Dr. Richard Lipscomb, Jr.
Lecture Topics
- Mini Dental Implants
- Restorative Dentistry
- Dental Materials
- Digital Workflow
- Implant Overdentures
- Implants
- Lab Communication
- Prosthodontics
About Dr. Lipscomb
Dr. Richard Lipscomb Jr. is a graduate of The University of Howard College of Dentistry and an international speaker with lectures specializing in restorative mini dental implants. He has been performing restorative procedures for over 20 years and placing mini dental implants since 2006. During that time, he has overseen hundreds of MDI cases and has gained the experience to provide hands-on training for restorative and mini-implant procedures to other doctors.
Dr. Lipscomb is a speaker for Catapult Education's Speakers Bureau, serves on the editorial advisory board for Dental Product Shopper, and has written several articles for publications including Dental Economics, Dental Products Report, and Dental Product Shopper. Dr. Lipscomb’s unique dental experience includes both private practice and public health service in community health centers. By delivering restorative procedures in a variety of dental environments, he has spent years working with a wide range of resin materials to suit many challenging clinical situations.
Dr. Lipscomb is a speaker for Catapult Education's Speakers Bureau, serves on the editorial advisory board for Dental Product Shopper, and has written several articles for publications including Dental Economics, Dental Products Report, and Dental Product Shopper. Dr. Lipscomb’s unique dental experience includes both private practice and public health service in community health centers. By delivering restorative procedures in a variety of dental environments, he has spent years working with a wide range of resin materials to suit many challenging clinical situations.
Honors and Achievements
Discover Dr. Lipscomb's Latest Courses
Clinical Techniques and Materials They Don’t Teach in Dental School
Dental school, which equips you with the basics, is the beginning of your journey toward practicing dentistry. Continued learning and much growth as a dental provider occur after dental school. This course will have an open discussion about some of the techniques and materials that are used routinely and yet, are beyond the scope of dental school.
Learning Objectives:
Course Length: 2-3 Hours
Format Options: Lecture or Webinar
Audience: Recent Dental Graduates (1-5 years), Dental Residents, General Dentists
Learning Objectives:
- Exposure to the latest materials
- Exposure to techniques not taught in dental school
- Discuss the importance of organized dentistry
- Understanding how important patient perception can be
Course Length: 2-3 Hours
Format Options: Lecture or Webinar
Audience: Recent Dental Graduates (1-5 years), Dental Residents, General Dentists
What to Do When Temporary Crowns and Bridges Go Wrong
This course will cover common issues and solutions related to provisional restorations. You will learn how to enhance temporization techniques, achieve excellent aesthetic results, reduce chair time, and improve overall patient satisfaction.
By the end of this course, you'll be able to apply these techniques the very next time you fabricate a provisional restoration. More importantly, you'll be equipped to instruct other staff members on how to make the temporization procedure easier and faster.
Learning Objectives:
Format:
Lecture, or lecture with hands-on workshop
By the end of this course, you'll be able to apply these techniques the very next time you fabricate a provisional restoration. More importantly, you'll be equipped to instruct other staff members on how to make the temporization procedure easier and faster.
Learning Objectives:
- Review current materials and techniques for fabricating crowns and bridges (C+B) provisionals.
- Learn how to create C+B provisionals quickly.
- Discover how to fabricate and correct C+B provisionals that have not gone as planned.
Format:
Lecture, or lecture with hands-on workshop
This Crown Doesn’t Fit: What the Lab Needs to Make Flawless C+B Cases
The key to predictable, well-fitting, functional, and esthetically pleasing crowns and bridges centers around producing margins that everyone can see (the lab technician, the dental assistant, and the dentist) and capturing perfect impressions. Through the use of videos and still images clinicians will learn how to create flawless crown and bridge preparations. Clinicians and their team members will be introduced to methods and materials that will improve the quality and efficiency of both crown preparations and impressions.
Learning Objectives:
Learning Objectives:
- Learn what dental laboratories are looking for in preparation design and impressions
- Learn techniques for creating ideal crown margins
- Understand different options to manage soft tissue, which will contribute to capturing a flawless impression
- Review techniques on making digital and traditional impressions
C+B and Dentures Can Both Be Supported by Small Diameter Implants, and Here’s How
This course features a comprehensive overview of the scientific aspects and clinical applications of small diameter implants (SDI). These implants are easy to place, create minimal soft or hard tissue trauma, and can be supportive of fixed and removable restorations. Step-by-step instructions will be given on stabilizing dentures and fabricating crowns with small diameter implants. In addition, these implants can be rendered to a wider spectrum of patients due to their affordability and clinical requirements.
Learning Objectives:
Learning Objectives:
- Learn how SDI can benefit your existing denture patients
- Recognize the indications and contraindications for the use of SDI
- See the surgical procedure of placing SDI reviewing cases utilizing slides and videos
- Learn how C+B cases are fabricated upon SDI
- Learn how to use SDI to stabilize dentures
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