MetLife adds new quality resource guides to dental CE

DrBicuspid.com staff writers
Dec 1, 2010

MetLife has added new quality resources guides to its dental continuing education (CE) program, including a new multimedia presentation, "Infection Control in the Dental Office."

In addition, three print-based guides, A Guide to Contemporary Endodontic Technology (2nd edition), Medical Health History in Dental Practice (3rd edition), and Risk-Based Management of Dental Caries in Adults (3rd edition) have been added to the program.

"The addition of a multimedia course makes for a more engaging user experience, and we will be looking for ways to adapt these features into other quality resource guides relevant to the latest research and trends in oral health practices and patient care," said David Guarrera, DDS, vice president of MetLife Dental Products, in a press release.

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