The Last Occlusion Seminar You Will Ever Need

Barry Glassman's S4S Dental seminar examines occlusion, parafunction, clinical assessment and splint therapy. Topics include patient history, muscle and joint assessment, appliance selection and case discussion, with a practical splint workshop in the advertised programme.

The two-day London event on 8-9 October 2026 has passed. Its course-only fee was GBP 595, with 12 CPD hours, digital seminar access and marketing support. The GBP 895 package added demonstration and laboratory-made appliances plus a chairside kit.

S4S also displays a separate one-day online option at GBP 350 and an online starter package at GBP 550. Confirm access, package contents and the CPD award for the selected online option; do not assume the in-person timetable applies.

Topics in the two-day seminar

The first day examines the history and aims of occlusal treatment, parafunction, internal joint derangements, clinical history and examination, muscle activity and anterior midpoint-stop appliances. Discussion also covers occlusal dysaesthesia, checks after restorative treatment, daytime parafunction and chronic orofacial pain.

The second day develops the examination through muscle and ligament palpation, disc displacement, joint degeneration and conservative diagnostic approaches. Case discussions address migraine, referred ear pain, cervicogenic headache, supportive medicines and appliance protocols. The course is aimed at general dentists regardless of previous occlusal training.

The completed London seminar ran 9am–5pm on both days, with an evening social after day one. These details describe the two-day event, not the separate one-day online product.