Courses & Events
April 10, 2026
Oral-Systematic Health In Clinical Practice
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Course Description -
This course explores the connection between oral health and systemic health, helping clinicians integrate oral–systemic principles into everyday practice. Participants will learn how to recognize oral conditions linked to broader health concerns, incorporate medical history into treatment planning, and apply a preventative, whole-health approach to patient care. The course also addresses common barriers to implementing oral–systemic protocols and provides practical strategies for improving clinical workflows, documentation, and patient outcomes.
Learning Objectives
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Identify oral conditions associated with systemic health concerns and correlate clinical findings with relevant medical history.
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Apply an oral–systemic framework to clinical assessment and treatment planning, supporting more comprehensive and preventative care.
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Recognize clinical and logistical barriers to implementing oral–systemic protocols, and develop practical solutions for day-to-day practice.
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Incorporate oral–systemic considerations into clinical workflows, improving consistency, documentation, and patient outcomes.
About The Speakers
Dr. Sara Spurlock is a general dentist and co-owner of Dental Design Studio in Norman, Oklahoma, with a focus on oral–systemic medicine, periodontal health, and complex restorative care. She is co-founder of Perio Pathway, a consulting company helping dental teams implement comprehensive periodontal protocols, and has collaborated in developing advanced salivary diagnostics and oral probiotics. Dr. Spurlock is active in organized dentistry and frequently lectures nationally on periodontal care, diagnostics, and practice management.
Dr. Jennifer Jenkins is a general dentist and co-owner of Dental Design Studio in Norman, Oklahoma, where she focuses on oral–systemic health and comprehensive rehabilitative care. She is a partner in Perio Pathway, a consulting company that helps dental teams implement periodontal protocols to improve patient health and practice outcomes. Dr. Jenkins also collaborated in developing OraPath, a salivary diagnostic platform, and is active in organized dentistry, serving in leadership roles within the Oklahoma Dental Association and the Oklahoma State Board of Dentistry.
January 28, 2026
Airway in the interdisciplinary patients
Course Description -
Great dentistry goes beyond teeth—it starts with the airway. While interdisciplinary care often focuses on occlusion, esthetics, and function, airway health is frequently overlooked until significant damage has already occurred.
This course challenges clinicians to expand their diagnostic lens and recognize airway issues earlier—before they show up as malocclusion, wear, or compromised outcomes. Attendees will learn how airway dysfunction presents in both children and adults, and how dentists can play a critical role in early identification and interdisciplinary treatment.
Learning Objectives
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Identify key signs of airway dysfunction in children
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Review treatment options for pediatric and adult airway patients
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Understand dentistry’s role in airway-focused interdisciplinary care
About The Speaker
Dr. Robbins is an internationally renowned restorative lecturer and one of dentistry’s most in-demand educators. Best known for his Global Diagnosis approach to dentofacial diagnosis, he brings clarity, confidence, and clinical relevance to every presentation.
