Two-day hands-on course | 18 CE
Go back to patient care with a new restorative skill set.
Bioclear Restorative Solutions for the Pediatric Dentist. Warmed composite, injection molding, and clear anatomical matrices for anterior and posterior teeth in the primary and permanent dentition, taught hands-on in a small group.
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At a glance
2 days
Didactic and hands-on
18
CE units, AGD PACE code 430
4
Training locations
$3,950
Supplies and meals included
Attendee quotes
"Changed my whole thought process with composites... it was the best course I have taken."
"Lots of things that you can take away and implement the next day back into the office."
"A terrific course. Everyone was energized by the techniques and the future upgrades to their restorative dentistry."
Built for pediatric dentists, and general dentists who treat children.
One goal: you return to patient care the following week able to restore anterior and posterior teeth in the primary and permanent dentition, a new way.
The Bioclear Method places warmed composite with an injection molding technique into clear, anatomical tooth-form matrices. Over two days you see it demonstrated, then do it yourself at the bench, in a small group.
The standard course has no prerequisites. The Advanced course requires the Bioclear Pediatrics intro course.
Download the course flyer
Warmed composite, injection molding, and clear anatomical matrices for anterior and posterior teeth in the primary and permanent dentition, taught hands-on in a small group. The flyer covers what you will learn, tuition, CE credit, and upcoming course dates.
Download flyer (PDF)What you'll learn over two days.
Day 1: Posterior
- Transitioning from GV Black to Clark Class II non-retentive preparations designed specifically for composite
- Predictable and esthetic Class II restorations that mimic natural teeth
- Treatment of severely hypoplastic or carious molars without stainless steel crowns
- Proper removal of biofilm for predictable sealants and composite restorations
- Quadrant strategy for multiple posterior Class II restorations in permanent teeth
Day 2: Anterior and beyond
- Class III restorations in primary and permanent teeth
- Class IV fracture repairs that ensconce the tooth in composite, minimizing re-fracturing and maximizing esthetics
- Restoration of peg laterals
- Treatment planning tooth size discrepancies pre and post ortho, including post-Invisalign black triangles
- Dental photography: moving from an intraoral camera to a DSLR for high-esthetic shots
- Electronically controlled, intraosseous local anesthesia administration (new)
Course description.
This two-day hands-on course offers comprehensive, practice-changing, esthetically driven training in composite-based restorations for pediatric dentists. The Bioclear Method uses warmed composite and injection molding with clear, anatomical tooth-form matrices.
Designed specifically for pediatric dentists and general dentists who treat children, the course prepares participants to return to patient care the following week with a new skill set for restoring anterior and posterior teeth in the primary and permanent dentition.
Most courses are held at the Bioclear Pediatric Learning Center in Livermore, California. The 6,000-square-foot facility was designed for small-group, hands-on courses and also functions as a pediatric dental practice. State-of-the-art dental and audiovisual equipment supports the learning experience. Select courses are held at partner locations throughout the year.
Tuition
$3,950
per dentist
- Two full days of didactic and hands-on training
- All course and dental supplies
- Breakfast, lunch, snacks, and drinks
- 18 CE units
- Post-course mentoring
Locations and travel
Location, course hours, hotels, and ground and air travel details for each training site.
Livermore, California
Bioclear Pediatric Learning Center (headquarters)
1330 Concannon Blvd, Livermore, CA 94550. Airports: Oakland (OAK) 29 miles; San Jose (SJC) 27 miles; San Francisco (SFO) 48 miles.
Travel infoNew for 2026
Bioclear's new Anterior Matrix System (TSS), and Bioclear Pediatric Burs by SS White.
Joshua J. Solomon, D.D.S., M.S., DABPD, FAAPD
Director, Bioclear Pediatric Learning Center
A second-generation dentist, he earned his B.S. in Biological Sciences and his D.D.S. at the University of the Pacific, then completed a two-year specialty residency at the University of Texas Dental Branch in Houston and a Master's program with the Department of Oral-Biomaterials.
He first taught restorative courses using metal matrices. In 2017, after completing the Bioclear Learning Center's Core Posterior course in Tacoma, he had what he calls his "existential restorative crisis." Since then the Bioclear Method has been the foundation of every composite restoration he places. He began teaching regional courses for Bioclear in 2019, is Bioclear Master Track certified and Full Faculty, and has presented to thousands of general and pediatric dentists.
Featured testimonial
"I can honestly say that I have never been to a course that incorporated as much valuable knowledge and new skill in such a short time... The course was refreshing, eye-opening and inspiring."
Common questions.
Who is this course for?
Pediatric dentists, and general dentists who treat children and teens in their scope of practice. The standard course has no prerequisites. The Advanced course requires the Bioclear Pediatrics intro course.
How many CE credits?
18. Dental Specialty Training Center designates this activity for 18 continuing education credits. AGD PACE Education Code: 430.
What does the $3,950 tuition include?
Two full days of didactic and hands-on training, course supplies, breakfast, lunch, snacks, drinks, 18 CE units, and post-course mentoring. Travel and hotel are not included.
Where are courses held?
Most courses run at the Bioclear Pediatric Learning Center in Livermore, California. Select dates are also offered in Tacoma, Washington; Simpsonville, South Carolina; and Minneapolis, Minnesota. Travel and hotel details are sent after registration.
How far ahead should I register?
Courses are typically booked 6 months to a year in advance. Open dates and remaining seats update in real time on the registration page.
What is the cancellation policy?
Changes, including cancellations and rescheduling, must be requested in writing at least 45 days before your course. Cancellations outside 45 days are refunded minus the 3% processing fee; moving to another available date outside 45 days has no fee. Within 45 days, tuition is not refundable or transferable. Optional Purchase Protection is offered at checkout.
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CE statement
Dental Specialty Training Center designates this activity for 18 continuing education credits. AGD PACE Education Code: 430. Course designed for pediatric dentists or dentists who treat children and teens. Questions: 925.447.1377.