Dental Education

Dental Education

Dr. Gordon Christensen is the world leader in Dental Education

We are constantly improving our dental knowledge so that we can offer the best quality dental treatment to all of our patients. Dr. Brannon takes over 100 hours a year of continuing education. He was recently inducted as a Fellow in the Academy of General Dentistry and is now working to become a Master. Mastership requires 600 additional hours of educational courses all over the U.S. Classes taken recently include:

3 days in Atlanta, Georgia (elderly patient care, complicated dental cases, computer use in the office)
"5 days in San Diego (hands on course in advanced porcelain veneer techniques)"
3 days in Baltimore, Maryland (oral cancer and special drug situations and elderly pt care)
2 days in Provo, Utah (implant dentistry and advanced crown and bridge)
3 days in Nashville (tooth colored fillings, new dental materials, Fellowship induction)
5 days at the AACD Scientific Session (advanced cosmetics, dental photography)

FAGD

Dr. Brannon recently became a Fellow of the Academy of General Dentistry. The entire staff flew to Nashville to help with the celebration and enjoy the Nashville atmosphere.

In order to earn this great honor, Dr. Brannon completed 500 hours of continuing dental education, passed a comprehensive written exam and fulfilled five years of continuous membership with the AGD. The award symbolizes excellence in the dental profession and a commitment to providing exceptional patient care. Dr. Brannon has joined an elite group of more than 12,800 renowned professionals who have received Fellowship honors to date.


AGD Fellowship robes	FAGD family

FAGD office	Celebrating at the Wild Horse Saloon

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