Techniques for Exquisite Clinical Photographs Online
Capture the dentistry you worked so hard to create.
Exceptional dentistry deserves exceptional photography. The Art of Dental Photography gives you a practical, repeatable approach to capturing clear, consistent clinical images that improve diagnosis, strengthen laboratory communication, elevate case presentation, and help patients see what you see.
Presented by Dr. Lee Gary
Enroll NowLearn a Practical Clinical Photography System
Camera Fundamentals
Understand aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focus, and white balance without getting lost in photography jargon.
Moving from Automatic to Manual
Take control of your settings to create consistent photographs from patient to patient.
Clinical Lighting
Reduce harsh shadows, glare, and inconsistent color for accurate, diagnostic-quality images.
Standardized Intraoral Views
Capture a repeatable series of full-face, smile, retracted, and occlusal views.
Shade & Laboratory Communication
Use photography to communicate shade, texture, and tooth position clearly to your lab.
Portrait Photography
Learn posing, lighting, and composition to create flattering, professional patient portraits.
Stop Letting the Camera Make the Decisions
You may already own the camera, macro lens, flashes, mirrors, and retractors — but your photographs are still too dark, blurry, inconsistent, or unusable for the lab. The problem isn't your equipment. You need a repeatable recipe, and this course teaches you how to control the variables to create predictable results.
Start Capturing Better ImagesInside The Art of Dental Photography
- Determine which patients should be photographed
- Establish the required series of images
- Prepare the camera and accessories
- Position the patient consistently
- Capture the photographs in a repeatable order
- Review the images before dismissing the patient
- Label, organize & store the files
- Use photographs during diagnosis & case presentation
- Share appropriate images with the laboratory
Clinical Director: Dr John Nosti
Is This Course Right for You?
This course is for dentists who want to:
You own a DSLR but rarely use it
You rely primarily on automatic settings
Your clinical photographs are inconsistent
You want to improve communication with your laboratory
You need stronger images for case presentation
You're unsure which settings, views, or accessories to use
After This Course You'll...
What Changes After This Course
Understand why an image did or didn't turn out correctly
Stop changing settings randomly
Capture the same essential views consistently
Give your lab better visual information
Create stronger case presentations
Learn From Experienced Clinicians
Dr. Lee Gary
Maintains a private practice focused on comprehensive and cosmetic dentistry. His photography journey began with a simple clinical goal — improving lab communication for a single anterior crown — and grew into a complete system for documenting dentistry, presenting treatment, and creating patient portraits.
Real-World Guidance
Learn a practical, no-nonsense approach to producing professional-quality images without making photography unnecessarily complicated.
Everything You Need to Start Learning
- Four hours of continuing education
- On-demand access to the complete course
- A recording of the live Clinical Mastery photography program
- DSLR camera-setting instruction
- Intraoral photography techniques
- Lighting and exposure guidance
- Standardized clinical-view instruction
- Laboratory-communication strategies
- Downloadable standard photo-series checklist
- Equipment & accessory recommendations
- 12 months access
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need previous photography experience?
What type of camera does the course teach?
Do I need to purchase equipment before taking the course?
Is this course appropriate for dental assistants?
Does the course cover intraoral and portrait photography?
Will I learn which photographs to take?
Does the course address laboratory communication?
Can I use the images for marketing?
Does the course provide continuing education credit?
How long will I have access?
Show Patients What You See
A clear photograph can make worn teeth, cracks, failing restorations, and aesthetic concerns immediately understandable — turning the conversation from what you're telling the patient into what you're discovering together.
Clinical Mastery Series
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Approval does not imply acceptance by any regulatory authority or AGD endorsement.
1/1/2024 to 12/31/2026.
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