AMPLIFY YOUR INPACT! FDAA JANUARY 2026 REGISTRATION

9:00 - 11:00 AM

Tija Hunter, CDA, EFDA, CDIA, CDSO, MADAA
Showing Off Your Superpowers! Tips and Tools for Making Dental Equipment Maintenance Easy-peasy (2hrs CE)

There is so much to do in the dental office to maintain all the necessary equipment used in the delivery of dentistry today. Whether it is high-tech or low-tech equipment, there is always something special that must be done on a routine basis to assure equipment remains ready to go and stays in perfect working order. Together we will cover basic maintenance and the documentation that goes with it, giving you achecklist and the tips and tools to make your maintenance journey easier.

Halyard

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Solmetex

FDAA Premier Sponsor

Tija Hunter, CDA, EFDA, CDIA, CDSO, MADAA, Speaker, Author, Consultant

Linda Harvey, RDH, MS, LHRM, DFASHRM,
President and Founder of the
Dental Compliance Institute and the Compliance Divas

11:15 AM - 12:45 PM

Sherrie Busby, CDIPC, CDSO, EDDA-FL
Tools of the Trade: Smart Supply Management for the Dental Team (1.5hrs CE)

Effective dental supplies management is essential for ensuring smooth clinical operations, maintaining high standards of patient care, and optimizing practice profitability. This presentation will explore the key principles, best practices, and tools used in managing dental supply inventory efficiently. Together we will describe the dental assistant’s role in the management of supplies for both clinic analyze and optimize costs.

Refund Policy: No Refunds after January 15, 2025.
There is a $10 service fee for each registrant refunded.

LIST YOUR GROUP IF YOU PAID FOR MORE THAN 1 WITH A SINGLE TRANSACTION

Sherrie Busby, CDIPC, CDSO, EDDA-FL, Dental Assistant Trainer, Mentor, Speaker

OnDiem

FDAA Diamond Sponsor

1:00 - 1:30

LUNCH AND LEARN

What’s In Your Water? DUWL Safety Management

Keeping dental unit waterlines free of bacteria and biofilms is the easiest way to minimize the risks posed by opportunistic, waterborne pathogens during routine dental procedures.