Description
Nationally Approved PACE Program Provider for
FAGD/MAGD credit
Approval does not imply acceptance by regulatory authority or AGD endorsement 7/1/2025 to 6/30/2027.
Provider ID# 317641
Course Title: Stem Cells, Exosomes, and Biologics
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Location: Online
Method: Self Directed
#CE HOURS: 4.5
Speaker(s) & Bio: Xerxez Calilung, DDS
Dr. Xerxez Calilung is a pioneer in regenerative dentistry, integrating stem cells and exosomes into clinical practice since 2017 and treating nearly 1,000 patients with advanced biologic therapies. A USC School of Dentistry graduate and longtime private practitioner, he also serves as an educator and researcher, training dentists and supporting patients with complex conditions resistant to traditional treatment.
Course Description:
Stem cells and their signalers, exosomes, are transforming modern dental practice, offering regenerative solutions beyond traditional methods like PRP and PRF. In this course, Dr. Xerxez Calilung—an experienced clinician, researcher, and educator who has treated nearly 1,000 patients using these therapies since 2017—shares foundational knowledge and clinical insights into this rapidly evolving field.
Attendees will explore the biology of stem cells and exosomes, their ethical use in dentistry, and their integration into general and specialty practices. Clinical indications include trigeminal neuralgia, TMD, Bell’s palsy, dry mouth, complex surgical healing, implant integration, orthodontic acceleration, and facial rejuvenation. Learn how these biologics work with the immune system to reduce pain and enhance healing, and understand how to gain competency for safe and effective use in practice.
Course Objectives:
1. Describe how stem cells and exosomes are derived and prepared for clinical dental use.
2. Explain the mechanisms by which these biologics accelerate healing and reduce inflammation.
3. Identify appropriate oral and maxillofacial applications, including surgical, neurological, and cosmetic cases.
4. Evaluate clinical evidence and case reports demonstrating therapeutic benefits in dental settings.
5. Understand the ethical considerations of using stem cells to manage oral manifestations of systemic disease.
6. Determine pathways for dentists to become competent and compliant in using stem cell-based treatments.
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