ETMR
Early Third Molar Removal
Original Live Patient Course Since 2011

Dental School in San Jose, CA

Why ETMR?

• Small class, only six dentists
• Dr. Wayland — more than 40,000 bony impactions
• 16 bony impactions, Dr. Wayland assists
• Free copy of Dr. Wayland’s book (266 pages)
• Breakfast and lunch included
• Affordable, $8,500 for three days

We do not use typodonts, pig jaws or cadavers. All third molar training is done with live patients. The maximum class size is six dentists.

ETMR training is done by Dr. Wayland, course director. Each participant works directly with Dr. Wayland for every patient. Each dentist removes eight bony impactions and assists eight bony impactions under Dr. Wayland’s direct one-to-one supervision. The small class size allows each dentist to ask questions and learn at their own pace.

Case selection is key to successful third molar removal. Age is everything when removing third molars. Teenager bone is elastic. Older patient bone is like concrete. Dentists should remove third molars before they are fully developed.

This affordable, six-dentist course is presented over three days. Day one begins observing Dr. Wayland remove impacted third molars. The procedures can be viewed directly or on a high-resolution monitor. Participants can ask questions and interact with Dr. Wayland during the procedure. The cases are presented step by step following Dr. Wayland’s seven-step protocol.

Course dentists then perform actual impacted third molar surgeries themselves with Dr. Wayland assisting one-to-one for each patient.

Stop referring out wisdom teeth. Your patients want to stay in your office.

Benefits

Benefits of ETMR for Your Office and Patients
Patient Selection Is the Key

1. When guidelines are observed, third molars can be removed safely, comfortably and predictably.
2. Erupted third molars are difficult to clean, leading to periodontal disease.
3. Impacted third molars can develop cysts, tumors and other pathology.
4. Patients are getting a good service that can avoid serious future surgical complications.
5. Pericoronitis can be extremely painful.
6. The procedure is profitable: one ETMR patient per month ($3000) would produce $36,000 per year.
7. Insurance covers these procedures.
8. You can continue to refer older patients, difficult extractions and maxillofacial procedures.
9. Patients are happy that you can do the procedure and they can stay in your office.
10. Your happy surgical patients will refer their friends and family.

ETMR AGENDA

Course Dates:

October 14 – 19, 2023
April 12 – 14, 2024

Curriculum Vitae

– John B. Wayland, DDS, FAGD, MaCSD

Education

• University of California San Francisco, San Francisco, California, Doctor of Dental Surgery, 1981
• University of California San Francisco, San Francisco, California, Bachelor of Science in Dentistry, 1981
• San Diego State University, San Diego, California, Postgraduate study, Biology, 1975-1977
• University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin, Bachelor of Science, Psychology, 1968

Publications

• Impacted Third Molars, John Wiley & Sons, first edition 2018

Memberships

• American Dental Association®
• California Dental Association
• Santa Clara County Dental Society
• Contra Costa Dental Society Board Member
• Academy of General Dentistry
• American Dental Implant Association
• Craniomandibular Institute
• American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry
• American Academy of Laser Dentistry
• American Dental Society of Anesthesiology
• Academy of Cosmetic and Adhesive Dentistry
• Charter Member of the Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies

Some memberships are not current.

Awards & Accomplishments

• Fellowship Award Academy of General Dentistry
• Diplomate American Dental Implant Association
• Master, College of Sedation, American Dental Society of Anesthesiology
• International lecturer
• Board Member, Contra Costa County Dental Society
• Past President, Northern California Implant Study Club
• California State Board of Dental Examiners – Sedation Evaluator
• Four-Year Mini Residency, UCSF TMD and Orofacial Pain Clinic
• Two-year Mini Residency, UCSF — Implant Surgery and Restoration
• Mini Residency, UOP — Implant Surgery and Restoration
• Alumnus, LD Pankey Institute
• Alumnus, Las Vegas Institute
• Seattle Institute for Advanced Dental Education
• Adjunct Faculty, UCSF School of Dentistry
• Adjunct Faculty, UCLA Center for Esthetic Dentistry
• ACLS Certified
• Staff, Doctors Hospital
• Founder, Western Surgical and Sedation
• Founder Safe IV Sedation

Cancellation & Refund Policy

Bay Area IV Wisdom reserves the right to cancel or postpone any course, modify the announced course content, limit enrollment, or change the location, time, date or speakers due to unforeseen circumstances. Examples of circumstances that could cause course cancellation include: weather, natural disasters, medical conditions, government regulations, facility availability and dental board restrictions. Bay Area IV Wisdom is not responsible for the refund of any part of the course fee as a result of emergencies, unforeseen circumstances or events beyond its control. In the event that Bay Area IV Wisdom cancels a program, the registrant will receive a refund or credit toward another continuing education course.

Full refunds will be made when a Bay Area IV Wisdom course is canceled and is no longer available or a dentist provides documentation proving that they no longer practice dentistry. Bay Area IV Wisdom’s liability is for the course fee only and is not responsible for any other costs incurred.

Attendees who have registered for a course and are unable to attend will receive credit for the next available course provided their space can be filled. Bay Area IV Wisdom courses may include controversial materials. Bay Area IV Wisdom acknowledges that there is a potential risk to participants using limited knowledge when incorporating new techniques and procedures into their practices. Bay Area IV Wisdom assumes no responsibility and cannot be held liable for the clinical diagnosis or treatment of any individual patient.