Education at The One Summit

Provide a clear framework for why traditional functional approaches fall short and how Forwardontics offers a concrete clinical alternative.

• Introduction to valvular therapy
• Guided facial growth and early transdisciplinary treatment
• Nasal breathing and swallowing as pillars of growth, stability, and sleep
• Oral posture at rest
• Practical tools and common mistakes

Participants understand the functional problem and identify unresolved clinical opportunities within their practice.

Enable participants to confidently use, explain, and train patients with the Up Locker and Lip Locker from day one.

• Indications and patient selection
• Functional resting pressure
• Demonstration of the four-appointment protocol
• Hands-on practice with the included device

Dentists leave with a practical, ready-to-implement protocol for immediate clinical use.

Connect valvular therapy tools to breathing, snoring, orthodontic, and sleep-related treatments.

• Identifying the snoring patient
• Functional assessment and pre-training before other therapies
• Integration with expansion, MADs, and CPAP
• Clinical cases and interdisciplinary collaboration

Effective implementation across multiple treatment modalities, creating meaningful clinical synergy.

Demonstrate how to integrate Forwardontics into the practice as a scalable, profitable clinical innovation.

• Team delegation and training
• Clinical protocols and follow-up
• Service models and patient communication
• Product ecosystem overview

Participants leave with a clear vision for how to apply, price, and scale this methodology within their practice.

An interactive, evidence-based exploration of modern medical protocols for dental disease management, reframing caries treatment as a medical—not surgical—process. The session covers bioactive materials, self-healing strategies, and first-line medical interventions supported by current scientific research.

Understand when and why medical management should precede surgery, sedation, or general anesthesia.

Participants receive access to presentation slides, scientific citations, and visual references to support continued learning and implementation.

A deep dive into glass ionomer cement (GIC) as a uniquely restorative, sealing, and healing material. This session explores current evidence, proper handling techniques, and scalable applications for high-risk patient populations.

Learn how to use GIC effectively to improve restorative and preventive outcomes across diverse patient groups.

Full access to slides, citations, and images for clinical reference and team education.

• Overview of SLA, DLP, and DPS technologies
• Digital vs traditional lab workflow
• Clinical advantages: speed, precision, control
• Step-by-step workflow:
  – Intraoral scanning
  – Basic design (CAD overview)
  – Printing fundamentals
  – Post-processing (wash & cure)

• Pediatric applications:
  – Crowns
  – Inlays/Onlays
  – Nightguards
  – Space maintainers
• Early orthodontic applications:
  – Retainers
  – Aligner models
• Step-by-step case workflows:
  – Scan → Design → Print → Delivery
• Clinical results:
  – Fit
  – Turnaround time
  – Patient experience
• Common mistakes and how to avoid them

Apply 3D printing concepts to real clinical scenarios.

• How to introduce 3D printing into your office
• Equipment selection (printer, materials)
• Simple team protocols and delegation
• Cost comparison vs lab workflows
• Return on investment and efficiency gains
• Patient communication and case acceptance

• Clear understanding of 3D printing technologies and workflow
• Practical clinical applications for pediatric and early ortho cases
• Strategies to improve efficiency and reduce lab dependency
• Actionable steps to implement in-office 3D printing