Pankey 2008 Course Catalog by John Gills

A WORLD CLASS LEARNING EXPERIENCE AWAITS YOU.

Come to THE ONE PLACE where dentists who aspire to provide individualized, comprehensive dentistry become equipped with the behavioral, clinical, and financial knowledge they need to be successful.

The Pankey Institute’s 2008-2009 Course Catalog www.pankey.org 1-800-4PANKEY Key Biscayne, Florida

TABLE OF CONTENTS WELCOME TO THE PANKEY INSTITUTE ........................2 Dentistry’s One Place....................................................2 Explore Your Future at Pankey ....................................3 Our World Class Promise .............................................3 Accreditation .................................................................4 The Pankey Curriculum ................................................4 Our Exceptional Learning Community........................5 Pankey Hospitality.........................................................6 Your Individualized Learning Journey........................7 The Resident Faculty ....................................................8 The Visiting Faculty .....................................................10 Our Educational Center in Key Biscayne ................11 OUR COURSES .................................................................13 The Pankey Essentials...............................................13 Occlusion in Everyday Dentistry ...........................13 Bite Splints in General Practice ............................14 Advanced Occlusion ...............................................15 Predictable Restorative Success..........................16 The Aesthetics Series................................................18 Aesthetics 1 .............................................................18 Aesthetics 2 .............................................................19 Magne Team: Artistry in Bonded Porcelain ........20 Newton Fahl: Composite Artistry...........................21 The Pankey Continuum Pre-2008 .............................22 Bridging Courses to the New Curriculum ...............22 C2E: Altering Occlusion Function & Aesthetics..23 C4: Posterior Restorative Considerations ............24 Clinical Mastery Courses..........................................25 Mastering Occlusal Concepts ..............................25 Interdisciplinary Team.............................................26 Becker Masters .......................................................26 For the Practice Team ................................................27 Digital Dental Photography ...................................27 Financial Management ...........................................28 Team Development ..................................................29 The Pankey Scholar Program...................................30 THE IMPACT OF A PANKEY EDUCATION .....................31 COURSE REGISTRATION.................................................32

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WELCOME TO THE PANKEY INSTITUTE

We hope you enjoy reading this catalog of our courses and find something of value to you. If you come to the Institute this year, you will likely find a wide demographic mix of participants from across North America and around the world. The mix will include dentists newly in practice, dentists a few years in practice, and dentists who have been in practice for many years.

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What these participants have in common is the desire to practice dentistry in an individualized, systematic and comprehensive way that allows them to do their best work for patients who appreciate their services. They know that The Pankey Institute has successfully guided thousands of dentists on their journey to a happier and more fulfilling practice. These thousands are not only happier; as a byproduct of their practice balance and lifestyle, they are healthier and more financially successful over time. If you have not been back to the Institute for a while, you will note that the curriculum has undergone development, and several new courses are offered. If you are relatively young in practice and coming to the Institute for the first time, we have a limited number of scholarship awards to reduce tuition. We also offer nine-month financing. –Dr. Steve Ratcliff, Chairman of the Education Dept.

Dentistry’s One Place With 37 years of experience delivering postgraduate dental education, the nonprofit Pankey Institute is still the one place where dentists who aspire to provide individualized, comprehensive dentistry become equipped with the behavioral, clinical, and financial knowledge they need to be successful. The Pankey Institute is still the one place where all aspects of dentistry are addressed and where an exceptional community of educators is concerned about your ability to implement what you learn.

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Today’s dentistry is about more than an aesthetic smile. It’s about predictable, long-lasting dentistry that fulfills all the objects of health, function, aesthetics, and comfort in a way that is appreciated by the patient. We believe the foundation for a confidence-driven, integrity-based career begins at The Pankey Institute. You will receive the behavioral and technical knowledge you need to realize a bright future. You will practice and develop your behavioral and technical skills. You will grow exponentially within a learning community of support and an uncompromised, unparalleled learning environment.

Explore Your Future at Pankey The Pankey Institute, a.k.a., The L.D. Pankey Dental Foundation, Inc., is a not-for-profit corporation organized and chartered in the State of Florida. The Pankey Institute accepts all registrants regardless of age, race, sex, creed, national or ethnic origin, and it does not discriminate on any such basis with respect to its activities, programs and policies. If you have questions, simply call us toll free at 1-800-4PANKEY or e-mail us at info@pankey.org. You may register online at www.pankey.org or over the phone at 1-800-4PANKEY.

Our World Class Promise We will help you envision the practice of your dreams, and we will help you gain the behavioral, clinical and financial knowledge you need to achieve your vision. We will provide a community of support to encourage you and guide you. We will provide a learning experience so profound that it

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career, and fuller life. We will provide a learning environment so exceptional that you want to return again and again.

Accreditation

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tionally approved sponsor by the Academy of General Dentistry. The formal continuing education programs of this sponsor are accepted by the AGD for Fellowship, Mastership and membership maintenance credit. The Pankey Institute is a recognized ADA CERP provider. An individual course which displays the AACD Recommended Private Education Course logo may prove helpful toward attaining the Accreditation credential of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry. For additional information, contact the AACD at (800-543-9220) or www.aacd.com.” An individual course which displays the AACD Portions Recommended Private Education Course logo may prove helpful toward attaining the Accreditation credential of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry. For additional information, contact the AACD at (800-543-9220) or www.aacd.com.

The Pankey Curriculum A well-rounded curriculum of courses has been designed specifically for adult learners with busy lives who need to maximize their learning time away from the office and get the most from their continuing education investment. Most of our courses are offered at The Pankey Institute in Key Biscayne, Florida. We offer Essentials 1: Occlusion in Everyday Dentistry at both our Key Biscayne educational center and at nSequence in Reno, Nevada. Our Team Development seminar is held in different cities across North America.

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Four Essentials courses for successful everyday practice that focus on serving each individual patient to the best of your ability, given that person’s circumstances, objectives and temperament. If you began the Pankey Continuum before 2008, we offer Continuum courses that bridge to the Essentials courses in the current curriculum.

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Advanced clinical training in aesthetics and comprehensive restorative dentistry. Other focus courses to develop expertise in the areas of personal and practice financial management, and working optimally with your office team. This curriculum is influenced by the Philosophy of Dental Practice espoused by Dr. Lindsey D. Pankey, Sr. This philosophy respects the unique value and circumstanceof each person. Dentists are challenged to know themselves and their patients, know their work, keep abreast of emerging technology and knowledge, master these to the absolute best of their ability and help patients make appropriate choices to achieve comprehensive treatment. We recognize that striving for excellence is a personal journey and each person pursuing it is a unique individual. The practice you create for yourself will be uniquely your own. Continuing your dental education at Pankey will give you the information, methods, and guidance you need to soar!

Our Exceptional Learning Community Our small student-to-faculty ratio assures you receive the same close, individualized attention you give your patients. The three Resident Faculty, a large Visiting Faculty, and guest presenters team to provide their talents in the classroom, clinic, and labs. Those presenting and facilitating our courses are selected for their expertise and ability to motivate and facilitate learning. Each time you come to the Institute you may be exposed to a new set of presenters. Our institute style of learning means that you learn from multiple people with diverse real-world experience. Our visiting

“The Institute taught me the value of having clear vision for my dental practice and that being fulfilled and happy means that my practice life and personal life must be in harmony and balance.” – Dr. Gayle T. Reardon Souix Falls, SD

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We promote a friendly, collegial environment of guidance. Your experience will be totally unlike the competitive, graded experience of dental schools. Friendships and mentoring relationships are proactively encouraged. Many of the world’s finest, most successful dentists have not only studied at The Pankey Institute but also implemented their learning with the support of the Pankey community. Pankey relationships encourage dentists over career humps, speed up practice development, and lead to a happier, healthier life.

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We can help you find a volunteer Pankey-trained mentor in your area. We can help you find or form a study club. The faculty can refer you to appropriate consultants. Pankey participants and their guests have the opportunity to socialize and learn at a large Pankey alumni meeting that is held every other year. Pankey participants often get together at professional meetings throughout the country and around the world. Learning within community may take you places you never dreamed before. Many of our participants have become leaders in organized dentistry, educators, speakers, authors and mentors of other dentists. We celebrate their achievements and leadership throughout the world!

Pankey Hospitality Whether you are just out of dental school or have spent years in practice, we want you to feel comfortable while you are with us. We provide lodging a short walk down the block from The Pankey Institute. This lodging is in The Pankey Lodge, a group of 12 condo units with daily housekeeping service, well-equipped kitchens and common areas. The Pankey Lodge is part of The Key Colony condominium complex with beachfront access, walking trails, an Olympic size swimming pool, and equipped gym.

Pankey Alumni network and encourage each other.

We meet first-time attendees at Miami International QUID Air-PRO QUO port and provide transportation to The Pankey Lodge.

The Visiting Faculty stay in The Pankey Lodge to be near participants and host evening conversational gatherings.

Our welcoming front desk staff, on the first floor, are the Educational Resources Department. The finance, administrative and publications staff are on the third floor. All look forward to being of assistance.

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Continental breakfast is served in the Student Lounge at the Institute every morning. Beverages and snacks are available in the Lounge throughout the day. Because we are located on Key Biscayne, one of the world’s most beautiful resort islands, participants enjoy going out for lunch and dinner. Many types of dining are within easy walking distance. Course facilitators take time to learn about the expectations and learning objectives of individual participants in order to help each participant maximize her or his Pankey experience. One evening of each course includes a 5:30 PM “celebration of learning” champagne reception in the Institute lobby. This is a relaxed opportunity for conversation with faculty, staff and other course participants.

Your Individualized Learning Journey You can design your own path through our curriculum based on your needs and interests. Some courses have advanced requirements. Many participants will elect to take the four Pankey Essentials courses in sequence, then the Aesthetics courses before pursuing other focus courses. Others will desire a specialty course before completing the Essentials or Aesthetics series. Our Educational Resources Department and faculty will be happy to answer any questions and can offer guidance.

Comfortable rooms await you at The Pankey Lodge.

There are currently three Resident Faculty members at The Pankey Institute. All lecture extensively nationally and internationally, as well as teach at the Institute in collaboration with the Visiting Faculty. The Resident Faculty take the lead on course development and enhancement.

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Dr. Steve Ratcliff Chairman of The Education Dept. sratcliff@pankey.org

Steve has been on the Resident Faculty since 2002. Prior to 2002, he was on the Visiting Faculty, had a comprehensive restorative practice in Westlake, Ohio, and was a clinical instructor at Case Western University. He has published in the Journal of the American Dental Association, Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, and Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine and Oral Pathology. His book, Digital Dental Photography, a Clinician’s Guide, was first published in 2004. Pankey Faculty Practice Fellow Academy of General Dentistry American Dental Association American College of Dentists American Equilibration Society American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry Academy of Osseointegration American Academy of Fixed Prosthodontics Academy of Pankey Scholars Pankey Speakers Bureau Dr. Lee A. Brady Clinical Director lbrady@pankey.org Dr. Lee Ann Brady completed her DMD degree at the University of Florida College of Dentistry in 1988. She began her career in Gainesville, Florida as an associate. While there, she taught part-time as a Clinical Instructor at Santa Fe Community College Hygiene School. In 1993, Dr. Brady established her own private practice in Atlanta, Georgia. After a two-year sabbatical to be with her family, she returned to practice as an associate in Jacksonville, Florida. Dr. Brady is the founder and past president of the First Coast Pankey Learning Group. Dr. Brady has published in the Woman Dentist Journal and AAWD Chronicle. Pankey Faculty Practice Fellow Academy of General Dentistry American Dental Association Florida Dental Association American Equilibration Society Academy of General Dentistry

American Association of Women Dentists Founder and Past President of the First Coast Pankey Learning Group Dr. Irwin M. Becker Chairman Emeritus ibecker@pankey.org

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Dr. Irwin M. Becker received his dental degree from the Medical College of Virginia in 1969. After serving in the U.S. Army Dental Corps, he attained his Board eligibility from the Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry in Periodontal Prosthodontics. Dr. Becker developed a private practice in Miami, Florida and achieved a high level of success as a restorative dentist. Prior to joining the faculty of The Pankey Institute, Dr. Becker was Chairman of Periodontal Prosthesis of the Dade County Dental Research Clinic, and Chairman of the Crown and Bridge section of the Mount Sinai General Dentistry Residency program. In 1982, he became a full time faculty member of The Pankey Institute. In 1984, he was named Chairman of the Department of Education and served as the Institute’s Chairman through 2006. In 1986, Dr. Becker was appointed Clinical Associate Professor of the University of Florida. Currently Dr. Becker is Chairman Emeritus of The Pankey Institute where he lectures, advises students and mentors study groups. Dr. Becker has published in numerous scientific journals, including The Journal of Craniomandibular Practice, Dental Clinics of North America, The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, The International Journal of Periodontics & Restorative Dentistry, The Journal of the American Dental Association, and Dental Economics. American College of Prosthodontists American College of Dentists American Equilibration Society American Prosthetics Society American Academy of Restorative Dentistry, Scientific Investigation Committee International College of Dentists Pierre Fauchard Academy 2005 AGD Thaddeus V. Weclew Award

“The Pankey Experience is truly marvelous. For a few days, you can put aside your worries and gather with other professionals in a spirit of openness for learning. At the Institute, we've taken all we know about the technical and behavioral aspects of dentistry and combined them to create a helpful, practical world-class experience like no other.” – Dr. Irwin M. Becker, Chairman Emeritus, The Pankey Institute

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The Visiting Faculty

Our Visiting Faculty is composed of expert clinicians, who are in private practice providing optimal care to their patients. They've lived the ideals, taken the courses and put their vision into action in real life. They have the experience and the knowledge to guide you on your own journey.

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Current Visiting Faculty: Dr. Ernie F. Anderson Dr. John A. Anderson, Jr. Dr. Jeffrey Baggett Dr. Brian R. Beirl Dr. Walter F. Biggs Dr. DeAnne Blazek Dr. David A. Bloom Dr. Herbert Blumenthal Dr. Jeffrey T. Bonk Dr. Wayne J. Browder Dr. Gary P. Brunk Dr. Denison E. Byrne Dr. Steve Carstensen Dr. Edward M. Conway, Jr. Dr. Michael B. Davenport Dr. Clayton R. Davis Dr. John F. Davis Dr. Todd Davis Dr. Barbara J. Devine Dr. Paul D. Epstein Dr. Peter Fay Dr. Carl E. Findley, Jr Dr. Deborah A. Fleming Dr. Michael C. Fling Dr. James F. Fondriest Dr. Peter C. Furnari Dr. Frank Graziano Dr. William Y. Gregg Dr. Katherine S. Gutierrez Dr. Yvonne S. Hanley Dr. Steven M. Hart Dr. Richard F. Heilemann Dr. Richard A. Herbert Dr. Susan Hollar Dr. Richard F. Hunt Dr. Rick K. Jungers Dr. Glenn M. Kidder Dr. Roger L. Kiesling Dr. James C. Kincaid Dr. Mark Kleive Dr. William Koch Dr. Stephen M. Krist Dr. David L. Latz Dr. Clifford S. Litvak Dr. James L. Lockwood Dr. Scott A. Logan Dr. Roger Macias Dr. Margie L. Mannering Dr. Osvaldo Z. Mayoral

Dr. Edwin A. McDonald Dr. Carol McGonigle Dr. Kent Moberly Dr. Edmond O. Mukamal Dr. Anita Tonking Myers Dr. Kenneth E. Myers Dr. Kirk A. Nelson Dr. John Orsi Ms. Mary H. Osborne, RDH Dr. James F. Otten Dr. J. Benjamin Patrick Dr. Dan Patterson Dr. W. Lee Payne Dr. Mark P. Peters Dr. Bruce Pettersen Dr. A. Keith Phillips Dr. Charles H. Pitts Dr. Barry F. Polansky Dr. Bradley S. Portenoy Dr. Loyle D. “Buzz” Raymond Dr. John A. Reynolds Dr. Jean-Louis Rioux Dr. Thomas H. Risbrudt Mr. Matt Roberts, CDT Dr. Donald R. Rozema Dr. Michael C. Sage Dr. Gerald B. Savory Dr. Michael J. Scherb Dr. Cheryl A. Scott Dr. Frank Shull, Jr. Dr. Jamie L. Sledd Dr. Bruce Small Dr. J. Steven Smith Dr. Roger A. Solow Dr. Dale A. Sorenson Dr. Robert W. Spreen Dr. Matthew Steinberg Dr. Andrew E. Swenda Dr. Ronald M. Teel Dr. Janet E. Thomason Dr. J. Steven Tonelli Dr. Thomas F. Trinkner Ms. Joan Unterschuetz, MS Dr. Nancy A. Ward Dr. George F. Warga Dr. Anne R. Weary Dr. George H. Winn

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Guest Presenters: Dr. Gerard J. Chiche Dr. Newton Fahl, Jr. Dr. Alan E. Fetner Dr. Mauro Fradeani Dr. Harold O. Heymann Dr. J. Dean Jensen Dr. Samuel B. Low Dr. Pascal Magne Mr. Michel Magne, CDT Dr. Michael J. McDevitt Dr. Juan-Carlos Quintero Dr. Jorge L. Ramirez Dr. Stephen Rimer Dr. Michael N. Rosenberg Dr. Avishai Sadan Dr. Frank Spear Dr. Michael Stewart Dr. Ronald S. Stukalin Dr. Edward Swift, Jr.

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Our Educational Center in Key Biscayne, Florida Coming to the Pankey Institute is an experience. From our state-of-the-art educational center to our delux labs, from the friendly staff to the caring faculty, and from our comfortable lodges to the beauty of Key Biscayne, the Institute is better than you dreamed. Teaching advanced dental skills means we need to have the latest laboratories and equipment. In addition to our elegant presentation halls with advanced audio-visual technology, we have two labs and a large clinic. The Key Biscayne facility is stocked with the highest-quality KaVo equipment, including articulators and handpieces, and our labs are a pleasure to work in. (Continued)

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at lab stations allow instructors to show detailed procedures at the front of the lab, while giving everyone a frontrow seat. The instructor's document camera can focus on an x-ray, a model or overhead notes. A dome camera located above the instructor allows for further demonstrations. Any data or pictures from the instructor's computer or laptop can instantly be shown to everyone in the lab.

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Each lab bench can be converted to an operatory, allowing clinical and lab procedures to be done at the same place simply by adding or removing the lifelike mannequin. Each bench also contains a convenient-to-use vacuum, handpieces and footpedal controls. Light curing units for composites are available at lab benches, and a larger Triad light curing machine is also available. In the second floor lab, there are five units for polishing appliances, along with two units for trimming models and a steam cleaner. Sterilizing units and handpiece lubricators are located in both the second and first floor labs. Our mannequins, which can be converted for use by both right- and left-handed people, have been designed to closely replicate the human head and jaw. Removable models allow instructors to demonstrate different types of oral health problems. A convenient vacuum connects from the mannequin to the vacuum unit, to quickly sweep away particles from grinding. With a capacity for 24 downstairs and 26 upstairs, our labs are big enough to accommodate full classes of students, but intimate enough to allow for real learning and collaboration. The clinic is where the students do reversible procedures on each other, such as exams and bite splint therapy, and irreversible procedures on very lifelike mannequins that adapt to the clinic chair.

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OUR COURSES

Most of our courses are limited to 24 participants. The latest schedule of courses is maintained on www.pankey.org. You also may call 1-800-4Pankey for the latest schedule and course information.

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Occlusion in Everyday Dentistry – Essentials 1 (E1) You have your choice of an East or West location. This one course is offered at The Pankey Institute in Key Biscayne, Florida and also at nSequence in Reno, Nevada. Exploring occlusal disease and when its management is vital to the success of your dentistry and doctor-patient relationship The stomatognathic system is complex, dynamic and elegant. We make changes to that system everyday. Most of these changes work but sometimes they don’t. Add to that the challenges of everyday practice and working with patient and staff personalities. It is easy to understand how challenging our work is. This course will give you the tools to understand occlusal disease and equilibration. It will help you see the practice of dentistry as a lifestyle choice. Refining how you practice dentistry can provide you with the time, energy and resources to enjoy all that life has to offer. We’ll help you: See a long-term vision for your practice that embraces comprehensive care and values the patient relationship.

QUID PRO QUO Identify the constructs of Dr. Pankey’s philosophy and discover how they relate to your practice and life.

Refine your own philosophy of practice.

Seminars & Clinical Exercises:

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Records you must have to fully evaluate a case Centric relation – where to find it, how to record it and why it is important Involving your patient in the process – the co-discovery exam Equilibration – when it is important and when it isn’t Lab and clinical techniques you can take home and put to use immediately Behavioral foundations that will elevate your practice to peak level Financial tools for financial freedom Prerequisite: None 39 AGD Lecture & Participation Credits Tuition includes lodging in The Pankey Lodge. Most classes are Sunday Noon to Wednesday 3:00 PM.

Bite Splints in General Practice – Essentials 2 (E2) Becoming adept at utilizing bite splint therapy diagnostically, therapeutically and behaviorally for the benefit of your patients After completing this course, you will be able to design, fabricate and deliver a bite splint, as well as identify the rationale for fabricating different types of bite splints. You will be able to use bite splint therapy diagnostically, therapeutically and behaviorally for the benefit of your patients. You will further develop a vision for your practice of dentistry.

“I have never experienced such a unique learning environment, with such outstanding support from both faculty and fellow students, as I have found at The Pankey Institute. My time during E1 (Occlusion in Everyday Dentistry) has helped me form a clear vision and lay the foundation for the practice, and life I want to pursue.” – Dr. Tanner J. McKenna, Madison, WI

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Describe how using a bite splint will help patients come to a better understanding of the health of their mouth. Collect practice financial data and enter it into a Management Income Statement (MIS) spreadsheet to monitor your practice.

Begin to develop a philosophically-based fee.

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Seminars & Clinical Exercises: Become adept at muscle and joint examination. Become adept at obtaining appropriate bite records and mounting cases on articulators. Fabricate an acrylic bite splint shell on a mounted model. Utilize knowledge of TMJ diagnostic sounds, movements, and functional loading for appropriate bite splint therapy application. Reline the shell and adjust the occlusion of the seated bite splint. Evaluate and adjust the bite splint following wear. Define concepts of treatment planning with appropriately mounted diagnostic casts. Prerequisite: Essentials 1 or Continuum Level 1 47 AGD Lecture & Participation Credits Tuition includes lodging in The Pankey Lodge. Most classes are Sunday 2:00 PM to Thursday Noon.

Advanced Occlusion – Essentials 3 (E3) Learning how to create harmonious function in even difficult occlusions with predictable, aesthetic results You’ve learned about occlusion and bite splints. Now it is time to put it all together so you can make it work for your patients. This course helps you refine the principals of anterior guidance and its effect on aesthetics. You’ll learn the importance of exquisite provisionalization as a tool for both

“I have taken courses with almost every continuum out there, and my experience with The Pankey Institute's Occlusion in Everyday Dentistry course was exceptional. It was comprehensive and filled in several gaps in my training. The faculty was outstanding, and the facilities were first class. This is a program that every dentist should seriously consider attending. I look forward to returning many times in the years ahead." – Dr. James H. Arnold, Chesteron, IN 15

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ganize the posterior teeth so that they are both beautiful and functional. Most important, you’ll learn how to get your staff involved in the process of helping your patients choose comprehensive care.

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Refine your philosophy of occlusion for your practice. Identify methods to help staff embrace helping your patients choose health for themselves. Identify specific goals for changing patient care in your practice. Seminars & Clinical Exercises: Dr. Pankey’s philosophy – a framework for creating your preferred future What you must know to create harmonious, beautiful anterior function Why anterior guidance directly affects the shape of the back teeth and how it is influenced by condylar guidance How to partner with your technician to create results that WOW your patients How exquisite provisionals will become your best marketing tool When vertical dimension matters and how to change it Treatment sequencing increasingly difficult cases Prerequisite: Essentials 1 & Essentials 2 – or – C2E 47 AGD Lecture & Participation Credits Tuition includes lodging in The Pankey Lodge. Classes are Sunday 2:00 PM to Thursday Noon.

Predictable Restorative Success – Essentials 4 (E4) Developing mastery with complex cases involving precise sequencing and interdisciplinary coordination After completing this course, you will be will able to define the role of periodontics and orthodontics in the compre-

“I traveled all the way from Korea for E1 and was made to feel comfortable and welcome. The Pankey experience was light in the dark.” – Dr. Chul Oh, Republic of Korea

QUIDofPRO QUO hensive restorative plan. You will understand the nuances tooth preparation and tissue management. You will be able to begin development of complex treatments and seek specialty support with confidence. And, you will be equipped to complete a comprehensive, pre-clinical interview and codiscovery exam.

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Start the process of developing statements of collaboration with specialists. Engage in a pre-clinical interview and exam that is patient-centered and relationship-based. State your philosophy of practice as a result of being influenced by Dr. Pankey’s philosophy of dentistry. Develop a philosophically-based fee for complex cases. Under the expert guidance of our faculty, you will: Define the role of biologic width in restorative practice. Identify steps in managing tissue for impression making. Identify steps in executing an excellent impression for lab-fabricated restorations. Identify the role of the periodontist in developing complex restorative cases. Identify the role of the orthodontist in developing complex restorative cases. Differentiate between data gathering in an exam and creating a learning experience for patients. Be able to work up a complex case and create a sequence of treatment. Be able to prepare anterior and posterior teeth for a variety of full coverage restorations. Prerequisite: Essentials 3 47 AGD Lecture & Participation Credits Tuition includes lodging in The Pankey Lodge. Classes are Sunday 2:00 PM to Thursday Noon.

“E2 showed me a piece of the comprehensive dental puzzle that allowed me to connect with and treat my patients at a much higher level. E2 really ignited my enthusiasm for comprehensive dentistry.” – Dr. Marcie Bunch, Dallas, TX

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Beautiful dentistry is fun to deliver and is foundational to the success of any practice. We are very proud of the comprehensive nature of our aesthetics series and believe that for those practitioners who desire to excel and provide their patients with fine dentistry, which is both naturally beautiful and functionally predictable, this is an outstanding beginning. The Aesthetics Faculty are Dr. Gerard J. Chiche, Dr. James F. Fondriest, Dr. Thomas F. Trinkner, Matt Roberts CDT, Dr. Susan Hollar, Dr. J. A. Reynolds, Dr. Frank Shull Jr., Dr. Loyle D. “Buzz” Raymond, Dr. Lee Ann Brady, and Dr. Steve Ratcliff. These courses will give you tools you need to create smiles that are not only beautiful but functional and predictable. We cover smile analysis and design, material selection, direct and indirect restorations, photography, tooth preparation, lab communication, tissue management and implants in the aesthetic zone.

Aesthetics 1 (A1) Natural beauty from diagnosis to delivery This course will provide you with all the tools to diagnose, plan, prepare and deliver exceptional aesthetic dentistry. You will have the opportunity to work with masters who are well known in the aesthetic community and who also are grounded in the Pankey Philosophy. You’ll gain confidence as you participate in a wide variety of lectures, workshops, and hands-on experiential learning modules designed to help you down your path to success in the comprehensive practice. You will learn: Smile analysis and design The marriage of function and esthetics – the musts for successful cases Why photography is indispensible for aesthetic cases Hands-on clinical photography techniques Direct composite layering techniques for depth and beauty The “trial smile” direct composite mock-up Materials: essentials for adhesive dentistry, bleaching and new technology

QUID PRO QUO Hands-on veneer preparation and delivery: prep to seat Hands-on all-ceramic crown preparation Hands-on provisionalization

How to work with the ceramic artist

Soft tissue management for exquisite results

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Dr. Pankey’s philosophy of relationships, balance and creating missionaries for your practice Prerequisite: Essentials 1 or Continuum Level 2E 40 AGD Lecture & Participation Credits Tuition includes lodging in The Pankey Lodge. Classes are Sunday 1:00 PM to Thursday 1:00 PM.

Aesthetics 2 (A2) Advanced techniques for aesthetic mastery You have worked hard to develop the essential skills for your aesthetic cases. Things are going well and you would like to expand your knowledge to go to the next level. This course will give you the knowledge you are looking for. More exposure to esthetic masters will inspire you to new levels of excellence. You will learn: Principles for complex aesthetic cases Working with the ceramic artist, how to create a partnership Photographic excellence for lab communication Hands-on portrait photography Utilizing the additive-reductive wax-up Complex case issues: –Mixed restoration cases – veneers and crowns together –Treating the stained dentition –Treating tooth malposition when ortho is not an option Waxing made fun (even if you hate to wax) hands-on lab exercise Tooth preparation in the crowded dentition hands-on lab exercise The esthetic mock-up hands-on lab exercise Implants in the esthetic zone Provisionalizing the single anterior implant hands-on lab exercise Dr. Pankey’s philosophy of know your patient, know yourself, and creating a fair fee

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40 AGD Lecture & Participation Credits Tuition includes lodging in The Pankey Lodge. Classes are Sunday 1:00 PM to Thursday 1:00 PM.

in Bonded Porcelain T I Artistry U T Restoration for Dentists and Technicians with Pascal and Michel Magne Join Pascal Magne, DMD, MSc, PhD and Michel Magne, CDT for this unique course that will develop your ability to create the ultimate in esthetic restorations. This 4-day experience will give you the opportunity to interact on a very personal level with one of the premier dental-technician teams in the world as you learn the most current esthetic principles from design to delivery. The Magnes will cover: The principles of biomimetics The relationship of art and science to bonded porcelain restorations How to create a wax-up that is beautiful and functional Preparation design for optimal results Matrices that make your workflow more streamlined Creating provisional restorations for veneers that are trouble-free and magnificent in their beauty How to deliver bonded porcelain restorations effectively Prerequisite: None 42 AGD Lecture & Participation Credits Tuition includes lodging in The Pankey Lodge. Classes are Sunday 6:00 PM to Thursday 5:00 PM.

“The Pankey Institute is not just about gaining competence in new techniques. It’s about experiencing life-changing discussions, new challenges and innovative approaches in a supportive environment that will impact all aspects of dental practice – from the health and well-being of patients to the satisfaction and happiness of the professional team and its principal practitioner. Dentistry is fortunate to have a place like the Pankey Institute, where dental professionals can discover what they’ve been missing in terms of behavioral understanding, clinical competence, and vision.” – Dr. Thomas H. Risbrudt, San Clemente, CA 20

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Although conservative composite restorations can frequently be performed on same-day appointments, ultimate aesthetic and functional results often require effective diagnosis, treatment planning, and execution of restorations. A thorough comprehension of nature’s role modeling is essential to achieve a combination of longevity and beauty. A step-by-step procedural approach to solving day-to-day anterior direct restorative challenges will be presented. Dr. Fahl’s in-depth lecture will provide new insight in direct composite resin restorations and discuss elaborate techniques and improved materials that provide long-lasting, life-like results. He will share how to bring composite restorations to an art form by emulating proper form, color and function in a systematic and pleasurable way.

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Dr. Fahl will cover the necessary armamentarium, from instruments to restorative materials, for the predictable and stress-free realization of composite restorations. He will teach how to treat a complex anterior case with Composite Artistry through a hands-on experience that comprises the realization of seamless IV restorations, direct veneers, diastema closure, peg lateral build-ups, and rotated teeth. Participants will learn: Conservative treatment alternatives to anterior ceramic restorations The polychromatic layering technique to artistically mimic the natural dentition About several aesthetic composite restorative systems and their multi-faceted utilization in direct composite procedures Interdisciplinary approaches and form-function treatment planning for enhancing anterior aesthetics with composite resins Finishing and polishing techniques for achieving proper anatomy, function and an enamel-like appearance The rationale for enhancing operative effectiveness and practice income through direct composite procedures Prerequisite: None 40 AGD Lecture & Participation Credits Tuition includes lodging in The Pankey Lodge. Classes are Monday 8:00 AM to Thursday 6:00 PM.

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Our Bridging Courses from the Pre-2008 Pankey Continuum to the 2008-2009 Curriculum If you last took Continuum Level 1, you will take Essentials 2, then Continuum Level 2E, then Essentials 3 and 4. If you last took Continuum Level 2, you will take Continuum Level 2E, then Essentials 3 and 4. If you last took Continuum Level 2E, you will take Essentials 3 and 4. If you last took Continuum Level 3 or 3E, you will take Continuum Level 4. After completing Continuum Level 4, you may want to take Aesthetics 1, Interdisciplinary Team, or a number of other courses. Essentials 4 is also a recommended course to follow Continuum Level 4 as it provides new learning that bridges well to the Interdisciplinary Team course. Undecided? Call our Educational Resources Department at 1-800-4PANKEY to discuss which next course may be best for you. Our bridging courses, Continuum Levels 2E and 4, are described on the next page.

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Continuum Level 2E (C2E) – Altering Occlusion Function and Esthetics

Taking your practice from vision to reality — developing in equilibration and esthetic treatment planning

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This course focuses on how to undertake occlusional changes with confidence. Often, there is little understanding of how the occlusal changes will impact the function and parafunction of the patient. After C2E, you will have the ability to predictably alter occlusion through visualization and planning. We will also begin to look at your practice vision and how you communicate it. We’ll help you decide what your ideal practice looks like and lay out a plan that will bring you to the threshold of that vision. Living your dream practice will create happiness and satisfaction for you, your staff and your patients. We’ll also look at your communication skills. Are you welcoming patients or driving them away? How do patients perceive your office, staff and you? Communication is a critical part of having a spectacular and flourishing practice. Sample occlusal considerations covered: Is equilibration always a “take away” procedure? When is it contraindicated? Deciding whether equilibration, restorative or ortho is best When vertical dimension can be altered and when it must not be Lack of space at maximum intercuspation and opening vertical dimension Why composites break off and provisionals break loose How to know what changes the patient will tolerate before completing the case

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Prerequisite: Continuum Level 1 37 AGD Lecture & Participation Credits Tuition includes lodging in The Pankey Lodge. Classes are Sunday Noon to Wednesday 1:00 PM.

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Continuum Level 4 (C4) – Posterior Restorative Considerations The final stage of the restorative riddle and increasing case acceptance through communication While the solution to the technical riddle may be clearly and easily visualized, the behavioral one remains puzzling. In C4, we’ll focus on both riddles as we discuss occlusion, sequential treatment planning, comfortable, long-lasting posterior restorations, and how to make connections in a very real way between what you see and what the patient says, feels and experiences. The posterior considerations discussed in C4 represent the last piece of the technical riddle; understanding this will free you to begin solving the behavioral riddle to a higher degree and with greater confidence. In C4 we also will discuss personal and practice finance and investment. Having a financially healthy practice allows you the freedom to treat and diagnose patients in a way that not only addresses their needs but also their desires, too. Sample topics covered: Whether a condylar inclination of 20 degrees means safety in all movements How to start anterior guidance on the posterior teeth How to guide your practice in the direction you want it to go Planning for the future Helping patients understand and accept dental treatment Prerequisite: Continuum Level 3 37 AGD Lecture & Participation Credits Tuition includes lodging in The Pankey Lodge. Classes are Sunday Noon to Wednesday 1:00 PM.

“My journey through The Pankey Institute changed and enriched my life beyond anything I ever imagined possible.” – Dr. Mark E. Hyman, Greensboro, NC 24

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Mastering Occlusal Concepts (MOC) Gaining mastery and confidence in occlusion Review concepts and continue practicing occlusal appliance and equilibration techniques with the assistance of experts at The Pankey Institute. During this course, you will: Recognize and correct imperfections in the occlusal scheme on the universal flat-planed appliance. Recognize and understand the correlation between surface irregularities and interferences on the appliance and muscle release. Gain enhanced understanding of anterior guidance and its importance in a healthy occlusion. Understand crossover in relation to anterior guidance and condylar inclination. Be introduced to the Tanner appliance.

Understand the nuances of mixing and handling acrylic in order to achieve an extremely dense, strong, thin, smooth and highly polished final result. Understand and refine the skill of relining an appliance.

Be guided into discovering the importance of meticulous refinement of bite appliances. Have opportunity for interaction with faculty and fellow participants. Refine equilibration skills by hands-on experience with laboratory exercises. Prerequisite: Essentials 2 or Continuum Level 2E 30 AGD Lecture & Participation Credits Tuition includes lodging in The Pankey Lodge. Classes are Sunday Noon to Wednesday 1:00 PM.

"The Pankey Philosophy has allowed me to learn and experience dentistry the way I dreamed it should be.” – Dr. N. Bruce Blaum, Fairhope, AL 25

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Interdisciplinary Team (ID Team) for General Dentists and Specialists

Developing your interdisciplinary team for energy, synergy, confidence and results to work with other professionals is key in creating T ILearning U T the ultimate practice. Attend alone or attend with one or more of your interdisciplinary team members. This is an ideal class for general dentists to experience with one or more of their specialists. Join us to take your practice to the next level. We will: Create a vision of how your team will function together.

Gain experience in treatment planning complex cases together. Create statements of collaboration.

Understand how each member of the team needs to have a leadership role. Learn how to keep the patient engaged in long cases.

Review diagnostic and treatment pearls for predictable success. Discuss treatment sequencing the interdisciplinary case. Take a look at Dr. Pankey’s philosophy and how it fits your team. Prerequisite – General Dentist: Essentials 1 or Continuum Level 1 – Specialist: None 39 AGD Lecture & Participation Credits Tuition includes lodging in The Pankey Lodge. Classes are Sunday Noon to Wednesday 1:00 PM.

The Pankey Masters Experience with Irwin M. Becker, DDS Cased based examination of the most complex cases Join Dr. Becker and selected Pankey Scholars for a case based examination of the most difficult and complex types of cases. Multiple patient portfolios will be examined in detail and worked up to prepare the discerning participant for varying types of complex treatment planning. Case details and the personal stories that led to case acceptance will be reviewed. Specialists will be on hand to give input and offer their experienced opinions on challenging cases. You will learn the oral surgeon’s perspective of interdisciplinary care and treatment planning with orthognathic situations. Small group activities are planned so each participant can be challenged in a comfortable and facilitative environment. Dr. Becker will stay with the class each evening and share his innermost thoughts on dentistry, ethics and achieving a

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Digital Dental Photography (DDP) Embracing the power of technology This course is designed for the dentist, assistant and lab technician. Digital photography can propel your practice to the next level. Patients want to see results, and with photography, you can show them just that. But getting started isn’t always easy. Perhaps you’re in a quandary over digital camera selection, preparation for capturing images, image composition and capture, image management, or digital presentations to benefit the patient. You may even feel fairly adept but know there is still much to be learned. Dr. Steve Ratcliff, author of Digital Dental Photography: A Clinician’s Guide, has designed this course that covers all aspects of digital clinical photography. Each participant will be exposed to a complete system, from selecting the camera through utilizing digital images in treatment conference, post-treatment consultation, and internal marketing. This is a hands-on course, in which you may use Institute cameras for your photo sessions, or if you choose, your own camera. Topics covered include: Camera selection Capturing images

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Images for case presentation

Images for lab communication Prerequisite: None Bring your laptop computer with Windows 2000 or higher and ACDSee installed. Course length, credit hours, and tuition vary according to session.

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A 4-day focus course on business and personal financial planning for dentists and optionally their spouse or office manager course is offered in conjunction with Cain, Watters & T IThis U T Associates, and you will have one-on-one pension planning time with one of CWA’s expert consultants. Dentistry is your profession but it is also your business. You took on the roles of CEO (Chief Executive Officer), COO (Chief Operations Officer), and CFO (Chief Financial Officer) the day you decided to buy or build your practice. Business people look at numbers in two very different ways. One view is designed for external consumption by such groups as the IRS and stockholders. The second is designed to feed the internal brain of the business, the busy executives who must make the tough decisions regarding management and leadership. If your CPA has a primary focus on taxation, you may be considering data that blurs your vision about your business. Large corporations use the skills of a CMA (Certified Management Accountant) to create the internal information that you, as the CEO, COO and CFO need. This 3-day program will outline the creation of appropriate data tracking systems to assist and inform you about your business, and it will prepare you to make countless decisions necessary to create a thriving dental practice and retirement plan. It will give you skills in planning and the tools to automate the planning process. You also will learn about personal wealth accumulation planning and management. You will need to bring: Laptop computer with QuickBooks Pro or Premier software (current year) and data from your dental practice in QuickBooks From your accounting data computer, your chart of accounts, balance sheet, profit & loss report (last month, year to date, and last fiscal year), and payroll reports From your dental practice computer, production gross and net for each doctor, hygiene and associate (last month, year to date, and last fiscal year); collection gross and net (last month, year to date, and last fiscal year); total accounts receivable, and adjustment reports (last month, year to date, and last fiscal year) Other beneficial numbers to bring: personal and business budgets if you have them, retirement plan numbers and/or reports, college funding expectations, and life insurance numbers

Prerequisite – Dentist: Essentials 1 or Continuum LevelQUID 1 PRO QUO – Spouse or Office Manager: None 32 AGD Lecture & Participation Credits Tuition includes lodging in The Pankey Lodge. Classes are Wednesday 2:00 PM to Saturday Noon.

Team Development

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A seminar for you and your team — empowering leadership and creating community by learning together Partner together as a team to help your patients make healthy choices. Understand the dynamics of developing relationships and building trust. Grow together! Learn the art of discovering and sharing truth. Commit to a common purpose. Learn each team member ’s strengths and how each can contribute best. Learn and practice how to listen to understand and build relationships of trust. Learn how KNOW leads to YES. Learn to influence with enthusiasm and integrity. Announced Locations: Seattle, WA: Nov. 13-15, 2008 Atlanta, GA: April 16-18, 2009 Check www.pankey.org or call 1-800-4PANKEY for latest announcements. Prerequisite – Dentist: Essentials 1 or Continuum Level 1 – Staff: None 20 AGD Lecture Credits

“My team and I just completed the Team Development seminar. It is by far the best team seminar I have attended in 30+ years in dentistry. I have a team that is fired up and ready to move ahead with developing themselves and the practice.” – Dr. Jerry Zanni, Marblehead, MA

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The Pankey Scholar Program Achieving dreams together The Pankey Scholar program is intended for those who desire to continue their self-development by demonstrating the level they have achieved in philosophical understanding and application; behavioral relations with patients, staff, and others; clinical competency; and practice financial management. Completion of the program will not credit you with a degree utilized by other academic institutions, but your mature attitude and commitment will register with those associated with The Pankey Institute, who understand the value of this self-expression. In two sessions, you will be asked to demonstrate your understanding of your practice financial situation and prudent managerial decision-making. Staff issues and application of philosophical principles will be revealed through group discussions. You also will have the opportunity to display a portfolio of your excellent dentistry to the Scholar Panel. The second session will follow the first by nine months, to allow time for participants to complete individualized growth assignments based on the discovery of the first session. Each session is limited to six participants. Fluent understanding of the principles of comprehensive patient care, occlusion, interdisciplinary care and restorative dentistry, as taught at The Pankey Institute, will be afforded each participant. Participants will also receive the opportunity to demonstrate excellent intra-oral photography (slide or digital) and case documentation. Prerequisites: Completion of the most senior level courses and conference with the Education Department about your interest in the Pankey Scholar program Licensed dentist in good standing Written vision and mission statements Written position papers with all specialists and lab technicians you utilize Documented portfolio of comprehensively treated patients 80 AGD Lecture & Participation Credits Two 2-Day Sessions

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The Pankey Institute is a nonprofit organization in Key Biscayne, Florida that promotes optimal oral health care through advanced continuing education for dentists. Founded in 1972, it was the first institute of its kind and remains among the most prestigious, attracting dentists from 42 nations. Nearly 20,000 dentists and specialists have attended its courses and now serve millions of patients worldwide.

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Pankey-trained dentists report high satisfaction with their work and lives because they are educationally equipped, mentally prepared, and behaviorally practiced to provide superior dental care in collaboration with clients they have come to know well as individuals. The resulting outcomes are: High patient appreciation, loyalty and referrals High patient dental IQ and comprehensive treatment High competence to perform full mouth restoration High staff motivation, loyalty and happiness High personal happiness and fulfillment High income Those associated with The Pankey Institute are leaders who hold high the standards of technical excellence, caring concern, and professionalism in dentistry. The large visiting faculty of The Pankey Institute ensures exposure to a wealth of knowledge and familiarity with the realities of the processes used in achieving splendid results. We have purposefully created an engaging environment, where real life conflicts and problems are discussed in a risk-free atmosphere. Here, you will grow in understanding and also receive encouragement for implementation. Since our inception, we have believed and taught that growth and learning are a journey through a series of varied types of experiences. A varied, yet integrated, curriculum such as ours will lead you in an organized fashion, through a series of educational exercises that have been experientially verified to have significant impact on each person’s development. Investment in Pankey Institute education is a wise one. We have designed our courses so you can immediately utilize what you are learning, and we have an established community of support to help you apply newly acquired knowledge and skills in your own practice environment. You will have opportunity for ongoing contact with positive-minded friends and mentors who love dentistry and who love life.

Isn’t it time you started your journey at The Pankey Institute or encouraged someone else to do so? Call 1-800-4PANKEY.

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COURSE REGISTRATION

We’ll be happy to answer any questions you have and to register you for a course over the phone. Simply call our Educational Resources Department at 1-800-4PANKEY.

T I You Uthe option of registering online, by telephone, by Torhave fax by mail. Our secure website, www.pankey.org, can accept your information anytime, day or night. A $600 nonrefundable deposit is expected at the time you register for a course. Payment may be made by credit card (Visa, MasterCard, or American Express) or a check made out to The Pankey Institute, After your registration information is received online or by fax or mail, a member of the Educational Resources Department will contact you on the same or next business day to confirm your seat in the class. You will receive a statement 16 weeks before your course begins, requesting one-half of the tuition balance. The remaining balance will be due four weeks before commencement of class. Nine-month financing is available to pay for the remainder of the tuition after you have paid your nonrefundable deposit. You may make arrangements for financing by calling the Educational Resources Department at: 1-800-4PANKEY.

Cancellation Policy The Institute recognizes registrants may need to withdraw from a scheduled course. Should you have to reschedule the course due to extreme circumstances, contact us as soon as possible so we can to offer the opportunity to another student. Our cancellation policy permits one transfer if notice is received 90 or more days prior to the scheduled class date. Subsequent transfers are subject to administrative fees. Notification of withdrawal received within 45 or less days of a scheduled course will result in forfeiture of the original deposit. Notification of withdrawal within 8 to 14 days of the course may result in forfeiture of 50% of your paid tuition if your reserved seat is not filled by someone on our short-notice attendance list. Notification of withdrawal within 7 days of the course may result in forfeiture of 100% of your paid tuition if your reserved seat is not filled by someone on the short-notice list. The Institute reserves the right to cancel or reschedule any course as appropriate, with advance notification to registrants. In such an event, deposits may be refunded in full or transferred to a future course date. In no event shall the Institute be liable for any cancellation or change penalties assessed by airlines as a result of course date changes or cancellations.

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Pankey Institute Course Registration Form

Name: ________________________________ Address: ______________________________

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Fax: __________________________________ Email: ________________________________ Course Registering For: _____________________________________ Desired Course Date: ___________________ Alternate Course Date: __________________ What is the best time to reach you to confirm your registration? _______________________ A non-refundable $600 deposit is required upon registration to hold your position in your desired course. Check or Money Order Enclosed

Credit Card (Circle one: VISA MC AMEX) Credit Card Number: _____________________________________ Expiration Date: ________ V-Code: _______ Please mail this form to: The Pankey Institute One Crandon Blvd. Key Biscayne, FL 33149 Or fax it to: 305-428-5567 Thank you for registering! We will be contacting you shortly with confirmation. Please note our cancellation policy on page 32 of this document. The Institute provides all materials and equipment necessary to facilitate the learning experience. You will also be provided with a schedule and workbook containing exhibits, summaries, technical explanations and procedures, evaluation forms and problem solving exercises.

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