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EPISODE · Jun 13, 2025 · 1H 22M

Get Ready: Case Selection for Live Patient Dentistry

from The Pacific Aesthetic Continuum's Podcast · host michael

Send us Fan MailEver stared at a patient wondering how to transform their smile but hesitated because you weren't sure where to begin? You're not alone. The Pacific Aesthetic Continuum (PAC), powered by Corr Dental Laboratory, unlocks the secret to identifying and treating aesthetic cases that might be hiding in plain sight within your practice.Dr. Michael Miyasaki reveals how most dentists mistakenly believe they don't have patients needing or wanting aesthetic work, when in reality, they simply haven't developed the trained eye to spot these opportunities. Through comprehensive live patient courses at three progressive levels, PAC equips dentists with systems to approach complex cases confidently, vision borrowed from instructors who've mastered comprehensive care, and encouragement from colleagues that transforms learning into action.The course structure brilliantly addresses the anxieties many practitioners face when contemplating multi-unit cases. While most dentists feel comfortable with single-tooth treatment, PAC challenges participants to complete ten-unit cases during hands-on sessions. This experience fundamentally shifts perspective—as Dr. Miyasaki notes, "after taking my first live patient treatment course, nothing in dentistry was ever the same." Suddenly, all other dental procedures seem manageable by comparison.What types of patients should you look for? Those seeking color changes, patients with black triangles, diastemas, rotated teeth, or worn dentition make excellent candidates. The course also teaches invaluable case presentation skills, showing how effective photography helps patients recognize aesthetic issues they've become habituated to seeing. When patients identify their own problems and request solutions, acceptance rates soar.Perhaps most brilliantly, the financial structure allows patients to essentially fund your continuing education. The $5,000 course fee primarily covers laboratory work, which can be charged to patients (often at a discount from regular fees). This approach removes financial barriers while delivering exceptional value to both practitioner and patient.Ready to transform your practice and discover the aesthetic goldmine within your existing patient base? Join the Pacific Aesthetic Continuum and experience the systems, vision, and encouragement that will change your career forever.For more information contact the Pacific Aesthetic Continuum at https://thepac.org.

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