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Move with Precision - High-Performance Imaging for High-Level Dentistry
Radiology for the General Practitioner is a high-impact, 3-part CE series designed for dentists ready to elevate their diagnostic precision, master CBCT integration, and confidently recognize radiographic pathology. Each session delivers clinically relevant, immediately applicable skills—sharpening your approach to treatment planning, case evaluation, and everyday patient care.
Attend one course based on your needs, or register for the full series at a discounted bundle rate.
Part 1: Diagnosis - July 8, 2026
Part 2: Implementation - August 12, 2026
Part 3: Pathology - September 9, 2026
Radiology for the General Practitioner
Schedule
Part 1: Jul 8 - Diagnosis
Part 2: Aug 12 - Implementation
Part 3: Sep 9 - Pathology
Overview
Radiology for the General Practitioner is a structured three-part educational progression. Each session builds on the previous, providing a practical pathway from diagnosis → implementation → pathology recognition. The series is designed to strengthen clinical judgment, improve efficiency, and increase confidence in everyday use of dental imaging and CBCT.
Part 1: Diagnosis - July 8, 2026
This session focuses on radiographic diagnosis and clinical interpretation. Participants will learn how to move beyond simply acquiring images and begin using radiology as a powerful diagnostic tool in everyday practice. Emphasis is placed on improving confidence in evaluating anatomy, pathology, and treatment considerations.
Key Focus Areas:
- Radiographic anatomy for general practice
- 2D imaging vs. CBCT interpretation
- Recognizing normal vs. abnormal findings
- Imaging for diagnosis and treatment planning
- Documentation and communication of findings
- Common areas of CBCT underutilization
- Risk assessment and clinical decision-making
Part 2: Implementation - August 12, 2026
This session focuses on integrating imaging into daily clinical workflow. It addresses the gap between understanding CBCT and consistently applying it in practice, helping clinicians build efficient, predictable systems for imaging use.
Key Focus Areas:
- When and why to prescribe CBCT
- Imaging protocols for common procedures
- Integration into treatment planning and case presentation
- CBCT for implant planning and surgical evaluation
- Endodontic and interdisciplinary applications
- Team training, delegation, and workflow efficiency
- Documentation systems and clinical consistency
- Collaboration with radiologists and referral partners
Part 3: Pathology - September 9, 2026
This session focuses on pathology recognition and clinical responsibility. General dentists are often the first to identify abnormal findings—this course strengthens pattern recognition and decision-making around monitoring, referral, and further evaluation.
Key Focus Areas:
- Identifying suspicious radiographic findings
- Common odontogenic and non-odontogenic pathology
- Incidental findings on CBCT
- Red flags in routine imaging
- When to refer for radiologic interpretation
- Documentation and patient communication
- Medical-legal considerations
- Building a consistent, safe review protocol
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Learn From Dentists Who Use This Every Day
Led by three experienced dentists, this series addresses the real-world challenges of integrating radiology and CBCT into daily practice. Each instructor brings a practical, case-based approach focused on helping you confidently interpret imaging, communicate findings, and apply them to better treatment decisions.
This isn’t radiology in theory—it’s radiology you can use immediately in practice.
Andrew Rossi, DDS, MSD
Dr. Rossi is a periodontist trained at UTHealth School of Dentistry in Houston. He earned his Masters of Dental Science In Periodontics and completed a fellowship from the International Congress of Oral Implantologists. Dr. Rossi specializes in regenerative periodontal therapy, soft and hard tissue reconstruction, and aesthetic procedures. A native Houstonian, he holds dual degrees in biology and theology from the University of St. Thomas and teaches part-time at his alma mater.
Varsha Kadyan, DDS, BDS
Dr. Varsha Kadyan earned her BDS in India and completed her Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology residency at the University of Connecticut, receiving a Master of Dental Science. An active member of leading dental organizations, she lectures internationally and is dedicated to advancing continuing education through the iMagDent Learning Center.
Ali Sajadi, DDS, MSD
Dr. Sajadi is a Periodontist and Oral & Implant Surgeon with advanced training from Washington University in St. Louis, Loyola University Chicago, and Indiana University. He completed his residency in Houston, where he continues to practice. An active leader in professional organizations, he is a sought-after national and international speaker in dental education—and an avid outdoor enthusiast
