Caribbean Cruise with Dominican Republic

Caribbean Cruise with Dominican Republic is organized by Dr. Travel Seminars, LLC and will be held from Feb 15 - 22, 2026 at Norwegian Aqua, Miami, Florida, United States of America.

Seminars:
Making Implant Dentistry, Simple, Predictable and Profitable for the General Practitioner. Prevention and Management of Dental Implant Complications:
About the Seminar:
Recent technologies continue to revolutionize implant dentistry. This has benefited every phase of treatment from diagnosis and treatment planning to computer generated guided surgical implant placement, to provision and custom abutment fabrication. Cone beam computerized technology CT has brought the power of three-dimensional imaging to the dental office. There is a tremendous difference between 2-D and 3-D radiographic diagnosis. The use of CBCT leads to increased precision, accuracy, and efficiency of implant placement. This course will also include a discussion of oral surgical extraction techniques and demonstrates a step-by-step approach to socket grafting that the general dentist can incorporate into his or her practice.

Course Content:
Success rates with Implant dentistry have been increasing with improving techniques. More and more Implants are being placed with the advent of local courses and mini residencies, etc. As with any procedure, along with the increase in numbers, comes an increase in complications. In the future, we will be faced with increases in the number of complications. It is not only necessary to know how to place implants, but how to treat the complications associated with the procedure.  Complications can be surgical or restorative in nature. This course will focus on diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of common implant complications including peri-implantitis through a methodical scientifically based step-by-step approach that every clinician can use in their office.

• A comparison between two and 3-D radiographs and the effect it has on our diagnosis and treatment planning
• Oral surgical extraction and socket grafting techniques.
• Learn of the advances in implant placement and computer guided surgery.
• In-office scanning protocols which allow guide fabrication and precise implant placement, conventional impression techniques compare them to digital impressions and become familiar with the digital workflow process.

Learning Objectives:
The participants will be able to discuss:

• How medical history and medications can affect implant treatment. 
• How to treatment plan and minimize surgical and restorative complications. 
• Will be able to treat common implant complications and how to manage intraoperative and postoperative surgical complications.
• Learn a predictable method for socket grafting and be able to discuss options if grafting doesn’t heal with sufficient bone to place implants. 
• Discuss Current Treatment Concepts with Peri-implantitis

Essentials of Primary Eye Care: A Practical Lecture Series for Optometrists:
About the Seminar:
This lecture series will help enhance the diagnostic and clinical skills of primary care optometrists. Participants will develop an improved ability to interpret clinical findings and acquire knowledge of current best practices for common and complex eye conditions. A wide variety of topics will be covered including pupillary abnormalities, diplopia, cranial nerve dysfunction, bloodwork interpretation, oral antibiotics, pain management, opioid use in eyecare, and mastering pediatric eye exams.

Course Content:

2 hours – Eye Spy: Unraveling the Mystery of Pupillary Abnormalities

2 hours – Blood, Sweat, and Tears: Decoding Blood Work in Eye Disease

2 hours – Little Eyes, Big Insights: Mastering Pediatric Eye Exams

2 hours – Bugging the Eyes: A Guide to Prescribing Oral Antibiotics in Eye Care

2 hours – Pain in the Eye: Smart Strategies for Opioid Use and Alternatives in Eye Care

2 hours – Eye See Double: Unraveling Cranial Nerve Dysfunction in Diplopia