Rondeau Seminars Invites Dentists to Join Study Club For Improved Knowledge and Presence

Dr. Brock Rondeau of Rondeau Seminars encourages patients to join the online study club.

2013-06-23

LONDON, ON, June 23, 2013 (Press-News.org) Dentists who are looking to take a closer look at various dental cases while working with other dentists can now do just that with the help of Rondeau Seminars. While Rondeau Seminars is one of the leaders in dental continuing education, Dr. Brock Rondeau utilizes this as a way for other dentists to work more closely with each other in regards to case evaluations and new techniques. Dr. Rondeau invites dentists to join the Rondeau Seminars online study club to better understand various cases and techniques.

The Rondeau Seminars online study club is an online forum where industry professionals can come together to evaluate cases and discuss the newest techniques and technologies available today. Membership for the study club provides numerous benefits geared toward enhancing the learning of current course participants. To join the study club, the annual membership fee is $199.

"It is important that dentists have an outlet to interact with other dentists who are searching to improve their practices and services offered. I encourage all dentists involved in various online dental courses, as well as seminars, to join the study club to further their understanding of important topics and technologies," said Dr. Brock Rondeau of Rondeau Seminars, offering orthodontic courses.

As a member, dentists will be able to view cases posted by fellow members, complete with a summary of clinical findings, skeletal and dental measurement data and case photos. Once a case is commented on, dentists will have an opportunity to review the diagnosis. If a dentist wishes to post a case for comment by Dr. Rondeau, offering TMD courses, the fee is $150 (plus taxes where applicable).

Dentists can also take advantage of a discussion forum where he or she can discuss orthodontics, orthopedics, TMD and snoring and sleep apnea. As new topics are posted, dentists will automatically receive an email to inform them of a new posting in the discussion forum so that they do not miss any topics of importance to them and their practice. To register, dentists can visit http://www.rondeauseminars.com/index.php/study-club/become-a-member.

Starting in August 2013, Dr. Rondeau will be offering monthly webinars on orthodontics, TMD, snoring and sleep apnea. Members can submit questions monthly that will be discussed at the end of the webinar. All webinars will be recorded and made accessible to members.

"I encourage every dentist to join the study club to continue to improve their practice. By becoming a member, dentists can experience an array of benefits for themselves and their practices, including an improved Web presence," said Dr. Brock Rondeau, offering sleep apnea courses.

About Rondeau Seminars: Dr. Brock Rondeau of Rondeau Seminars combines his insatiable thirst for knowledge in the orthodontic arena with his expertise in teaching to provide other dentists with the knowledge they need to improve their practice. He is a Diplomate of the International Board of Orthodontics, Diplomate of the American Board of Craniofacial Pain, Diplomate-Academy of Clinical Sleep Disorders Disciplines, Master Senior Certified Instructor for the International Association for Orthodontics and was awarded the IAO's highest honor-the Leon Pinker Award and Duane Stanford Award. Dr. Rondeau has published over 35 articles and numerous videos on orthodontics and is also a contributing editor for the Journal of Clinical Pediatric Dentistry and the Journal of General Orthodontics. He is without a doubt one the most prolific speakers on the topic of functional orthodontic treatment.

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Dr. Brock Rondeau
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1295 Highbury Ave. Unit C8
London, Ontario, Canada N5Y 5L3
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