FAQ

Yes, due to the complex, intimate nature of each course and limited seating, advanced registration is required. Typically, registration for each course closes within 3 weeks of the course date. Onsite registrations cannot be accepted. This applies to clinician, staff and lab attendance.

If BioHorizons cancels an event, you will receive a full refund. If you need to cancel your registration, please send a written notification to info@teethxpress.com at least 30 days prior to the course date for a full refund. Cancellations made 15-30 days prior to the course date will receive a 50% refund. No refunds are provided thereafter unless you are able to replace your spot with another clinician. Please note that a $50 administration fee applies to all cancellations. BioHorizons cannot be held responsible for nonrefundable airline tickets or hotel reservations in case of event cancellation or rescheduling.

Yes, transportation is provided between the preferred hotel, TeethXpress course venue and the Friday night dinner location.

You will receive your CE certificate via email within 2 weeks of the TeethXpress course date. If you need to update your email or require a certificate reissue, please contact info@teethxpress.com.

Payment plans are available for our three-day Live Patient Mentorship TeethXpress course. For more information, please email info@teethxpress.com.

No, a Tennessee dental license is not required. However, we will need to submit your dental licensing information to the Tennessee Board 30 days prior of the starting course date.

No, if you are a general practitioner wishing to attend the course without a surgical specialist, you will not be able to register under the accompanying restorative doctor rate. This rate is reserved for GPs attending with their surgical specialists. You may register as a solo practitioner under the Surgical track. If you do not perform surgery, we recommend you encourage a surgical specialist to sign up so that you can attend as a team and then you may register under the GP Restorative track.

For the Phoenix TeethXpress course, we extend a special invitation to auxiliary team members who assist chairside during surgery or engage with patients regarding dental implant and full-arch therapy to attend with their doctors and learn from full-arch case acceptance experts. There is a separate registration track and they must attend with an accompanying clinician. Staff will have the option to participate with the doctor during the hands-on or attend a separate breakout session on full-arch case acceptance. For other courses, there is not a separate staff registration track due to limited seating and anybody that wishes to attend will have to register under the clinician rate.

While it’s not mandatory, we highly encourage surgical specialists to attend the TeethXpress courses with a referring restorative doctor to maximize the learning experience. Bringing your restorative doctor and lab assistant ensures that everyone is on the same page and fully understands the concepts discussed during the course.

To register a restorative doctor, start a new registration using the GP Restorative track. When prompted, enter the name of the Surgical doctor so we can match the team together. Once the restoration submission is complete, it will need to be approved. Upon approval, the restorative doctor will receive a confirmation email.

There are no required reading materials. However, surgeons are expected to have intermediate to advanced experience in dental implant surgery. For the three-day Live Patient TeethXpress course, doctors are expected to have placed 60 to 100 implants and possess surgical and restorative overdenture experience before attending.

Your registration fee covers 16 to 25 hours of Continuing Education (depending on the course), a clinical module manual that includes a print out of the course slides, hands-on workshop materials, course literature packet, live patient demonstration, transportation to and from the course venue and hotel, breakfast, lunch and Friday evening social dinner.

While scrubs are not required, you may opt to wear them for the live surgery observation and hands-on workshop. The Friday night dinner attire is casual; jeans are acceptable. Consider bringing loupes for the hands-on workshop if you typically use them while working. We suggest bringing a jacket since the presenter may prefer a cool room temperature.