This seminar discusses practical techniques a mediator uses to defuse emotional reactivity and closed-mindedness and create a dialogue and resolution space. The presentation addresses the beneficial uses of mediation between dentists and patients, between dentists and their support systems, and arising in their daily lives. The presentation concludes with a review of some practical scenarios that may commonly arise.
Learn:
the mediation process
the beneficial applications of mediation in dental settings
the practical applications of mediation in the daily lives of dentists
from practical scenarios of the use of mediation in a variety of settings, from simple to more complex situations and dynamics
This program discusses the necessary information required for medical claim submissions. From ICD-10 diagnosis codes to completing the required information. Medical insurance idiosyncrasies are reviewed.
Learn:
what is required to be completed on a CMS-1500 form
how to find and select appropriate procedures and ICD-10 diagnosis codes
medically necessary verbiage for chart notes
Support for this program is provided by
1040
11/24/2023
9:00am - 12:00pm
Socket Grafting from A to Z
$290.00
Seminar
Implant Dentistry
David Wong, D.D.S.
Course #: 1040 Date: 11/24/2023 Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): David Wong, D.D.S.
With the popularity of dental implants as tooth replacement options, dentists are discovering the value in properly developing the bone and soft tissue for predictable long-term results. This program takes the clinician through proper socket grafting and hard tissue management. The specific focus is on proper diagnosis, material selection, and technique.
Learn:
to identify the importance of socket grafting
to choose the proper bone grafting materials and membranes
basic, intermediate, and advanced socket management techniques
tips for managing implants in the esthetic zone
Support for this program is provided by
1050
11/24/2023
9:00am - 12:00pm
Make Endodontics Part of Your Practice
$290.00
Seminar
Endodontics
Allen Ali Nasseh, D.D.S.
Anne Koch, D.M.D.
Course #: 1050 Date: 11/24/2023 Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Allen Ali Nasseh, D.D.S. Anne Koch, D.M.D.
Following Covid, most dentists now realize what a significant part endodontics can play in your practice. This presentation addresses endodontics in such a manner that you can incorporate these topics immediately into your practice. The topics covered are how to achieve profound anesthesia, realis- tic straight-line access, emergency treatment and diagnosis, intuitive rotary instrumentation, and endodontic obturation using a bioceramic sealer. Multiple applications of bioceramic technology are also discussed.
Learn:
to fully understand the concept of an Endo-Restorative Continuum
the ability to achieve profound anesthesia
about diagnosis and what is the key to clinical success and profitability (proper access)
Support for this program is provided by
1070
11/24/2023
9:00am - 4:30pm
Cementation and Ceramics 2023
$460.00
Seminar
Esthetic Dentistry
David Hornbrook, D.D.S.
Course #: 1070 Date: 11/24/2023 Time: 9:00am - 4:30pm Course Info: Full Day Speaker(s): David Hornbrook, D.D.S.
Dentistry is changing fast today. The role of monolithic restorations, universal adhesives, and digital design needs to be understood and implemented in every dental practice. This seminar discusses the importance of predict- ability, ease of use, and long-term success when deciding which restorative material and cementation option will provide the best results. This program explores cementation and ceramic problems and how to overcome challenges. Learn the benefits of CAD/CAM, Digital Wax-ups and Design, and high-strength, aesthetic ceramic materials.
Learn:
esthetic, monolithic ceramics, and when to use what
PMMA long-term provisionals and how to use them
to achieve highly aesthetic anterior implant results
1080
11/24/2023
9:00am - 12:00pm
10 Characteristics of Multi-Millionaire Dentists
$290.00
Seminar
Practice Management
John Vento, C.P.A., M.B.A., C.F.P.®
Course #: 1080 Date: 11/24/2023 Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): John Vento, C.P.A., M.B.A., C.F.P.®
Learn critical but easy-to-understand business and financial concepts essential to leading you and your dental practice to multi-million-dollar status. Discover how to use tax-smart strategies to increase your cash flow and accelerate your path to financial independence. This engaging, interactive presentation gives you a blueprint for achieving your own personal and practicing financial freedom.
Learn to:
create a financial plan to take you into the multi-million-dollar dental club
uncover tax-smart investment strategies you can immediately put to work
discover the secrets to accumulating wealth
1160
11/24/2023
9:00am - 4:30pm
My First Implant: An Oral Implantology Hands-On Workshop
$770.00
Workshop
Implant Dentistry
Aeklavya Panjali, D.D.S., M.S.
Course #: 1160 Date: 11/24/2023 Time: 9:00am - 4:30pm Course Info: Full Day Speaker(s): Aeklavya Panjali, D.D.S., M.S.
Learn the biological basis and fundamental principles of implant dentistry. This hands-on workshop is designed for beginners that wish to learn about the surgical phase of implant dentistry for single-tooth restorations. The workshop outlines implant design principles, surface treatments, and other mechanical properties. Participants learn how to place implants using guided and non-guided surgery predictably. Participants learn to diagnose, plan, and surgically place single and multiple edentulous areas with endosseous implants in their practices.
Learn:
to establish a basic foundation and understand dental implants, their biological basis, and applicability in restoring single edentulous areas
to predictably diagnose and treatment plan for conventional single-tooth implants
the skills that work when placing an implant
to gain confidence and improve clinical knowledge and skills to establish successful implant dentistry practice
Support for this program is provided by
1170
11/24/2023
9:00am - 4:30pm
Orofacial Pain, TMJ Disorders, and Dental Sleep Medicine: Hands-on Workshop
$795.00
Workshop
Orofacial Pain
Amey G. Patil, B.D.S., M.S.D.
Course #: 1170 Date: 11/24/2023 Time: 9:00am - 4:30pm Course Info: Full Day Speaker(s): Amey G. Patil, B.D.S., M.S.D.
This hands-on workshop for dental and medical professionals focuses on orofacial pain. Topics include diagnosing odontogenic and non-odontogenic pain, history taking, clinical examinations, pain management, headaches, TMJ disorders, sleep apnea, and psychological aspects. It covers complex craniomandibular disorder cases, restorative tools, treatment modalities, TMJ and dental sleep appliances, orofacial trigger point injections, and inter-disciplinary treatment planning. This seminar emphasizes the “primum non nocere” principle.
Learn:
knowledge of odontogenic as well as non-odontogenic orofacial pain
to discuss the differential diagnosis of different types of headaches, TMJ Disorders, and sleep apneas
the fundamentals of fabrication of TMJ appliances and dental sleep appliances
how to administer orofacial trigger point injections in your dental practice
Crown lengthening procedures may involve osseous resective therapy and surgical management of soft tissue. These hard and soft tissue alterations may be provided in order to obtain a ferrule height and establish a biologic width. This hands-on workshop utilizes a plastic typodont to provide a practical exercise in exposing a maxillary premolar with a subgingival fracture. Techniques for incisions, osseous therapy, and suturing are reviewed. Indications and contraindications to surgical exposure are discussed.
Learn:
to recognize indications and contraindications for crown lengthening
to design a flap for a functional crown lengthening procedure
methods for osteotomy and osteoplasty
suturing techniques for flap closure
1190
11/24/2023
9:00am - 12:00pm
Modern Monolithic Injection Molded Composite Dentistry
$415.00
Workshop
Esthetic Dentistry
David Clark, D.D.S.
Course #: 1190 Date: 11/24/2023 Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): David Clark, D.D.S.
Say goodbye to layering, condensing, and burnishing. This hands-on workshop offers a unique approach to modern resin dentistry. Participants perform injection molding to create ideal margins, rounded emergence profiles, and smooth as a mirror restorations in two anterior exercises: deep caries and black triangle. The workshop will include two Class II exercises too.
Learn:
the six steps to achieve rock-solid posterior composite contacts in even the most complex cases
to combine flowable and regular composites with the injection molding technique and when to use bulkfills
the next big thing in esthetics
how to obtain great, consistent, and predictable cavity
Support for this program is provided by
BioClear
1200
11/24/2023
9:00am - 12:00pm
Composite Veneering; Layering, Shaping and Polishing: A Hands-on Workshop
$430.00
Workshop
Composites
Dennis Hartlieb, D.D.S.
Course #: 1200 Date: 11/24/2023 Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Dennis Hartlieb, D.D.S.
The participants learn a step-by-step application of direct resin for creating a composite veneer. Layering the composite with appropriate materials to create the strongest but most polishable restoration is taught and practiced during the hands-on workshop. Understanding and applying the techniques of tooth morphology and contour helps the participant when they return to the practice when treating rotated teeth, diminutive teeth, and teeth that need to be brought into the dental arch.
Learn:
layering principles and what materials are critical for success
the importance of microfill composites for ultimate esthetics in free-hand bonding
opaques and tints, and adjunct materials for cosmetic success
polishing and how to make your composite restorations vibrant
Support for this program is provided by
1210
11/24/2023
9:00am - 12:00pm
Hands-On Oral Surgery for the General Practitioner
Are you ready to dive into the world of atraumatic extractions? Tired of breaking buccal plates or fracturing root tips when you take out teeth? This hands-on workshop goes over critical extraction techniques and armamentarium to improve your oral surgery skills.
Learn:
different instruments that can be used to extract teeth
to extract teeth as minimally traumatic as possible
how and where to section teeth
Support for this program is provided by
1260
11/24/2023
9:00am - 12:00pm
La implementación Digital en casos de Implant-Ortho/Curso de Tecnologías Digitales en Ortodoncia/Tecnología digital para incrementar la predictibilida
$55.00
Seminar
Cursos de Español
Andre Chen, D.D.S., M.Sc., Ph.D.
Daniela Gurpegui Abud, D.D.S., M.S.
Elena Cervino, D.D.S., D.M.D.
Course #: 1260 Date: 11/24/2023 Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Andre Chen, D.D.S., M.Sc., Ph.D. Daniela Gurpegui Abud, D.D.S., M.S. Elena Cervino, D.D.S., D.M.D.
Room: 1E08 Topic: Cursos de Español Tuition: $55.00 Credits: 3 Recommended For:
Dentists, Hygienists, Assistants, Students, Lab Technicians, Doctor
Description:
ANDRE CHEN, D.D.S., M.SC., Ph.D.
LA IMPLEMENTACIÓN DIGITAL EN CASOS DE IMPLANT-ORTHO Los software y protocolos digitales llegaron para ayudar a la odontología en muchas especialidades. Ortodoncia e Implantología fueron las áreas tecnológicamente más afectadas por la misma. Maquinaria nueva como escáneres intraorales, nuevos software de planificación o incluso más. La avanzada tecnología de haz cónico vino a mejorar la calidad del tratamiento, acortando citas y duración del tratamiento, y por lo tanto mejorar la satisfac- ción del paciente y aceptación. Con la implementación de alineadores trans- parentes, la aceptación de casos en adultos es mayor por lo que la comuni- cación entre el ortodoncista y la cirugía oral de gran importancia.
ELENA CERVINO, D.D.S., D.M.D.
CURSO DE TECNOLOGÍAS DIGITALES EN ORTODONCIA Las tecnologías digitales han revolucionado la práctica odontológica, espe- cialmente en las áreas de ortodoncia e implantología. Con la introducción de escáneres intraorales, nuevos softwares de planificación y tecnología avan- zada de haz de cono, se ha mejorado la calidad del tratamiento, se han redu- cido las citas y la duración del tratamiento, lo que ha llevado a una mayor satisfacción y aceptación por parte de los pacientes. Con la implementación de alineadores transparentes, la aceptación de casos en adultos ha aumen- tado, lo que hace que la comunicación entre ortodoncistas y cirujanos orales.
DANIELA GURPEGI ABUD, D.D.S., M.S.
TECNOLOGÍA DIGITAL PARA INCREMENTAR LA PREDICTABILIDAD DEL TRATAMIENTO PERIODONTAL, IMPLANTOLÓGICO Y MULTIDISCIPLINAR El avance que las tecnologías digitales han experimentado durante la última década ha sido exponencial y ha facilitado la implementación de protoco- los de tratamiento en la Clínica Dental que mejoran tanto la predictibilidad como la calidad de nuestros tratamientos. En la especialidad de Period- oncia, el uso de estas tecnologías, en específico, escáneres intraorales y tomografías computarizadas de haz cónico, permiten al clínico planificar la secuencia a seguir con el objetivo de predecir posibles complicaciones y educar al paciente con antelación de las mismas. Asimismo, facilitan la comunicación entre especialidades, como sucede frecuentemente entre la Periodoncia, Prostodoncia y Ortodoncia. Específicamente en Periodoncia, estas tecnologías aportan información relacionada con la estética de la encía y como ésta se ve o no afectada con el tratamiento de implantes y prótesis fija para la rehabilitación de zonas edéntulas en nuestros pacientes, y facili- tan la anticipación de los cambios que el tejido duro y blando experimentan durante el tratamiento.
El apoyo para este programa es proporcionado por
1020
11/24/2023
1:30pm - 4:30pm
Pain-Free Endo: Canal Location and Navigation Hands-on Workshop
$430.00
Workshop
Endodontics
Marcus Johnson, D.D.S., M.S.D.
Course #: 1020 Date: 11/24/2023 Time: 1:30pm - 4:30pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Marcus Johnson, D.D.S., M.S.D.
This hands-on workshop reviews the biology of local anesthetics and how to achieve profound anesthesia for the hot tooth. This workshop takes a deep dive into understanding efficient access to the pulp chamber and locating the orifice of the root canal system using anatomical landmarks in calcified canals, especially identifying MB2. A systematic method for minimally engaging the canal system is presented with an efficient shaping protocol in highly curved and double-curved 3D printed molars using controlled-memory instruments to help facilitate 3D obturation of the prepared root canal system.
Learn:
the biological objectives of achieving profound pulpal anesthesia in the
hot tooth
to understand root canal treatment manipulation about each anatomical challenge in locating canals in calcified cases
thermomechanical processing and Electrical Discharge Machining for the manufacturing of rotary files and why this manufacturing is superior to milled nickle titanium
a roadmap for customized instrumentation protocols with the HyFlex CM and EDM rotary files, even for the most challenging cases
This program explores frequently seen problems during restorative treatment, showcasing a variety of failures. Attendees learn systematic techniques, utilizing digitally generated designs based upon aesthetic and functional principles. This approach expedites important decisions, provides unique patient communication options, and improve the predictability of the esthetic outcome’s. The analog brain drives the digital technology.
Learn:
how to utilize digital libraries and choose the proper tooth forms that will optimize the illusion
how to evaluate the digital mockup in the analog world, chairside, and make corrections
the distinctive steps to identify and address difficult clinical situations
Support for this program is provided by
1110
11/24/2023
1:30pm - 4:30pm
Practice Accounting for Minimum Tax
$290.00
Seminar
Practice Management
Jay Malik
Course #: 1110 Date: 11/24/2023 Time: 1:30pm - 4:30pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Jay Malik
This course is designed for dentists who own their practice and want to learn how to manage their finances. It teaches methods to use financial data to make informed business decisions while minimizing tax burden using legal tax-saving strategies. The tax-cutting strategies are IRS-approved and court tested, specifically for dental practices. This course simplifies financial data into actionable insights. It provides a primer on The Rich Dentist System℠, a set of protocols that can significantly increase the net worth of dentists and lead to financial independence at an earlier age.
Learn:
to set up and effectively utilize a practice accounting system
to generate meaningful data for measuring practice financial performance
innovative tax savings strategies
to combine efficient accounting and legal tax strategies to build wealth
Support for this program is provided by
1120
11/24/2023
1:30pm - 4:30pm
Soft Tissue Grafting Grafting: Teeth vs. Implants
$290.00
Seminar
Implant Dentistry
David Wong, D.D.S.
Course #: 1120 Date: 11/24/2023 Time: 1:30pm - 4:30pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): David Wong, D.D.S.
Gingival recession is a periodontal problem that affects both teeth and implants. However, treatment options and expectations are completely different. This program explores the different ways soft tissue grafting is used to treat gingival recession on teeth compared to recession on implants.
Learn to:
identify the challenges of gingival recession
review various treatment options for teeth and implants
discuss the limitations of treating recession around dental implants
address esthetic implant complications
Support for this program is provided by
1130
11/24/2023
1:30pm - 4:30pm
Advanced Endodontics for the General Practitioner
$290.00
Seminar
Endodontics
Allen Ali Nasseh, D.D.S.
Anne Koch, D.M.D.
Course #: 1130 Date: 11/24/2023 Time: 1:30pm - 4:30pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Allen Ali Nasseh, D.D.S. Anne Koch, D.M.D.
This presentation takes the participant to a more sophisticated level of understanding Endodontics. The clinicians discuss numerous topics, including the expanded use of piezo-electric ultrasonics, new irrigation protocols, advanced instrumentation techniques utilizing both heat-treated and non-heat-treated rotary files, and multiple applications of bioceramic technology (obturation, perforation repairs, pulp capping). Real World Endo originates “Hydraulic Condensation” and will fully describe all aspects. Additionally, a completely drill-free post system is introduced.
Learn to:
have a working knowledge of the multiple applications for piezo-electric ultrasonics
understand the marvelous repair capabilities of bioceramic technology fully
realize that the “Blend Technique” is completely intuitive
Support for this program is provided by
1220
11/24/2023
1:30pm - 4:30pm
Surgical Incisions, Flap Management, And Suturing Techniques: A Hands-On Workshop
This workshop reviews incisions for surgical access for periodontal regenerative therapy or respective treatment associated with natural dentition. Utiliz- ing a cadaver pig jaw, the participant learns flap elevation, positioning, and closure suturing techniques. Anatomical considerations associated with flap elevation, periosteal fenestration, and incision closure are reviewed. Surgi- cal instrumentation and various suture materials are discussed.
Learn:
how to design a surgical flap for periodontal access
how to elevate a mucogingival flap
suturing techniques for flap closure
postoperative management
1230
11/24/2023
1:30pm - 4:30pm
Modern Monolithic Injection Molded Composite Dentistry
$415.00
Workshop
Esthetic Dentistry
David Clark, D.D.S.
Course #: 1230 Date: 11/24/2023 Time: 1:30pm - 4:30pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): David Clark, D.D.S.
Say goodbye to layering, condensing, and burnishing. This hands-on workshop offers a unique approach to modern resin dentistry. Participants perform injection molding to create ideal margins, rounded emergence profiles, and smooth as a mirror restorations in two anterior exercises: deep caries and black triangles. The workshop will include two Class II exercises too.
Learn:
the six steps to achieve rock-solid posterior composite contacts in even the most complex cases
to combine flowable and regular composites with the injection molding technique and when to use bulkfills
the next big thing in esthetics
how to obtain great, consistent, and predictable cavity
preparations with new bur shapes
Support for this program is provided by
1240
11/24/2023
1:30pm - 4:30pm
Invisible Class IV Restorations: A Hands-on Workshop
$430.00
Workshop
Composites
Dennis Hartlieb, D.D.S.
Course #: 1240 Date: 11/24/2023 Time: 1:30pm - 4:30pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Dennis Hartlieb, D.D.S.
The participants learn a step-by-step application of direct resin for fractures of anterior teeth. Techniques for fractured incisors to help camouflage the restoration and maximize retention are reviewed and practiced. Concepts to create and utilize a customized lingual incisal matrix are used in the hands-on exercise. Utilizing opaquing techniques, and a combination of appropriate nano-filled and microfilled composites, the participants overcome the problem of ‘shine-thru’ commonly seen with other composite systems.
Learn:
bevel design and layering techniques to create invisible Class IV restorations
how and when to use opaquers to create naturally appearing restorations
the importance of microfill composites for ultimate esthetics in free-hand bonding
to experience using discs to create seamless margins and exquisite polish
Support for this program is provided by
1250
11/24/2023
1:30pm - 4:30pm
Hands-On Oral Surgery for the General Practitioner
Are you ready to dive into the world of atraumatic extractions? Tired of breaking buccal plates or fracturing root tips when you take out teeth? This hands-on workshop goes over critical extraction techniques and armamentarium to improve your oral surgery skills.
Learn:
different instruments that can be used to extract teeth
to extract teeth as minimally traumatic as possible
how and where to section teeth
Support for this program is provided by
Karl Schumacher
1270
11/24/2023
1:30pm - 4:30pm
Voluntariado, Llamados a Servir
$55.00
Seminar
Cursos de Español
Hector Hernández Navarro, D.D.S.
Hector Daniel Hernandez Villalvazo, D.D.S.
Room: 1E08 Topic: Cursos de Español Tuition: $55.00 Credits: 3 Recommended For:
Dentists, Hygienists, Assistants, Students, Administrative Staff, Lab Technicians, Spouse, Educator, Nurse, Doctor
Description:
En este seminario, veremos cómo el servicio comunitario a las poblaciones más necesitas ha bendecido a los ponentes, también cómo les ha brindado una amplia perspectiva de la odontología y la vida en general. Usando como ilustración experiencias en lugares exóticos internacionales o en la propia comunidad. Analizaremos, aspectos culturales, respeto a las regulaciones y creencias de otros países, así como equipos e instrumentos para facilitar la odontología portátil. Si deseas sentir la gratificación del servicio a los demás, acompáñanos y aprende cómo planear y levar a cabo el servicio.
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2010
11/25/2023
9:00am - 4:30pm
International Oral Cancer Symposium (Seminar and Workshop)
Room: 1E10 Topic: Oral Cancer Tuition: $445.00 Credits: 7 Recommended For:
Dentists, Hygienists, Assistants, Students, Educator, Nurse, Doctor
Description:
Seminar
ORAL CANCER: THE PATH FROM DIAGNOSIS TO CURE
This program addresses all aspects of Oral Cancer, from diagnosis and treatment to reconstruction. Topics include epidemiology, diagnosis, pre-cancerous disease, HPV and oropharyngeal cancer, imaging modalities, radiation and chemotherapy treatments for oral cancer, surgical therapies, biopsy technique review, and referring patients for treatment. This seminar concludes with a case review and question and answer session.
Workshop
BIOPSYTECHNIQUES:HANDS-ONWORKSHOP
All oral cancer treatments are based on a pathological diagnosis of a soft tissue sample. Oral healthcare providers must know how to evaluate and plan to use the optimal biopsy technique. Attendees perform biopsies and suture techniques on animal soft tissue and review how to complete the pathol- ogy requisition form correctly. A question and answer session concludes this workshop.
2015
11/25/2023
9:00am - 12:45pm
International Oral Cancer Symposium (Seminar Only)
Room: 1E10 Topic: Oral Cancer Tuition: $295.00 Credits: 4
Description:
Seminar Only!
This program addresses all aspects of Oral Cancer, from diagnosis and treat- ment to reconstruction. Topics include epidemiology, diagnosis, pre-cancer- ous disease, HPV and oropharyngeal cancer, imaging modalities, radiation and chemotherapy treatments for oral cancer, surgical therapies, biopsy tech- nique review, and referring patients for treatment. This seminar concludes with a case review and question and answer session.
2040
11/25/2023
9:00am - 4:30pm
Foundation for Airway Health Summit
$460.00
Seminar
Sleep Apnea
Jeffrey Hindin, D.D.S.
Jeremy Montrose, D.M.D.
Steve Lamberg, D.D.S.
Course #: 2040 Date: 11/25/2023 Time: 9:00am - 4:30pm Course Info: Full Day Speaker(s): Jeffrey Hindin, D.D.S. Jeremy Montrose, D.M.D. Steve Lamberg, D.D.S.
The Foundation for Airway Health brings together leading dental educators, scientific academy representatives, allied health organizations, and members of the public to offer information you and your dental team must know about unrecognized sleep/airway issues and what you can do to impact positive health change for patients. This year, the Foundation will offer a more interactive program to allow you to recognize hidden issues and develop treatment paths for care. Think you have an airway problem? Register early - yours can be one of the case presentations.
Poor sleep, chronic disease and inflammation, learning difficulties, performance issues, and behavior problems express unrecognized, ”hidden” airway problems. Currently, only 15% of airway problems are recognized. Dentists can and must play a front-line role in diagnosing and treating airway dysfunction. Attendees at the Airway Summit will learn about the emerging importance of airway health and sleep in dental practice, how to improve treatment outcomes, join the fight against chronic disease, and expand the professional practice in these areas.
Learn to:
screen patients for airway and sleep issues and follow ADA recommendations
understand the connection between airway and sleep issues and chronic medical and dental health disorders
be aware of how airway sleep issues affect growth, development, and learning
include airway and sleep screening for better outcomes in restorative dentistry
recognize the signs and symptoms of airway sleep issues in your patients when you return to your practice
The Foundation for Airway Health is a 501(c)(3). Founded in 2012, the Foundation for Airway Health is a nonprofit organization dedicated to raising awareness with the general public and the healthcare industry. Through its initiatives, the Foundation seeks to highlight the role of the airway in overall health and well-being for all and educate clinicians to recognize the role and importance of optimal airway physiology and sleep in health, development, performance, and function.
The Foundation for Airway Health is dedicated to helping the public realize their maximum potential by championing the recognition, diagnosis, and treatment of airwayrelated disorders through collaboration, awareness, research, education, and access to care
2050
11/25/2023
9:00am - 12:00pm
Onward to Ownership: A Roadmap to Practice Success
$100.00
Seminar
Practice Management
Chris Hutzelman, B.S.
Danny Cammarosano
Course #: 2050 Date: 11/25/2023 Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Chris Hutzelman, B.S. Danny Cammarosano
Navigate your path to dental practice ownership with our specialized guide. This program simplifies buying or starting your first practice, laying a solid foundation for a prosperous career. Discover essential tools, funding options, transition strategies, and tackle common challenges aspiring owners face. This session offers a comprehensive insight into the dental industry’s evolving marketplace, setting the stage for your successful debut as a practice owner.
Learn:
the essential tools and strategies for successfully starting or buying your first dental practice
the ins and outs of funding options and transition strategies tailored for first-time practice ownership
how to tackle and overcome common challenges typically faced by aspiring dental practice owners
Support for this program is provided by
2060
11/25/2023
9:00am - 12:00pm
Prophylaxis: Still Working The Bugs Out?
$305.00
Seminar
Oral Medicine, Diagnosis, Pathology
Thomas Viola, R.Ph., CCP, CDE, CPMP
Course #: 2060 Date: 11/25/2023 Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Thomas Viola, R.Ph., CCP, CDE, CPMP
Knowledge of anti-infective agents’ properties allows dental practitioners to make sound clinical decisions when assessing the risk of infection after dental procedures. This course focuses on treating acute oral infection and managing such infections with palliative and anti-infective agents, including potential risks, adverse effects, and contraindications. Attendees learn current guidelines for prophylaxis of infective endocarditis and joint replacement infection.
Learn:
the pharmacology of the most common anti-infective agents used in dentistry
the principles of antibiotic usage and its administration in dentistry
recent updates in recommendations for antibiotic prophylaxis before specific dental procedures for cardiac, orthopedic, and immunocompromised patients
2070
11/25/2023
9:00am - 12:00pm
To Save or Extract a Tooth: That Is The Question
$305.00
Seminar
Esthetic Dentistry
Robert Miller, D.M.D.
Course #: 2070 Date: 11/25/2023 Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Robert Miller, D.M.D.
One of the biggest debates in dentistry today is whether or not to save or extract a tooth. One does not want to fall into the adage “that if all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.” This program reviews the factors of clinical success and the parameters of deciding to salvage a tooth or consider its replacement with a tooth-borne bridge or dental implant.
Learn:
the factors which influence clinical success and treatment outcome
the periodontal, restorative, and endodontic considerations in treatment planning for dental implants
to understand why salvaging or extracting a compromised tooth may be the treatment of choice
to identify the parameters when considering a replacement with a tooth- borne bridge or dental implant
2080
11/25/2023
9:00am - 12:00pm
Which Laser Is Right for My Practice
$305.00
Seminar
Laser Dentistry
Larry Lieberman, B.S., D.D.S.
Course #: 2080 Date: 11/25/2023 Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Larry Lieberman, B.S., D.D.S.
This seminar comprehensively reviews hard and soft tissue lasers, focusing on everyday dentistry. The clinician discusses the lasers used in oral surgery, extractions, implants, and biopsies. Attendees learn about laser smile design with predictable hard and soft tissue crown lengthening through discussion and clinical video presentation.
Learn:
about available types of lasers and applications
about lasers in periodontic disease and periimplantitis
about lasers in restorative dentistry
fillings without numbing and pulp caps with a 90% success rate
Support for this program is provided by
2090
11/25/2023
9:00am - 12:00pm
Code of Ethics, Your Roadmap to Professional Success
$120.00
Seminar
Ethics
Guenter Jonke, D.M.D., M.S.
Kevin Henner, D.M.D.
Course #: 2090 Date: 11/25/2023 Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Guenter Jonke, D.M.D., M.S. Kevin Henner, D.M.D.
The dental profession holds a unique position of trust within society. The Code of Ethics is the playbook for your daily professional success. This program reviews the Principles of Ethics for the American Dental Association and the Code of Professional Conduct. Various common ethical dilemmas are discussed and how they apply to the Code. Maintaining high ethical stan- dards in our daily practice benefits all of us.
Learn:
the five core ethical principles: Patient Autonomy, Nonmaleficence, Beneficence, Justice, and Veracity
specific types of professional conduct and their application to the five core principles
about advisory opinions and the interpretations that apply the Code of Professional Conduct to specific fact situations
Support for this program is provided by
2100
11/25/2023
9:00am - 4:30pm
Complex Treatment Planning: From Diagnosis to Care
$495.00
Seminar
Prosthodontics
Leonard Hess, D.D.S.
Course #: 2100 Date: 11/25/2023 Time: 9:00am - 4:30pm Course Info: Full Day Speaker(s): Leonard Hess, D.D.S.
Nothing is more challenging than treating complex esthetic and functional prosthodontics cases. Often these cases involve worn dentition, airway, and TMJ problems all in one. Understanding the diagnostic process is critical to enable you to treat the underlying problem and not just the symptoms. This course focuses on the diagnosis, the role of CBCT, 2D and 3D treatment planning, and obtaining the final results.
Learn:
to thoroughly diagnose to treat the problem, not just the symptoms
to understand the role of TMJ health and airway in complex cases
esthetic principles in functional smile design
the principles of designing a stable occlusion
Support for this program is provided by
2180
11/25/2023
9:00am - 4:30pm
Porcelain Veneers from A to Z: A Hands-On Workshop
$765.00
Workshop
Esthetic Dentistry
Effie Habsha, D.D.S., M.S.C.
Course #: 2180 Date: 11/25/2023 Time: 9:00am - 4:30pm Course Info: Full Day Speaker(s): Effie Habsha, D.D.S., M.S.C.
This comprehensive hands-on workshop provides critical insights into achieving predictable and aesthetic outcomes with porcelain veneers. Included is a complete aesthetic analysis of treatment planning principles required to achieve predictable results. The indications and contraindications for porcelain veneers are covered. This workshop follows a step-by-step, systematic approach to tooth preparation, impression, temporization, and cementation. Multiple tooth preparation and temporization strategies are provided.
Learn:
to outline aesthetic analysis and case selection
to summarize indications and contraindications for porcelain veneers
a comprehensive step-by-step clinical protocol for veneer fabrication, including tooth preparation, impression temporization, and cementation
a hands-on component, including preparation, impression, and temporization of six anterior maxillary teeth
Support for this program is provided by
2190
11/25/2023
9:00am - 12:00pm
Guided Bone Regeneration for General Practitioners
$415.00
Workshop
Implant Dentistry
Aeklavya Panjali, D.D.S., M.S.
Course #: 2190 Date: 11/25/2023 Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Aeklavya Panjali, D.D.S., M.S.
Understand the biology of bone regeneration and bone graft healing, the biologic inter-dependency of soft and hard tissues, and the anatomic basis for intra-oral bone augmentation at anatomically compromised sites. Learn surgical principles, material science, and tissue engineering concepts related to performing guided bone regeneration procedures that set the stage for restoration-driven implant placement at sites with deficient alveolar ridges and/or poor regenerative capacity.
Learn:
about diagnosing and treatment planning (CBCT and clinical evaluation)
recipient site requirements and preparation for successful bone regeneration
step-by-step procedures for allograft block with GBR for horizontal Ridge Augmentations
considerations for interim provisional restorations and Peri-operative patient management
Crown lengthening procedures may involve osseous respective therapy and surgical management of soft tissue. These hard and soft tissue alterations may be provided in order to obtain a ferrule height and establish a biologic width. This hands-on workshop utilizes a plastic typodont to provide a practical exercise in exposing a maxillary premolar with a subgingival fracture. Techniques for incisions, osseous therapy, and suturing are reviewed. Indications and contraindications to surgical exposure are discussed.
Learn:
to recognize indications and contraindications for crown lengthening
to design a flap for a functional crown lengthening procedure
methods for osteotomy and osteoplasty
suturing techniques for flap closure
2220
11/25/2023
9:00am - 12:00pm
Profitable Intuitive Endodontics-Hands-on Session
$415.00
Workshop
Endodontics
Allen Ali Nasseh, D.D.S.
Anne Koch, D.M.D.
Course #: 2220 Date: 11/25/2023 Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Allen Ali Nasseh, D.D.S. Anne Koch, D.M.D.
This hands-on session begins with a brief review of the “Blend Technique,” a demonstration follows. All participants can perform rotary instrumentation using both heat-treated and non-heat-treated files. Participants perform hydraulic condensation, along with placing a drill-free post. All participants are encouraged to work with the piezo-electric ultrasonics.
Learn to:
predictably perform rotary instrumentation using the Blend technique
perform the hydraulic condensation technique with a bioceramic sealer
effectively work with a piezo-electric ultrasonic
Support for this program is provided by
2230
11/25/2023
9:00am - 12:00pm
Simple Concepts for Anterior Composite Creativity: A Hands-on Workshop
Room: 1E08 Topic: Cursos de Español Tuition: $55.00 Credits: 3 Recommended For:
Dentists, Hygienists, Assistants, Students, Administrative Staff
Description:
GUILLERMO PEREZ CORTEZ, D.D.S., Ph.D., M.Sc.
ORTODONCIA E IMPLICACIONES EN CIRUGIA ORTOGNATICA
En la cirugía ortognática u ortopédica de los maxilares participan ortodon- cistas y cirujanos maxilofaciales. Se explican las pautas para el diagnóstico conjunto entre ambas especialidades. Se exponen las principales indicacio- nes: anomalías del desarrollo maxilomandibular, secuelas de trauma, trata- miento integral de los síndromes craneofaciales, tratamiento del paciente desdentado severo y síndrome de apnea obstructiva del sueño. Se muestran los resultados de la planificación del tratamiento en etapas, que minimizan las complicaciones operatorias y sus secuelas estéticas o funcionales.
CIRO LARA, D.D.S., M.Sc.
NEUROVENTAS EN LA CLÍNICA DENTAL
Como funciona el cerebro en las ventas. La comunicación en las ventas. Las 5 reglas del éxito en las ventas. Aprender a vender servicios de odontología. Las emociones en las ventas. Lenguaje no verbal.
MAIKEL HERMIDA ROJAS, D.D.S. Ph.D.
MANEJO DE COMPLICACIONES EN CIRUGÍA ORAL
Se exponen las pautas para prevenir, diagnosticar y tratar las complicaciones más frecuentes en Cirugía Oral. Se explican los criterios preoperatorios para el control de los riesgos en el paciente, con énfasis en la detección de aspec- tos anatómicos y patológicos que dificultan el acto quirúrgico. Se muestran los métodos para diagnosticar y tratar las complicaciones intraoperatorias, así como el manejo y la resolución integral de las complicaciones postopera- torias tanto en los tejidos blandos como en los tejidos duros.
2020
11/25/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
Caring For Kids for Fun and Profit - From The First ToothBrush to The Treasure Chest
$305.00
Seminar
Pediatric Dentistry
Arnold Weiss, D.D.S
Course #: 2020 Date: 11/25/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Arnold Weiss, D.D.S
This practical course makes pediatric dentistry enjoyable, predictable, and profitable. The clinician presents standards and techniques for working with patients ages 1 to 21 and their parents. Increase your expertise in pediatric restorative, minimally invasive dentistry, including SDF, Hall crowns, prevention, and pulp therapy. Bring your team and learn how to work together to treat children and have fun while minimizing stress.
Learn to:
create optimal conditions for treating children and teens in your practice
refine current clinical procedures and add new ones
work as a team for fun and efficiency
feel more comfortable and gain expertise in caring for children
2030
11/25/2023
1:30pm - 4:30pm
How to Destroy Your Practice in 60 Seconds
$305.00
Seminar
Pediatric Dentistry
Richard Marn, M.D.
Course #: 2030 Date: 11/25/2023 Time: 1:30pm - 4:30pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Richard Marn, M.D.
Did you know 56% of dental practices will experience at least three medical emergencies this year? But research shows that only 10% will immediately take charge in these situations. In under 60 seconds, if not handled properly, they can go from minor to life-threatening. And the outcomes can be catastrophic for both your patients and your career. Are you 100% positive both you and your staff can handle any medical emergency, keep your pediatric patients safe, and protect your practice?
Learn:
the 6 questions every dentist needs to ask themselves to make sure their patients and practice are protected
how to rate your practice on emergency preparedness
what makes for an effective response plan
how to create a cohesive team that can respond quickly to emergencies, while protecting your pediatric patients and your practice
2110
11/25/2023
1:30pm - 4:30pm
Mastering Single-Cone Obturation/BOTOX for the Dental Practitioner/Numb Tongues and Lips: Current Nerve Injury Management
$195.00
Seminar
Current Dental Topics
Daniel Hammer, D.D.S.
Tim Carlson, D.D.S., M.S.
Tom Goksel, D.D.S., M.D.
Course #: 2110 Date: 11/25/2023 Time: 1:30pm - 4:30pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Daniel Hammer, D.D.S. Tim Carlson, D.D.S., M.S. Tom Goksel, D.D.S., M.D.
Room: 1E10 Topic: Current Dental Topics Tuition: $195.00 Credits: 3 Recommended For:
Dentists, Hygienists, Assistants, Students, Spouse, Educator, Nurse, Doctor
Description:
TIMOTHY CARLSON, D.D.S., M.S.
MASTERING SINGLE-CONE OBTURATION This discussion will give you tools to fill roots in 3 dimensions predictably and criticality assess your results for optimal success. Taking a renewed look at single-cone obturation with bioceramic sealers under the micro-CT lens, we will translate this into clinical application to avoid common pitfalls with this efficient technique.
Learn:
define the keys to success with bioceramic single-cone obturation
review key evidence-based literature behind bioceramic sealers
provide critical assessment tools to ensure 3D fill
implement the single-cone technique into your practice
TOM GOKSEL, D.D.S., M.D.
BOTOX FOR THE DENTAL PRACTITIONER No one understands facial harmony and balances more so than the dental practitioner. This lecture will cover the history and use of chemical neuro- toxins in treating facial rhytids. The presentation will include comprehen- sive information on neurotoxins’ safe and efficacious use to achieve desired outcomes.
Learn:
to perform an esthetic evaluation of the face
understand treatment planning for facial cosmetic injections
know the relevant risks, benefits, and complications
DANIEL HAMMER, D.D.S.
NUMB TONGUES AND LIPS: CURRENT NERVE INJURY MANAGEMENT A nerve injury is devastating to the patient and dentist alike. However, knowing what to do and when to do it following a nerve injury will ensure your patient has the best chance for full recovery and restoration. This session will provide clinicians and team members with a general overview of the most up-to-date research and ever-changing landscape of nerve injury management and reconstruction.
Learn:
to recognize nerve injuries and preform a comprehensive clinical exam to further characterize the nerve injury
the appropriate immediate post-injury management and timeline until referral for definitive treatment
to describe methods to prevent nerve injury in a dental practice
to provide patient education about nerve injury and prognosis of return of sensation
2120
11/25/2023
1:30pm - 4:30pm
Dreams to Reality: Guide to Starting or Buying Your First Practice
$100.00
Seminar
Practice Management
Jarrett Mathews, B.S.
Jason McKenzie
Robert Malandruccolo, B.S.
Course #: 2120 Date: 11/25/2023 Time: 1:30pm - 4:30pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Jarrett Mathews, B.S. Jason McKenzie Robert Malandruccolo, B.S.
Room: 1E11 Topic: Practice Management Tuition: $100.00 Credits: 3
Description:
Are you thinking of starting from scratch or acquiring your first practice? What’s the secret to obtaining financing? What should you expect in the first few years of practice ownership? Have you determined the ideal business structure for your offices? Have you created a business plan? What size practice is right for you? If you are asking these questions, join us to review the options for practicing ownership. This seminar has been designed to address doctors’ concerns about starting from scratch or purchasing an existing practice. This seminar covers everything you’ll need to know to start your new practice and plan for your future as a dental practice owner.
Learn:
how to develop business and financial plans for your practice
the right time to become a business owner
how to structure business entities
Support for this program is provided by
2130
11/25/2023
1:30pm - 4:30pm
“It’s Complicated!”: The Medically Complex Dental Patient
$305.00
Seminar
Oral Medicine, Diagnosis, Pathology
Thomas Viola, R.Ph., CCP, CDE, CPMP
Course #: 2130 Date: 11/25/2023 Time: 1:30pm - 4:30pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Thomas Viola, R.Ph., CCP, CDE, CPMP
Dental professionals must frequently draw upon their knowledge of pharmacology for optimal care of today’s medically complex dental patients. However, many dental professionals cannot keep up with the latest trends in disease state management. This program provides an overview of the dental implications of prescription medications, non-prescription medications, herbal products, nutritional supplements, and substances most frequently used by our medically complex dental patients.
Learn:
dental implications of prescription medications frequently found on patients’ medical histories
dental implications of non-prescription drugs frequently found on patients’ medical histories
the most common dietary supplements and describe their dental considerations
2140
11/25/2023
1:30pm - 4:30pm
Choices in Guided Bone Regeneration
$305.00
Seminar
Esthetic Dentistry
Robert Miller, D.M.D.
Course #: 2140 Date: 11/25/2023 Time: 1:30pm - 4:30pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Robert Miller, D.M.D.
Guided bone regeneration has been part of our armentarium for the past 30 years. The choice of immediate implant placement or a two stage delayed placement to allow for complete bone regeneration is discussed using a detailed decision tree.
Learn:
the factors which influence clinical success and treatment outcome
to increase case acceptance with simultaneous implant placement and Guided Bone Regeneration
to review a detailed decision tree outlining indications for simultaneous and staged implant placement
This program explores frequently seen problems during restorative treatment, showcasing a variety of failures. Attendees learn systematic techniques, utilizing digitally generated designs based on aesthetic and function- al principles. This approach expedites important decisions, provides unique patient communication options, and improve the predictability of the esthetic outcome’s. The analog brain drives the digital technology.
Learn:
how to utilize digital libraries and choose the proper tooth forms that will optimize the illusion
how to evaluate the digital mockup in the analog world, chairside, and make corrections
the distinctive steps to identify and address difficult clinical situations
Support for this program is provided by
2160
11/25/2023
1:30pm - 4:30pm
如何使用 Pinhole® 手术技术治疗多部位牙龈退缩
$55.00
Seminar
Courses in Chinese
Chi Leung
Course #: 2160 Date: 11/25/2023 Time: 1:30pm - 4:30pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Chi Leung
Room: 1E19 Topic: Courses in Chinese Tuition: $55.00 Credits: 3
PRF has gained popularity in the past few years due to its versatility and has made surgical procedures simpler, more predictable, and cost-effective for the practitioner. This hands-on workshop discusses the biological basis of PRF, iPRF, L-PRF, and A-PRF and describes the most common clinical dentistry applications. Participants learn the clinical process, the different applications of using PRF as a graft substitute and membrane, and how it enhances healing. The program reviews step-by-step procedures for using PRF in implant surgery, periodontal surgery, socket grafting, and much more.
Learn:
the rationale and biologic basis for PRF
the differences and clinical applications of PRF, iPRF, L- PRF and A-PRF
Room: 1E06 Topic: Anesthesia and Sedation Tuition: $485.00 Credits: 3 Recommended For:
Dentists, Students, Educator, Nurse, Doctor
Description:
This hands-on workshop provides attendees with a review of basic skills used in achieving profound local anesthesia. It provides additional instruction in advanced techniques used to overcome anatomic challenges and other reasons for anesthetic inadequacy.
Learn to:
discuss anatomic landmarks used for regional blocks in the oral cavity
identify accessory innervations that may result in anesthetic inadequacy
demonstrate techniques that may be used to address anatomic variations
apply pharmacologic and physiologic principles to the selection of anesthetic agents in varying clinical circumstances
2260
11/25/2023
1:30pm - 4:30pm
Biopsy Techniques: Hands-On Workshop
$415.00
Workshop
Oral Cancer
Antonia Kolokythas, D.D.S., M.Sc
Deepak Kademani, D.M.D., M.D.
Edward Miller, Jr., D.M.D.
Scott Peters, D.D.S.
Course #: 2260 Date: 11/25/2023 Time: 1:30pm - 4:30pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Antonia Kolokythas, D.D.S., M.Sc Deepak Kademani, D.M.D., M.D. Edward Miller, Jr., D.M.D. Scott Peters, D.D.S.
Room: 1E07 Topic: Oral Cancer Tuition: $415.00 Credits: 3 Recommended For:
Dentists, Hygienists, Assistants, Students, Educator, Nurse, Doctor
Description:
All oral cancer treatments are based on a pathological diagnosis of a soft tissue sample. Oral healthcare providers must know how to evaluate and plan to use the optimal biopsy technique. Attendees perform biopsies and suture techniques on animal soft tissue and review how to complete the pathology requisition form correctly. A question and answer session concludes this workshop.
2270
11/25/2023
1:30pm - 4:30pm
Contemporary Advanced Endodontic Treatment: A Hands-on Workshop
$415.00
Workshop
Endodontics
Allen Ali Nasseh, D.D.S.
Anne Koch, D.M.D.
Course #: 2270 Date: 11/25/2023 Time: 1:30pm - 4:30pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Allen Ali Nasseh, D.D.S. Anne Koch, D.M.D.
PRF has gained popularity in the past few years due to its versatility and has made surgical procedures simpler, more predictable, and cost-effective for the practitioner. This hands-on workshop discusses the biological basis of PRF, iPRF, L-PRF, and A-PRF and describes the most common clinical dentistry applications. Participants learn the clinical This hands-on workshop confirms concepts introduced during the previous lecture of the same name. The hands-on session begins with a review of “How to Prevent the Separation of Rotary Files.” Using the Rhythm Technique, the Blend technique is introduced clinically to demonstrate how to use heat-treated and non-heat-treated rotary files properly. All attendees will perform hydraulic condensation, and the clinician will address the best ways to employ bioceramic technology. This workshop demonstrates the multiple applications of piezo-electric ultrasonics.
Learn to:
perform advanced endodontic instrumentation understanding the limitations of rotary files
apply bioceramic technology to many aspects of endodontic therapy, including obturation and perforation repair
locate hidden canals and MB-2 canals
Support for this program is provided by
2280
11/25/2023
1:30pm - 4:30pm
Making Posterior Composites More Predictable: A Hands-on Workshop
This workshop enables the participant to achieve predictable posterior composites utilizing several techniques, including bulk fill. The participants use sectional matrices for posterior composite restorations, a clear matrix technique, and heated composite for the tabletop.
Learn to:
utilize sectional matrices
establish contacts
utilize bulk fill and fiber reinforcement
use composites to restore vertical in the worn dentition
2300
11/25/2023
1:30pm - 4:30pm
Dispositivos Orales Ronquido/Apnea del Sueño
$55.00
Seminar
Cursos de Español
Luis Aneyba, D.D.S.
Course #: 2300 Date: 11/25/2023 Time: 1:30pm - 4:30pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Luis Aneyba, D.D.S.
Room: 1E08 Topic: Cursos de Español Tuition: $55.00 Credits: 3 Recommended For:
Dentists, Hygienists, Assistants, Students, Lab Technicians, Educator, Doctor
Description:
Estas 3 horas de conferencia nos llevarán en un viaje desde la Clasifiación de los Trastornos de Sueño, Estudios de Sueño, Consulta de Sueño, Diversos estudios de predicción de prediccion de AOS y al final los tipos de Dispositivos Orales que existen actualmente y sus indicaciones Terapéuticas.
3320
11/26/2023
12:00am - 1:30pm
International College of Dentists Meeting - The Management of a Dental Implant Restoration
Room: Special Events Hall Topic: Implant Dentistry Tuition: $65.00 Credits: 2 Recommended For:
Dentists, Hygienists, Assistants, Students, Administrative Staff, Lab Technicians, Educator, Doctor
Description:
The annual Luncheon Meeting featuring Dr. Yakir Arteaga will discuss “The Management of a Dental Implant Restoration.”
2 CEUs, Room: Special Events Hall, Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, Sun., Nov. 26, from 11:30 A.M. to 1:30 P.M.
Luncheon and Seminar Tuition: $65.00, Course 3320
If any questions, Contact: Rekha Gehani, Vice Regent, District 2, 516-506-5703 or gehaniortho1@gmail.com or Dr. Lauro Medrano- Saldaña, Regent, District 2, 347-528-0690 or email sunsetpdentist@ aol.com
Registration must be completed through the Greater New York Dental Meeting website, www.gnydm.com
3160
11/26/2023
8:30am - 10:30am
Heighten Your Passion for Dentistry & Your Practice Potential: How becoming an Invisalign® provider changed the face of my professional life
Discover the keys to effective patient care, exceeding expectations, and practice growth in this dynamic program. The speaker will share how to treat patients with efficiency and precision while delivering the exceptional experiences patients expect and deserve. Propel your practice forward with strategies tailored to attract and retain patients. Acquire multiple ideas to streamline your office operations, and foster simplicity and teamwork for increased productivity and practice success.
Learn:
discover how adding clear aligner therapy to your office will benefit you, your practice, and your patients
llustrate how implementing digital tools, including the Align Digital Platform™ is more than just about plastic
Demonstrate the use of clear aligner therapy in conjunction with cosmetic, functional, and restorative dentistry
Support for this program is provided by
3310
11/26/2023
8:30am - 11:00am
International Volunteer Projects It's Your Turn
$65.00
Seminar
Volunteerism
Francis Serio, D.M.D., M.S., M.B.A.
Course #: 3310 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 8:30am - 11:00am Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Francis Serio, D.M.D., M.S., M.B.A.
Room: Special Events Hall Topic: Volunteerism Tuition: $65.00 Credits: 3 Recommended For:
Dentists, Hygienists, Assistants, Students, Administrative Staff, Lab Technicians, Spouse, Educator, Nurse, Doctor
Description:
This presentation draws upon 40 years of the presenter’s international experiences. After discussing oral health problems worldwide, the course delves into the nature of volunteer projects. Significant time is spent on the nuts and bolts of running such a project. Resources for new and veteran volunteers are presented. There will be ample time for discussion and Q&A.
Learn:
the characteristics of international and domestic volunteer projects
the traits of a good project volunteer
to identify potential challenges to the safety of clinicians and patients
to identify resources for the new and veteran volunteer
Support for this program is provided by
3120
11/26/2023
9:00am - 12:00pm
The Legal and Ethical Responsibilities of Practicing Dentistry in New York State
$115.00
Seminar
Ethics
Margaret Surowka, JD
Course #: 3120 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Margaret Surowka, JD
This course is required for re-licensure and has been approved by the New York State Education Department.
THE LEGAL AND ETHICAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF PRACTICING DENTISTRY IN NEW YORK STATE
This program utilizes real-life examples, OPD discipline cases, and opinions rendered by the New York State Dental Association’s Ethics Council through- out the program as “real-life” applications and relevance to the everyday practice of dentistry.
Included are the Laws of New York Applicable to Dentistry and the Dental Practice Act; Miscellaneous Laws and Regulations; and the Ethics of Practicing Dentistry in New York: Professional Responsibility.
A.The Dental Practice Act:
scope of practice for dentists
scope of practice for hygienists
scope of practice of certified and non-certified dental assistants
supervision of all auxiliaries
Dental Anesthesia Certificate
special provisions of §6611
nitrous oxide equipment
B. Miscellaneous Laws and Regulations:
access to patient records, HIV, and confidentiality
Discover the game-changing role of digital workflows in the field of implant dentistry. During the course, you'll explore how the iTero Element™ scanner digital workflows facilitate seamless communication among dental professionals and patients, optimizing the implant treatment process.
Course objectives
Explore the advantages of digital workflows in implant dentistry.
Discover the seamless integration of CBCT scans and intraoral scans using planning software for optimized implant planning.
Review the improvements on the iTero™ Restorative Rx, which utilizes iTero™ scanners effectively for implant cases, exploring different treatment execution workflows.
Learn innovative hybrid techniques suitable for complex edentulous cases.
Room: 1E08 Topic: Cursos de Español Tuition: $55.00 Credits: 3 Recommended For:
Dentists, Hygienists, Assistants, Students, Educator
Description:
Orientación e información como obtener la licencia en USA. Donde aplicar para obtener la licencia dental. Cuando aplicar para entrar al programa. El costo de los programas.
Aprender:
donde aplicar para obtener la licencia dental en USA
cuando aplicar para entrar al programa
el costo de los programas
3010
11/26/2023
9:45am - 4:30pm
Connecting the Dots Between Form, Function, and Esthetics: Let’s Start with the TM Joint and Finish with a Big Smile
$475.00
Seminar
Esthetic Dentistry
Edwin McDonald, D.D.S.
Michelle Lee, D.M.D.
Course #: 3010 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 9:45am - 4:30pm Course Info: Full Day Speaker(s): Edwin McDonald, D.D.S. Michelle Lee, D.M.D.
Each patient we see has unique needs, personally and clinically. It demands a one-size-fits-one approach to care if we are to help our patients achieve a healthy, stable, and beautiful smile. In this seminar, we present each step, from examination, diagnosis, and treatment planning through the completion of treatment. We discuss the principles of function, esthetics, the structure of teeth and restorations, the biology of the Temporomandibular Joint, the entire stomatognathic system, and how we can utilize bite splint therapy to aid in diagnostic and therapeutic purposes. Each component builds on the other in case presentations and connects the dots between these key dental concepts.
Learn:
the behavioral strategies to build relationships and trust
the most thorough examination your patient has ever had
the principles of function – tm joint, muscles, and teeth
the key components in bite splint therapy
the principles of esthetics and tooth alignment
the principles of precision in restorative techniques
how to put it all together in cases from start to finish
Support for this program is provided by
3020
11/26/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
Mastering Restorative for Children: A Hands-on Workshop
$415.00
Workshop
Pediatric Dentistry
Arnold Weiss, D.D.S
Course #: 3020 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Arnold Weiss, D.D.S
The clinician demonstrates step-by-step clinical procedures from restorative to pulp therapy and stainless steel crowns. To have a successful practice, every dentist must know how to care for children effectively. This hands-on workshop uses typodonts to demonstrate clinical procedures from restorations to pulp therapy and stainless steel crowns. The Hall Crown, Silver Diamine Fluoride, and minimally invasive dentistry for children are discussed. Get pearls of diagnosis and techniques that you never learned in school.
Learn:
how to effortlessly prepare primary teeth
how to assess and prepare a primary tooth for pulp therapy
to become more comfortable in caring for children
new techniques for control of dental caries in children
3040
11/26/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
Alveolar Ridge Preservation Without Need for Membranes
This seminar demonstrates simple, cost-effective, predictable, and clinical uses for bone regeneration focused on one-step alveolar ridge preservation using novel composite graft/collagen materials. Cost-effective surgical techniques for routine tooth extractions and innovative surgical procedures for ridge preservation, sinus lift, and grafting around immediately placed implants are discussed. This course covers current clinical guidelines and the scientific rationales behind them.
Learn:
to understand alveolar ridge preservation and why it is essential to graft sockets
to demonstrate simple, predictable, and cost-effective socket grafting techniques without the use of a membrane
additional surgical applications covering post-extraction grafting around immediate implant placement, including filling inter-proximal and facial gaps after extraction
Support for this program is provided by
3060
11/26/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
Introduction to Dental Sleep Medicine: A Hands-on Workshop
$430.00
Workshop
Sleep Apnea
Joel Laudenbach, D.M.D.
Course #: 3060 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Joel Laudenbach, D.M.D.
Relevant sleep disorders, systemic diseases, medical diagnostics, and oral appliance therapy (OAT) for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)/snoring are presented. Dental and sleep medicine guidelines, dental assessment, patient eligibility, protrusive bite registration, OAT options and selection, and common side effects are introduced in this workshop. Appliances are available to view and reinforce introductory dental sleep medicine and laboratory concepts.
Learn:
to review sleep disorders, associated diseases, screening, diagnosis, and medical management
how oral appliance therapy (OAT) can manage obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and snoring, as well as its limitations
to understand dental and sleep medicine guidelines so attendees know when OAT is and is not indicated
to become familiar with mandibular advancement device options, patient selection/eligibility, protrusive bite registration, and commonly anticipated OAT side effects
3080
11/26/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
Oral Manifestations of Systemic Disease
$305.00
Seminar
Oral Medicine, Diagnosis, Pathology
Thomas Sollecito, D.M.D.
Course #: 3080 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Thomas Sollecito, D.M.D.
This course reviews common oral mucosal conditions, encountered in practice, as they relate to systemic disease. This seminar presents in a case-based learning format and focuses on the diagnosis and management of the oral mucosal disorder in the context of the systemic condition.
Learn to:
understand the relationship between systemic disease and its oral manifestations
evaluate the oral cavity in the context of the systemic condition
counsel your patients regarding the oral condition
3090
11/26/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
“Waiting to Inhale” - Cannabis and Dentistry
$60.00
Seminar
Oral Medicine, Diagnosis, Pathology
Thomas Viola, R.Ph., CCP, CDE, CPMP
Course #: 3090 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Thomas Viola, R.Ph., CCP, CDE, CPMP
Despite the rise in social, legal, and medical acceptance of cannabis, concerns regarding its widespread use remain, especially among dental professionals, since the significant routes of administration of cannabis involve the oral cavity. This program introduces dental professionals to the pharmacology of cannabis, including its various dosage forms, routes of administration, and adverse effects. Particular emphasis is placed on the impact of cannabis use on oral health and dental treatment.
Learn:
the pharmacology of cannabis, mechanisms of action, routes of administration, and formulations
clinical considerations of cannabis use, adverse reactions, drug interactions, and contraindications
the dental considerations of cannabis, including potentially necessary treatment modifications
These programs are being presented by the New York City Dental Hygienists Association, a component of the New York Dental Hygienists’ Association and the American Dental Hygienists’ Association.
3100
11/26/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
Create the Ultimate Digital Presence for Your Practice
$305.00
Seminar
Practice Management
Michael Antosy
Michael Olson, B.S.
Robert Antosy, B.A.
Course #: 3100 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Michael Antosy Michael Olson, B.S. Robert Antosy, B.A.
Room: 1E11 Topic: Practice Management Tuition: $305.00 Credits: 3
Description:
You have a website, but now what? We should post a lot on social media or do SEO, right? No! So often, we see practices not align their digital strategy in a growth-oriented way, which delivers disappointing results and an over-extension of a marketing budget. If you’re feeling frustrated and spending a lot of money not to see a good return, this discussion is transformative and immediately impacts your dental practice.
Learn:
what makes a patient more likely to choose one practice over another
how to stand out from your competition and how to get patients to choose you for their provider
which of your patients are more likely to leave a review - and how they want to be contacted
as the owner of your practice, how to get the best ROI out of your marketing spend so that you can continue to grow
Patency is one of the significant keys to endodontic success. For several reasons, it is a difficult step for many clinicians. Of course, root canal anatomy is a challenge but different from what most clinicians think. Close to 85% of the molars are not difficult to negotiate or reach patency. In the same way that a good craftsman knows how to use the correct tools, we as endodon- tists need to understand better our tools and how to use them to reach better results.
Learn:
about mechanical patency
about rotary files
the new generation of .01 taper glide path files
about 950 rpm, .03/.05 single shaping system
Support for this program is provided by
3130
11/26/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
DSO: Yes or No?/Wellness: The Value Add/Marketing YOU
Free
Seminar
Current Dental Topics
Alan Stern, D.D.S.
Allison Simenkiewicz
Anthony Stefanou, D.M.D.
Betsy Carmack, D.M.D., B.A.
Jeffrey Ampratwum, B.S.
Kay Huff, R.D.A.
Kyle Roth, D.D.S.
Mike Green
Mike Wei, D.D.S.
Neo +
Course #: 3130 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Alan Stern, D.D.S. Allison Simenkiewicz Anthony Stefanou, D.M.D. Betsy Carmack, D.M.D., B.A. Jeffrey Ampratwum, B.S. Kay Huff, R.D.A. Kyle Roth, D.D.S. Mike Green Mike Wei, D.D.S. Neo +
ROBERT LALOR, D.D.S., KYLE ROTH, D.D.S., ANTHONY STEFANOU, D.M.D.
DSO: YES OR NO? Whether it is an existing business or an emerging one, selling to a DSO comes with a list of pros and cons. Our panelists carefully weigh the upsides and the downsides of this emerging trend.
Panel 2
10:45 – 11:45 UCHE ODIATU, D.D.S., BETSY CARMACK, D.M.D., KAY HUFF, R.D.A., NEO+, ALAN STERN
WELLNESS: THE VALUE ADD Work/life balance doesn’t mean having it all, it means having it all work together. For dental professionals, especially those with families, it can be achieved by understanding your priorities and having the resources to make them attainable.
Panel 3
11:45 – 12:45 ALLISON SIMENKIEWICZ, MIKE WEI, D.D.S., MIKE GREEN, PAUL GOODMAN, D.M.D., JEFFREY AMPRATWUM
MARKETING YOU Personal and professional brands are the foundation to your goals. Effective marketing differentiates you and your practice, and help define who you are and what you do.
Support for this program is provided by
3140
11/26/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
Planning and Successfully Having Crucial Conversations
$100.00
Seminar
Practice Management
Jane Long, Ed. D.
Course #: 3140 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Jane Long, Ed. D.
Have you ever been in the middle of a conversation, it turns crucial, and you are either at a loss for words, or your emotions take over? This interactive session provides participants with strategies for having complex, high-stakes conversations. Attendees learn to move from emotion-filled discussions to productive, honest dialogue. This session facilitates learning and understanding of communication styles under stress and how to plan effectively and have difficult conversations in both professional and personal lives.
Learn to:
control emotions during difficult conversations
have a crucial conversation after real-life practice
Room: 1E18 Topic: Infection Control Tuition: $100.00 Credits: 3 Recommended For:
Dentists, Hygienists, Assistants, Students, Educator, Nurse, Doctor
Description:
This seminar fulfills the mandatory infection control course for oral health- care providers required for re-licensure in New York State. In addition, attendees review PEP, PPE, managing occupational exposures, and the bloodborne pathogen standard along with Covid-19.
Learn:
the risks for transmission of Bloodborne pathogens in a dental setting
the methods of reducing risk
the principles of managing occupational exposures in the dental setting
a review of CDC/OSHA/PEP guidelines
New York State Approved Infection Control
3220
11/26/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
Startups and Expansions: The Economics of Dental Facility Investments
$100.00
Seminar
Practice Management
Joseph Lombardi
Michael Lynch, M.S.
Patrick McGahren, B.A.
Course #: 3220 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Joseph Lombardi Michael Lynch, M.S. Patrick McGahren, B.A.
Room: Lrg Classroom Topic: Practice Management Tuition: $100.00 Credits: 3
Description:
When determining whether to purchase or lease office space, it’s important to consider business, strategic, and financial factors. It’s imperative to approach the decision with a specific game plan and a complete understanding of all your real estate options and project costs and how each affects your profitability and long-term financial goals.
Learn:
to develop a plan to maximize your investment
to understand real estate and cash flow
site selection and the importance of demographics
to evaluate finance options – leased space vs. real estate financing
project costs and affordability
Support for this program is provided by
3230
11/26/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
How To Increase Practice Profits, Even In Uncertain Financial Times
$305.00
Seminar
Practice Management
Leonard Tau, D.M.D.
Course #: 3230 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Leonard Tau, D.M.D.
Whether you are looking to boost revenue or reduce costs in suitable environments when the economic tides are unstable or even amid a downturn, this session gives dental practice owners a playbook for profitability while providing needed care to their patients. Discover how approaches in digital dentistry, high-growth business strategies, and patient experience can ensure your practice thrives in 2024.
Learn:
to increase practice efficiency, maximizing chair time
about new offerings to add to the dental practice
to attract and retain patients in the modern era
Support for this program is provided by
3240
11/26/2023
9:45am - 11:45pm
What Dentists Need to Know about Artificial Intelligence
$305.00
Seminar
Technology
Christopher Balaban, D.M.D., M.Sc.
Course #: 3240 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 9:45am - 11:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Christopher Balaban, D.M.D., M.Sc.
Artificial intelligence is transforming dentistry, unlocking clinical and business insights for dentists and their teams. Discover how AI analyzes large amounts of data in seconds to provide quantified data to support diagnoses and promote operational efficiency. Learn how the easy-to-understand findings improve doctor-patient communication, enhance case presentation, and increase treatment acceptance, leading to better patient outcomes.
Learn:
to understand how AI works, its capabilities, and its limitations
how AI enhances clinical decision-making, elevates clinical consistency, and reduces decision fatigue
how AI provides evidence-supported documentation that can increase insurance claim approvals
to discover what’s coming next as dentists harness big data and predictive analytics to provide better care
Support for this program is provided by
3250
11/26/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
Hands-on Implant Planning and Diagnostics with a Digital Workflow
In this hands-on session, participants experience the power of an integrated workflow to realize clinical treatment planning needs. Learn how to combine exocad’s powerful implant-planning and surgical guide design software with NewTom’s state-of-the-art CBCT scanners to experience 2D/3D imaging that delivers precise diagnostic capabilities, outstanding efficiency, and enhanced precision for your practice.
Support for this program is provided by
3290
11/26/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
Laser Airway and Accelerated Healing
$305.00
Seminar
Laser Dentistry
Larry Lieberman, B.S., D.D.S.
Course #: 3290 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Larry Lieberman, B.S., D.D.S.
This program focuses on how lasers can help airway and sleep apnea. The clinician discusses how different laser wavelengths can help accelerate healing and stop the pain. Attendees learn how laser therapy stimulates the healing process for patients. Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) and its use to promote wound healing are presented through clinical videos.
Learn:
to assess breathing patterns in pediatric and adult client populations
This full-day demonstration on “live” patients and mannequins focuses on the art of aesthetic use of Botox and facial fillers. The morning didactic session introduces neuromodulators (Botox, disport, and Xeomin) and various facial fillers. The discussion includes facial aging, patient selection, safety, and efficacy of the latest products. “Live” demonstrations follow in the afternoon. The clinician (board-certified plastic surgeon whose practice focuses on aesthetic medicine and cosmetic Surgery) discusses “Clinical Pearls,” which he has developed over the last 20 years to ensure proper technique and safety to achieve excellent cosmetic results. Mannequins are available for participants to practice the hands-on portion of the program.
Learn:
the history, science, and mechanism of action, proper dosing, and storage of Botox and facial fillers
facial aging, facial anatomy, patient selection and adequate technique: how to stay out of trouble
facial fillers – selection to improve facial aging and volume – what works
3480
11/26/2023
9:45am - 5:00pm
Incorporating Porcelain Veneers In Esthetic Treatment: A Hands-on Workshop
Porcelain veneers can be used very often to create highly esthetic results. This workshop aids in the esthetic diagnosis and treatment process. A series of illustrations delineate the micro and macro aspects of smile design. These principles of esthetic diagnosis can be used to formulate a wax-up to demonstrate to the patient the potential of treatment. Learn and practice veneer preparation, provisionals, and cementation
Learn:
to understand the smile and different preparation designs
proper case selection
to form putty matrices and guide preparation
3490
11/26/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
Mastering Posterior Composite Restorations: A Hands-on Workshop
$415.00
Workshop
Restorative Dentistry
Marc Geissberger, D.D.S., M.A., B.S., C.P.T.
Course #: 3490 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Marc Geissberger, D.D.S., M.A., B.S., C.P.T.
The use of composite resin material as a direct restorative for anterior and posterior restorations has dramatically increased in the marketplace. With self-etching technology emerging as a viable alternative to traditional techniques and the development of new technology to assist clinicians with bulk-fill techniques, it is easy to get confused and fall behind. This hands-on workshop provides step-by-step techniques and materials that allow clinicians to place beautiful, life-like posterior restorations efficiently. Several tips and tricks are presented and practiced to increase the practitioner’s quality and predictability daily. Participants learn techniques to master Class I, II, and V posterior restorations.
Learn:
self-etching principles and how they are applied to composite resins
to create life-like posterior restorations in Class I, II, and V situations
to develop efficient placement techniques that maximize clinical outcomes and esthetics
to select and place an appropriate matrix system
Support for this program is provided by
3500
11/26/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
Elevate Your Daily Dentistry: “Closing the Gap” with Anterior Direct Composite Restorations Hands-on Workshop
In a general dental practice, patients often present with esthetic issues regarding the spacing or recontouring of anterior teeth. Providing services to meet our patient demands in an efficient, esthetic, and direct way using composite resin is one of our most rewarding daily experiences. Attendees learn practical tips on managing a peg lateral case using direct composite resin. Aspects of smile design, diastema closure, finishing, polishing, shade, and material selection are discussed in detail. The hands-on portion will allow attendees to restore a peg-lateral using various techniques.
Learn to:
discuss smile design principles and treatment plan space closures
discuss techniques for directly closing spaces and their indications
demonstrate how shape, texture, and polish all have a significant impact on the outcome of anterior restorations
Support for this program is provided by
3510
11/26/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
Predictable GBR for your Practice: A Hands-on Workshop
$415.00
Workshop
Implant Dentistry
Robert Miller, D.M.D.
Course #: 3510 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Robert Miller, D.M.D.
Guided Bone Regeneration has been part of our armamentarium for approximately thirty years. This hands-on workshop addresses the premise that successful implant dentistry requires the correction of ridge defects before or at the time of implant placement. The factors determining whether immediate placement or a two-stage delayed approach is indicated will be presented in a detailed decision tree. We will also review socket management, biomaterials, and suturing in a workshop environment with the ultimate goal of safe, predictable, guided bone regeneration in two-stage indications.
Learn:
the importance of successful Guided Bone Regeneration in your practice
how to improve both the clinical and esthetic results of immediate implant placement
a simplified decision tree to aid in the evaluation of extraction sockets
a step-by-step surgical protocol reviewed and performed in a workshop environment
3520
11/26/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
Surgical Crown Lengthening: A Hands-on Workshop
$455.00
Workshop
Periodontics
Avi Schetritt, D.M.D.
Course #: 3520 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Avi Schetritt, D.M.D.
Surgical crown lengthening is one of the most commonly required procedures in restorative dentistry, yet it is often underutilized. This hands-on workshop with pig jaws reviews the diagnosis and surgical crown lengthening techniques for restorative and esthetic purposes. Full-thickness flaps and osseous contouring methods, as well as post-op management and pain control, are taught in this workshop.
Learn:
the biological and restorative indications for crown lengthening
surgical steps and instrumentation for predictable crown lengthening
3530
11/26/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
Endodontic Safety and Simplicity: A Hands-on Workshop
$415.00
Workshop
Endodontics
Allen Ali Nasseh, D.D.S.
Anne Koch, D.M.D.
Course #: 3530 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Allen Ali Nasseh, D.D.S. Anne Koch, D.M.D.
In this clinical hands-on workshop, the clinician discusses the foundations of safety and simplicity in clinical endodontic practice while achieving predictable endodontic results. This workshop presents the safest instrumentation and obturation protocols for beginner and intermediate dental practitioners performing routine endodontic therapy. The instrumentation protocol discussed prioritizes safety by reducing the chance of instrumentation and obturation errors by applying a safe reciprocation protocol to safely treat all anterior and premolar teeth while managing basic molars. Various tips and tricks for optimizing case outcomes are discussed.
Learn to:
the elements of safe instrumentation for routine endodontic therapy
a safe and simple instrumentation/obturation technique
the role of irrigation and debris management to improve safety and outcome of clinical cases
Support for this program is provided by
3270
11/26/2023
10:00am - 12:30pm
Building a Sustainable Population Health System for Future Generations/The Role of Innovative Technologies for Sustainable Population Health
$50.00
Seminar
Public Health
Course #: 3270 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 10:00am - 12:30pm Course Info: Full Day Speaker(s):
Room: Exh. Floor Topic: Public Health Tuition: $50.00 Credits: 4
Description:
The second edition of the Global Population Health Summit, in cooperation with the Greater New York Dental Meeting and accredited by the International Congress for Health Specialties - ICHS, under the theme “Sustainable Population Health”, aims to improve the level of population health and establish essential global fundamentals for a sustainable healthcare system, as well as to develop capabilities and expertise in the healthcare sector to tackle the raising challenges to sustainable population health. The Summit serves as a global scientific platform to support evidence-based discussions, present solutions and recommendations to maintain the rights, safety, dignity, continuity, and well-being of the global community.
Topics:
Develop and Monitor Sustainable Population Health Policies that Exercise the “Do no harm” Principle
Media and Technology and its Effect on Mental Health, Healthy Families & Stable Societies
Long Term Strategies for Population Health to be Inspired by Public Health Data, Scientific Research & Evidence and Preserved from Influences
10:00 - 10:10 Introduction
10:10 - 11:00 Session 1:
Develop and Monitor Sustainable Population Health Policies that Exercise the “Do no harm” Principle
11:10 - 12:00 Session 2:
Media and Technology and its Effect on Mental Health, Healthy Families & Stable Societies
1:00 - 1:50 Session 3:
Long Term Strategies for Population Health to be Inspired by Public Health Data, Scientific Research & Evidence and Preserved from Influences
1:50 - 2:00 Summary & Conclusions
2:00 - 3:00 NEW YORK 2023 DECLARATION FOR SUSTAINABLE POPULATION HEALTH
The Greater New York Dental Meeting's Scientific Poster Session is a vibrant and engaging event where students present their dental research visually. Each student presents a poster summarizing their research question, methodology, results, and conclusions. Dental professionals can walk around the room, interact with the students, both local and international, and ask questions about their work. This program highlights the newest advances in dental research from national and international dental professionals and students.
Learn:
gain exposure to a wide range of research topics, from dental materials and technologies to clinical practices, oral health promotion, and epidemiological studies, and broaden your knowledge and understanding of the different areas within dentistry
observe the various research methodologies employed by the students and enhance your knowledge of the scientific investigation, types of studies conducted, data collection techniques, and statistical analyses used to draw meaningful conclusions
provide insights into novel research findings and discoveries made by the students and learn about innovative approaches in treating dental diseases and potential advancements in treatment options
reinforce the importance of evidence-based practice in dentistry by evaluating the quality of the research presented and considering how these findings may impact your clinical decision-making
Designed for dental team members, this course reviews the critical role of the dental hygienist and the clinician's examination to identify occlusal problems and provides guidelines for communicating findings to the patient. Hygienists will learn how to use the iTero Element™ Scanner tools to influence the patient to start treatment. Patient education using the iTero™ scanner's proprietary tools, Occlusogram, Invisalign® Outcome Simulator Pro, TimeLapse, and NIRI technology will be illustrated to provide an optimal experience and build clinical confidence.
Learning objectives Gain a basic understanding of the health benefits of Invisalign® therapy and the subsequent consequences of malocclusion; occlusal trauma, wear, abfraction, decay, and periodontal disease. Evidence-based research is presented and translated in an easy-to-use, patient-friendly manner. This is essential for the dental team to conduct successful consultations and ultimately improve the health of both the patient and the practice. At the end of this course, team members will understand how to:
Adopt clear aligner therapy into everyday treatment recommendations.
Identify the consequences of malocclusion as it relates to periodontium, oral, and overall health.
Perform an orthodontic and functional assessment guided by iTero™ scanner tools Viewer and Occlusogram.
Develop a strategy for effective and efficient use of the iTero™ scanner suite of tools.
Illustrate the benefits of a Perio-Ortho-Restorative clinical protocol through clinical case studies.
Identify candidates for orthodontic therapy with Invisalign® aligners.
Support for this program is provided by
3390
11/26/2023
12:30pm - 5:30pm
Annual Medicaid and Government Benefit Programs Forum and Discussion Panel
$70.00
Seminar
Medicaid
Margaret Surowka, JD
Natalia Chalmers, D.D.S., M.H.Sc., Ph.D.
Robert Blashka, D.D.S.
Course #: 3390 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 12:30pm - 5:30pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Margaret Surowka, JD Natalia Chalmers, D.D.S., M.H.Sc., Ph.D. Robert Blashka, D.D.S.
For our 11th year of this program, we have made the presentations shorter and the discussions longer. We have a presentation from Ms. Belkys Garcia, the lead attorney for the recently settled Medicaid Lawsuit. Ms. Margaret Surowka, an attorney who does Medicaid provider defense, will update us on Medicaid Policies and Administration. Dr. Allen Finkelstein, a dentist who has worked as an Administrator and consultant for large insurance companies that provide Medicaid coverage and who continues to advocate for Medicaid providers and patients, will tell you how we can fix the Medicaid mess in NYS. Dr. Natalia Chalmers, Chief Dental Officer, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), will also add her insights to this discussion.
Dr. Robert Blashka, a former consultant and administrator for DentaQuest, will discuss the Medicare Advantage Program. And Dr. Steven Backer, a former owner of Urban Dental Management and a Medicaid dental provider, to moderate and participate as a panelist.
If you are going to attend one Medicaid/Medicare-based educational program this year, then this is the one. You will get the information you need and be able to ask questions to the leaders who shape the policies.
Support for this program is provided by
3200
11/26/2023
1:00pm - 4:30pm
“Revolutionizing Dentures” - Embrace the digital edentulous workflow using intraoral scanning technology (lecture & hands-on)
$149.00
Workshop
Restorative Dentistry
Lori Trost, D.M.D.
Course #: 3200 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 1:00pm - 4:30pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Lori Trost, D.M.D.
Digital dentures are now available that offer significant improvements in esthetics, fit, durability, and turnaround time. Clinical case discussion will illustrate current scanning sequences, edentulous ridge presentations, and other pertinent landmarks necessary to complete the digital denture workflow record. Join this interactive program to explore the technological and material advances that are transforming the denture fabrication process using the iTero Element™ .
Course objectives
Analyze the most common digital denture restoration scenarios.
Examine the anatomy of the edentulous arches and understand patient characteristics to determine the proper digital impression strategy.
Organize patient data to improve lab communication and leverage workflow efficiency.
Review current dental materials designed to fabricate digital dentures.
Participate in hands-on training on the iTero Element™ scanner with the Certified Trainer team.
Support for this program is provided by
3410
11/26/2023
1:00pm - 5:00pm
Risk Management VII Course
$305.00
Seminar
Risk Management
Kevin Henner, D.M.D.
Course #: 3410 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 1:00pm - 5:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Kevin Henner, D.M.D.
Do you know how long you are obligated to store patient records? What information needs to be included in a medical history? How to legally terminate a professional relationship with a patient? Answers to these and many other, sometimes thorny legal questions are provided in the NYSDA Risk Management VII Course. A certificate will be issued to all participants who complete this seminar.
Learn to:
identify the risks associated with the practice and profession of dentistry
provide the framework to negotiate through risk management issues
provide an understanding of your malpractice policy
Support for this program is provided by
3600
11/26/2023
1:00pm - 5:00pm
Cirugía Plástica Periodontal/Estética Periodontal/Tipos para un Tratamiento Endodóntico Exitoso/Técnicas para un Blanqueamiento Dental/Alta Estética e
$55.00
Seminar
Cursos de Español
Ana Orozco, 1356
Bienvenida Altagracia Gutiérrez
Carmen Contreras Mendoza, D.D.S.
Juan Felix Rosario, D.D.S.
Massiel Guzman, D.D.S.
Norbert Puello Reinoso, D.D.S.
Patria Rodriguez Tavares, D.M.D.
Sarai Rodriguez Tavares, D.M.D.
Stefany Tejada, D.M.D.
Course #: 3600 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 1:00pm - 5:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Ana Orozco, 1356 Bienvenida Altagracia Gutiérrez Carmen Contreras Mendoza, D.D.S. Juan Felix Rosario, D.D.S. Massiel Guzman, D.D.S. Norbert Puello Reinoso, D.D.S. Patria Rodriguez Tavares, D.M.D. Sarai Rodriguez Tavares, D.M.D. Stefany Tejada, D.M.D.
Room: 1E08 Topic: Cursos de Español Tuition: $55.00 Credits: 4 Recommended For:
Dentists, Hygienists, Assistants, Students, Lab Technicians, Educator
Description:
CARMEN CONTRERAS MENDOZA, D.D.S. MASSIEL GUZMÁN, D.D.S.
CIRUGÍA PLÁSTICA PERIODONTAL
La cirugía plástica periodontal resulta más una necesidad sobre la estética al momento de realizar restauraciones complejas frente a diferentes tipos de defectos. Demostrar diferentes alternativas restauradoras de la mano de la cirugía plástica periodontal. Valorar la importancia de un diagnóstico multi- disciplinario. Demostrar que la cirugía plástica periodontal más que estética es una necesidad en el tratamiento restaurador.
PATRIA RODRÍGUEZ, D.M.D.
ESTÉTICA PERIODONTAL
Para mantener o mejorar la apariencia estética del paciente, debe existir una interfaz diente/tejido de apariencia natural, sana y funcional. El éxito de una buena rehabilitación va de la mano de la interconsulta con el periodoncista para poder logar: salud, función y estética tanto protésica como periodontal.
SARA RODRÍGUEZ, D.M.D.
TIPS PARA UN TRATAMIENTO ENDODÓNTICO EXITOSO
Ilustrar sobre el correcto uso de las limas. Establecer un correcto protocolo de irrigación intraconducto. Construir una secuencia optima de obturación intraconducto
STHEFANY TEJADA, D.M.D.
TÉCNICAS PARA UN BLANQUEAMIENTO DENTAL
El blanqueamiento dental es un tratamiento estético conservador. Todo odontólogo debe conocer las técnicas para un blanqueamiento dental efici- ente. Técnicas para obtener excelentes resultados y libre de sensibilidad postoperatoria.
NORBERT PUELLO REINOSO, D.D.S. JUAN FELIX ROSARIO, D.D.S.
ALTA ESTÉTICA EN RESTAURACIONES DIRECTAS E INDIRECTAS
Los procedimientos estéticos para la zona anterior y posterior con técni- cas audiovisuales basados en el paso a paso de cada uno de los proced- imientos y materiales. Hoy día los materiales odontológicos basados en resinas compuestas y cerámicas han revolucionado la odontología en los últimos 10 anos para una odontología restauradora que mantiene cada día mas su estabilidad, funcionalidad y excelente estética. Los tratamientos en resinas compuesta basados en la evidencia clínica y científica avala que una selección adecuada del material y protocolos correctos solemos ser mas conversadores.
ANA OROZCO, D.M.D.
REHABILITACIÓN SOBRE IMPLANTES EN DESDENTADOS TOTALES
La prótesis en pacientes edéntulos siempre ha sido un reto para los dentis- tas. Necesitamos conocer los protocolos que nos muestra la literatura para llevarlos a cabo y conseguir éxito en casos complejos, entendiendo que la finalidad de los implantes es la prótesis y los mismos deben ser colocados basados en la planificación protésica, esta planificación se llevará acabo antes de la colocación de los implantes, de manera que podamos obtener resultados predecibles.
BIENVENIDA ALTAGRACIA GUTIÉRREZ, D.D.S.
APORTE DE LA ODONTOLOGÍA FORENSE
Dar a conocer, cuan valiosa podría ser la labor de un odontólogo desde su consulta si en un momento determinado de sus pacientes podría ser reportado como desaparecido y este a su vez, aparecer en estado de descomposición, carbonizado, descuartizado o en reducción esquelética.
3640
11/26/2023
1:00pm - 5:00pm
Shils Entrepreneurial Fund - Great Oral Health Pitch
Room: 1E21 Topic: Current Dental Topics Tuition: Free Credits: None
Description:
Join the Shils Fund “Great Oral Health Pitch” at the Greater New York Dental Meeting on Sunday, November 26th, and pitch your innovative concept to a panel of experts in the oral health community who will provide professional feedback to help “perfect your pitch” and advance you to the next level to win $5,000.
What is the “Great Oral Health Pitch” Program?
Through a series of educational webinars and in-person “practice pitch” nationwide events, The Great Oral Health Pitch: Innovate, Elevate and Generate Your Idea to Advance Oral Health! provides an educational environment to help entrepreneurs develop and elevate their innovative ideas into a successful pitch, with the ultimate goal of winning $5,000, a custom sponsorship package and exclusive networking opportuntites!
with best practices learned from top leaders in the oral healthcare space. The webinars will cover current topics in oral health innovation/entrepreneurship and address the dynamic changing needs of the oral health industry. Webinars include a 15-minute Q&A for attendees to gain personalized feedback.
The in-person pitch events will take place at four major meetings beginning with the kick-off at The Greater New York Dental Meeting. At each live “practice pitch” event, a panel of industry experts in various fields will share knowledge and personalized feedback to each attendee.
Register NOW to attend our kick-off event at the Greater New York Dental Meeting. Questions? Contact Jamie Pirowskin, Executive Director at info@shilsfund.org.
Room: Special Events Hall Topic: Implant Dentistry Tuition: Free Credits: 2 Recommended For:
Dentists, Students
Description:
Knowing the physiology and behavior of bone regeneration, we can make better decisions about the best time to implant after an extraction.
Learn to:
compare formation and bone quality in post-extraction alveoli, with the use of bioactive glass vs. inorganic bovine bone matrix at 4 months of evolution
identify the possible histomorphological changes of the alveolus during bone repair at different stages
know the most predictable form to implant when we want to do it post-extraction
decide what is the best time to implant using a classification that simplifies the day-to-day implantology
Support for this program is provided by
3030
11/26/2023
2:00pm - 5:00pm
Mastering Restorative for Children: A Hands-on Workshop
$415.00
Workshop
Pediatric Dentistry
Arnold Weiss, D.D.S
Course #: 3030 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 2:00pm - 5:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Arnold Weiss, D.D.S
The clinician demonstrates step-by-step clinical procedures from restorative to pulp therapy and stainless steel crowns. To have a successful practice, every dentist must know how to care for children effectively. This hands-on workshop uses typodonts to demonstrate clinical procedures from restorations to pulp therapy and stainless steel crowns. The Hall Crown, Silver Diamine Fluoride, and minimally invasive dentistry for children are discussed. Get pearls of diagnosis and techniques that you never learned in school.
Learn:
how to effortlessly prepare primary teeth
how to assess and prepare a primary tooth for pulp therapy
to become more comfortable in caring for children
new techniques for control of dental caries in children
3050
11/26/2023
2:00pm - 5:00pm
Achieving Synergy in Surgery: One-Step Ridge Preservation, Onlay Grafting and Enhancing the Implant Site
$305.00
Seminar
Implant Dentistry
Robert Miller, D.D.S.
Robert Miller, D.D.S.
Course #: 3050 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 2:00pm - 5:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Robert Miller, D.D.S. Robert Miller, D.D.S.
This seminar discusses one-step ridge preservation, onlay grafting, and how to enhance the implant site by combining novel biomaterials with autologous growth factors. From simple and cost-effective socket grafting to more advanced clinical concepts in bone regeneration, this course covers a spectrum of pliable preformed shapes used in bone grafting procedures for implant placement. Surgical techniques and novel biomaterials are discussed using Synthetic Bioactive Resorbable Calcium Apatite crystals combined with bovine Achilles tendon collagen to form a composite material known as the OsteoGen® Bone Grafting Plugs, Strips, and Blocks.
Learn to:
understand the role of new hybrid composite graft
discuss the biologic and physiologic cellular response to dense bone-filling augmentation materials
demonstrate simple, predictable, and cost-effective socket grafting techniques without the use of a membrane using the OsteoGen® Bone Grafting Plugs, Strips, and Blocks
Support for this program is provided by
3070
11/26/2023
2:00pm - 5:00pm
Introduction to Dental Sleep Medicine: A Hands-on Workshop
$430.00
Workshop
Sleep Apnea
Joel Laudenbach, D.M.D.
Course #: 3070 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 2:00pm - 5:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Joel Laudenbach, D.M.D.
Relevant sleep disorders, systemic diseases, medical diagnostics, and oral appliance therapy (OAT) for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)/snoring are presented. Dental and sleep medicine guidelines, dental assessment, patient eligibility, protrusive bite registration, OAT options and selection, and common side effects are introduced in this workshop. Appliances are available to view and reinforce introductory dental sleep medicine and laboratory concepts.
Learn:
to review sleep disorders, associated diseases, screening, diagnosis, and medical management
how oral appliance therapy (OAT) can manage obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and snoring, as well as its limitations
to understand dental and sleep medicine guidelines so attendees know when OAT is and is not indicated
to become familiar with mandibular advancement device options, patient selection/eligibility, protrusive bite registration, and commonly anticipated OAT side effects
3180
11/26/2023
2:00pm - 4:00pm
Digitize Your practice: Finding Opportunities to Grow in Everyday Dentistry
Deciding to embark on a digital transformation is a crucial milestone for any general dentist practice. Embracing a digital platform unlocks a selection of powerful tools that not only empower patients to comprehend their oral health conditions better but also serve as a catalyst in boosting treatment acceptance rates through enhanced visual communication. Discover how implementing an optimized workflow can leverage these available digital tools and propel your practice toward unparalleled success.
Course objectives
Discuss workflows that support the ideal integration of digital technology
Create a visual understanding and collaborative approach to patient oral health discussions driven by digital tools, including Invisalign® Practice App, iTero Element™ scanner, and ClinCheck® Pro 6.0 treatment software
Discover opportunities to develop both practice and professional growth
Support for this program is provided by
3260
11/26/2023
2:00pm - 5:00pm
End to End Digital Workflow – Bringing Same Day Dentistry to your Practice Gives your Patients More
An actual end-to-end restorative workflow includes effective chairside education and predictable results. Digital scanning can help drive treatment acceptance and create unforgettable chairside moments. After acceptance, the seamless digital workflow must consist of simple smile designs that produce esthetic outcomes. Same-day dentistry provides a “wow” factor that delights patients. Featuring iTero Element scanners and exocad’s ChairsideCAD, this hands-on workshop showcases the workflow from patient scan to an ideal restoration.
Support for these programs are provided by
3300
11/26/2023
2:00pm - 5:00pm
What Else Can My Laser Do?
$305.00
Seminar
Laser Dentistry
Larry Lieberman, B.S., D.D.S.
Course #: 3300 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 2:00pm - 5:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Larry Lieberman, B.S., D.D.S.
Bet you didn’t know you can stop snoring with laser surgery. Did you know you can smooth wrinkles around the nose and mouth by using a laser inside the mouth or that you can use lasers to plump lips without injections? The clinician discusses how laser pain therapy can treat inflammation in this seminar. Attendees learn from discussions and clinical video presentations about advanced laser procedures to better their patients and increase their practice revenue.
Learn about:
laser snoring treatment
laser wrinkle smoothing to reverse the aging process
Dentists are experts in diagnosing and managing diseases of the teeth and periodontium; however, most are far less comfortable with “non-dental” oral diseases. Similarly, physicians receive little dental and oral medicine training and are likely to refer their patients with oral diseases to oral health care specialists. For these reasons, it is not uncommon for a patient with an oral medicine condition to visit multiple doctors before receiving a correct diagnosis and appropriate treatment plan. Dentists are responsible for providing comprehensive oral health care and must be familiar with the wide range of non-odontogenic conditions that can affect the oral cavity. This seminar provides a rational, concise, and comprehensive approach to patient evaluation and diagnosing and managing both standard and critical oral medicine conditions.
Learn:
the anatomy of the oral cavity and how to conduct a thorough soft and hard tissue examination and appropriate work-up
the spectrum of diseases that can affect the oral cavity, and how to generate a rational differential diagnosis based on history and clinical features
to provide basic management of common oral medicine conditions and recognize indications for specialist referral
3360
11/26/2023
2:00pm - 5:00pm
Common Oral Lesions Approached by the Dental Team
$60.00
Seminar
Hygiene
Catherine Monchik, R.D.H., M.S.
Esther Tingue, R.D.H., B.S., M.A.
Gwen Cohen-Brown, D.D.S.
Course #: 3360 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 2:00pm - 5:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Catherine Monchik, R.D.H., M.S. Esther Tingue, R.D.H., B.S., M.A. Gwen Cohen-Brown, D.D.S.
Common oral lesions are mucosal conditions and systemic diseases affect- ing the oral mucosa and the peri-oral tissues. This seminar covers recurrent herpetic lesions, oral candidiasis, xerostomia, recurrent aphthous stomatitis, Sjögren’s syndrome, and oral squamous cell carcinoma. The diagnosis and treatment of these lesions should be a team approach. This lecture presents the medical etiology and treatment plan in the office and what the patient can do to continue treating themselves appropriately at home.
Learn to:
review the etiologies of the oral pathologic lesions from a medical perspective
review current diagnostic criteria for making the diagnosis
provide substantive care suggestions both OTC and by prescription
check when a patient needs to be referred to a specialist for a biopsy or definitive diagnostic test
These programs are being presented by the New York City Dental Hygienists Association, a component of the New York Dental Hygienists’ Association and the American Dental Hygienists’ Association.
Support for this program is provided by
3370
11/26/2023
2:00pm - 5:00pm
Scaling Your Practice for Success – Financing Multiple Dental Offices
$100.00
Seminar
Practice Management
Jarrett Mathews, B.S.
Jason McKenzie
Robert Malandruccolo, B.S.
Course #: 3370 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 2:00pm - 5:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Jarrett Mathews, B.S. Jason McKenzie Robert Malandruccolo, B.S.
Are you ready to expand your business beyond a single dental office? Have you determined the ideal business structure for your offices? Have you created a business plan that addresses the concerns of multiple practice ownership? Have you identified a team of experts to assist with your expansion? If you are asking yourself these questions, join us to review the various aspects of multiple practice ownership. This discussion offers invaluable insight and information to help you successfully leap from single to multiple practice ownership. You can get all your questions answered in one place. Don’t wait to reserve a space for this opportunity.
Learn to:
recognize the appropriate reasons for owning multiple offices
identify the right time to expand
discover what a lender looks for when qualifying the purchaser of multiple practices
to structure business entities
determine the best methods to manage and organize your business properly
Support for this program is provided by
3380
11/26/2023
2:00pm - 5:00pm
A New Era in Endodontics
$305.00
Seminar
Endodontics
Carlos Spironelli Ramos, D.D.S., Ph.D.
Course #: 3380 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 2:00pm - 5:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Carlos Spironelli Ramos, D.D.S., Ph.D.
Proper canal space cleaning and shaping are prerequisites for clinical success in endodontics. The main goal of this course is to take the attendee through all the aspects needed to take the practice to the next level by utilizing a simple and efficient endodontic technique. Furthermore, an easy-to-use and highly effective ultrasonic irrigation technique is discussed to achieve high cleanness and disinfection.
Learn:
the golden rules for achieving the cleanest canal possible
the importance of file heat treatment and how this aspect can improve instrumentation results
to master an intuitive 2-files instrumentation technique taking advantage of the two different kinematics
to perform an outstanding cleaning using ultrasonics
Support for this program is provided by
3400
11/26/2023
2:00pm - 5:00pm
Women In Dentistry/Knowing Your Numbers
Free
Seminar
Current Dental Topics
Amie Rockow-Nelson, D.D.S.
Ben Lawlor, D.D.S.
Kristen Jordan, B.S.
Natalie Herndon, C.R.D.H.
Noemi Cruz, D.D.S.
Course #: 3400 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 2:00pm - 5:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Amie Rockow-Nelson, D.D.S. Ben Lawlor, D.D.S. Kristen Jordan, B.S. Natalie Herndon, C.R.D.H. Noemi Cruz, D.D.S.
WOMEN IN DENTISTRY Our panel of dentists discuss their experience along their dental journey being women in a field once dominated by men.
Panel 5
3:00 – 4:00
NATALIE HERNDON, C.R.D.H., STEPHEN BRAND, KRISTEN “KJ” JORDAN, BEN LAWLOR, D.D.S.
KNOWING YOUR NUMBERS Healthy cash flow is essential for any practice; learn about key performance indicators and the systems that drive them, making a direct impact on your bottom line.
Support for this program is provided by
3420
11/26/2023
2:00pm - 5:00pm
Unleashing the Future: Metahumans and AI in Digital Dentistry
$305.00
Seminar
Technology
Amey G. Patil, B.D.S., M.S.D.
Course #: 3420 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 2:00pm - 5:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Amey G. Patil, B.D.S., M.S.D.
This seminar lecture provides dental professionals with a concise exploration of Digital Smile Design, focusing on smile aesthetics. Key topics covered include minimally invasive techniques for dental laminates and veneers, contemporary treatment planning, and a comparative analysis of veneer options. Attendees will also gain insights into chair-side temporization, digital wax-up, material selection, and digital smile simulation. Additionally, interdisciplinary communication and integration of functional and aesthetic treatments will be discussed, offering a holistic approach to interdisciplinary aesthetic digital treatment planning.
Learn:
a succinct understanding of Digital Dentistry and Digital Smile Design fundamentals, including the transition from traditional techniques.
to master chair-side temporization techniques using digital diagnostic wax-up for precise contemporary treatment planning, focusing on achieving optimal aesthetic results with minimally invasive dental laminates and veneers.
to develop proficiency in creating 2D/3D digital smile designs and implementing 4D digital workflows in clinical practice.
how to acquire practical skills in interdisciplinary aesthetic digital treatment planning, enabling the translation of digital concepts into clinical reality.
3430
11/26/2023
2:00pm - 5:00pm
Instrumentation Reloaded: Back to Basics Meets the Future
$60.00
Seminar
Hygiene
Joy Void-Holmes, D.H.Sc, R.D.H
Course #: 3430 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 2:00pm - 5:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Joy Void-Holmes, D.H.Sc, R.D.H
Do you find yourself forgetting basic dental hygiene instrumentation techniques or overwhelmed by new technology? This comprehensive course takes a deep dive into the fundamentals of periodontal care while exploring the impact of cutting-edge technology in the field. Strategies for optimizing treatment are discussed, with a focus on creating cost-effective setups that utilize fewer instruments. Upon completion of the course, attendees possess the skills and knowledge necessary for clinical excellence in periodontal instrumentation, elevating their practice and enhancing patient care.
Learn:
basic and advanced periodontal instrumentation principles and techniques
to analyze the impact of technological advancements on treatment outcomes
innovative hand instrument and ultrasonic tip designs
cost-effective set-ups that optimize periodontal treatment approaches by utilizing fewer instruments
Advancements in technology have brought a wave of digital solutions from the laboratory to the clinic environment. With intraoral scanners and new milling capabilities, dentists have never had a more significant opportunity to control the restorative process while boosting productivity and maximizing patient comfort and convenience.
Learn:
to understand the requirements and techniques for digitizing the clinical workflow
material choices based on their indications
how to produce quality restorations with chairside milling
how to digitally design a functional and esthetic restoration
This comprehensive training equips dental professionals with the knowledge and strategies needed to significantly increase case acceptance rates, resulting in substantial revenue growth for your practice. In today’s competitive dental industry, case acceptance plays a crucial role in the success of a dental practice. Many dental professionals face challenges when effectively communicating treatment plans and convincing patients to proceed with recommended procedures.
Learn to:
invest in procedures that produce high returns as a dentist and stay ahead of the curve
time your dental procedure for the most efficient appointment
make your team more productive by having an effective morning huddle
make your dental care as predictable as possible using the treatment plan protocol
Support for this program is provided by
3540
11/26/2023
2:00pm - 5:00pm
Adhesive Dentistry – Maximizing the Placement of Anterior Composites: A Hands-on Workshop
$415.00
Workshop
Esthetic Dentistry
Marc Geissberger, D.D.S., M.A., B.S., C.P.T.
Course #: 3540 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 2:00pm - 5:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Marc Geissberger, D.D.S., M.A., B.S., C.P.T.
The use of composite resin material as a direct restorative for anterior restorations has dramatically increased in the marketplace. Producing invisible restorations on anterior teeth can be a challenge. Properly blending composite resin to create natural results is explored and practiced. The restoration of diastemas, worn incisal edges, fractured teeth and cervical erosion, abstraction, and caries on anterior teeth are covered.
Learn:
proper preparation protocols for all anterior composite restorations
to achieve the highest, predictable bond to anterior teeth
to reproduce natural tooth characteristics using composite resin
to create invisible restorations with composite resin
Support for this program is provided by
3550
11/26/2023
2:00pm - 5:00pm
Elevate Your Daily Dentistry: Esthetic and Efficient Posterior Composites: A Hands-on Workshop
Posterior quadrant dentistry using direct composites is one of the most common procedures in a general dentist practice. This hands-on workshop discusses managing standard class I and class II restorations to make daily dentistry enjoyable, predictable, and stress-free. Attendees learn practical tips on improving the outcome and longevity of your restorations, focusing on cavity preparation, adhesion, matrix selection, resin modeling, finishing, and polishing. The hands-on portion shows you a variety of techniques regarding efficiently restoring a class I and class II restoration.
Learn to:
outline the main principles of composite restorations
provide repeatable, predictable protocols, helping each clinician consistently achieve better outcomes
provide an overview of the latest instruments, materials, and techniques available when restoring posterior composites
Support for this program is provided by
3560
11/26/2023
2:00pm - 5:00pm
Predictable GBR for your Practice: A Hands-on Workshop
$430.00
Workshop
Implant Dentistry
Robert Miller, D.M.D.
Course #: 3560 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 2:00pm - 5:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Robert Miller, D.M.D.
Guided Bone Regeneration has been part of our armamentarium for approximately thirty years. This hands-on workshop addresses the premise that successful implant dentistry requires the correction of ridge defects before or at the time of implant placement. The factors determining whether immediate placement or a two-stage delayed approach is indicated will be presented in a detailed decision tree. We will also review socket management, biomaterials, and suturing in a workshop environment with the ultimate goal of safe, predictable, guided bone regeneration in two-stage indications.
Learn:
the importance of successful Guided Bone Regeneration in your practice
how to improve both the clinical and esthetic results of immediate implant placement
a simplified decision tree to aid in the evaluation of extraction sockets
a step-by-step surgical protocol reviewed and performed in a workshop environment
3570
11/26/2023
2:00pm - 5:00pm
Soft Tissue Grafting: A Hands-on Workshop
$455.00
Workshop
Periodontics
Avi Schetritt, D.M.D.
Course #: 3570 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 2:00pm - 5:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Avi Schetritt, D.M.D.
Adequate keratinized gingiva is essential for periodontal health. This hands-on (pig jaw) workshop reviews the diagnosis and etiology of gingival recession. Surgical techniques for free gingival grafting, connective tissue grafting, and dermis allografts are taught. Post-op care and pain management complete the program.
Learn:
the etiology of gingival recession
free gingival grafting techniques
connective tissue grafting techniques
3580
11/26/2023
2:00pm - 5:00pm
Endodontic Versatility and Efficiency: A Hands-on Workshop
$415.00
Workshop
Endodontics
Allen Ali Nasseh, D.D.S.
Anne Koch, D.M.D.
Course #: 3580 Date: 11/26/2023 Time: 2:00pm - 5:00pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Allen Ali Nasseh, D.D.S. Anne Koch, D.M.D.
In this highly clinical workshop, the clinician presents and shares a highly versatile and efficient rotary instrumentation system for intermediate and advanced endodontic clinicians tackling anterior, premolar and molar root canals regularly. Numerous tips and tricks for improving your efficiency and clinical outcomes in more advanced cases and basic retreatments are also discussed. A predictable and efficient obturation technique using calcium silicate cement to fill the instrumented canal will be presented along with a robust irrigation protocol.
Learn:
an efficient and versatile rotary instrumentation protocol for tackling almost all clinical cases
a robust irrigation protocol for managing clinical cases
tips and tricks to improve clinical efficiency and tackle cases more successfully
Support for this program is provided by
3630
11/26/2023
3:00pm - 5:00pm
DIVERSE DENTAL SOCIETY Town Hall: The Impact and Importance of Diversity in the Oral Health Care Professions
Room: 1E19 Topic: Practice Management Tuition: $149.00 Credits: 2
Description:
Dr. Michael Scialabba, CCO
Course description Building a practice doesn’t come with a snap of the fingers or waking up on the right side of the bed. To build your vision, you need to define your goals, set standards, and measure them. Growth comes from delegating duties and leveraging yourself and others to provide great care and comfort to your patients. Explore how to hold yourself and your team accountable to your practice and practice base. You can deliver the best possible care by utilizing technology and the people surrounding you.
Learning objectives
After completion of this course, participants will be able to:
Explain the importance of setting a vision, mission, and goals for personal and professional development.
Explain the relationship between clinical leadership, clinical standards, clinical expectations, and profitability.
Design a comprehensive plan for creating growth opportunities through delegation, processes, and meeting your standards.
Support for this program is provided by
4110
11/27/2023
9:00am - 10:30am
Advanced Training: Invisalign® Clear Aligner Therapy for Restorative Outcomes
Course description Aligning teeth prior to restoration sets the stage for successful dental treatment, improved oral health, and a better smile. While moving teeth may seem challenging at first, this course is designed to simplify the process and increase your confidence as you embark on this journey. With your newfound expertise, you'll be equipped to handle more complex cases and achieve optimal restorative results.
Course objectives
Discover the advantages of the Invisalign® clear aligner therapy as an integral component of comprehensive restorative practice.
Assess how the Align Digital Platform™ and iTero™ scanner technology assist clinicians in obtaining digital records, treatment planning, and treatment management.
Identify the step-by-step process of combining alignment and tooth restorations into a comprehensive treatment workflow.
Support for this program is provided by
4540
11/27/2023
9:00am - 12:30pm
El Presupuesto en la Armonización Orofacial/Reestructuración en Armonización Orofacial/La Importancia del Análisis Facial/Armonización Orofacial/Promo
$55.00
Seminar
Cursos de Español
Eduardo Picanco, M.sC
Leandro Rago de Souza, M.Sc., D.D.S.
Priscilla Pereira, D.D.S.
Roger Kirschner, M.S.
Vanda Domingos, D.D.S.
Course #: 4540 Date: 11/27/2023 Time: 9:00am - 12:30pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Eduardo Picanco, M.sC Leandro Rago de Souza, M.Sc., D.D.S. Priscilla Pereira, D.D.S. Roger Kirschner, M.S. Vanda Domingos, D.D.S.
Room: 1E08 Topic: Cursos de Español Tuition: $55.00 Credits: 4 Recommended For:
Dentists
Description:
EDUARDO PICANCO, MS.C EL PRESUPUESTO EN LA ARMONIZACIÓN OROFACIAL El Presupuesto de los trámites en el área de la salud suele dejarse de lado en las graduaciones universitarias. Todo profesional que pretenda tener una oficina necesita necesariamente conocimientos sobre visión empresarial estratégica y gerencial. Dentro de este prisma, la cotización de los trámites debe verse dentro de la planificación financiera, que forma parte del plan de negocio, donde el profesional debe simular posibles modelos de negocio, con escenarios realistas de tasa de ocupación de su oficina y así, poder determinar la viabilidad (o no) de abrir tu oficina o clínica tan soñada. Dentro del modelo de tarifas inteligente, abordaremos los 7 centros de costo que hay que tener en cuenta a la hora de establecer cualquier precio.
ROGER KIRSCHNER, M.S. REESTRUCTURACIÓN EN ARMONIZACIÓN OROFACIAL Armonización facial utilizando los distintos materiales disponibles en el mercado. Reestructuración de rostros utilizando estándares y análisis de visagismo. Diferenciar los tipos de materiales indicados para cada región del rostro. Los materia- les tienen comportamientos diferentes, por lo que tenemos que tener las indicaciones correctas.
VANDA DOMINGOS, D.D.S. LA IMPORTANCIA DEL ANÁLISIS FACIAL Cuando evaluamos un rostro tanto en su vista frontal como de perfil, debemos reforzar nuestra visión para definir qué es realmente la “Belleza Facial”. Este enfoque debe desarrollar la capacidad de notar los detalles que son más eviden- tes, con un ojo entrenado para percibir cuán atractivo o no puede ser ese rostro. En odontología estética y ortodoncia, no basta con entender qué es lo que interfiere con la sonrisa, es necesario diagnosticar qué es lo que está fuera de lo común, para poder establecer un plan de tratamiento.
PRISCILLA PEREIRA, D.D.S. ARMONIZACIÓN OROFACIAL Una sonrisa bonita y saludable debe darse a partir del equilibro de los labios, músculos y la armonía facial del paciente. Existen tratamientos seguros y mínima- mente invasivos que busca el equilibrio de las expresiones faciales y de la anatomía del rostro. Ahora contamos también con una nueva herramienta que permite la neuromodulación de los músculos faciales, mediante el uso de la toxina botulínica y el relleno con ácido hialuronico que podemos ofrecer a nuestros pacientes.
LEANDRO RAGO DE SOUZA, M.Sc., D.D.S.
RINOPLASTIA NO QUIRURGICA POR LEANDRO RAGO La rinomodelación con ácido hialurónico es un procedimiento rápido, con resultados comparables a la rinoplastia, pero no requiere descanso de las actividades durante la recuperación. Nuestra presentación abordará la Rinoplastia No Quirúrgica - Método Leandro Rago, la cual ha demostrado ser una técnica segura, predecible, con un alto índice de satisfacción y mejora de la autoestima, con resultados extraordinarios y al alcance de cualquier clínico dedicado a la área estética.
El apoyo para de estos programas es proporcionado por
4010
11/27/2023
9:45am - 5:00pm
Principles of Full Arch Implantology
$425.00
Seminar
Implant Dentistry
Aeklavya Panjali, D.D.S., M.S.
Course #: 4010 Date: 11/27/2023 Time: 9:45am - 5:00pm Course Info: Full Day Speaker(s): Aeklavya Panjali, D.D.S., M.S.
Understand the Principles of full arch reconstructions with immediate loading and the role of One Day Biotech implant design in the reconstruction process. Attendees learn the different parts of the One Day Biotech system and how to achieve optimal placement with and without guided surgery. This seminar allows participants to simulate clinical situations and attain a single insertion path without the surgical guide.
Learn:
the surgical and prosthetic concepts of All on 4, 6 and 8
to choose and establish parallelism manually with multi-unit abutments
photogrammetry and digital workflow
Support for this program is provided by
4020
11/27/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
New York and Federal DEA Continuing Education Training Program for Controlled & Illicit Substances
$295.00
Seminar
Oral Medicine, Diagnosis, Pathology
Marc Gottlieb, D.D.S.
Course #: 4020 Date: 11/27/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Marc Gottlieb, D.D.S.
On December 29, 2022, in addition to the Mandatory New York State 3-hour Opioid requirement, the Federal Government passed the Consolidation Appropriations Act of 2023. This act requires all providers with a DEA to obtain eight hours of continuing education. This 3-hour program reinforces your prior training and can be applied towards the NY State 3-hour mandated Pain Management, Palliative Care, and Addiction Education requirements; Now, with an emphasis on the new federal requirements, it can be applied towards the federal 8-hour requirement. It is designed for all prescribers of controlled substances. Through literature reviews, case studies, and professional experience, you will understand your role in combating the current opioid epidemic.
Learn:
to understand the NY State and “MATE” Medication Access and Training Expansion Act
the safe pharmacological management of dental pain
to identify Opioid Use and other Drug Disorders
about exposure to possible interventions and referral resources
Sec. 1263 of the spending bill Congress passed in December 2022 requires controlled substance prescribers are to complete 8 hours of one-time training on safe, controlled substance prescribing as a condition of receiving or renewing a DEA registration. The statutory language was taken from a separate bill called the Medication Access and Training Expansion Act (or MATE Act).
4030
11/27/2023
9:45am - 5:00pm
Pediatric Airway Summit
$425.00
Seminar
Pediatric Dentistry
Ben Miraglia, D.D.S.
Eli Grunstein, M.D.
Kelley Richardson, B.S.
Kevin Boyd, D.D.S., M.Sc.
Susan Maples, D.D.S.
Course #: 4030 Date: 11/27/2023 Time: 9:45am - 5:00pm Course Info: Full Day Speaker(s): Ben Miraglia, D.D.S. Eli Grunstein, M.D. Kelley Richardson, B.S. Kevin Boyd, D.D.S., M.Sc. Susan Maples, D.D.S.
SUSAN MAPLES, D.D.S. ALL STUFFED UP AND NOWHERE TO BLOW Approximately 30-35% of children suffer from sleep-disordered breathing, mouth breathing, and flow limitations such as snoring, UARS, and OSA. Given what we know about mouth-breathing as a set-up for thwarted growth and development of the CranioFacial Respiratory Complex (CRFC), we must also explore common causes of mouth-breathing. The staggering rise in children’s allergies, asthma, and auto-immune deficiencies often leads to compensatory mouth breathing. In this seminar, we will look more carefully at the Atopic March, the root causes of allergies and chronic rhinitis, and discover what we can do about it from our place next to the dental chair.
Learn:
what is the timeline of the Atopic March from eczema to food allergies, rhinitis, and asthma, and how best to prevent it
how best to treat the chronic stuffy nose
how to better involve children in their airway solutions
BARRY RAPHAEL, D.D.S. BEHAVIOR ANATOMY, FUNCTION, AND BEHAVIOR This program reviews concepts of dystrophy of the Craniofacial Respiratory Complex and Early Childhood Malocclusion. Attendees learn the treatment algorithm for treating infants to adults with obstructive sleep apnea. Learn:
the three domains of Craniofacial Respiratory Dystrophy
how to address these domains from infancy to adulthood
the holistic and allopathic needs of your patients
SAMANTHA WEAVER, D.D.S., CCC-SLP, AOMT-C MYOFUNCTIONAL THERAPY FOR PEDIATRIC AIRWAY The tongue is a dynamic respiratory organ. With sensory input, the tongue modulates behaviors affecting various functions, from chewing, swallowing, and maintaining head and neck posture. Learn how this organ is at the literal center of the body and why its influence on growth and stasis needs to be better understood.
Learn to:
identify the functions of the tongue and how these influence the occlusal relationship
understand how neuroplasticity affects dental stability
the value of myofunctional therapy in their practice
Panel Discussion
Afternoon: KELLEY RICHARDSON, B.S.
PHENOTYPES OF PEDIATRIC SLEEP-DISORDERED BREATHING
This seminar presents the phenotypes of pediatric sleep-disordered breathing. The clinician discusses the importance of habitual nasal breathing. An over- view of sleep stages and the importance of deep, restorative sleep is provided.
Learn to:
discuss the importance of nasal breathing in children
highlight the phenotypes of pediatric sleep-related breathing disorders
provide an overview of sleep stages and the importance of deep restorative sleep
ELI GRUNSTEIN, M.D.
PEDIATRIC UPPER AIRWAY DISEASES
A survey lecture on various diseases affecting the pediatric upper airway, including diagnosis, non-surgical, and surgical management, is discussed. Learn:
a variety of diseases affecting the pediatric upper airway
the medical management of these diseases
the surgical management of these diseases
KEVIN BOYD, D.D.S., M.SC. EARLY CHILDHOOD MALOCCLUSION AND NASORESPIRATORY DIFFICULTY Sub-optimal structural development of hard and soft tissues comprising the interconnected craniofacial and respiratory complexes (CFRC) can often preclude both optimal functions. Early Childhood Malocclusion (ECM-decidu- ous/early mixed-dentition dental/skeletal malocclusion phenotypes), such as transverse and sagittal hypoplasia, will seldom, if ever, self-correct and will also usually persist, worsen, and become associated with sleep and breathing co-morbidity behaviors. Case studies describing pre-Tx risk assessment, Dx, and Tx are presented.
Learn:
how to implement validated pediatric SDB/OSA risk assessment screening
tools
how to definitively diagnose maxillary skeletal transverse deficiency (MSTD) in the deciduous/early mixed dentition, with the presence, or absence of a posterior dental cross-bite
about published research describing pediatric MSTD as often being a contributor to lowered QOL
BEN MIRAGLIA, D.D.S. AIRWAY HEALTH FROM THE DENTAL CHAIR We recognize the high levels of malocclusion in children, but we often miss the connection to how unhealthy they may be due to a compromised airway. This course connects the dots from early malocclusion to the everyday struggle of symptoms for children and their parents. A collaborative approach from the dental chair to treating children as young as 3 years old can improve their overall health, growth, and development.
Learn to:
understand the effect that an underdeveloped maxilla and mandible have on a child’s airway
describe the relationship between Sleep Disordered Breathing and early childhood growth and development
recognize how early, collaborative intervention impacts the overall health and well-being of a child
This hands-on workshop reviews comprehensive skills and expertise in dental implantology. Participants practice cutting-edge technologies by utilizing advanced surgical techniques and understanding oral anatomy. This workshop provides optimal patient care skills and successful outcomes in implant placement, restoration, and functional rehabilitation for patients with missing partial or full edentulism.
Learn:
the principles and benefits of computer-guided surgery in dental implantology
the technological advancements and tools used in computer-guided surgery for dental implants
to demonstrate the step-by-step process of utilizing computer-guided surgery for dental implant placement
to place implants in the model utilizing hand free vs. computer-guided surgery
Support for this program is provided by
4070
11/27/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
Oral Cancer Screening: Lesion Recognition and Management
$390.00
Workshop
Oral Cancer
Joel Laudenbach, D.M.D.
Course #: 4070 Date: 11/27/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Joel Laudenbach, D.M.D.
Room: Exh. Floor Topic: Oral Cancer Tuition: $390.00 Credits: 3 Recommended For:
Dentists, Hygienists, Assistants, Students, Educator, Nurse, Doctor
Description:
Oral cancer screening exam techniques and common oral lesions with helpful recognition/diagnostic strategies and updated oral cancer statistics, risk factors, and guidelines are reviewed in this program. Oral manifestations of systemic diseases, additional testing, and specialty referral indications are highlighted. Adjunctive and biopsy techniques are briefly reviewed, including tissue reflectance/fluorescence, cytology, and scalpel biopsy.
Learn:
a detailed review of oral, head, and neck cancer screening, examination techniques, and protocol
to perform oral cancer screening and lesion assessment more confidently and effectively
to improve recognition of and exposure to oral lesions and manifestations of systemic diseases commonly encountered in clinical dental practice
to make better clinical/practice decisions regarding adjunctive, biopsy techniques, and specialty referrals
Have you ever felt as though your communication wasn’t effective? In this course, you will learn failsafe ways to communicate with patients, the office team, and each other. Learn what to say and the strategies that can result in case acceptance, timely payments, and effective scheduling.
Learn:
to implement practical communication guidelines for scheduling and reducing open time
to discuss financial arrangements
to discuss treatment plans, diagnoses, and so much more
how to handle objections from patients
Support for this program is provided by
4150
11/27/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
Integrating Oral Health Globally For Those With Special Needs To Promote and Improve Overall Health
$105.00
Seminar
Public Health
Jack Dillenberg, D.D.S., M.P.H.
Course #: 4150 Date: 11/27/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Jack Dillenberg, D.D.S., M.P.H.
Room: 1E09 Topic: Public Health Tuition: $105.00 Credits: 3 Recommended For:
Dentists, Hygienists, Assistants, Students, Educator, Doctor
Description:
Join some of the best-known world leaders in learning how serious the issue of poor oral and overall health of those with disabilities is and how you can be part of the solution to improve their overall health. Whether you are a student, a clinician, a nurse or hygienist, an assistant, or an executive - you can play an essential role in your community or country to improve health and awareness.
Learn:
the issues currently preventing people with disabilities from receiving good dental and medical care
how oral and medical professionals work together to improve the health of people with disabilities
about globally successful programs
4160
11/27/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
Tumors are Things That Grow Bump in the Night
$265.00
Seminar
Oral Medicine, Diagnosis, Pathology
John Svirsky, D.D.S.
Course #: 4160 Date: 11/27/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): John Svirsky, D.D.S.
This program covers oral bumps in their entire splendor, from pyogenic granulomas to soft tissue malignancies. Be prepared for a memorable oral pathology experience. The clinician covers the common and important benign and malignant soft tissue tumors in this course. Neurofibromatosis, multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome, and Sturge Weber disease will make appearances. There will be lots of unusual diseases to which you will be re-introduced. Get ready to learn, laugh and make a difference in the life of your patients.
Learn to:
be able to recognize and describe the common oral soft tissue tumors
differentiate benign from malignant soft tissue lesions
4180
11/27/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
Ahead of the Game: Latest Technology and Product Updates for Dental Hygienists
$265.00
Seminar
Hygiene
Kelly Tanner, Ph.D., R.D.H.
Course #: 4180 Date: 11/27/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Kelly Tanner, Ph.D., R.D.H.
Join us for an engaging lecture specifically curated for dental hygienists. This program explores the latest technology, products, and protocols to help you save time and provide quality care. Keeping up-to-date with product and technology advancements can pose a challenge when integrating them into your practice and seem overwhelming…but don’t sweat it! The speaker equips you with the knowledge to confidently select which products and technologies to adopt into your daily routine.
Learn to:
evaluate evidence-based research for the latest products and technologies
discuss the advantages of incorporating new products and technologies into your practice
compare different products and technologies and decide which are the most suitable for your practice
develop a personalized plan for implementing products and technology into your patient appointment
Support for this program is provided by
4190
11/27/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
2023 Perio Digest for General Practitioners
$265.00
Seminar
Periodontics
Francis Serio, D.M.D., M.S., M.B.A.
Course #: 4190 Date: 11/27/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Francis Serio, D.M.D., M.S., M.B.A.
Periodontics remains the cornerstone of good oral health. Given the choice, most people would much rather have their natural teeth than a prosthetic substitute. This course reviews practical Periodontics for the GP, starting with a few words about the scientific basis of inflammation and destruction of the attachment apparatus through exam and diagnosis, arriving at suggestions for effective treatment for most patients. While many avenues are available to treat periodontal disease, understanding and addressing the biological basis of health and disease will lead to success.
Learn:
the role of local inflammation and systemic inflammation
to describe the components of a complete periodontal exam and diagnosis
appreciate the importance of mechanical therapy in the treatment of periodontits
It can be highly discouraging when patients continue to have cavities despite improvements in their oral health. This can disrupt their oral health philosophy and create the belief that “cavities are normal for me” or even “I just have soft teeth.” Dental Practitioners have the unique opportunity to identify each patient’s specific risks and provide treatment recommendations accordingly. The best way to do this is through salivary pH testing, specifically because the pH of our patient’s saliva plays a vital role in their oral cavity’s hard and soft tissue health status.
Learn:
how the pH of the mouth influences soft and hard tissue oral diseases
to discover powerful communication skills to increase the patient’s ownership of their current oral health
to evaluate pH testing for your office and how to implement it into a patient’s preventive visits, and compare salivary tests to test periodontal pathogens
how the oral microbiome is trained for optimal health
4210
11/27/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
Integrating Laser Treatment to All Areas of Dentistry
This seminar discusses using a laser in all aspects of dentistry. The clinician highlights the management of venous lakes and fibromas. Attendees learn how to take better impressions using laser retraction and how to use a laser to depigment gingival tissues and remove crowns and veneers without using a high-speed drill. Achieving the golden proportions and creating the smiles your patients need, deserve, and desire through gingivectomies and closed flap crown lengthening. Lastly, attendees learn how to integrate laser technology into a thriving practice.
Learn:
to understand and manage soft tissue issues using a laser
to enhance cosmetic outcomes using both hard and soft tissue laser settings
the adoption of different lasers into your daily routine
Support for this program is provided by
4220
11/27/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
CBCT in General Practice
$265.00
Seminar
Technology
Joseph DiDonato III, D.D.S., M.B.A.
Course #: 4220 Date: 11/27/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Joseph DiDonato III, D.D.S., M.B.A.
This course covers the use of the Cone-Beam Computed Tomography systems (CBCT) in general practice by reviewing 20 cases, including missed diagnosis using 2-dimensional radiographs, maxillary sinusitis of odontogenic or (endodontic) origin (MSEO), Ludwig’s angina, missed MB2 canals, implant treatment planning, misdiagnosed large cell endarteritis, TMJ, myofascial pain and advanced comprehensive treatment planning. A review of the radiographic anatomy, pathognomonic signs of MSEO, missed opportunities to diagnose early Ludwig’s Angina, and comparisons of 2D and 3D capabilities. The CBCT is presented as a new standard of care for a radiographic survey and treatment planning for the general practice, including treatment planning for guided implant placement.
Learn:
a greater appreciation for the value of the CBCT in general practice and the ability to recognize several essential and overlooked pathologies
Maxillary Sinusitis of Endodontic Origin (MSEO)
CBCT anatomy and technology of guided implant placement
Advancements in technology have brought a wave of digital solutions from the laboratory to the clinic environment. With intraoral scanners and new milling capabilities, there has never been a greater opportunity for dentists to control the restorative process while boosting productivity and maximizing patient comfort and convenience.
Learn:
to understand the requirements and techniques for digitizing the clinical workflow
material choices based on their indications
how to produce quality restorations with chairside milling
how to digitally design a functional and esthetic restoration
Support for this program is provided by
4245
11/27/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
Ensuring the Integrity of Anterior Aesthetics
$265.00
Seminar
Esthetic Dentistry
Fred Peck, D.D.S.
Course #: 4245 Date: 11/27/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Fred Peck, D.D.S.
This seminar starts with a systematic approach to accurately analyzing a patient’s dental condition, including occlusion and smile deficiencies, utiliz- ing photography and Kois diagnostic protocols. Proper occlusal diagnosis is predictive of treatment success. Treatment options are reviewed to achieve a successful result. Attendees learn a step-by-step approach to recreating a natural dentition and smile. Techniques to create an aesthetic preview before advanced treatments are reviewed.
Learn:
to utilize a diagnostic protocol to determine a predictable scheme for a successful aesthetic outcome
to prevent failures by proper diagnosis of occlusal issues
techniques to preview treatment and ensure a beautiful smile
Support for this program is provided by
4260
11/27/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
The Evolution of TMD from Myths To Modern Concepts/Help Your Patients Help Themselves: Self-Care for TMD/Sleep Bruxism: What we know, Where our Knowl
$265.00
Seminar
Orofacial Pain
Aimee Werfel, D.D.S.
John Dinan, D.M.D., M.S.
Steven Syrop, D.D.S.
Course #: 4260 Date: 11/27/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Aimee Werfel, D.D.S. John Dinan, D.M.D., M.S. Steven Syrop, D.D.S.
THE EVOLUTION OF TMD FROM MYTHS TO MODERN CONCEPTS
The evolution of orofacial pain as a specialty was driven by the increasing body of scientific knowledge about pain in general, specifically that relating to the trigeminal nervous system. As pain is now known to be both a neurosensory and neuroimmune phenomenon, pain in the orofacial region may have its origins not only in somatic tissue but due to dysregulation within both the peripheral and central nervous system. This knowledge has not only pushed aside some of the myths about the origins of temporomandibular disorders, but has assisted in integrating novel therapies into the list of available treatments. This talk will set the stage for more in-depth discussions by the speakers.
Learn:
how pain is understood within the scientific community
how common myths have been replaced by scientific knowledge
JOHN DINAN, D.M.D., M.S.
HELP YOUR PATIENTS HELP THEMSELVES: SELF-CARE FOR TMD
Patient education, reassurance, and self-care plan implementation are fundamental to managing temporomandibular disorders (TMDs) and other forms of orofacial pain. During this course, attendees learn how to confi- dently discuss TMD signs, symptoms, and etiology with patients; learn how language can bolster patient self-efficacy while reducing catastrophizing about pain. A wide array of self-care modalities are explored, emphasizing how these individual modalities can increase patient self-efficacy and miti- gate the various factors contributing to TMD signs and symptoms. Attention will be placed on habit reversal therapy to reduce awake oral parafunction and diaphragmatic breathing training to balance autonomic function.
Learn:
the foundational knowledge of patient communication is necessary when treating TMDs
strategies of self-care needed to treat TMDs effectively
AIMEE WERFEL, D.D.S.
SLEEP BRUXISM: WHAT WE KNOW, WHERE OUR KNOWLEDGE FALLS SHORT, AND TREATMENT STRATEGIES
The mechanisms driving sleep bruxism remain unclear. Some researchers have classified sleep bruxism as normal behavior, while others suggest that sleep bruxism is a sleep-related movement disorder initiated by sleep fragmentation and microarousals in the brain. As a result of this knowledge deficit and the necessity to address the consequences of sleep bruxism, treatment selections may be driven not by evidence but by clinician experience. Oral appliances, medications, neuromodulators, and adjunctive therapies are discussed based on the best evidence that is currently available.
Learn to:
understand bruxism and its current definition
review current appliance designs
expand on alternate therapies beyond appliances
12:30-12:45 Questions and Answers
Support for these programs are provided by
4280
11/27/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
Christensen Bottom Line 2023
$345.00
Seminar
Current Dental Topics
Gordon Christensen, D.D.S., M.S.D., Ph.D.
Course #: 4280 Date: 11/27/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Gordon Christensen, D.D.S., M.S.D., Ph.D.
What’s new and good for 2023? This fast-paced course includes many concepts, materials, technologies, devices, and techniques in numerous areas of dentistry. The topics included in this program are endo, implant surgery, implant pros, a replacement for the current all-on-4, new restorative materials, new radiology sensors, preventive products, and cements. This course allows you to make research-supported decisions about the changes in dentistry and to serve your patients optimally!
Learn to:
identify what is new and good in dental products in many areas of dentistry
determine what relates to your practice
discuss with your team how to implement these changes
Room: Exh. Floor Topic: Special Needs Patient Tuition: $100.00 Credits: 3 Recommended For:
Dentists, Hygienists, Assistants, Nurse, Doctor
Description:
A Silent Epidemic of oral diseases is afflicting older adults in long-term care facilities, and frail elderly adults suffer in silence from poor and neglected oral care. This seminar discusses the oral health status of older people resid- ing in Long-Term Care Facilities (LTCF) and the relationship this has with oral and systemic health. Attendees learn how and why oral care is provided to residents on ventilators, feeding tubes, bedbound and comatose. A review of the relationship between the oral manifestations and oral complications of common systemic diseases, with a strong emphasis on pneumonia, is discussed.
Learn to:
discuss demographic trends in the US that will reflect an aging population
outline the relationship between oral health and the manifestation of
systemic diseases
describe the correlation between poor oral health and aspiration pneumonia of the elderly residing in Long-Term Care Facilities (LTCF)
define critical components of a research-based, comprehensive institutional oral care protocol and evidence for reducing pneumonia
No doubt lasers are growing in dentistry at a rapid pace. The most utilized soft tissue procedures are completed in the hands of the dental hygienist. Benefits provided to the patient include bacterial reduction, promotion of wound healing, and more comfortable post-operative experiences for the patient.
Learn:
clinical applications of laser therapy within the hygienists’ scope of practice
how to apply laser therapy clinically for a healthier patient and practice
how lasers promote wound healing
laser safety and laser regulations you need to know using Class IV dental lasers
how to utilize the laser through a hands-on session
Support for this program is provided by
4450
11/27/2023
9:45am - 5:00pm
Botox and Facial Fillers: A Clinical Workshop and Demonstration
$1,060.00
Workshop
Botox and Dermal Fillers
Steven Clark, M.D., D.M.D.
Course #: 4450 Date: 11/27/2023 Time: 9:45am - 5:00pm Course Info: Full Day Speaker(s): Steven Clark, M.D., D.M.D.
This full-day demonstration on “live” patients and mannequins focuses on the art of aesthetic use of Botox and facial fillers. The morning didactic session introduces neuromodulators (Botox, disport, and Xeomin) and various facial fillers. The discussion includes facial aging, patient selection, safety, and efficacy of the latest products. “Live” demonstrations follow in the afternoon. The clinician (board-certified plastic surgeon whose practice focuses on aesthetic medicine and cosmetic Surgery) discusses “Clinical Pearls,” which he has developed over the last 20 years to ensure proper technique and safety to achieve excellent cosmetic results. Mannequins are available for participants to practice the hands-on portion of the program.
Learn:
the history, science, and mechanism of action, proper dosing, and storage of Botox and facial fillers
facial aging, facial anatomy, patient selection and adequate technique: how to stay out of trouble
facial fillers – selection to improve facial aging and volume – what works
4460
11/27/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
Simplified Sinus Graft: Lateral Approach using LAS Kit Hands-on Workshop
$375.00
Workshop
Periodontics
Pilseong Kim, D.D.S., M.S.
Course #: 4460 Date: 11/27/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Pilseong Kim, D.D.S., M.S.
This hands-on workshop is an introduction to Sinus Grafting. The workshop provides the anatomy and functions of the sinus. Each participant will go through a step-by-step sinus graft using a lateral approach using innovative materials. The program provides significant information so the participants can choose the proper graft materials for the sinus graft procedures.
Learn:
the anatomy and function of the sinus
the concept of lateral approach sinus graft
the materials for the sinus graft
simplified lateral sinus graft using innovative tools and materials
Support for this program is provided by
4470
11/27/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
Mechanical Patency, Key for Success: Hands-on Workshop
Patency is one of the significant keys to endodontic success. For several reasons, it is a difficult step for many clinicians. Of course, root canal anatomy is a challenge but different from what most clinicians think. Close to 85% of the molars are not difficult to negotiate or reach the patency. In the same way that a good craftsman knows how to use the correct tools, we, as endodontists, need to understand better our tools and how to use them to reach better results. In this hands-on workshop, participants practice using rotary files, single shaping systems, and more.
Learn:
about mechanical patency
how to use rotary files
the new generation of .01 taper glide path files
about 950 rpm, .03/.05 single shaping system
Support for this program is provided by
4480
11/27/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
Digitally Designed Anterior Composites Simplified: A Hands-on Workshop
$375.00
Workshop
Restorative Dentistry
Adam Hodges, D.M.D.
Course #: 4480 Date: 11/27/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Adam Hodges, D.M.D.
Anterior composite treatments involving diastema closure and/or veneers are cases clinicians find difficult. The value of conservative treatment is obvious, but the skill set and time required often lead some to avoid this treatment option. The promise of digital technology is the simplification of workflow and predictability of outcomes. This workshop introduces participants to a new custom printed matrix which can be leveraged to make these cases more predictable with less chair time. In a hands-on experience, participants utilize this technology to experience a new way of providing anterior composite treatment on multiple teeth.
Learn:
the benefits of conservative anterior composite restorative options
a new technology that leverages lab-produced digital design and 3D printing
what types of cases are best accomplished using this matrix
to experience the matrix on a model in a hands-on fashion
Support for this program is provided by
4570
11/27/2023
9:45am - 12:45pm
The New World of Journalism – From Podcasting & Videocasting to Art and Cartoons
$265.00
Seminar
Current Dental Topics
Chance Bodni, D.D.S.
David McCarty, M.D.
Kathryn Humphries, M.A.
Stuart Segelnick, D.D.S., M.S.
Course #: 4570 Date: 11/27/2023 Time: 9:45am - 12:45pm Course Info: Half Day Speaker(s): Chance Bodni, D.D.S. David McCarty, M.D. Kathryn Humphries, M.A. Stuart Segelnick, D.D.S., M.S.
This program is designed to expand interactive communication, going beyond the written word and including oral, video, and visual media. This improves learning by employing a diverse approach to engage a more multi-generational audience. Further recommendations for improving communication, conversation, collaboration, and content are reviewed.
Learn:
to harness the power of translation through management science, educational styles, instructive vs. collaborative types of communication, and lessons from experience
to enter into video podcasting — strategies and use in communications
non-verbal communication through graphics, the function of art in journalism, and how colors communicate
Support for this program is provided by
4240
11/27/2023
10:00am - 12:30pm
Developing Sustainable and Global Cyber Communities in Healthcare/The Future of Cybersecurity in Healthcare: Emerging Technologies and Solutions
Room: Exh. Floor Topic: Practice Management Tuition: $50.00 Credits: 3
Description:
The second edition of the Health Cyber Security Summit will be held under the theme “Globalized Cyber Security for Safer Communities” and aims to address the pressing requirement to align cyber security systems and policies with patient safety programs to ensure high-quality care while mitigating challenges that can affect clinical outcomes, healthcare organizations, healthcare cyber security providers and protecting patient data. This event will educate not only the public but also regulators, operators, providers, insurers, academia, influencers, investors, and stakeholders on how to analyze, plan, collaborate, and put into action a sustainable healthcare cyber security system for safer communities.
Topics:
Developing Sustainable & Global Cyber Communities in Healthcare
The Future of Cyber Security in Healthcare: Emerging Technologies and Solutions
Course description Welcome to ClinCheck® Pro software with 3D controls. This course will provide a product tour and share dynamic tooltips for the ClinCheck Pro 6.0 treatment software platform. Treatment planning efficiency tips including how to edit tooth position, modify arch shape, manage spacing and interproximal reduction, and handle attachments and features are discussed. This course builds clinical confidence to refine treatment plans using live updates and 3D controls to reduce the need to communicate written comments to the CAD designers.
Course objectives
Explain the purpose, benefits, and utilization of 3D controls for ClinCheck treatment plans.
Apply the appropriate 3D controls to program desired tooth movements.
Evaluate the quality of the final treatment plan by implementing a clinical checklist.
Room: 1E11 Topic: Cursos de Español Tuition: $55.00 Credits: 2 Recommended For:
Dentists, Assistants, Students, Administrative Staff, Educator
Description:
Manejo de una complicación en Endodoncia: Accidente por hipoclorito de Sodio.
Aprenderás que es un accidente por hipoclorito de sodio, el concepto de accidente y emergencia, los factores causales y los que nos ayudan a evitar los accidentes por hipoclorito. Aprenderás cual es la presentación clínica de un accidente por hipoclorito de sodio así podrás identificarlo. Aprenderás los protocolos de manejo de accidentes por hipoclorito, las secuelas que conlleva un accidente por hipoclorito, y el protocolo de manejo elaborado por la Dra Lucia Arguello y otras autores. Terminaremos analiza.
Room: Special Events Hall Topic: Special Event Tuition: $75.00 Credits: X
Description:
Mike Birbiglia is a comedian, director, actor, and author. He has written and performed a series of award-winning solo plays, including Sleepwalk with Me, My Girl- friend’s Boyfriend, and Thank God For Jokes. His first Broadway show, The New One, ran for 99 performances in 2019, receiving Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle awards. Mike’s follow-up show, The Old Man & The Pool, ran for 85 performances at Lincoln Center in 2022. As an actor, he has appeared in Trainwreck, The Fault in Our Stars, Orange is the New Black, Billions, Inside Amy Schumer, Taylor Swift’s Anti-Hero, A Man Called Otto. He is also the writer, director, and star of the films Sleepwalk With Me and Don’t Think Twice. His podcast, “Mike Birbiglia’s Working It Out,” recently aired its 100th episode, and he has 5 comedy specials available on Netflix, including both of his Broadway shows.
4120
11/27/2023
1:00pm - 4:30pm
Don't Miss the Connection: Digital Scanning for Improved Engagement and Trust & Breakout
Course description As a dental hygienist, you have the unique opportunity to enhance patient connections and clinical care by leveraging technology. Not only can this lead to professional growth and increased practice production, but this helps positively impact the lives of those you serve. Dr. Kelly Tanner will discuss how you can approach educating patients differently with the iTero Element™ scanners, revolutionizing your current process to aid in the creation of beautiful, healthy smiles.
Course objectives
Gain insights and best practices for “everyday patient scanning” to help drive treatment acceptance.
Identify the key steps to integrating digital scanning into a customizable hygiene workflow.
Explore the use of iTero™ scanner applications, including Near-Infrared Imaging (NIRI), to provide impactful chairside educational experiences.
