The Clinical Immersion Program
Tulsa, Oklahoma
48 CE Credits*
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Workshop Overview
Course Overview
The Clinical Immersion Program in Tulsa, OK, includes hands-on instruction in real orthodontic cases. You'll be guided by Dr. Brad Williams, a respected GP Orthodontic Practitioner with over 40 years of experience. The Clinical Immersion Program offers unique advantages not found in postgraduate, general practice orthodontic CE programs.
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Join a highly personalized, hands-on clinical training program designed to take you from diagnosis to appliance removal with confidence.
Experience Unmatched Hands-On Training
- Real Patient Care: Work directly with real patients in Dr. Williams’ office. We arrange State Dental Board granted temporary licenses for dentists in good standing. This isn't just theory—it's live, practical experience.
Comprehensive Support & Resources
- Personalized Instruction: Benefit from limited enrollment (only 12 student doctors per cohort) ensuring you receive personalized attention and direct instruction.
- Ongoing Mentorship: Get personal case consultation and instructor support throughout your entire program duration.
Accredited CE
- Accredited Education: Earn your Continuing Education (CE) hours from a course accredited by the American Orthodontic Society (AOS).
COURSE REQUISITES: Basic Comprehensive Straight Wire course concurrent or completed. An AOS Membership is required to participate in or monitor this course.
Course Outcomes
Master the Straight Wire Orthodontic Technique.
Identify and classify malocclusions (Class I and simple Class II).
Diagnose and develop tailored treatment plans.
Understand variables affecting treatment outcomes.
Gain proficiency in treating orthodontic malocclusions in your practice.
Course Description
This clinical residency is designed to take the guesswork out of transitioning from orthodontic theory to real-world application. Spanning three intensive weekends, this hands-on program bridges the gap between classroom knowledge and live clinical practice, turning concepts into reliable chairside skills.
IN-PERSON
Each session will consist of:
Friday:
- Treatment planning, diagnosing and review of the patient cases to be treated by participants in the Skiatook clinic on Saturday.
- Review of any current cases students are treating in their practices and/or any new orthodontic cases they are considering for treatment.
Saturday:
- Students treat orthodontic patients in clinic including making records for diagnosis; radiographs, photographs & scans including analysis, diagnosis & treatment planning.
- Doing initial placement on new patients (as schedule allows)
- Servicing existing patients, bonding brackets & cementation of bands, placing wires, using elastomeric and steel ligatures, etc.
- Removing orthodontic appliances & delivery of retainers
Dr. Williams is assisted by several Oklahoma licensed, orthodontically experienced dentists and assistants who supervise and aid participants as they treat orthodontic patients during the clinical day, each session.
Dr. Williams is dedicated to supporting his students and is always available to answer concerns by phone, text and email.
This program equips students to confidently diagnose and treat Class I and simple Class II malocclusion patients using Fixed, Non-extraction Straight Wire Orthodontics. Whether you choose the full 2-year program for a comprehensive experience or individual 3-session modules for flexibility, you’ll gain practical skills to enhance your practice.
IN-PERSON
Each session will consist of:
Friday:
- Treatment planning, diagnosing and review of the patient cases to be treated by participants in the Skiatook clinic on Saturday.
- Review of any current cases students are treating in their practices and/or any new orthodontic cases they are considering for treatment.
Saturday:
- Students treat orthodontic patients in clinic including making records for diagnosis; radiographs, photographs & scans including analysis, diagnosis & treatment planning.
- Initial placement of orthodontic bands, brackets & wires on new patients
- Servicing existing patients, currently in treatment.
- Removing orthodontic appliances & delivery of retainers
As monitors, second year students will assist/mentor 1st year participants and participate "over-the-shoulder" in the clinic.
Dr. Williams is assisted by several Oklahoma licensed, orthodontically experienced dentists and assistants who supervise and aid participants as they treat orthodontic patients during the clinical day, each session.
Dr. Williams is dedicated to supporting his students and is always available to answer concerns by phone, text and email.
Course Schedule
Friday 10:00am - 6:30pm
Saturday 8:00am - 5:30pm
Course Location
Williams Dental & Orthodontics
(20 mins from Tulsa International Airport)
1400 W 4th St
Skiatook, OK 74070
Continuing Education Credits*
A total of 48 continuing education hours of credit may be earned. This is a 3-session course consisting of 48 CE hours.
Pre-Course Preparation
What to Bring
The following is a list of items to bring with you:
A laptop or tablet to access course materials, digital manual, and take notes.
Magnification if you are accustomed to using them in your treatment. (Loupes)
Transportation Options
Tulsa International Airport (TUL)
- 26 Minutes from Dr. Williams Office
- Services Allegiant Air, American Airlines, Delta Airlines, Southwest Airlines, and United Airlines
- Requires local transit or rideshare
Accommodation Options
Contact Emilie for more information.
Dress Code
- Wear clinical attire for in-office day on Saturday.
- The dress code for the event is business casual.
- We recommend bringing a layer like a sweater or light jacket in case the classroom is cooler than you prefer.
Bradford R Williams
DDS, DAOS
Susan Coffey
RDA
Upcoming Course Dates
The American Orthodontic Society is designated as an Approved PACE Program Provider by the Academy of General Dentistry. The formal continuing education programs of this program provider are accepted by the AGD for Fellowship/Mastership and membership maintenance credit. Approval does not imply acceptance by a state or provincial board of dentistry or AGD endorsement. The current term of approval extends from 10/1/2024 to 9/30/2026.
Provider ID# 217410
The American Orthodontic Society is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider. ADA CERP is a service of the American Dental Association to assist dental professionals in identifying quality providers of continuing dental education. ADA CERP does not approve or endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry.
Concerns or complaints about this CE provider may be directed to the provider or to ADA CERP at ada.org/cerp.
