Thursday, October 15, 2026
10:00 AM – 10:45 AM
Pacific Time
Registration Fee
Complimentary
Join a peer-led clinical presentation exploring how EtchFree integrates into everyday orthodontic bonding workflows. Learn what changes when acid etching is removed from the process, hear practical insights from Dr. Frost using the technology, and discover strategies for adopting EtchFree with confidence. Take the opportunity to participate in Q&A.
Learning Objectives:
- Hear how an etch-free workflow can help support efficiency, consistency, and the patient experience.
- Learn practical tips for introducing EtchFree into everyday bonding appointments.
- Explore common clinical questions around moisture, curing, placement, and team training.
- Gain insight into how peer experience and follow-up support can build team confidence.

Speakers

Stuart Frost
Dr. Stuart Frost – Mesa, AZ
Dr. Frost received his dental degree from University of the Pacific School of Dentistry and practiced general dentistry for 5 years. After completing a one-year fellowship in TMD, he went on to receive his certificate in orthodontics from University of Rochester/Eastman Dental center.
For the past decade, Dr. Frost has been an Associate Professor at the University of Pacific Orthodontic program and has frequently lectured at the University of Rochester/Eastman Dental Center and AT STILL orthodontic programs. He has published numerous orthodontic articles and recently published his book titled “The Artist Orthodontist,” which covers topics such as Airway Aware Orthodontics, Finishing, and how CBCT has changed our profession.
Dr. Frost Considered a global thought-leader in the field of orthodontics, Dr. Stuart L. Frost is a lecturer, consultant, and practitioner with over two decades of experience creating truly beautiful smiles using emerging technologies and progressive techniques. He is widely known as the “Artist Orthodontist,” a reputation he has gained by creating wide aesthetically pleasing smiles for each of his patients, no matter how challenging the case.
