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Q: Are your courses approved for CE by the Board?

CE Dojo is certified as a national provider of continuing education (CE) through the Academy of General Dentistry's (AGD) Program Approval For Continuing Education (PACE). Most state regulatory agencies recognize AGD PACE programs as legitimate sources for continuing education. We suggest you contact your specific state regulatory agency for further clarification if necessary.

How dental teams can help patients with temporomandibular disorders receive general dental care: An International Delphi process

By David Lambert

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Recommendations on the Use of Oral Orthotic Occlusal Appliance Therapy for Temporomandibular Joint Disorders: Current Evidence and Clinical Practice

By David Lambert

Recommendations on the Use of Oral Orthotic Occlusal Appliance Therapy for Temporomandibular Joint Disorders: Current Evidence and Clinical Practice Read More »

Form NC DHHS 224 D Clinic Application for Registration Version 16.4

By David Lambert

Form NC DHHS 224 D Clinic Application for Registration Version 16.4 Read More »

DEA Form 106

By David Lambert

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DEA Form 41

By David Lambert

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SampleDEAForm222

By David Lambert

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A Review Of The Anesthesia Implications Of Marijuana Use

By David Lambert

The article examines the implications of marijuana use on perioperative care, assessing the influence of cannabis on patients during anesthesia and surgery. It provides a comprehensive overview of the chemical compounds in cannabis, its pharmacological properties, physiological effects, acute and chronic implications of use, withdrawal symptoms, and considerations for different phases of medical care. Marijuana,

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Local Anesthetic Efficacy in Marijuana Users and Nonusers: A Pilot Study

By David Lambert

The pilot study aimed to evaluate the efficacy of local anesthesia for dental treatment between marijuana users and nonusers, given the common clinical impression that individuals with a history of recreational drug use might be challenging to anesthetize. Healthy adult males and females identified as chronic marijuana users or nonusers, and they received a standard

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DEA Reverse Distributor List 2022

By David Lambert

Compiled list of DEA reverse distributors 6/14/2022 by the Kentucky Cabinet For Health And Family Services.

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Use of Opioid Pain Relievers Following Extraction of Third Molars

By David Lambert

The article investigates postoperative opioid analgesic usage following third-molar extraction surgeries among adolescents and young adults. Structured telephone interviews were conducted on days 1 and 7 post-surgery with 48 participants, assessing pain experiences, opioid usage, and complications. Surgeons commonly prescribed opioid-containing analgesics following surgery, yet actual usage was substantially lower, with a median consumption of

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Administrative

Are your courses approved for CE by the Board?

Category: Administrative

CE Dojo is certified as a national provider of continuing education (CE) through the Academy of General Dentistry’s (AGD) Program Approval For Continuing Education (PACE). Most state regulatory agencies recognize AGD PACE programs as legitimate sources for continuing education. We suggest you contact your specific state regulatory agency for further clarification if necessary.

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Getting Started

Ok, I paid my registration fee. What do I do now?

Category: Getting Started

Once you have paid your course registration fee, you will be able to access your course after you sign-in to your user account…which you just created. But you need a password!

Did you receive these emails?

A transaction receipt
A course confirmation
General User Instructions
Log-in details
And possibly others…

Are those emails in your “Inbox”? If not, check your spam folder. If they are in your spam folder, your email provider (or domain) is filtering messages from ce-dojo.com. If your registration emails from CE Dojo are being sent to spam, see our FAQ “I can’t find any emails from CE Dojo!!”.

One email provides you with log-in details you specified during registration. But, it will also prompt you with a link to set your password. When complete, these two credentials – user name and password – will provide access to your “account”. Write these down. If you forget your password, you can reset it yourself – see our FAQ “I forgot the password to my CE Dojo user account!”

Now that you have your password in hand, you can log into your account to access your course(s).

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I can’t find any emails from CE Dojo!!

Category: Getting Started

Often times email services (Google, etc) will filter email away from your inbox. Did you check your spam folder? But, simply moving our email out of spam to your inbox will NOT prevent future emails from meeting the same demise. The solution is to add email addresses from CE Dojo to your contact list.

If you do not find any email communications from CE Dojo in any of your email folders – including spam – there is a very real possibility your internet service provider (ISP) may have a firewall that is blocking our email. We have found that even adding our email addresses to your contact list does not resolve this problem. We have identified a couple of problem ISPs:

RoadRunner (nc.rr.com)
Apple (iCloud.com)
Embarq
Frontier
HughesNet
And others…

In this case, there is no resolution to this problem other than to create a “free email” account with Gmail, YahooMail, Hotmail, etc. Provide CE Dojo with your new email address and we’ll update our records. Again, don’t forget to add us to your contact list!

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