ritter is a member of the AACD and the ADA. He is the president of The Florida Academy of cosmetic Dentistry. He is a member of the DEAL study club, a component of the Seattle Study Club. He is a member of the American Equilibration Society and the International Association of Dental Researchers.
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Lecture Topics
Clinical Success from A to Z Adhesives to Zirconium
Dentistry has changed quite a bit over the last decade. While the stresses of running a profitable, successful and enjoyable practice remains constant, the technology that drives society and it’s millions of businesses is ever changing and evolving. Dental manufacturers are now providing the technology to deliver products that patients have wanted for years. Restorative dentistry is the engine that drives a successful private practice. Having the latest, and most importantly, the best products and techniques is critical for long term success. Predictability is the cornerstone of today’s restorative products. This full day lecture will cover materials, techniques and equipment that can be implemented and utilized the next day in your office plus what is coming in the future.
Stepping Out of the Box-Restorative Update 2008
This lecture will give an overview of adhesive esthetic dentistry with a focus on how to get the best out of the ceramics and adhesive materials that are currently available. With an integrated approach that looks at diagnosis and treatment planning as well as smile design, the attendee will be able to communicate the desired outcome to both the patient and the dental ceramist. Techniques looking at the simplification of temporization, impression materials, predictable cementation procedures in conjunction with efficient tissue management will be provide the clinician with the recipe for providing the best esthetic result possible.
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