Today’s restorative challenges require an intimate knowledge of sound dental principles. Dentistry today demands not just function, but esthetics as well.

But where does a dentist go to sharpen the skills necessary to take his or her practice to the next level? Until now, the options have been fairly limited. Typically, dentists shut down the practice for several days, pack everyone up, and head out to an expensive resort hotel to participate in a group program. Now, there is another option—and the response from dentists is overwhelming.

Dr. Bob Maher comes to you. His services are totally customized. Mentoring programs include visits to your office where he works side-by-side with you, your team, and your own patients. In addition to teaching advanced clinical skills, Dr. Maher helps your staff understand your goals and desires. He provides a wealth of hands-on material covering the entire spectrum of esthetic restorative dentistry from occlusal composites to full mouth reconstruction.

We all have different personalities. When it comes to large-group settings some of us don’t really enjoy being in the spotlight, but we can handle it pretty well when we must. However, there are others of us that don’t do well at all in front of crowds. Dr. Maher says, “Sometimes in these larger clinical learning settings, I have noticed that only those dentists that like being in front of people do most of the learning. Often, a dentist that would really LIKE to participate more “holds back” because of these feelings. It makes it much harder to learn when a dentist is fighting this discomfort throughout the program.”

Dr. Maher continues, “Most dentists are not ‘performers.’ That is, there are lots of great dentists that really don’t enjoy learning in front of ‘large group’ clinical settings. Some feel self conscious and learn MUCH more quickly in a comfortable one-on-one setting. I also find that the dental school clinic is frequently not the most condusive environment to learn in with it's unfamiliar and dated equipment.”

It’s Time to make the transition from being a really good dentist to being a really GREAT dentist—all in the comfort and convenience of your own office.