Dr. Alan Wolcott-Silver Spring Top Dentists-Dental Health Associates


Dr. Alan Wolcott D.D.S.	Dr. Wolcott is one of the few dentists in the world that has had personal, hands-on training with the two world leaders in the advanced area of full mouth implant reconstruction. With over 15 years' experience in restoring dental implants and his advanced training with Dr. Paulo Malo (Malo Education Advanced Oral Rehabilitation, Lisbon, Portugal) and Dr Thomas Balshi (Pi Dental Center at Institute for Facial Esthetics, Fort Washington, PA), Dr. Wolcott is considered one of the area’s leading dentists in the "All on Implants" treatment choice. Dr. Wolcott knew he would be a dentist since he was 10 years old. He started his dental training in the U.S. Army, graduated from the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery Dental School, University of Maryland, and immediately without restriction received his dental license from the Maryland State Board of Dental Examiners. Dr. Wolcott has both lectured and trained around the world to stay attuned to the latest trends in dental services and technology. With his training and his enthusiastic approach of caring for the whole patient, Dr. Wolcott has the ability to provide treatments that are not available in every dental office. As one of the area's "TOP DENTISTS," Dr. Wolcott has built an honest and trustworthy reputation with his patients. His continuous education and his attention to detail have given him immense personal satisfaction in his profession, as has being the owner of one of the area's premier dental offices.

FORMAL EDUCATION
1993	Doctor of Dental Surgery Dental School, University of Maryland
1989	Bachelor of Science, Biochemistry Southern Connecticut State University
1986	Associate of Liberal Arts South Central Community College
1984	Oral Health Sciences, United States Army
1982	Deutsche Volks Hoch Schule, Bremerhaven, Germany
1981	University of Maryland, Bremerhaven, Germany
1980	Natchitoches State University, Leesville, LA 71708
1978	Dental Specialist United States Army Academy of Health Sciences

CONTINUING EDUCATION
2009	February	IMPERCEPTIBLE ANTERIOR DIRECT RESIN COMPOSITE RESTORATIONS IN DAILY PRACTICE 1.75hr
	March	REGUALTIONS: A GUIDE TO COMPLIANCE FOR DENTAL OFFICE (INFECTION CONTROL) 2hr
	April	ALL-ON-4 PROGRAM 7hr
	June	OCCLUSION: WHAT IS THE RIGHT BITE? 2hr
	September	REVERSAL OF LOCAL ANESTHETIC 2 hr
	September	BIOMIMETIC RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY 1.5hr
	October	DENTAL PRACTICE MANAGEMENT FROM A DENTAL CPA’S PERSPECTIVE 2hr
	October	A UNIQUE BUSINESS COURSE FOR DENTISTS LIKE NO OTHER 6hr
	October	REPLACING CONGENITALLY MISSING LATERALS IN YOUNG PEOPLE: A NON-IMPLANT APPROACH 1.75hr
	October	IMPLANT DENTISTRY PROTOCOLS 2hr
2008	March	ENDO 101 2hr
	April	SURGICAL AND PROSTHETIC TECHNIQUES FOR NOBELGUIDE, ALL-ON-4 AND THE PROCERA IMPLANT BRIDGE 7hr
	June	PORCELAIN VENEERS: A LOOK AT THE CURRENT STATE OF CLINICAL AND RESEARCH INFORMATION 2hr
	Septemer	TEETH-IN-A-DAY 24hr
	October	IMMEDIATE LOADING OF IMPLANTS WITH THE TEETH IN A DAY PROTOCOL 24hr
2007	May	Latest Trends in Periodontics and American Heart Association’s Guidelines For Dental Treatments 2hr Oral-Systemic Disease Connection 2hr
	June	Implants, Case Review and Treatment Planning 3hr
	October	Implant Treatment Planning and Hands-On Placement 12hr Hands-On Human Anatomy of the Facial and Cranial Structures 4hr Oral-Systemic Disease Connection 2hr Management of the Medically Compromised Patient 2.5hr Rejuvenate Your Practice with Technology 2.5hr Pulp Therapy for the Young Permanent Teeth 1.25hr Pitfalls in Restorative Dentistry 2.5hr Prosthodontics Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow 1.25hr Aesthetic Issues with Dental Implants 2.5hr Piezoelectric Surgical Procedures, Hands-On Course and Training 2.5hr Dental Traumology, Recent Advances 2.5hr New Technologies in Orthodontic Therapy 2.5hr
2006	January	Health Care Provider CPR 4hr
	April	Endodontics 7hr
	June	Infection Control and Emergent Diseases 2hr Aesthetic Concerns and Corrections of Dental Implants 5.5hr
	July	Advanced Surgical Placement and Treatment Planning for Ultimate Dental Implants 18hr
	September	Practice Management 2hr
	November	Lumineer/Cerinate Smile Design Workshop 14hr
2005	January	Pre-Prosthetic Surgery 2hr
	March	Pediatric Dentistry 2hr
	April	Implants 16hr Myofascial Pain Dysfunction/Occlusion 8hr Operative Dentistry 8hr
	June	Financial Management of the Dental Office 2hr
	September	Invisalign Orthodontics Advanced Training (hands-on training) 8hr Infection Control 2hr
2004	January	Health Care Provider CPR 4hr
	April	Periodontics 7hr Oral Medicine, Oral Diagnosis 1hr
	May	Ceramic Restorations 7hr
	June	Financial Management of the Dental Office 2hr Pharmacotherapies 2hr
	September	Invisalign Orthodontics (hands-on training) 13hr
	October	Reconstructive Phase Therapy 2hr
2003	March	Fixed Prosthetics, Advanced Designs 2hr
	April	Trends in Operative Dentistry 7hr
	May	Patient Education and Motivation 2hr Practice Management 2hr
	November	Non-Surgical Therapies for Periodontal Disease 1hr
2002	February	Sinus Graft and Dental Implants 3hr Health Care Provider CPR 4hr
	April	Dental Radiology 2hr
	May	Meeting OSHA and MOSH Infection Control Requirements in a Dental Office 4hr
	July	Financial Management of the Dental Office 2hr Ceramic Restorations 7hr
	August	Practice Management 8hr Non-Surgical Management of Periodontal Disease 2hr
	September	Dental Jurisprudence 2hr
2001	January	Universal Implant System, Reconstructive Phase Therapy II 3hr
	April	Implant Mastertrack 6hr Myofascial Pain Dysfunction/Occlusion 2hr Financial Management of the Dental Office 3hr
	May	Dental Practice Management 4hr
	June	Universal Implant System 3hr
	July	International Association of Dental Students/Young Dentists Worldwide Annual Dental Congress 40hr Practice Management 2hr
	September	Tooth Replacement Therapy, Reconstructive Phase Therapy III 3hr
	October	Anterior Aesthetic Implant Restoration and Immediate Transitional Implants 20hr
	November	Meeting OSHA and MOSH Infection Control Requirements in a Dental Office 4hr Endodontics 2hr
	December	Complete Implants Retained Over Denture 3hr
2000	February	Orlando Super Seminar on Aesthetics 15hr Orlando Super Seminar on Practice Management 5hr
	April	Meeting OSHA and MOSH Infection Control Requirements in a Dental Office 4hr
	May	Steri-Oss System Prosthetic Overview 7hr
	June	Implants – Case Restoration, Reconstructive Phase Therapy 3hr Oral Medicine and Oral Diagnosis (teaching) 12hr
	July	Removable Prosthidontics 1hr Special Patient Care 1hr Fixed Prosthodontics 1hr Oral Medicine, Oral Diagnosis 1hr Oral Medicine, Oral Diagnosis 2hr
	August	Myofascial Pain Dysfunction/Occlusion 1hr Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
	September	Implants – Case Restoration 3hr Systemic Diseases 3hr
	October	Ensuring Success in Implant Prosthodontics, 3-I Implant Innovations 7hr
	November	Implants Case Restoration 3hr Meeting OSHA and MOSH Infection Control Requirements in a Dental Office 4hr
	December	Updates in Endodontics 5hr
1999	October	Dental Professional Liability Risk Management Seminar 2hr
1998	September	Dental Discussions, Mid-Atlantic Medical Insurance Company 2hr
	November	Principle-Centered Leadership, Franklin Covey Co. 12hr
1997	February	2001 – A Dental Odyssey 16hr
	June	Revitalize Your Practice, The American Society for Clinical Research 4hr
	August	44th International Association of Dental Students, 4th Young Dentists Worldwide, World Annual Congresses 40hr
	November	Meeting OSHA and MOSH Infection Control Requirements in a Dental Office 4hr

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