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By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

  1. Describe the physiological role of muscular strength in protecting the spine, shoulders,
    and neck during prolonged clinical work.

  2. Identify common ergonomic risk factors that contribute to repetitive strain injuries in dentistry.

  3. Interpret current research findings regarding prevalence and mechanisms of work-
    related musculoskeletal disorders in dental professionals.

  4. Demonstrate posture and micro-movement strategies to reduce muscle fatigue and
    maintain optimal alignment throughout the workday.

  5. Develop a personal action plan that integrates strength-based interventions into daily
    practice for improved comfort and long-term career longevity.

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Continuing Education Credits issued may not apply towards license renewal in all state/provinces. It is the responsibility of each participant to verify the requirements of his/her state/provincial licensing board(s) and to self-report their continuing education hours earned

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Dental professionals face some of the highest rates of musculoskeletal pain and repetitive strain injuries of any healthcare occupation. Prolonged static postures, repetitive motions, and asymmetrical positioning lead to muscle fatigue, loss of endurance, and career-limiting injuries.
This evidence-based presentation, presented by Dr. John Besharse, PT, DPT, — The Dental Physical Therapist — integrates the science of strength, posture education, ergonomic principles, and the physiology of performance to provide actionable strategies for longevity in the operatory. Participants will learn how to prevent and manage strain through strengthening, body-awareness drills, and workplace modifications that are practical, efficient, and grounded in the latest research.

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