New Lecture Teaching Lab Techs Proper Occlusion & Function

Part of Dawson Academy’s New Core Curriculum

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
 

St. Petersburg, FL – May 12, 2008 – The Dawson Academy is offering a new lecture that teaches laboratory technicians not only how to create stable restorations, but the anatomy and function of the masticatory system.
 
The two-and-a-half day lecture, Occlusion & Function for Lab Technicians, will be given by Vernon “Buddy” Shafer, Jr, CDT, and will take place Aug. 21-23, 2008 at the Mid-Atlantic Center in Chesapeake, VA.  It is limited to 20 technicians, and technicians completing the course will receive a total of 19 continuing education credits.  The lecture falls under The Dawson Academy new Core Curriculum.

The two-and-a-half day lecture, Occlusion & Function for Lab Technicians, will be given by Vernon “Buddy” Shafer, Jr, CDT, and will take place Aug. 21-23, 2008 at the Mid-Atlantic Center in Chesapeake, VA.  It is limited to 20 technicians, and technicians completing the course will receive a total of 19 continuing education credits.  The lecture falls under The Dawson Academy new Core Curriculum.
 
About the Lecture