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This course presents an in-depth explanation of the CDC’s and OSHA’s guidelines for dental offices.  We will review of the CDC guidelines for infection control in the dental healthcare setting, review OSHA’s  blood borne pathogen standard’s guidelines,  discuss safety data sheets (“SDS”) and Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (“GHS”) hazard statements, […]

This course is intended to provide dentists with the fundamental knowledge to diagnose and treat soft tissue defects, such as gingival recession, insufficient gingival thickness/height, vertical/horizontal soft tissue deficiencies, at teeth and implant sites. We will be discussing the fundamentals of soft tissue grafting, material selection and surgical techniques. There will also be an in-depth […]

This course will provide a detailed overview of artificial intelligence and augmented intelligence (AI) in dentistry. Participants will learn key AI terminology and how machine learning models are developed. The course covers the transformative impact of AI on both clinical and non-clinical workflows, including: alleviating administrative burdens, improving claim processing, and enhancing the patient experience. […]

Join your colleagues for a beautiful night of baseball under the Fenway lights! Enjoy 2 hours of open bar and unlimited premium food (including Savenor’s steak tips and Luke’s Lobster rolls) on the Left Field Pavilion, before watching the Sox take on the Tampa Bay Rays. Event starts at 5 PM. First pitch is at […]

Trustee Selection and Vetting Committee Meeting, April 13, 2026, 6:30 pm. Not an open meeting, attendance by request only.

Constitution and Bylaws Committee Meeting, March 30, 2026, 7:00 pm

Wednesday, April 15, 2026 Nicolette Enhorning-Picton, RDH  Neuroplasticity is the brain’s ability to reorganize and form new neural connections in response to learning or injury. In OMT, we’re not just strengthening muscles, we’re retraining the brain through precise, repeated practice to replace inefficient patterns with efficient, automatic ones. Because the orofacial muscles occupy significant cortical […]