Build the Skills to Add TMJ and Neurotoxin Services to Your Practice

InPractice gives dentists and eligible team members repeatable, simulated hands-on training in assessment, anatomy, treatment planning, injection technique, safety, and clinical decision-making, delivered through an ongoing system your team can use in the practice.
The Opportunity Already Walks Through Your Door

Your Patients Already Trust You With TMJ Pain, Bruxism, and Facial Concerns

For appropriately licensed dental professionals, neurotoxin services can create another way to address relevant therapeutic and aesthetic needs within the practice relationship patients already know.
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Recognize relevant patient needs and build stronger assessment conversations.
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Create a responsible pathway for adding therapeutic and aesthetic services.
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Keep more appropriate care and potential revenue within the practice.
The Limit of a One-Time Event

One Weekend Should Not Have to Carry Your Entire Implementation

A live course can be valuable. But once the travel is over, the practice is often left to remember the anatomy, sequence, decisions, and technique from notes and memory.

InPractice stays with the team.

Learners can repeat the simulated procedure, refresh before treating, revisit difficult decisions and train additional included team members without another trip.

One-Time Training
With InPractice
Simulated Hands-On Learning

Observe the Expert. Practice With Guidance. Perform Independently.

SEE
Expert Demonstration
Watch the instructor assess the patient, explain the anatomy and treatment plan, prepare the procedure, and demonstrate technique while sharing the reasoning behind each decision.
TRY
Guided Practice
Perform the procedure with guide rails and visual cues, for example, being asked to place a defined number of units within highlighted treatment zones.
DO
Confident Application
Receive the patient presentation, make the assessment and treatment decisions, prepare and perform without guide rails, then review an end-of-experience assessment.

Learners can repeat each stage and return for a refresher whenever the knowledge becomes relevant in practice.

An Expanding Immersive Library

Start With Two Comprehensive Courses. Keep Learning Every Month.

The initial InPractice Dental catalog begins with two comprehensive immersive courses. New programs are added throughout the membership term, with more than 12 courses already identified for development.

A comprehensive therapeutic pathway covering relevant anatomy, patient assessment, clinical reasoning, treatment planning, preparation, injection technique, risk awareness, follow-up considerations, and simulated case performance.
Foundational upper-face training covering anatomy, neuromodulator principles, patient assessment, treatment planning, preparation, injection technique, common treatment areas, safety considerations, and simulated performance.

Year-One Roadmap

8–10 comprehensive courses expected by the end of year one.

Member Value

Every new InPractice course released during active membership is included at no additional course fee.

Inside the First Two Courses

Step Into the Immersive Training Experience

TMJ / Bruxism

A comprehensive therapeutic pathway covering relevant anatomy, patient assessment, clinical reasoning, treatment planning, preparation, injection technique, risk awareness, follow-up considerations, and simulated case performance.

Included in the Practice Package

Upper Face 1

Foundational upper-face training covering anatomy, neuromodulator principles, patient assessment, treatment planning, preparation, injection technique, common treatment areas, safety considerations, and simulated performance.
Included in the Practice Package
Train More Than One Person

Build Shared Understanding Across the Practice

Each Practice Package includes five individual learner profiles. Dentists and eligible clinical team members can complete training and track their own progress, while other included team members can build a stronger understanding of the services, workflow, safety priorities, and patient experience.

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Individual Learner Profiles Included
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Individual learning history and course progress

Shared language around assessment, safety, and workflow

More informed patient conversations and implementation planning

The Practice Package

Everything Your Practice Needs to Get Started

One system brings together immersive training, configured technology, individual learner access, ongoing expert programming, and responsive support for the practice.
Training

TMJ / Bruxism + Upper Face 1

Includes TMJ / Bruxism, Upper Face 1, and all new InPractice courses released while membership is active.
Technology

Configured Headset + Managed Platform

One configured enterprise headset, platform access, managed software, and course updates.
People

Five Learners + Ongoing Expert Programming

Five individual learner profiles, member community, scheduled webinars, and expert educational programming.
Support

Onboarding + White-Glove Support

Onboarding, platform assistance, hardware troubleshooting, and responsive white-glove support.

Your Relationship Does Not End With the Course

Keep Learning From the Practitioners Who Trained You

Members receive ongoing access to expert programming, clinical discussions, safety education, and opportunities to ask questions as they introduce these services into practice.
Meet Your Expert Team
Dr. Ben Tracy, MD

Dr. Ben Tracy, MD

Physician Injector + Medical Director
Dr. Tracy is a physician injector and medical director with extensive experience in aesthetic medicine and advanced injectable techniques. He also leads training for aesthetic providers, with a focus on neurotoxin techniques, clinical decision-making and patient care.

Crystal Norton, MSN, FNP-BC

Founder, Medical Director + Master Injector

Crystal is a board-certified family nurse practitioner, medical director and national educator specializing in cosmetic injectables and facial assessment. She has trained medical professionals in advanced injection techniques, treatment planning and patient safety.

Educational Access

Expert access is educational and scheduled. It does not replace emergency services, direct patient care, local medical oversight, or the practitioner’s independent clinical judgment.

Configured. Managed. Supported.

The Technology Should Not Be the Hard Part

Your headset arrives configured for InPractice. We onboard your team, keep the platform and course library current, and help troubleshoot hardware or software issues so the practice can stay focused on learning.
The Practice Economics

Consider the Value Beyond the Course Fee

Conventional education may also require airfare or mileage, hotel nights, meals, time away from patient care, and a separate registration each time another team member attends. InPractice brings repeatable immersive training into the practice for five learners and continues adding courses during the term.
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$400
$150 $1,000
Estimated Annual Gross Revenue
$108,000

Estimated gross revenue only. Actual results vary by service, pricing, units, demand, scope, geography, provider availability, costs, and practice model.

Annual estimate assumes 48 treatment weeks per year.
Example: 1 appointment/week × $400 × 48 weeks = $19,200 estimated annual gross revenue.
Total Cost of Training
Conventional Training May Include
Travel, lodging, meals, time away, and repeated registrations.
InPractice Includes
Repeatable in-practice training for five learners.
Practice Membership

A Full Year of InPractice for Your Entire Practice

The complete InPractice Practice Package for $4,995 per year, including training, technology, people, and support.
$4,995
per year · all-inclusive
What's Included

Complete Practice Package

Training

Initial course library plus every new InPractice course released during the active term.

Technology

One configured headset, platform access, managed software, and course updates.

People

Five individual learner profiles, member community, and ongoing expert programming.

Support

Onboarding, platform assistance, hardware troubleshooting, and responsive white-glove support.

Membership renews automatically each year at the $4,995 annual rate while it remains continuously active. Additional headsets and users options are available.

Train Responsibly

Education Is One Part of Responsible Clinical Adoption

InPractice provides immersive education and simulated procedural practice. Clinical services must be performed by appropriately licensed and trained professionals in accordance with applicable laws, supervision requirements, professional standards, product labeling, and liability coverage.

Completing InPractice does not independently expand a learner’s scope of practice or replace requirements imposed by a licensing board, employer, insurer, or jurisdiction.

Frequently Asked Questions

Practical Answers Before You Begin

InPractice Dental is designed for dental practices that want to prepare dentists and eligible team members to add or strengthen therapeutic and aesthetic neurotoxin services through repeatable, expert-guided immersive training.

Learners first observe the expert, then perform with prompts and visual guide rails, and finally complete a patient scenario independently. In the DO stage, the learner assesses the presentation, makes treatment decisions, prepares and performs the simulated procedure without guide rails, and receives an end-of-experience assessment.
The initial catalog begins with two comprehensive immersive courses: TMJ / Bruxism and Upper Face 1. Members receive access to every additional InPractice course released while their membership is active.
InPractice plans to add new training every month. Upper Face 2, Advanced Upper Face, and a Safety Protocol Series are already in production, and more than 12 comprehensive course concepts have been identified. The current roadmap is expected to provide at least 8-10 comprehensive courses by the end of the first year.
Each Practice Package includes five individual learner profiles so multiple members of the practice can train and maintain their own course progress.
Yes. Included team members can use their learner profiles to build a stronger understanding of the services, workflow, safety priorities, and patient experience. Participation in education does not authorize a person to perform clinical services outside their professional role or scope.
Dental hygienists may participate in the education as included practice learners. Any clinical service must be performed only when permitted by the learner’s license, state law, supervision requirements, employer policy, professional standards, and liability coverage.
Yes. The Practice Package includes one configured enterprise headset prepared for the InPractice experience, along with onboarding, platform access, managed updates, and support.
Members receive scheduled expert programming, clinical discussions, safety education, and opportunities to ask questions as they put the learning into context. This access is educational and does not replace emergency services, direct patient care, local medical oversight, or independent clinical judgment.
InPractice includes onboarding and device setup, platform and application support, software and course updates, and hardware troubleshooting. Detailed hardware-replacement terms will be provided in the membership agreement.
No. InPractice provides education and simulated procedural practice. It does not independently expand a learner’s legal scope of practice or replace requirements established by licensing boards, employers, insurers, professional standards, product labeling, or applicable law.
The first 10 Founding Clinical Partner practices receive two years of InPractice for $4,995 total, including one configured headset, five learner profiles, the initial courses, every new course released during the term, onboarding, community access, expert educational programming, and white-glove support.
Founding Clinical Partners may continue at a protected $4,995 annual rate for as long as their membership remains continuously active, subject to the final membership terms.
Yes. Ready practices can review the founding terms and enroll directly through the secure enrollment page. We still recommend a short preview so your team understands the experience, package, and implementation process before enrolling.
See Whether InPractice Fits Your Practice

Step Inside the Training Before You Decide

In 20 minutes, we will show you the immersive experience, review the Dental course pathway and membership terms, and answer questions about team access, implementation, and support.
No technical preparation is required for the preview.

TMJ / Bruxism

A comprehensive therapeutic pathway covering relevant anatomy, patient assessment, clinical reasoning, treatment planning, preparation, injection technique, risk awareness, follow-up considerations, and simulated case performance.

Upper Face 1

Foundational upper-face training covering anatomy, neuromodulator principles, patient assessment, treatment planning, preparation, injection technique, common treatment areas, safety considerations, and simulated performance.

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