On November 24, Dr Michele Perelli will lead a session on tissue preservation and regeneration. The webinar will examine biological healing at extraction sites. It will also cover resorbable biomaterials and their use in managing hard- and soft-tissue outcomes.
The company's course listings assign 1 CE credit to the October 15 webinar with Dr John Tsourounakis and 1.5 CE credits to the October 26 session with Dr Dimple Desai.
The series begins on October 15 with "Blueprint to smile: Full-mouth implant rehabilitation in the digital era." Dr John Tsourounakis, a Winnipeg-based periodontist, will present the session. He will trace a digital process from diagnosis through provisional restoration.
The course will focus on the diagnostic base needed for treatment planning. That base combines facial parameters, soft-tissue architecture and available bone. Clinicians then use the information to build a prosthetically driven plan. Dentsply Sirona's course listing describes the event as a 1 CE live webinar.
The focus is clinical. Digital planning is presented as part of a treatment sequence, not as a standalone technology demonstration.
An independent Dental Tribune calendar also lists the October 15 and October 26 sessions, reinforcing the published timing and their inclusion in Dentsply Sirona's wider educational programming.
Desai is the founder of a boutique interdisciplinary dental practice in Newport Beach, Calif. She will address the esthetic and functional factors that affect lateral incisor position and angulation. The session will also examine the tooth's relationship with adjacent teeth.
That connects orthodontics with restorative care. The topic places tooth movement inside a wider esthetic and functional plan.
Perelli's November session turns to the extraction site itself. Attendees will learn how to assess alveolar socket conditions. They will also consider ways to preserve and regenerate tissue with resorbable biomaterials.
Perelli is a lecturer and author in periodontology and implantology. His webinar will focus on the biological conditions that affect healing after extraction.
DS Academy Campus also offers on-demand courses. Its stated model covers procedures and workflows across multiple dental specialties. The new webinars therefore sit within a broader 2026 education slate, rather than presenting a single product lesson.
The schedule covers three connected clinical decisions. One session maps a full-mouth implant workflow. Another links orthodontic positioning with restorative goals. The third addresses tissue conditions after extraction.
That is the practical draw. Clinicians can attend live sessions and access the wider course catalogue on demand. With CE credits attached, DS Academy Campus is presenting the autumn programme as structured professional development, not passive online viewing.
