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Welcome to the Nevada AGD Web site!
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Check here for the latest news and happenings taking place in Nevada AGD!
Continuing Education
2025 2024 - December 7, 2024: Infection Control with Dr. John Molinari
- November 21, 2024: Step Up Your Imaging with Dr. Jacob Dunn
- October 16, 2024: Intro to Forensic Odontology with Dr. Karen Kurcharski
- September 18, 2024: Peer Review or Board Complaint: What to Do Now with Dr. Joseph Wineman
- Self Study: Medical Emergencies in the Dental Office with Dr. Spencer Armuth
- April 17, 2024: Medical Emergencies in the Dental Office with Dr. Spencer Armuth
- March 20, 2024: Surgical Pocket Reduction: When to Refer with Dr. Nathan Antoine
- February 28, 2024: Capture Day, Professional Headshots for UNLV student AGD members
- February 21, 2024: The Golden Rules of Financial Planning with Art Wiederman
- January 24, 2024: ChatGPT: History and Current Trends in Clinical Settings with Dr. Jyoti Mago
2023 - November 2, 2023: What Drives Practice Success: Performance Indicators and Cues with Debra Engelhardt-Nash
- October 11, 2023: Introduction to Forensic Odontology with Dr. Grace Chung
- September 13, 2023: The Good Leasing Guidelines for Dental Offices with Lew Gelmon
- May 10, 2023: Common Pathology of the Oral Mucosa with Dr. Vicky Woo
- Self Study: Infection Control with Dr. John Molinari
- Self Study: Nevada's Evolving Opioid Crisis with Dr. Darla Zarley
- March 4, 2023: Infection Control with Dr. John Molinari
- February 15, 2023: Nevada's Evolving Opioid Crisis Dr. Darla Zarley
- January 24, 2023: Unplanned Tooth Movements in Aligner Therapy with Dr. James Mah
2022 - November 16: 2022: Orthognathic Surgery: What Dentists Should Know with Dr. Zach Truman
- October 26, 2022: Odontogenic Infections with Dr. Steve Saxe
- April 27, 2022: Opioids in Nevada
- March 16, 2022: Strengthen Your Relationship with You Dental Insurance Partners with Andrew Eberhart
- February 16, 2022: How to Negotiate Dental Office Leases with Lewis Gelmon MBA
2021 - October 13: Orthognathic Surgery: What Dentists Should Know with Dr. Zach Truman DDS
- September 22: A Comprehensive Approach for Diagnosing Dental Pain with Dr. Daniel Shalev DDS
- August 28: Infection Control with Dr. John Molinari
- July 7: Common Infections of the Oral Cavity with Dr. Victoria Woo DDS
- May 10-June 23: The Opioid Crisis in Nevada Self-Study
- April 7: What the Hell Is That!? Common CBCT Incidental Findings
- February 10: Opioid Crisis in Nevada
- January 13: Advocacy 101
2020- October 14, 2020: Implant Therapy for the Edentulous Patient
Because Some of Us Aren't Neutral. As a result of the 2019 Nevada Legislative Session, it became painfully apparently that dentists and patients needed a voice in the political landscape. 2019 was the year some Nevada dental organizations claimed neutrality to dental therapists while others valiantly fought in the best interest of our patients and profession by opposing dental therapy and representing the profession we worked so hard to be a part of.
Advocacy is about preparing for every scenario, standing by the ideals and values of your supporting members, continuously educating legislators and developing positive relationships to convey a message... a dentist's message.Because we believe after years of education, treating patients and serving the community, your voice is relevant and important to share what's in the best interest of our patients and the profession of dentistry. So, we’re here, banding together with other specialties to begin to have a meaningful voice in the state of Nevada.
Because some of us aren’t neutral (and we don’t think you should be either), we are asking you to PARTICIPATE in the political process, SUPPORT a candidate that gives you an opportunity to communicate, and finally VOTE! Our voice is futile without the power to make change. Interested in know which 2020 candidates voted in favor of dental therapists? Important Information
- E Prescriptions
- Effective January 1, 2021, Nevada law mandates that all controlled substance prescriptions MUST be given to a pharmacy by electronic prescribing (“e-prescribing”). There are certain exceptions to the e-prescribing mandate, and the Board of Pharmacy may exempt a practitioner from the e-prescribing mandate for 1 year, until December 31, 2021, based upon “economic hardship, technological limitations beyond the control of the practitioner or other exceptional circumstances.” NRS 639.23535(1) and (2).
- In order to claim an exemption, practitioners must complete an exemption form provided by the Board and maintain a record of it. The exemption form is available HERE.
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