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GREATER COLUMBUS CONVENTION CENTER COLUMBUS, OH
T H U R S D AY
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General Information Special Events CE Courses At-A-Glance Thursday Continuing Education Courses Friday Continuing Education Courses Saturday Continuing Education Courses Online Continuing Education Courses Glass Ceiling Track ODA House Delegates Continuing Education Information Related Programs Speaker Bios Exhibitors Exhibit Hall Registration Information Hotels and Parking
#ODAAnnualSession Registration Form
2022 ODA Annual Session Committee Dr. Jay Resnick General Chairman Cleveland, Ohio Dr. Lauren Czerniak CE Chairman Toledo, Ohio Dr. Lori Fitzgerald Sr. Exhibit Chairman West Chester, Ohio
Dr. Mehrdad Safavian Columbus, Ohio Dr. Hongwei Wang Westerville, Ohio Dr. Najia Usman Medina, Ohio Dr. John Mahilo Columbus, Ohio
Mr. Brandon Simon OSU Dental Student Consultant Columbus, Ohio
Dr. Nanette Tertel Liaison, ADA Advisory Committee on the ADA Annual Meeting (CAM) Toledo, Ohio
Ms. Thimanthi Withana CWRU Dental Student Consultant Cleveland, Ohio
Dr. Evan Tetelman Liaison, ODA Dental Education and Licensure Committee (DELC) Cleveland, Ohio Office Managers, Front Office Staff & all other registrants. M=ODA/ADA Member Dentist; NMD=Non-member Dentist; S/O=Hygienists, Dental Assistants,
Dr. Steve Moore Jr. Exhibit Chairman Toledo, Ohio KEY to Fees:
Dr. Thomas Kelly ODA President and Liaison, ODA Executive Committee Cleveland, Ohio
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OHIO DENTAL ASSOCIATION
156th ANNUAL SESSION PLAN YOUR EXPERIENCE 2022 ODA ANNUAL SESSION CHECKLIST Step 1: Connect – Register for it! Register at www.oda.org or use the paper form at the back of this program Mark the dates out on your office calendar: September 15 – 17, 2022 Step 2: Learn – Research it! Review this program, which includes a full listing of all courses and events, and share it with your team Pick out the courses you would like to attend Check out the special events, including Exhibit Hall Events and The Bash! Step 3: Excel – Plan it! Book your hotel room – the Hilton Columbus Downtown Hotel is the headquarters hotel Plan your purchases in the Exhibit Hall with the more than 150 companies participating Follow the Ohio Dental Association on Facebook & Twitter #ODAAnnualSession
Register today and plan to join us in Columbus, September 15-17, 2022!
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General Information LOCATION
The 156th Annual Session of the Ohio Dental Association will take place at the Greater Columbus Convention Center (GCCC) complex, Columbus, Ohio at 400 N. High Street, 43215. The headquarters hotel is the Hilton Columbus Downtown Hotel, 402 N. High Street, Columbus, Ohio 43215, (614) 463-1234; the Hilton is connected to the GCCC. Most ODA Annual Session events and courses will be held in the GCCC or the Hilton. ODA staff will be onsite at the GCCC from Wednesday, September 14 through Sunday, September 18.
FREE CE COURSES
The ODA Annual Session registration fee includes the ability to earn 18 free CE credits, online. All free CE courses can be accessed online from September 19 – December 31, 2022. In addition to the online courses, attendees have the opportunity to earn CE credits while attending the Table Clinics in person on Friday in the Exhibit Hall. New this year, interactive sessions titled ODATalks will be offered in the Exhibit Hall. All of the online courses offered, as well as the Table Clinics, and some of the ODATalks, qualify toward the Ohio State Dental Board’s biennium licensure requirement.
SPECIAL NEEDS
If you have special needs and require accommodation to fully participate in the conference, please contact the ODA Annual Session department at (614) 4862700 prior to Annual Session, and the ODA Registration Desk located in the Greater Columbus Convention Center (GCCC) room A110 during the conference. The ODA complies with the
Americans with Disabilities Act requirements for accessibility for persons with disabilities.
TAX DEDUCTION
Deductions are permitted for educational expenses - including registration fees, transportation, meals and lodging. Check with your financial advisor for details.
MOTHERS' ROOM
The GCCC has a designated nursing mother room located on the Central Atrium. Family restrooms are located in Upper A-Pod (behind room A-210) and another in the Center Lounge restrooms near the South Café & Marketplace. These single-use areas are equipped with a seat, electricity and a lockable door. Mothers’ Rooms can also be used for personal medical needs.
MEDITATION ROOM
In an effort to support the holistic wellness of Annual Session attendees, the ODA and its Subcouncil on Diversity and Inclusion have created a space for meditation, reflection and/or prayer. The purpose of this space is to provide an accommodation for individual spiritual needs. The room is located at the Hilton Columbus Downtown Hotel, Mary Frances Merrill Room.
TWO-HOUR LUNCH BREAKS
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, most CE courses will break for two hours for lunch at various intervals between 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m., giving attendees the opportunity to spend time in the Exhibit Hall with no need to travel off-site for lunch – concessions and a dining area are located in the Exhibit Hall and in the main corridor outside the Hall.
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SEMINAR SEATING & COURTESY
Plan to arrive early: seating for all seminars is on a first-come, firstserved basis. Also, please set all electronic devices to “silent” during seminars. Seminar room locations will be on the Annual Session Mobile App.
ATTIRE
Business casual dress is recommended for the convention. Dress warmly, in layers, as meeting rooms tend to be cool.
COVID-19
Annual Session will follow all city, county, state and federal COVID-19 protocols and CDC policies in place during the 156th ODA Annual Session.
PHOTOGRAPHY RELEASE
Annual Session attendees grant permission to the Ohio Dental Association and their agents to utilize, in perpetuity, the attendee’s image or likeness in an effort to promote the Ohio Dental Association and its events or meetings. Attendees waive any right to inspect or approve the finished product or products and the advertising copy or other matter that may be used in connection therewith or the use to which it may be applied.
DISCRIMINATION/ HARRASMENT POLICY
The ODA has zero tolerance for any form of discrimination or harassment, including but not limited to sexual harassment by participants or our staff at any of our meetings or events – in person or virtual. If you experience harassment or hear of any incidents of unacceptable behavior, ODA asks that you
inform Suzanne Brooks, Director of Meetings & Conventions suzy@oda.org (614) 486-2700 ext. 14, so that we can take the appropriate action. The ODA onsite office is located in room A111 of the Greater Columbus Convention Center (GCCC). Unacceptable Behavior is defined as: • Harassment, intimidation, or discrimination in any form. • Verbal abuse of any attendee, speaker, volunteer, exhibitor, ODA staff member, service provider, or other meeting guest. o Examples of verbal abuse include, but are not limited to, verbal comments related to gender, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, religion, national origin, inappropriate use of nudity and/or sexual images in public spaces or in presentations, or threatening or stalking any attendee, speaker, volunteer, exhibitor, ODA staff member, service provider, or other meeting guest. • Disruption of presentations during sessions, in the exhibit hall, or at other events organized by ODA. All participants must comply with the instructions of the moderator and any ODA event staff.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
For Annual Session program information, call the ODA Annual Session department at (614) 486-2700. For hotel information and/or reservations, contact your hotel of choice directly.
Special Events
DON’T MISS OUT – Register for these special events early! Dinner with the Speakers 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Thursday, September 15 $75 per person Event Code E90 Have you ever wanted to sit down face-to-face with some of today’s leading clinicians? This is your opportunity! Join members of the ODA Annual Session Committee and some of this year’s speakers for great conversations and a wonderful dinner. Attendance is limited.
New Dentist Social: Denmark on High 9:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Thursday, September 15 FREE for dentists in practice 10 years or less Event Code E91 Sponsored by ODPAC
All dentists in practice 10 years or less are invited to attend the New Dentist Social. Meet up with your classmates and meet new colleagues at this premiere event designed especially for the new practitioner. The event features an open bar and appetizers, perfect for an after-dinner stop. Denmark on High is a Euro-style Cocktail Bistro located on the 2nd floor of 463 North High Street, right across the street from the main doors of the Columbus Convention Center. Free for new dentists and their spouses, but you must register to attend.
Morning Yoga 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. Friday, September 16 FREE with registration fee Event Code E92
Support provided by Bend Active Gather your team or come solo to a Deep Stretch Vinyasa class designed for all levels of expertise, presented by Modo Yoga. Modifications will be offered. This class is designed to loosen tight muscles and reduce strain on the back, neck, shoulders and joints. The breath work will also allow you to release stress and tension from the body and get you into your day feeling all-over relaxed, long and lean. Exactly what you need for tackling CE classes and a trek through the Exhibit Hall! Bring a mat if you have one. A very limited number of mats will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.
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The BASH! Featuring Kyle Primous and the K-Street Band
MATCH @ ODA Annual Session 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. Friday, September 16 FREE with registration fee Event Code E93
Presented by the ODA Subcouncil on New Dentists
9:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. Friday, September 16 FREE with registration Event Code E96 Great Music. Casino-Style Games. Good Friends. Convenient Bars. No Cover Charge. That pretty much says it! Don’t miss what is destined to be one of the most popular events of Annual Session. Come celebrate with live music by Kyle Primous and the K-Street Band along with gaming tables with your chance to win great prizes! Tickets are free, but you must register to attend.
Night at the Ballpark! 7:05 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Friday, September 16 FREE for dentists in practice 10 years or less, dental residents and dental students Event Code E95 Presented by the ODA Subcouncil on New Dentists All dentists in practice 10 years or less, dental residents and dental students are invited to watch Triple A Club the Columbus Clippers play the Omaha Storm Chasers at Huntington Park. Connect with new colleagues that represent the future of dentistry, while watching the future stars of the Cleveland Guardians and Kansas City Royals Major League Baseball (MLB) franchises. Free for new dentists, dental residents, dental students, and one guest, but you must register to attend.
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Interested in selling or buying a dental practice? Looking for an opportunity to become an associate or do you need to hire an associate? Join us for a unique event organized by the ODA Subcouncil on New Dentists, designed to help member dentists, dental residents and dental students who are looking for a job match up with member dentists who are preparing for a practice transition or looking to expand their practice. Registrants will be contacted by the ODA prior to the event to provide additional information that will enhance their participation in the matching. No outside companies, vendors or office staff members are permitted to participate and attendees are not required or guaranteed to make a “match” at the event. MATCH @ ODA Annual Session is free, but registration is required. Lunch will be served.
Callahan Celebration of Excellence Honoring ODA President, Dr. Thomas Kelly 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Friday, September 16 $95 per person Event Code E94 Bring your spouse and staff and join the celebration to honor Dr. Thomas Kelly and the 2022 Callahan Memorial Award Recipient, Dr. Domenick Zero, along with your outstanding colleagues at the Callahan Celebration of Excellence. The night starts off with an open bar reception at 6:30 p.m., and the event includes the presentation of the Callahan Memorial Award and the ODA Awards of Excellence. Established in 1920, the Callahan Award is an international honor named for Dr. John Ross Callahan that recognizes outstanding contributions to dentistry. The ODA Awards of Excellence recognize Ohio dentists and others who have made exemplary efforts on behalf of the profession. The awards include the presentation of the ODA's highest honor, the Joseph P. Crowley Distinguished Dentist Award. Black-tie optional, the cost also includes VIP entrance and two drink tickets to The Bash!
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New Dentist Opportunities
There are many choices of great continuing education courses and events for all dentists at the 156th ODA Annual Session. In addition to the wide variety of CE courses offered throughout the weekend, there are specific opportunities that have been designed especially for the new dentist. Take a look at what has been planned for our young colleagues.
EVENTS: Exhibit Hall Event
CUISINE + COLLEAGUES FROM AROUND THE WORLD Thursday, September 15 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. FREE with registration Event Code: E91
NEW DENTIST SOCIAL: DENMARK ON HIGH Thursday, September 15 9:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Exhibit Hall Event
HOPS & SHOPS Friday, September 16 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. FREE with registration Event Code: E95
NIGHT AT THE BALLPARK! Friday, September 16 7:05 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
FREE for dentists in practice 10 years or less Sponsored by ODPAC
FREE for dentists in practice 10 years or less, dental residents and dental students Presented by the ODA Subcouncil on New Dentists
Event Code: E92
Event Code: E96
MORNING YOGA Friday, September 16 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m.
THE BASH! FEATURING KYLE PRIMOUS AND THE K-STREET BAND Friday, September 16 9:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m.
FREE with registration fee Support provided by Bend Active
FREE with registration
Event Code: E93
Exhibit Hall Event
MATCH @ ODA ANNUAL SESSION Friday, September 16 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.
DARK ROAST AND DONUTS Saturday, September 17 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
FREE with registration fee Lunch will be served. Presented by the ODA Subcouncil on New Dentists
FREE with registration
$50 Discount on CE for New Dentists*
*See page 35 for additional detials.
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CE COURSES:
In addition to the 18 hours of free CE available online through December 31, 2022, check out these live continuing education courses designed for new dentists and offered only during Annual Session! Course Code: T18
WORKING THE LIFE-WORK BALANCE AND LIVING YOUR BEST LIFE Gina Dorfman, DDS Thursday, September 15 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-3 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 Course Code: F26
OPIOID USE, MISUSE, ABUSE AND ADDICTION: APPROPRIATE OPIOID AND NON-OPIOID PRESCRIBING Harold L. Crossley, DDS, MS, PhD Friday, September 16 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-2 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 This program meets the Ohio State Dental Board (OSDB) requirement of continuing education in opioid prescribing and addiction awareness. Course Code: F36
DENTISTRY: THE REAL WORD Panel discussion led by Dr. Amrita Patel Friday, September 16 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. CE Hours: 2 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-3 Fee: M - $0; NMD - $0 Course Code: S59
DENTAL COMPLIANCE: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW AS AN OWNER, ASSOCIATE OR DSODENTIST David J. Owsiany, JD Saturday, September 17 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. CE Hours: 2 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $0; NMD - $0 Support provided by the ODA Council on Membership Services
CE Courses – At A Glance THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2022
Course Code Track Speaker T10 CD/DM Tom Viola, RPh, CCP
Course/Event Title
Begins
Local Anesthetics, Vasoconstrictors and Clinical Dental Considerations
9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m.
T11 S/CD Dr. Najia Usman
The Pediatric Endodontic Patient: 9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Being Proactive Using Innovative and Conservative Pulpal Therapeutic Techniques
T12
An Update on Dental Ceramics
9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m.
T13 CD Judy Bendit, RDH, BS
Age Tastefully: How the Aging Process Affects Our Mouth
9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m.
T14 CD Dr. Dan Ward
Breathe New Life into Your Restorations: Incorporating Minimally Invasive Techniques and Bioactive Materials into Your Practice
9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m.
T15 S Dr. Judy McIntyre
CBCT Considerations in Endodontics: Related to Diagnosis, Management and Prognosis
9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m.
T16 M/BS/L Dr. Gina Dorfman
Leveraging Online Reviews in the Age of the Customer
9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m.
T17 DM Tom Viola, RPh, CCP
Every Dental Professional's Toolkit in Successfully Interpreting a Patient's Medical History
2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m.
T18 M/BS/L Dr. Gina Dorfman
Working the Life-Work Balance and Living Your Best Life
2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m.
T19
Using Bioactive and Innovative Materials Workshop
2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m.
CD
CD
Dr. Nate Lawson
Dr. Dan Ward
Ends
T20 S Dr. Judy McIntyre
Endodontics: A Full Review of Diagnosis, ER Management and How-To, A Hands-On Workshop 2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m.
T21 CD Dr. Nate Lawson
Materials and Techniques to Improve Posterior Composites
2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2022
Course Code Track Speaker F25 CD Various
Course/Event Title
Begins
Ends
Preventative Products Roundtable Breakfast 2022
7:15 a.m.
8:45 a.m.
F26 DM Dr. Harold Crossley
Opioid Use, Misuse, Abuse and Addiction: Appropriate Opioid and Non-Opioid Prescribing
9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m .
F27 M/BS/L Dr. Roy Shelburne
Do Dentistry, Not Prison Time: Clinical Records 9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m Prevent Criminal Records
F28 DM Tom Viola, RPh, CCP
Diabetes: Dental Consideration and Patient 9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Care Planning
F29 CS/CD Dr. Jeremy Horst Keeper; Judy Bendit, RDH, BS; Hayley Buckner, RDH, BS
Silver Diamine Fluoride and Other New 9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Advancements in Caries Control: The Newest Tools in Preventing Caries in a Post-Pandemic World
F30 CD Dr. Matt Nejad
Biomimetic Restorative Dentistry: Posterior Indirect 9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Restorations
KEY to Tracks: CD - Clinical Dentistry; DM - Dental Medicine; S - Specialty; M - Marketing; BS - Business Strategy; L - Lifestyle; CS - Community Setting
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CE Courses – At A Glance FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2022
Course Code Track Speaker F31 M/BS/L/CS Dr. Mindy Streem
Course/Event Title
Begins
Supporting LGBTQ+ Youth in Your Practice
9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m.
F32 CD
Dr. Dan Coleman; Dr. Paul Levi, Jr.; Shannon Nanne, RDH
Teaching Evidence-Based Plaque Removal 9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Techniques to Create and Maintain Dental Health: A Hands-On Workshop
F33
CD
Dr. Todd Davis
Predictability in Restorative Care
9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m.
F34
M/BS/L
Cassandra Kelly
The Caring Economy
10:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m.
F35 CD/S
Dr. Dan Coleman; Dr. Paul Levi, Jr.
Optimizing Non-surgical Periodontal 1:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Therapy Workshop
F36 M/BS/L
Dr. Amrita Patel & Dentistry: The Real World 2:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. Panel of Experts
F37
Cassandra Kelly
M/BS/L
Work/Life Integration Workshop for Female Dentists
Ends
2:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m.
F38 DM/CS Dr. Harold Crossley
The "New" Street Drugs and Their Impact on You, 2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Your Practice and Your Family
F39
Cracking the Code: Coding Essentials, CDT and ICD
M/BS/L
Dr. Roy Shelburne
2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m.
F40 CD Dr. Todd Davis
Occlusual Equilbration Workshop: Why, 2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. When and How
F41 CD Dr. Matt Nejad
Biomimetic Restorative Dentistry: Posterior Indirect 2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Restorations Workshop
F42
DM/S
Dr. Ashleigh Briody
ABC's of Oral Pathology
2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m.
F43
CD
Dr. Keith Norwalk
How to Use an EFDA in Your Practice
2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m.
Dr. Jeremy Horst Keeper; Judy Bendit, RDH, BS; Hayley Buckner, RDH, BS
Silver Diamine Fluoride and Other New Advancements in Caries Control: The Newest Tools in Preventing Caries in a Post-Pandemic World
2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m.
F44 CD/CS
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2022
Course Code Track Speaker S50 CD Dr. Keith Norwalk
Course/Event Title
Begins
Basic Implants -- Parts and Pieces Workshop
8:00 a.m. 12:00 a.m.
S51 CD/S
Optimizing Non-surgical Periodontal Therapy 8:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Workshop
Dr. Dan Coleman; Dr. Paul Levi, Jr.
Ends
S52 DM Dr. Larry Sangrik
Medical Emergencies in the Dental Office: 8:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Strategies for the Dental Team
S53
Healthcare Provider BLS Certification
DM
Central Ohio CPR
S55 S Dr. Betty Haberkamp
9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m.
Introduction to Sleep Apnea and Sleep Disorder 9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Breathing for the Dental Practitioner
KEY to Tracks: CD - Clinical Dentistry; DM - Dental Medicine; S - Specialty; M - Marketing; BS - Business Strategy; L - Lifestyle; CS - Community Setting
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CE Courses – At A Glance SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2022
Course Code Track Speaker S56 DM/S Dr. Purnima Kumar
Course/Event Title
Begins
Peri-Implantitis: A Chronic, Non-Healing Wound
9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m.
S57
Maneurvering the Dental Minefield
9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m.
M/BS/L
Dr. Roy Shelburne
Ends
S58 S Dr. Anita Gohel
Best Practices for Digital Intra-Oral, Panoramic and 10:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. CBCT Imaging: Radiography Review for Dental Assistant Radiographers
S59 M/BS/L David J. Owsiany, JD
Dental Compliance: What You Need to Know as an 10:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Owner, Associate or DSO-Dentist
S60 CD/S
Dr. Dan Coleman; Dr. Paul Levi, Jr.
Optimizing Non-surgical Periodontal Therapy 1:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Workshop
S61
S
Dr. Anita Gohel
CBCT Imaging: Interpretation and Applications
1:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m.
S62
S
Dr. Kevin Huff
Orofacial Pain: Relief for the General Practitioner
1:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m.
Course/Event Title
Begins
Preparing for a Safe Program and Review of Basic Community-Based Procedures
9/19/2022 12/31/22 12:00 a.m. 11:59 p.m.
ONLINE COURSES
Course Code Track Speaker O75 CS Dr. Homa Amini and Beth Noel, RDH
Ends
O76 CS Dr. Steve Beetstra Special Populations in Community Settings
9/19/2022 12/31/22 12:00 a.m. 11:59 p.m.
O77 CS
Dr. Kimberly Hammersmith, Health Considerations in a Community Setting Dr. Erin Gross and Dr. Janice Townsend
9/19/2022 12/31/22
O78 M/BS/L/CS
Eric Richmond, Esq. and The Law and Additional Considerations Dr. Paul Casamassimo
9/19/2022 12/31/22 12:00 a.m. 11:59 p.m.
O79 DM/CS Judy Bendit, RDH, BS
12:00 a.m. 11:59 p.m.
Fluoride is NOT Just For Kids: How Fluoride is Changing the Delivery of Care for Caries Patients
9/19/2022 12/31/22 12:00 a.m. 11:59 p.m.
O80 M/BS/L Christopher A. Moore, MA Managing Regulatory Compliance, OSHA and Staying Out of Trouble
9/19/2022 12/31/22 12:00 a.m. 11:59 p.m.
O81 CD Dr. Thomas M. Paumier Mastering Composite Restorations
9/19/2022 12/31/22 12:00 a.m. 11:59 p.m.
O83 CD Dr. J. C. Resnick
Where Do Post, Cores, and Full Coverage Crowns 9/19/2022 12/31/22 Fit in Today’s Age of Adhesive Dentistry and the ETT? 12:00 a.m. 11:59 p.m.
O84 CD Dr. Paul Goodman
Dental Nachos Presents: The Life Changing Impact of Dental Implants
9/19/2022 12/31/22 12:00 a.m. 11:59 p.m.
O85 M/BS/L Dr. Mehrdad Safavian
All About Huddles, Where Practice Management Leads to a Happy Team!
9/19/2022 12/31/22 12:00 a.m. 11:59 p.m.
KEY to Tracks: CD - Clinical Dentistry; DM - Dental Medicine; S - Specialty; M - Marketing; BS - Business Strategy; L - Lifestyle; CS - Community Setting
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CE Courses – Thursday 9/15/22 Course Code: T10
Course Code: T11
LOCAL ANESTHETICS, VASOCONSTRICTORS AND CLINICAL DENTAL CONSIDERATIONS Tom Viola, R.Ph., CCP 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
THE PEDIATRIC ENDODONTIC PATIENT: BEING PROACTIVE USING INNOVATIVE AND CONSERVATIVE PULPAL THERAPEUTIC TECHNIQUES AFTER TRAUMA AND GROSS CARIES Najia Usman, DDS 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants, Office Manager, Front Office Staff Management of odontogenic pain may be accomplished through a clinical approach that successfully incorporates intraoperative local anesthesia. However, improper and inappropriate use of local anesthetic agents has the potential to produce life-threatening, systemic adverse reactions. Thus, a thorough knowledge of the pharmacology and therapeutics of local anesthetic agents is essential for their safe and effective use. This program will provide participants with an overview of local anesthetic agents commonly used in dental practice. Special emphasis will be given to developing strategies and techniques essential to accurately identify the need for pain control, individualize patient care, and assess the efficacy of the local anesthetic agents administered. Learning objectives: • Explain the basic mechanism of action of local anesthetic agents. • Differentiate between the two major classes of local anesthetic agents with respect to their distribution, metabolism, adverse effects, drug interactions and contraindications. • Specify the various local anesthetic agent combinations most commonly used in dentistry and the rationale for their use in specific clinical situations.
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants The pediatric endodontic patient poses a challenge both in patient management and the status of root development. Dr. Usman has a philosophy of proactive treatment versus "waiting and watching" which will minimize untoward sequelae such as infection and discoloration of the tooth as well as facilitate an optimum and conservative, long-term restorative solution. Starting with a thorough understanding of diagnosis and the role of frequent recall, she will demonstrate the management of various patients who have undergone trauma or have gross caries which threaten the premature loss of the permanent tooth. A review of diagnosis and the various spectrum of pupal therapeutic techniques from apexogenesis to indirect pulp capping, modified apexification, and regenerative treatments. The clinical uses of various materials such as MTA, Endosequence bioceramics, Biodentine calcium silicate cement and collagen containing materials which have been demonstrated to have applications, will be compared. Some interdisciplinary time-sensitive treatments will be discussed such as decoronation and autotransplantation which involve other specialists such as orthodontics and oral-maxillofacial surgery and periodontics.
Learning objectives: • How to avoid the premature loss of a permanent tooth. • Discover the clinical use of various materials appropriate for the pediatric patient. • Better determine when to involve a specialist and which discipline is appropriate. Course Code: T12
AN UPDATE ON DENTAL CERAMICS Nate Lawson, DMD, PhD 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants 90% of crowns and bridges are now fabricated from a ceramic material, according to a report from one of the largest US dental laboratories. Ceramic materials do not handle the same as metal-based restorations and improper selection or handling can lead to premature failure. This course will teach you how to select and handle different types of ceramic materials that are currently used in dentistry that will be much less confusing than typical marketing rhetoric. The ability to bond these dental ceramics allows the practitioner to perform more conservative tooth preparations. As there are many different types of dental ceramics available (zirconia, lithium disilicate, porcelain, processed composite, etc.), determining the correct protocol for each type of ceramic can be confusing. This lecture aims to simplify the process of bonding ceramics and provide the clinician with a protocol that can be used to bond any type of dental ceramic. In this course, we will review the best clinical practices based on research studies
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conducted at the UAB School of Dentistry and provide pearls for you to take back to the office. Learning objectives: • Review the different types of dental ceramic materials available. • Learn strategies to adjust, polish and cut off ceramic crowns. • Classify the types of cements used for adhesive bonding. Course Code: T13
AGE TASTEFULLY: HOW THE AGING PROCESS AFFECTS OUR MOUTH Judy Bendit, RDH, BS 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants, Office Managers, Front Office Staff
Learning objectives: • Identify the difference between hyposalivation and xerostomia. • Recognize changes intraorally (attrition, wear, erosion…). • Evaluate in-office and home aides for patients’ home care protocol, including fluoride varnish, and more advanced toothpastes and gels. Course Code: T14
BREATHE NEW LIFE INTO YOUR RESTORATIONS: INCORPORATING MINIMALLY INVASIVE TECHNIQUES AND BIOACTIVE MATERIALS INTO YOUR PRACTICE
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants Minimally invasive techniques using bioactive materials can help make teeth last a lifetime. With the changing demographics of our population, it is important to use age-appropriate restorative materials. Xerostomia is a problem for patients taking multiple medications and results in demineralization of tooth structure. Bioactive materials help replenish calcium and fluoride ions restoring tooth integrity. Glass Ionomer restorative materials can serve as a therapeutic restorative material, reducing post-operative sensitivity and potential recurrent decay. Calcium releasing liners and bases provide a strong antibacterial effect, assist in dentin remineralization, and act as a protective barrier. Universal bonding agents simplify the bonding process and allow the dentist to use their preferred etching method. Composites with optimized nano-filler particles decrease wear, polymerization shrinkage stress and optimize optical qualities. Predictable class II restorations require specific skills and techniques to achieve reliable success. This course is an excellent way to improve your skills using advanced restorative materials. Learning objectives: • Utilize innovative new calcium releasing liners and bases. • Embrace bioactive restorative materials. • Select appropriate “Universal” bonding agents.
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants Support provided by Kerr An essential component of the diagnostic puzzle in endodontics is radiology. 2D radiographs have been helpful to aid in diagnosis and planning. However, teeth, like the human body, are 3 dimensional and limitations with 2D radiology exist. Ultimately, the use of 3D imaging / CBCT in endodontics is about avoiding surprises, assessing prognosis, and having the information to treatment plan cases most effectively for long-term restorative success. Studies have shown that endodontists change their treatment plan approximately 60% of the time when using 3D imaging vs. 2D imaging. Case presentations of 2D images along with CBCT scans (identifying significant splits/branches on canals that can be misinterpreted on 2D, assessing the number, shape and location of canals) to review & understand endodontic findings on 3D imaging as well as sharing treatment plan modifications based on the 3D information so as to minimize incomplete endos (CDT3332) i.e., entering and finding a crack/perforation, will be shared. 3D imaging also provides another diagnostic modality for more challenging patients (gaggers, special needs, etc.) and is a vehicle that can provide better patient communication by reviewing the scan with the asymptomatic patient.
A workshop accompanies this course; see Course Code T19.
Learning objectives • Understand how CBCT is a useful adjunct in addition to 2D radiology. • Understand how to convey the importance of CBCT to patients. • Understand how to review and analyze limited field of view 3D scans for endodontic applications.
Course Code: T15
A workshop accompanies this course; see Course Code T20.
CBCT CONSIDERATIONS IN ENDODONTICS: RELATED TO DIAGNOSIS, MANAGEMENT AND PROGNOSIS Judy McIntyre, DMD, MS 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
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Whether we like it or not, we are all getting older and having to deal with the consequences of aging. Food impactions, expanding restorations, temperature sensitivity, xerastomia, grinding, erosion are just a few of the many issues. This course looks at the contributing factors that will be affecting our aging patients and provides an opportunity to discuss their personal, and our professional dilemmas. We will chew on the facts and spit out potential solutions that will help us all age tastefully.
Daniel H. Ward, DDS 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Course Code: T16
LEVERAGING ONLINE REVIEWS IN THE AGE OF THE CUSTOMER Gina Dorfman, DDS 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-3 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants, Office Managers, Front Office Staff In this course, Dr. Dorfman explains how dentists can leverage online reviews to grow their practices. She will also share how to create a review acquisition strategy and how to be HIPAA compliant when responding to online reviews. Important topics such as why practices should focus on their online reputation, the impact that online reviews have on practice growth and patient acquisition, and how practices can ask for positive reviews will be covered. Learning objectives: • Discover which review sites are relevant in the present day. • Determine if it is important to respond to online reviews. • Understand why bad reviews are good for business, and how dentists can leverage negative feedback to grow their practices. Course Code: T17
EVERY DENTAL PROFESSIONAL’S TOOLKIT IN SUCCESSFULLY INTERPRETING A PATIENT’S MEDICAL HISTORY Tom Viola, R.Ph., CCP 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants, Office Manager, Front Office Staff What potential complications lurk behind the patient’s medical history that may impact dental treatment, alter treatment plans and perhaps even result in medical emergencies? Armed only with a summary of past and current disease states and a list of current
medications, will you be able to decipher the clues, solve the mystery and employ innovative treatment strategies to save the day? This program will provide practical tools every dental professional can use to assist them in interpreting the information about medications, supplements and substances of abuse contained in a patient’s medical history and understanding their impact on dental treatment planning and patient care. Discuss the medications, supplements and substances of abuse most frequently encountered on a patient’s medical history and their impact on dental treatment. Learning objectives: • Discuss the medications, supplements and substances of abuse most frequently encountered on a patient’s medical history and their impact on dental treatment. • Explore innovative treatment options available with injectable and topical anesthetics for managing pain in medically complex patients. • Identify the clinical signs and symptoms of undiagnosed systemic illness which may be present during routine oral examination.
and planning. In this presentation, Dr. Dorfman draws on her 17 years of running a busy dental practice while raising children and living her life to the fullest. This presentation is designed to show that we can shift from the mindset of getting stuff done to creating a life worth living, and reverse engineering life and work to make it work for you. You will learn how to gain control over your time and your team and create a profitable practice that can run itself; how to empower employees to take the initiative, make decisions, and solve problems; how to work fewer hours while growing your practice so you can achieve the life and business success you’ve always envisioned. Learning objectives: • Discover how to use your time effectively to work less and accomplish more. • Learn how to systematize your practice to give yourself the freedom to live your best life. • Discover how to reverse-engineer your long-term goals to build your dream practice that supports the life you want to live. Course Code: T19
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WORKING THE LIFE-WORK BALANCE AND LIVING YOUR BEST LIFE Gina Dorfman, DDS 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-3 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants, Office Managers, Front Office Staff Nowadays, being busy is the norm. When friends ask us how we are doing, we often instinctively respond with: “I am busy.” We like being busy because being busy means that we are making things happen and getting things done. Being busy makes us look good, and it’s easy – you just have to say “yes” to everything that comes your way. Being fulfilled, on the other hand, takes work. Being fulfilled and living your best life requires intention
USING BIOACTIVE AND INNOVATIVE MATERIALS WORKSHOP Daniel H Ward, DDS 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $245; NMD - $310; S/O - $175 Hands-on Workshop, Limited Attendance Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants Bioactive materials enhance the ability of the tooth to withstand the negative effects of demineralization. There are many new products available, and you will have the opportunity to try a number of them. You will place Class I, II, & V restorations and practice using a sectional matrix system that routinely gives ideal contacts with very little flash. There will be the opportunity to compare different bioactive liners and bases. Different calcium and fluoride releasing cements
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will be available as well. Following this workshop, you will feel comfortable selecting the bioactive materials that will work best in your practice. Learning objectives: Upon completion of this workshop, participants will gain confidence placing: • Therapeutic restorations for sensitive teeth. • Glass Ionomer sealants and restorations. • Ion releasing flowable resins and cements. A lecture accompanies this workshop; attendance in the lecture is preferred but not required to attend the workshop; see Course T14. Course Code: T20
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $245; NMD - $310; S/O - $175 Hands-on Workshop, Limited Attendance Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants Support provided by Kerr
Learning objectives • Understand how to convey the importance of CBCT to patients. • Understand how CBCT can help in the assessment of an endodontic case complexity. • Review use of 3D software for endodontic diagnostic and treatment planning functions. A lecture is a prerequisite to attend this workshop; see Course T15. Course Code: T21
MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES TO IMPROVE POSTERIOR COMPOSITES Nate Lawson, DMD, PhD 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants Posterior composite restorations remain the bread-and-butter procedure of many general dentists. Although this procedure may seem trivial, there are many clinical factors which lead to a long-lasting restoration, including diagnosis, isolation, caries removal, cavity preparation, use of liner, matrix and wedge placement, bonding technique, composite placement, and finishing and polishing. This course aims to review the techniques for each of these steps based on current evidence. Learning objectives: • Discuss treatment guidelines for interproximal caries and caries removal endpoints. • Discover materials and techniques to promote a long-lasting adhesive bond and create a well-adapted restoration. • Analyze matrix utilization and contouring instruments to achieve a tight and well-contoured contact.
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ENDODONTICS: A FULL REVIEW OF DIAGNOSIS, ER MANAGEMENT AND HOW-TO, A HANDS-ON WORKSHOP Judy McIntyre, DMD, MS 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
This workshop takes the components presented in the morning lecture and gives the participants a hands-on experience. Dr. McIntyre will review the elements of diagnosis and emergency management to effectively manage endodontic emergencies and cases. She will also demonstrate how she tackles endodontics daily – from access, through chemomechanical debridement, irrigation, cleaning and shaping and obturation.
CE Courses – Friday 9/16/22 Course Code: F25
PREVENTATIVE PRODUCTS ROUNDTABLE BREAKFAST 2022 Various Speakers 7:15 a.m. to 8:45 a.m. CE Hours: 1.5 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: $65 Limited Attendance Recommended Audience: Hygienists* Dental Hygienists won’t want to miss this innovative “nosh and learn” program just for them! Representatives from the leading preventative products companies will participate in this interactive session where attendees will be seated at tables for breakfast and company representatives will travel the room spending time at each table describing their newest materials and answering dental hygienists’ questions. Learning objectives: • Gain knowledge of new products on the market and how they benefit your patients. *Due to limited seating, only dental hygienists may attend this course. Course Code: F26
OPIOID USE, MISUSE, ABUSE AND ADDICTION: APPROPRIATE OPIOID AND NON-OPIOID PRESCRIBING Harold L. Crossley, DDS, MS, PhD 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-2 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants This three-hour program will discuss the addictive nature, abuse, and proper prescribing of opioids in a dental practice. For centuries opioids have
been used to control pain and suffering, but at what cost to us, our families, and our dental practices? What are our alternatives for controlling post-operative pain? Learning objectives: • Understand how to combine analgesics to maximize post-operative pain control. • Apply appropriate clinical use of the opioid and non-opioid analgesics. • Understand what a PDMP is and the regulations for the PDMP in Ohio.
no-nonsense team approach to record keeping could mean the difference between success and failure in the event of an action or challenge to your practice. And, it will result in maximum legitimate reimbursement.
This program meets the Ohio State Dental Board (OSDB) requirement of continuing education in opioid prescribing and addiction awareness.
Learning Objectives: • To understand that what you don’t know can hurt you and that ignorance is no excuse. • To learn to assimilate and maintain records that can both protect and defend. • Understand the necessity of due diligence and how to conduct record reviews and internal audits to ensure accuracy.
Course Code: F27
Course Code: F28
DO DENTISTRY, NOT PRISON TIME: CLINICAL RECORDS PREVENT CRIMINAL RECORDS Roy Shelburne, DDS 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
DIABETES: DENTAL CONSIDERATION AND PATIENT CARE PLANNING Tom Viola, R.Ph., CCP 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-3 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants, Office Managers, Front Office Staff
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants, Office Managers, Front Office Staff
Dr. Shelburne went to prison on August 20, 2008 and was released on May 14, 2010. He learned a series of lessons the hard way. There are ways to protect and defend a dental practice and to prevent what happened to him from happening to you. Know that if it’s not in your clinical record, you didn’t see it, you didn’t say it, you didn’t do it, it didn’t need to be done, and it doesn’t exist – from the legal perspective. To be prepared for any challenge the whole dental team must be careful, concise, complete, and diligent, not just the doctor; the whole team is potentially at risk. Learning and implementing this
While millions of Americans with diabetes have been diagnosed, a significant number remain undiagnosed. Diabetes and its co-morbidities remain a leading cause of death and their systemic complications have a significant impact on dental therapy. Would you know the symptoms if you saw them? This program explores diabetes, the arsenal of medications used in its treatment and the impact of both the disease and its treatment on dental therapy. Participants will explore patient management strategies essential for successful treatment planning and proper care of our diabetic patients. Special emphasis
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will be placed on the complex interplay between diabetes and the oral-systemic connection. Learning objectives: • Identify the different types of diabetes, including symptoms and differential diagnosis. • Review the classes of medications used in the treatment of diabetes and its comorbidities. • Describe the complex interplay of diabetes and the oral-systemic connection. Course Code: F29
SILVER DIAMINE FLUORIDE AND OTHER NEW ADVANCEMENTS IN CARIES CONTROL: THE NEWEST TOOLS IN PREVENTING CARIES IN A POST-PANDEMIC WORLD Jeremy Horst Keeper, DDS, MS, PhD, Judy Bendit, RDH, BS, and assisted by Hayley Buckner, RDH, BS 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Clinicians are reporting that the burden of dental disease has noticeably increased as a result of the lack of routine care, change in diet, stress and many other factors. This impact of the pandemic is real and will persist for some time. Being able to repair what needs to be restored, while putting out the fire, is of utmost importance. Please join us for this 3-hour workshop which focuses on the innovations and advancements in remineralization with emphasis on the newest technologies that will influence and change the delivery of care we provide to our patients, especially post pandemic. We will look at the progression of fluorides with a review of fluoride varnishes, SDF, Povidone-Iodine treatments and the newest product called Curadont Repair. If time permits, we will do some fun motivational interviewing on how to discuss these new technologies
Learning objectives: • Discuss current dietary challenges and medical challenges that place a patient at greater risk for caries. • Define the mechanism of action and benefits of Silver Diamine Fluoride and Curadont Repair. • Demonstrate the placement of SDF, Curadont and SMART on an extracted tooth. Protocols and techniques. Course Requirements: Please bring the following items to the course. • PPE - Each participant must bring a pair of gloves, mask and safety glasses. • An extracted tooth/teeth with decay; sterilize and bring in an autoclavable pouch. Note: This workshop is repeated. See Course F44. This combined workshop and lecture meets the Ohio State Dental Board’s (OSDB) requirement for Dental Hygienists and EFDA’s to place Silver Diamine Fluoride. Course Code: F30
BIOMIMETIC RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY: POSTERIOR INDIRECT RESTORATIONS Matt Nejad, DDS 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants, Office Managers, Front Office Staff This lecture provides a thorough introduction & overview of biomimetic dentistry with an emphasis on posterior indirect restorations. Learn how and why the biomimetic approach is the ideal way to restore the strength, function, and esthetics of teeth. The pillars of Biomimetic Dentistry include understanding the properties of natural teeth and applying a restorative technique that most closely mimics and restores these properties. Traditional preparation and retention principles are replaced in favor of techniques that develop extremely strong, durable
adhesion to tooth structure. This allows for conservative preparations which preserve intact tooth structure and preserve pulp vitality. This contrasts with the growing trend towards increasingly stiff restorative materials with excessive full coverage preparation requirements. Learning objectives: • Learn fundamental principles of adhesion including the influence of time, polymerization kinetics, and surface conditioning. • Learn how to select the ideal restorative materials to restore structurally compromised teeth. • Eliminate post-op sensitivity at the source. A workshop accompanies this course; see Course Code F41. Course Code: F31
SUPPORTING LGBTQ+ YOUTH IN YOUR PRACTICE Mindy Streem, DMD, MS, ABO 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants, Office Manager, Front Office Staff This program is meant to educate dentists and their teams as to how to treat the LGBTQ+ youth in a dental setting. As healthcare providers, we always want to make sure that the population that we treat feels comfortable and safe in our offices. This lecture will explain the many changes that are happening in our present youth and how to be a safe place in their world. Some points and questions that will be discussed are the following: Defining LGBTQ+ and a discussion of why pronouns matter. Understanding the many changes our patient population is going through. What does gender transitioning mean and how can I treat and respect my patients going through these changes? How can I, as a healthcare professional, understand the vulnerability of the LGBTQ+ communities? How can I make my office a safe place to be for all? How can I train and educate my staff to understand the needs of all our patients?
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CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $155; NMD - $255; S/O - $125 Hands-on Workshop; Limited Attendance Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs Support provided by Elevate Oral Care
with our patients with the greatest success.
How can I, as a healthcare provider, be a good role model in my office and in the community? Learning objectives: • Understand why pronouns matter in the LGBTQ+ community. • Discover how to make the dental practice a safe place for all patients. • Understand what gender transitioning means. Course Code: F32
TEACHING EVIDENCEBASED PLAQUE REMOVAL TECHNIQUES TO CREATE AND MAINTAIN DENTAL HEALTH: A HANDS-ON WORKSHOP Dan Coleman, DDS, MS, Paul Levi, Jr., DMD, and Shannon Nanne, RDH 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $155; NMD - $255; S/O - $125 Hands-on Workshop; Limited Attendance Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants This unique workshop is a combined hands-on and lecture course. We will answer the questions stated below and allow time for an open dialogue between the participants to share information and clinical experiences. The workshop portion will include an opportunity for the participants to use a variety of dental plaque removal devices including toothbrushes, interproximal brushes, dental floss, rubber tips and other aids. Learning objectives: • Discover what evidence-based chairside dental plaque removal technique recommendations patients should be offered to assist them in preventing/controlling dental diseases. • Learn how most dental diseases be prevented. • Discover what motivation strategies work best for patients.
Course Code: F33
PREDICTABILITY IN RESTORATIVE CARE Todd C. Davis, DDS 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants This course will present what is involved in delivering restorative care that not only looks beautiful but has the longevity that patients deserve. Participants will learn how to provide restorative care that lasts with predictability. They will learn what it takes to become confident in delivering excellent restorative dentistry. Learning objectives: • Understand what is involved in providing beautiful and predictable dentistry. • Become confident in delivering excellent restorative dentistry. • Discover how to provide long-lasting restorative care. A workshop accompanies this course; see Course Code F40. Course Code: F34
THE CARING ECONOMY Cassandra Kelly 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. CE Hours: 2 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-3 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants, Office Manager, Front Office Staff Today’s world calls on each one of us to provide various perspectives to each of our roles – the compassionate health care provider; the pragmatic problem solver, the juggler of work-life balance, or the even-tempered coworker and boss. Join Cassandra as she discusses how we can best prepare to set and exceed our own expectations in ever-changing environments. Learning objectives: • Understand the concept of deserving your employees. • Discover the value of diverse perspectives.
• Better determine personal expectations when dealing with difficult situations. Course Code: F35
OPTIMIZING NON-SURGICAL PERIODONTAL THERAPY WORKSHOP Dan Coleman, DDS, MS and Paul Levi, Jr., DMD 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. CE Hours: 4 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $275; NMD - $375; S/O - $275 Hands-on Workshop; Limited Attendance Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants This workshop will highlight the current concepts and techniques for providing effective non-surgical management of periodontal diseases in both a lecture and hands-on format. The etiology of periodontal diseases along with skills to help motivate patients to control dental plaque will be briefly reviewed with an understanding that periodontalperi-implant diseases are systemic. Diagnostic techniques for accurate probing measurements and calculus detection will be discussed coupled with the hands-on use of a novel dental model with a stimulated attachment apparatus. The rationale of periodontal hand instrumentation will be presented with hands-on experience using a universal curette and Gracey curettes. Hands-on experience in instrument sharpening using diamond sharpening cards will be provided. The theory and use of magnetostrictive and piezoelectric ultrasonics will be presented with handson exercises using a variety of tips. The emerging role and use of air polishing with the latest agents and supragingival and subgingival tips will be presented along with the opportunity to use air polishing in the Exhibit Hall. The effective sequencing of appointments for initial periodontal therapy and the development of an effective maintenance program will be discussed. Learning objectives: • Improve skills in calculus detection and hand instrument sharpening. • Learn how to improve accuracy in periodontal pocket measurement.
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• Develop a protocol for comprehensive Phase I non-surgical periodontal therapy and for creating an effective maintenance program. This workshop is repeated; see Course Codes S51 and S60. Course Code: F36
DENTISTRY: THE REAL WORD Panel discussion led by Dr. Amrita Patel 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. CE Hours: 2 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-3 Fee: M - $0; NMD - $0 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Dental Residents, Dental Students
Learning objectives: • Understand more about the advantages of membership in organized dentistry. • Network with seasoned dentists and leaders. • Discover volunteer opportunities within organized dentistry. Course Code: F37
WORK/LIFE INTEGRATION WORKSHOP FOR FEMALE DENTISTS Cassandra Kelly 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. CE Hours: 2 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-3 Fee: M - $125; NMD - $125 Limited Attendance Recommended Audience: Dentists
Learning objectives: • Understand the value of networking with other dentists. • Discover tools to improve work/life balance. • Understand the value of setting a destination before developing a strategy. Course Code: F38
THE “NEW” STREET DRUGS AND THEIR IMPACT ON YOU, YOUR PRACTICE AND YOUR FAMILY Harold L. Crossley, DDS, MS, PhD 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants, Office Manager, Front Office Staff The dental team is in a unique position providing dental care to a patient population that may be regular users or experimenting with mood-altering drugs. What are some warning signs of adolescent substance abuse? What are some warning signs of substance abuse among our patients? This seminar illustrates what is available on the street and the effects of those drugs on our children and our patients. Learning objectives: • Understand the meaning of “lean,” whippets,” “parachuting,” “bath salts,” “Spice Diamond / Spice Gold, “ and more. • Recognize oral manifestations of substance abuse and what medications to avoid with the suspected drugabusing patient. • Understand the new cannabis and how it differs from 30 years ago.
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CRACKING THE CODE: CODING ESSENTIALS, CDT AND ICD Roy Shelburne, DDS 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-3 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants, Office Manager, Front Office Staff CDT Codes are changing at an unprecedented rate and ICD-10 is completely new to many practices. In the CDT, over 175 additions, deletions, and modifications have occurred over the past 3 years. ICD-10 is a new medical coding system that became mandatory on October 1, 2016 for medical payers. Many practices are unaware that medical plans will reimburse dentists for necessary treatment. Remaining current is essential for maximum reimbursement, and documentation that supports the treatment is paramount. This course will provide the most current information regarding these most recent CDT coding changes and will identify those services that could qualify for medical plan reimbursement. The information is designed to maximize legitimate reimbursement, leaving no money on the table. There are many new strategies that will directly affect reimbursement and the bottom line. Move your practice to the next level by arming the doctor and staff with the latest coding information. Learning objectives: • To assess if you are losing money because you are using old codes to file insurance claims and/or not utilizing optimized medical coding for medical reimbursement. • To provide the latest dental coding information on CDT and ICD. • To equip the practice to obtain maximum legitimate reimbursement.
Join this intimate workshop designed for female dentists where “Girl Chat” will be theme of the afternoon. In this current day environment where we have normalized seeing women do amazing
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Being a leader is about more than just meetings and events. Here is your opportunity to interact with and learn from doctors who are leaders not just in organized dentistry, but also in their communities. Interested in different practice settings? Have questions about work-life balance? Want to know what to look for in a mentor? Here is your chance to get your questions answered in real time!
things, no topic will be off limits as we work through the complexities women bosses, women business owners and women leaders face each day. Refreshments will be served.
Course Code: F40
OCCLUSAL EQUILIBRATION WORKSHOP: WHY, WHEN AND HOW Todd C. Davis, DDS 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $245; NMD - $310; S/O - $175 Hands-on Workshop; Limited Attendance Recommended Audience: Dentists This workshop provides hands-on exercises to help participants learn the principles and skills involved with occlusal equilibration. Participants will feel more
confident in being able to help their patients who need occlusal therapy. Attendance limited to 20 dentists. Learning objectives: • Understand the reasons why and when occlusal equilibration is needed. • Confidently treat patients who need occlusal therapy. • Understand the principles and skills involved with occlusal equilibration. A lecture accompanies this workshop; see Course F33.
Course Code: F41
BIOMIMETIC RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY: POSTERIOR INDIRECT RESTORATIONS WORKSHOP Matt Nejad, DDS 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $245; NMD - $310; S/O - $175 Hands-on Workshop; Limited Attendance Recommended Audience: Dentists, EFDAs, Assistants Building on the morning lecture (see Course Code F30), this workshop
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provides the opportunities for attendees to practice the following exercises: Polymerization shrinkage and stress; immediate dentin sealing & resin coating; restorative foundation (build-up); deep margin elevation; and restoration conditioning and cementation. Learning objectives: • Learn techniques to increase bond strength to dentin by 400+% with immediate dentin sealing. • Learn biomimetic preparation, conditioning, and cementation protocol for indirect restorations. • Learn how to maximize the bond to your restorations. A lecture is a prerequisite to attend this workshop; see Course Code F30. Course Code: F42
ABC’S OF ORAL PATHOLOGY Ashleigh Briody, DDS, MS 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
After a brief head and neck exam review, this course will cover common entities in oral pathology. Similar entities will be presented side by side, with differences shown to emphasize how to tell them apart. Discussion will include how to recognize precancerous lesions, malignancies, and immune-mediated diseases, as well as when to treat, how to treat, and when to refer. The session also includes common radiographic findings with comparisons and interesting cases, going more in depth regarding common pathoses and treatment options. Learning objectives: • Confidently perform a head and neck/ oral cancer screening exam. • Differentiate benign lesions from precancerous and malignant lesions. • Recognize key features that will help tell similar-appearing conditions apart.
HOW TO USE AN EFDA IN YOUR PRACTICE Keith Norwalk, DDS 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants, Office Managers, Front Office Staff The Expanded Function Dental Auxiliary (EFDA) if utilized correctly can 1) make your practice twice as efficient, 2) save the practitioner valuable time to perform other procedures such as endodontics, prosthetics, oral surgery, implants, etc., 3) streamline scheduling, and 4) cut downtime between visits to complete a treatment plan. These well-trained individuals are some of the most valuable assets to a dental practice today. Oh, by the way – your bottom line will reflect just how valuable these team members are.
change in diet, stress and many other factors. This impact of the pandemic is real and will persist for some time. Being able to repair what needs to be restored, while putting out the fire, is of utmost importance. Please join us for this 3-hour workshop which focuses on the innovations and advancements in remineralization with emphasis on the newest technologies that will influence and change the delivery of care we provide to our patients, especially post pandemic. We will look at the progression of fluorides with a review of fluoride varnishes, SDF, Povidone-Iodine treatments and the newest product called Curadont Repair. If time permits, we will do some fun motivational interviewing on how to discuss these new technologies with our patients with the greatest success.
Learning objectives: • Understand what an EFDA is. • Recognize the steps to integrating an EFDA into your practice. • Understand what a typical day would be like using an EFDA.
Learning objectives: • Discuss current dietary challenges and medical challenges that place a patient at greater risk for caries. • Define the mechanism of action and benefits of Silver Diamine Fluoride and Curadont Repair. • Demonstrate the placement of SDF, Curadont and SMART on an extracted tooth. Protocols and techniques.
Course Code: F44
Course Requirements: Please bring the following items to the course.
SILVER DIAMINE FLUORIDE AND OTHER NEW ADVANCEMENTS IN CARIES CONTROL: THE NEWEST TOOLS IN PREVENTING CARIES IN A POST-PANDEMIC WORLD Jeremy Horst Keeper, DDS, MS, PhD, Judy Bendit, RDH, BS, assisted by Hayley Buckner, RDH, BS 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $155; NMD - $255; S/O - $125 Hands-on Workshop; Limited Attendance Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs Support provided by Elevate Oral Care
• PPE - Each participant must bring a pair of gloves, mask and safety glasses. • An extracted tooth/teeth with decay; sterilize and bring in an autoclavable pouch. Note: This workshop is repeated. See Course F29. This combined workshop and lecture meets the Ohio State Dental Board’s (OSDB) requirement for Dental Hygienists and EFDA’s to place Silver Diamine Fluoride.
Clinicians are reporting that the burden of dental disease has noticeably increased as a result of the lack of routine care,
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CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants
Course Code: F43
CE Courses – Saturday 9/17/22 Course Code: S50
BASIC IMPLANTS – PARTS AND PIECES WORKSHOP Keith Norwalk, DDS 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. CE Hours: 4 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $165; NMD - $265; S/O - $135 Hands-on Workshop; Limited Attendance Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants Implants have become the gold standard for replacing missing teeth. Why then do still only less than 40% of dental offices provide this service? Do we need a hardware store in our offices to do them? Statistics show that ALL dental practices will see patients who have implants. This workshop is designed to help individuals understand basic placement procedures and usage of instrumentation. Learning objectives: • Understand the mechanics behind implants. • Recognize the importance of implants as a choice for patients. • Be more comfortable with implant placement and restorative process. Course Code: S51
OPTIMIZING NON-SURGICAL PERIODONTAL THERAPY WORKSHOP Dan Coleman, DDS, MS and Paul Levi, Jr., DMD 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. CE Hours: 4 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $275; NMD - $375; S/O - $275 Hands-on Workshop; Limited Attendance Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants This workshop will highlight the current concepts and techniques for providing effective non-surgical management of periodontal diseases in both a lecture and hands-on format. The etiology of periodontal diseases along with skills
to help motivate patients to control dental plaque will be briefly reviewed with an understanding that periodontalperi-implant diseases are systemic. Diagnostic techniques for accurate probing measurements and calculus detection will be discussed coupled with the hands-on use of a novel dental model with a stimulated attachment apparatus. The rationale of periodontal hand instrumentation will be presented with hands-on experience using a universal curette and Gracey curettes. Hands-on experience in instrument sharpening using diamond sharpening cards will be provided. The theory and use of magnetostrictive and piezoelectric ultrasonics will be presented with handson exercises using a variety of tips. The emerging role and use of air polishing with the latest agents and supragingival and subgingival tips will be presented along with the opportunity to use air polishing in the Exhibit Hall. The effective sequencing of appointments for initial periodontal therapy and the development of an effective maintenance program will be discussed. Learning objectives: • Improve skills in calculus detection and hand instrument sharpening. • Learn how to improve accuracy in periodontal pocket measurement. • Develop a protocol for comprehensive Phase I non-surgical periodontal therapy and for creating an effective maintenance program. This workshop is repeated; see Course Codes F35 and S60. Course Code S52
MEDICAL EMERGENCIES IN THE DENTAL OFFICE: STRATEGIES FOR THE DENTAL TEAM Larry J. Sangrik, DDS 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. CE Hours: 4 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $100; NMD - $165; S/O- $81
Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants, Office Managers, Front Office Staff Medical emergencies occurring in the dental office can be stressful and frightening, not only for the patient, but also for the entire dental team. This course is designed for dentists and staffs to develop strategies to prevent, identify and respond to medical problems including syncope, allergic problems, cardiovascular abnormalities and respiratory distress. Emphasis will be placed on preparing your team in advance of a crisis to minimize its potential impact. Although dentists or staff will benefit by attending individually, the greatest gain is achieved when the dental team attends together. A bound emergency manual, a duty card, and a handout that follows the lecture will be provided to each attendee at the beginning of the course. Learning objectives: • Develop strategies to prevent, identify and respond to medical problems. • Meet the Ohio State Dental Board’s auxiliary educational criteria for Medical Emergencies in the Dental Office. • Be prepared to minimize a crisis’ potential impact. Note: This course meets the Ohio State Dental Board’s criteria for dental hygienists and general supervision. Course Code S53
HEALTHCARE PROVIDER BLS CERTIFICATION Central Ohio CPR 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 Limited Attendance Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants, Office Managers, Front Office Staff
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Receive your 2-year certification for CPR following the American Heart Association Guidelines for healthcare professionals. Learn how to recognize and respond to life-threatening emergencies such as cardiac arrest, respiratory arrest, and foreign-body airway obstruction. Recognize heart attack and stroke in adults and breathing difficulty in children and learn skills of CPR for victims of all ages (including ventilation with barrier devices and bag-mask devices) as well as demonstrate the use of an automated external defibrillator (AED). Fees collected for this class do not necessarily represent revenue for the American Heart Association. This course also qualifies as recertification if you have a current AHA 2-year healthcare provider certification. Learning objectives: • Complete requirements to be certified.
Course Code S55
INTRODUCTION TO SLEEP APNEA AND SLEEP DISORDER BREATHING FOR THE DENTAL PRACTITIONER Betty Haberkamp, DDS 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O- $71 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants, Office Managers, Front Office Staff This course will take you through understanding the basics of sleep disorder breathing and both screening and identifying signs and symptoms in your patients. I will help you discover what information is relevant to decipher from a sleep study. We will also cover when a mandibular advancement device is appropriate treatment, along with steps in evaluation and basics of design, and conclude with regulations in the state of Ohio for diagnosis and treatment.
Course Code S56
PERI-IMPLANTITIS: A CHRONIC, NON-HEALING WOUND Purnima Kumar, DDS 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O- $71 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants Dental implants replace missing teeth in at least 100 million people, yet over one million implants fail every year due to peri-implantitis, a bacterially induced inflammatory disease. Our ability to treat peri-implantitis is hampered by a paucity of information on host-microbiome interactions that underlie the disease. By characterizing molecular events at the mucosal-microbial interface in the peri-implant crevice, we discovered an active peri-implant microbiome surrounding healthy implants. Microbial genes regulate human genes encoding cell development, metabolism, morphogenesis, adhesion, gap junctions, cell-cell signaling and immunoinflammatory pathways, suggesting a role for commensals in protecting epithelial integrity. In disease, we discovered that microbial dysbiosis in the peri-implant sulcus promotes abandonment of hostbacterial transactions that dictate health and instead drives a move towards chronic programming of a non-healing wound. Learning objectives: • Understand host-microbiome interactions. • Identify peri-implantitis as a source of implant failures. • Understand the role of commensals in protecting epithelial integrity.
Course Code: S57
MANEUVERING THE DENTAL MINEFIELD Roy Shelburne, DDS 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-3 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants, Office Manager, Front Office Staff When the practice is paid rapidly and appropriately, things are good; however, when there are delays, denials, and requests for additional information, things are not quite so good. Mistakes can be devastating to the practice. During the investigation as well as in the preparation for and during Dr. Shelbourne’s trial it became apparent that the practice’s billing and coding systems were faulty. Dr. Shelburne now educates others so that they can bill and code appropriately. His message is that it is possible to implement systems that can form a proactive defensive systemic approach that will result in maximum legitimate reimbursement. To be prepared for this challenge the team must be careful, concise, complete, and diligent. Learning and implementing this approach will result in higher reimbursement while reducing the risk associated with the coding piece of the practice. If the deficiencies in your systems are ignored both doctor and staff are at risk. Learning objectives: • To recognize the dangers in coding improperly and benefits of coding properly. • To know the most misused codes and how to avoid the usual errors. • To be able to develop systems that result in timely payment. Course Code S58
BEST PRACTICES FOR DIGITAL INTRA-ORAL, PANORAMIC AND CBCT IMAGING: RADIOGRAPHY REVIEW FOR DENTAL ASSISTANT RADIOGRAPHERS Anita Gohel, BDS, PhD 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
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Note: This course fulfills the Ohio State Dental Board’s CPR requirement for hygienists, expanded function dental auxiliaries, and dental assistants. For licensure and/or registration, hygienists and EFDAs must have proof of CPR certification.
Learning objectives: • Describe demographics and comorbidities of SDB-Sleep Disorder Breathing and techniques to identify patients at risk. • Be able to perform a comprehensive sleep interview and dental sleep medicine examination. • Understand informed consent of oral appliance treatment.
CE Hours: 2 OSDB Format A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants Intraoral periapical and bitewings along with panoramic radiographs are the most common imaging modalities in a dental practice. Participants will learn steps to obtain the ideal intra-oral and panoramic images. Using a case-based approach, placement and exposure errors will be discussed. Learning objectives: • Learn effective sensor placement and patient management. • Understand the steps for an optimal panoramic radiograph. • Self-assess radiographic errors and steps to correct them. Note: This course meets the 2-hour radiography review required by the Ohio State Dental Board (OSDB) for dental assistant radiographers. Course Code: S59
DENTAL COMPLIANCE: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW AS AN OWNER, ASSOCIATE OR DSODENTIST David J. Owsiany, JD 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. CE Hours: 2 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $0; NMD - $0 Recommended Audience: Dentists Support provided by the ODA Council on Membership Services Is your practice compliant? Is your license at risk for discipline or penalties? Whether you have an independently owned, or a DSO-affiliated practice, join your colleagues for an innovative program exploring the challenges and opportunities facing dentists. ODA Executive Director David Owsiany, JD will discuss fundamental responsibilities of licensed dentists along with tips on practicing as an employee dentist. As regulations are added, the complexities of dentistry change. In order to remain efficient, ethical and compliant, you need to know the new rules. Every dentist is responsible for being compliant with
regulations. If you aren’t constantly monitoring how the goalpost is moving, you are probably out of compliance somewhere! These are the ”need–toknow” rules and regulations for all practicing dentists. Learning Objectives: • Learn how to minimize your exposure to liability and regulatory jeopardy. • Discover the latest updates to Ohio’s dental laws and regulations. • Learn about the most common legal pitfalls that affect dental practices and how to avoid them. Course Code: S60
OPTIMIZING NON-SURGICAL PERIODONTAL THERAPY WORKSHOP Dan Coleman, DDS, MS and Paul Levi, Jr., DMD 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. CE Hours: 4 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $275; NMD - $375; S/O - $275 Hands-on Workshop; Limited Attendance Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants This workshop will highlight the current concepts and techniques for providing effective non-surgical management of periodontal diseases in both a lecture and hands-on format. The etiology of periodontal diseases along with skills to help motivate patients to control dental plaque will be briefly reviewed with an understanding that periodontalperi-implant diseases are systemic. Diagnostic techniques for accurate probing measurements and calculus detection will be discussed coupled with the hands-on use of a novel dental model with a stimulated attachment apparatus. The rationale of periodontal hand instrumentation will be presented with hands-on experience using a universal curette and Gracey curettes. Hands-on experience in instrument sharpening using diamond sharpening cards will be provided. The theory and use of magnetostrictive and piezoelectric ultrasonics will be presented with handson exercises using a variety of tips. The emerging role and use of air polishing with the latest agents and supragingival
and subgingival tips will be presented along with the opportunity to use air polishing in the exhibit hall. The effective sequencing of appointments for initial periodontal therapy and the development of an effective maintenance program will be discussed. Learning objectives: • Improve skills in calculus detection and hand instrument sharpening. • Learn how to improve accuracy in periodontal pocket measurement. • Develop a protocol for comprehensive Phase I non-surgical periodontal therapy and for creating an effective maintenance program. This workshop is repeated; see Course Codes F35 and S51. Course Code S61
CBCT IMAGING: INTERPRETATION AND APPLICATIONS Anita Gohel, BDS, PhD 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format: A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants CT has transformed the practice of dentistry. This course will address recent advances in CBCT imaging and how to incorporate these into the dental practice for optimal patient care. This course will address recent advances in imaging and how to incorporate these into the dental practice for optimal patient care. The technology as well as the practical uses of CBCT for improving diagnosis and treatment planning in various fields of dentistry will also be discussed. A case-based approach will be used to methodically review radiographic findings. The presentation will include 3-D illustrated case presentations, discussions, and interactive CBCT interpretations. Learning objectives: • Understand the basic principles and current guidelines for use of CBCT. • Identify normal anatomical structures, common abnormalities and incidental findings.
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• Application of CBCT imaging for various dental procedures including implants, endodontics, airway and TMJ analysis. Course Code S62
OROFACIAL PAIN: RELIEF FOR THE GENERAL PRACTITIONER Kevin D. Huff, DDS, MAGD, DABOP 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. CE Hours: 3 OSDB Format A-1, Category B-1 Fee: M - $90; NMD - $155; S/O - $71 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants, Office Managers, Front Office Staff Orofacial Pain (OFP) is the ADArecognized specialty of dentistry that encompasses the diagnosis, management and treatment of pain disorders of the jaw, mouth, face and associated regions that typically fall in the nebulous
zone between dentistry and medicine. Unfortunately, more than two out of ten people suffer from at least one of six types of orofacial pain, and approximately 12 million adults in the United States have pain related to temporomandibular disorders that are inadequately managed by conventional dental therapeutic approaches. An individual may have more than one form of TMJ disorders and may also have overlapping conditions, such as migraines, fibromyalgia, and other forms of widespread pain. Orofacial pain has varying causes (injury, genetics, and environmental factors), and may affect various body systems. Orofacial pain has a substantial impact on the quality of life for those affected, and effective care often involves multiple disciplines within medicine and dentistry that requires specialty knowledge. Many, if not most, general practitioners and even other dental specialists are unaware of the valuable resources that an Orofacial
Pain Specialist can provide to them and their patients. The primary goal of this course is to provide an easy-tocomprehend overview of orofacial pain conditions that commonly present in the general dental office daily. Each of seven main areas within the field of orofacial pain will be reviewed and illustrated with real-life examples. Of course, temporomandibular disorders and an evidence-based approach to effective management will be discussed. Learning objectives: • Identify the seven areas within the field of orofacial pain. • Identify evidence-based strategies for managing common orofacial pain conditions. • Make an informed decision about appropriate case selection for primary care management of orofacial pain versus when to refer to an orofacial pain specialist.
ODATalks are free one-hour presentations that are designed differently than most lectures and will be held right inside the Exhibit Hall. Featuring a wide-range of CE courses, demonstrations, and topical discussions, the Talks are designed to be interactive and encourage open discussion between the speaker and individual audience members. ODATalks are offered on a first-come, first-served basis and some will offer CE credit. Pre-registration is not available for the ODATalks. Seating is limited. Schedule: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
Time Speaker Topic / Title 12:30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Dr. Tom Paumier Antibiotics in Dentistry for the Practicing Clinician 2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Advantage Technologies Ransomware & Cybersecurity; Decrypting the Myths 4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Whiteboard Marketing Marketing to a Savvy Healthcare Consumer
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Time Speaker Topic / Title 10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Patterson Dental Preventative Equipment Maintenance 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. Dr. Gina Dorfman Running Your Practice Without You, Not Around You 1:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Mizrachi Dental Lab The New Age of Digital Applications in Dentistry 3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. David Owsiany, JD Election Preview / Political Update 4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Midway Dental 3D Printing Demo
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Time Speaker Topic / Title 9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Dr. Larry Rossoff Adverse Event Decision Making & the Clinical Challenges 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Bank of America Own or Be Owned; Your Guide to Practice Ownership
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Visit the Exhibit Hall to Enter to Win! Door Prizes for ADA Member Dentists, Hygienists and Staff
Daily drawings in the ODA Membership Booth, within the ODA Exhibit Hall: Thursday, September 15, 6:00 p.m.; Friday, September 16, 6:00 p.m.; Saturday, September 17, 12:30 p.m. Visit the Exhibit Hall daily to enter your chance to win one of the outstanding prizes donated by the ODA, on behalf of all of the 2022 Annual Session Exhibitors. All ADA member dentists registered* for Annual Session are eligible for the dentist prizes and there are special drawings for registered* hygienists and dental team members. To enter, download the Annual Session app and visit ODA Membership Booth located in the Exhibit Hall daily to scan the QR code. Prizes for dentists include: Thursday, a Callaway Driver; Friday, a Microsoft Surface Pro7+; and Saturday, a Coach Gotham Folio briefcase. Prizes for hygienists include: Thursday, a sterling silver Tiffany Twist Knot Pendant; Friday, an iRobot Roomba robot vacuum; Saturday, a Longchamp Top Handle Bag. Prizes for dental staff include: Thursday, a sterling silver Tiffany Infinity Pendant Mini; Friday, an Amazon Echo Show 15; Saturday, a Coach Tabby Chain Clutch.
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Your support helps the ODA Foundation continue to make a difference by funding grants and scholarships. This year, if ODA members are able to raise $100,000 in donations for the ODA Foundation, ODA Past President Dr. David Kimberly will throw a pie in the face of ODA President Dr. Thomas Kelly at the conclusion of the ODA House of Delegates. Donate by visiting the Get Involved page of www.oda.org
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2022 ODA ANNUAL SESSION ONLINE CLASSES
These courses are offered online at no additional charge with your registration fee, from September 19 through December 31, 2022. Course Codes: O75; O76; O77: O78
ORAL HEALTH ACCESS SUPERVISION PROGRAM Dr. Paul Casamassimo, Dr. Homa Amini, Dr. Steve Beetstra, Dr. Janice Townsend, Dr. Erin Gross, Dr. Kimberly Hammersmith, Beth Noel, RDH, Eric Richmond, Esq. CE Hours: 8 OSDB Format: A-2c, Category B-1 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists The completion of Course Codes O75, O76, O77 and O78 qualifies the dental hygienist to comply with provisions of the Oral Health Access Supervision Program (OHASP). The legislation provides the opportunity for dental hygienists to participate in certain oral health community-based preventive programs in relationship with a dentist and the ability to work without the dentist being present, as specified by the law. Dr. Paul Casamassimo introduces a panel of experts presenting the eight-hour program including Dr. Homa Amini, Dr. Steve Beetstra, Dr. Janice Townsend, Eric Richmond, Esq., Beth Noel, RDH; Dr. Erin Gross and Dr. Kimberly Hammersmith. OHASP Course Objectives: This course covers the elements of the OHASP educational requirement which ensures attendees will: a) Understand the purpose and parameters of the statute and its implications for access to care. b) Know the characteristics and health issues for persons with special health care needs including geriatric patients, patients with special health care needs, patients with developmental disabilities, and children with medical problems. KEY to Fees:
c) Be familiar with common oral conditions including those of hard and soft tissues. d) Understand techniques to guide behavior in these settings. e) Recognize significant medical issues and changes in a medical and dental history and in physical findings, including child abuse. f) Have a working knowledge of procedures, record keeping and reporting characteristics for community based programs, including photography, progress notes, and history-taking. g) Be aware of ethical and legal considerations. h) Measure blood pressure and pulse, and other vital signs effectively. i) Demonstrate knowledge of fluoride application, oral hygiene procedures, topical anesthetic application, and application of desensitizing agents. j) Provide adequate infection control in a community setting. k) Position patients, provide basic life support activities, and other services for patient safety in a community setting. Note: The completion of the four individual course segments meets the Ohio State Dental Board’s educational requirement for dental hygienists to participate in the Oral Health Access Supervision Program (OHASP). These courses were first available at the 2021 ODA Virtual Annual Session.
CE Hours: 2 OSDB Format: A-2c, Category B-1 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants The first segment of the Oral Health Access Supervision Program (OHASP) course covers fluoride application, oral hygiene procedures, topical anesthetic application, Silver Diamine Fluoride (SDF), and application of desensitizing agents. Infection control, basic life support and other series for patient safety in a community setting will be reviewed. OHASP Course Objectives: i); j); k) • Demonstrate knowledge of fluoride application and oral hygiene procedures in OHASP populations. • Ability to set up appropriate screening centers in typically non-health care settings, including logistic and safety considerations. • Demonstrate knowledge of proper infection control practices consistent with CDC ongoing and special COVID-19 related procedures and protocols. Course Code: O76
SPECIAL POPULATIONS IN COMMUNITY SETTINGS Dr. Steve Beetstra CE Hours: 2 OSDB Format: A-2c, Category B-1 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants, Office Managers, Front Office Staff
The second segment of the Oral Health Access Supervision Program (OHASP) PREPARING FOR A SAFE program covers the characteristics and PROGRAM AND REVIEW OF health issues for persons with special BASIC COMMUNITY-BASED health care needs, including geriatric PROCEDURES patients, patients with special health Dr. Homa Amini and Beth Noel, care needs, patients with developmental RDH disabilities, and children of all ages with medical problems. Information about how M=ODA/ADA Member Dentist; NMD=Non-member Dentist; S/O=Hygienists, Dental Assistants, Office Managers, Front Office Staff & all other registrants. Course Code: O75
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to guide behavior, provide restraint, and communicate with caregivers for behavior guidance will be addressed. Record keeping, reporting for community-based programs, photography, progress notes and history-taking will be discussed.
• Understand the importance of thorough record keeping and progress notes relative to current federal, state, and professional guidance.
OHASP Course Objectives: b); d); e); h) • Recognize the characteristics and health issues for persons with special health care needs from developmental and functional perspectives as related to provision of care. • Understand the importance of thorough record keeping and progress notes relative to these populations, including communication with staff and family according to current professional and regulatory standards. • Ability to monitor vital signs for patient safety throughout a procedure.
THE LAW AND ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS Eric Richmond, Esq. and Dr. Paul Casamassimo
Course Code: O77
HEALTH CONSIDERATIONS IN A COMMUNITY SETTING Dr. Kimberly Hammersmith, Dr. Erin Gross and Dr. Janice Townsend CE Hours: 2 OSDB Format: A-2c, Category B-1 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants, Office Managers, Front Office Staff The third segment of the Oral Health Access Supervision Program (OHASP) course covers how to recognize significant medical issues and changes in a medical and dental history and in physical findings, including child abuse. How to interpret medical history to identify diagnosis will be explained. Record keeping, reporting for community-based programs, photography, progress notes and history-taking will be discussed. Common oral conditions including those involving hard and soft tissues will be discussed. Normal and abnormal oral lesions will be reviewed. OHASP Course Objectives: c); e); f) • Ability to recognize changes in medical and dental history in children, adolescents, and adults in OHASP populations. • Recognize common oral conditions including those of hard and soft tissues and their management in special settings.
Course Code: O78
CE Hours: 2 OSDB Format: A-2c, Category B-1 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants, Office Managers, Front Office Staff The fourth segment of the Oral Health Access Supervision Program (OHASP) course covers infection control, basic life support and other series for patient safety in a community setting. Ethical and legal considerations for providing services under the Oral Health Access Supervision Program, telehealth, and mobile care will be reviewed. OHASP Course Objectives: a); g); k); f) • Demonstrate knowledge of the new Ohio Telehealth Bill. • Understand ethical and legal issues under OHASP. • Comply with other requirements of OHASP such as medical emergencies education and BLS certification. • Be familiar with newer regulations regarding safety and care in residential facilities. • Understand new rules on record availability to families. Course Code: O79
FLUORIDE IS NOT JUST FOR KIDS: HOW FLUORIDE IS CHANGING THE DELIVERY OF CARE FOR CARIES PATIENTS Judy Bendit, RDH, BS CE Hours: 2 OSDB Format: A-2c, Category B-1 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants, Office Managers, Front Office Staff This program focuses on the innovations and advancements in remineralization products and technologies that will influence and change the delivery of care we provide to our patients, starting today. We will specifically focus on all
types of Fluoride. For years we only gave in-office fluoride for kids up to 16 or 18 years of age. Why? Because that’s when insurance stopped paying. Let’s look at all the different products and figure out when and why to use all of them. Learning Objectives: • Differentiate the stages of an active carious lesion and identify when remineralization therapy or surgical restorative treatment is indicated. • Review the importance of fluoride, options and rational. • Compare the latest products engineered to deliver “calcium and phosphate” and how they interact to improve fluoride uptake. Course Code: O80
MANAGING REGULATORY COMPLIANCE, OSHA AND STAYING OUT OF TROUBLE Christopher A. Moore, MA CE Hours: 2 OSDB Format: A-2c, Category B-1 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants, Office Managers, Front Office Staff This seminar will help team members understand and comply with the latest state and federal regulations affecting the practice of dentistry, avoid common areas of non-compliance, and better respond to direct interaction with government officials. The information-filled session will focus on educating attendees on practical, realistic steps to take to keep your practice compliant. Learning Objectives: • Meet OSHA’s annual exposure control training requirement. • Understand current regulatory issues impacting Ohio dental practices. • Prepare for an inspection or audit by a government entity or regulator. Note: This program fulfills the annual exposure control training requirement mandated by the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard. Course Code O81
MASTERING COMPOSITE RESTORATIONS Thomas M. Paumier, DDS CE Hours: 2
KEY to Fees: M=ODA/ADA Member Dentist; NMD=Non-member Dentist; S/O=Hygienists, Dental Assistants, Office Managers, Front Office Staff & all other registrants.
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OSDB Format: A-2c, Category B-1 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants, Office Managers, Front Office Staff When faced with fractured or brokendown teeth or dentition, often the choices are limited to crowns or extraction and replacement with implants, fixed bridges, or removable partial dentures. Limited finances, an aging population and the improvement of direct esthetic bonded composite expand treatment options. During this course, you will learn how to do routine Class 2 posterior composites, direct composite veneers, post and cores with the core serving as a direct interim crown, direct bonded bridges, and salvage severely fractured teeth with composite. Complex onlays can often replace crowns when a patient fractures one or more cusps. These techniques will help you solve challenges you will encounter on a daily basis in your private practice. Clinical cases will demonstrate the versatility of well-done composite restorations, giving the esthetics and durability of porcelain with the advantage of simple repair and lower cost. Learning Objectives: • Understand how to save fractured teeth with composite. • Discover how to solve challenges compacted by limited available finances or an aging population. • Determine how improvements of direct esthetic bonded composite expand treatment options in your practice. Course Code: O83
WHERE DO POST, CORES, AND FULL COVERAGE CROWNS FIT IN TODAY’S AGE OF ADHESIVE DENTISTRY AND THE ETT? J. C. Resnick, DDS CE Hours: 2 OSDB Format: A-2c, Category B-1 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants The advances in dental adhesive technology have impacted the methods used in restoring the endodontically treated tooth (ETT). For decades, clinicians have relied on the conventional plan of placing a core, retained by pins and/or posts, to serve for the preparation and placement of a full coverage crown.
Research has proven that the loss of dentin is the major factor contributing to the failure of the ETT. If a tooth can be restored without the necessity of using posts, cores, and crowns, wouldn't that influence how we would proceed with treatment? Today, with modern adhesive techniques, we have the ability of restoring ETT without sacrificing dentin to create post spaces nor requiring removal of healthy enamel and dentin for a full coverage restoration. Learning Objectives: • Review the advances of adhesive technology. • Discover new techniques to restore the ETT. • Review research on the topic of endodontically treated teeth. Course Code O84
DENTAL NACHOS PRESENTS: THE LIFE CHANGING IMPACT OF DENTAL IMPLANTS Paul Goodman, DMD CE Hours: 1 OSDB Format: A-2c, Category B-1 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants, Office Managers, Front Office Staff Restorative practices see at least one patient with a missing tooth every day. Implant dentistry provides an opportunity to offer patients increased self-esteem, enhanced chewing capabilities and optimal treatment while boosting practice revenue. Help patients see the value in implants and say “Yes!” to reach your practice’s full implant potential. During this presentation the viewers will learn how to present and place full arch implant cases. Learning Objectives: • Learn effective consultation techniques that can increase case acceptance. • Identify restorative techniques to decrease dentist stress and improve patient outcomes. • Review the major differences between fixed and removable implant cases. Course Code O85
CE Hours: 1 OSDB Format: A-2c, Category B-3 Recommended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, EFDAs, Assistants, Office Managers, Front Office Staff In this course, we bring it all together at where it starts and ends, huddles. Dr. Safavian will introduce skills to introduce to team members to support a flourishing, happy and efficient practice. We will leave you with resources to better lead your team starting with your next huddle. This 1-hour course discusses and elaborates on the most important practice management skills that “we did not learn in school” and how they are manifested in team huddles. Great teamwork starts with a great huddle and ends with a great huddle. Each dentist and dental team member must be able to work in harmony and efficiently along with others in a team, and an efficient huddle can glue it all together. New dentists, owner dentists, hygienists and dental team members are introduced to what works the best and what to avoid in huddles, how to set it up, run it and monitor it for the best results. A great huddle can not only be a coordination time for the team but also a great time for learning, self-improvement and avoiding unnecessary conflicts, leading to a happy team that great team members want to be part of. Nowadays, with a shortage in workforce human resources, an effective huddle is arguably the simplest and yet the most effective step one can take that, when done right, leads to increased organization, team happiness and team retention. Learning Objectives: • Understand what an effective huddle is and how to achieve it. • Understand current practice management issues affecting routines at the dental office such as insurance, staffing, conflict resolution, customer service, leadership, personalities, and communication. • Discover solutions other dentists adopted post-COVID to overcome issues by being creative and knowledgeable.
ALL ABOUT HUDDLES, WHERE PRACTICE MANAGEMENT LEADS TO A HAPPY TEAM! Mehrdad Safavian, DDS
KEY to Fees: M=ODA/ADA Member Dentist; NMD=Non-member Dentist; S/O=Hygienists, Dental Assistants, Office Managers, Front Office Staff & all other registrants.
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The ODA Annual Session Committee needs your help! Volunteers are needed to introduce speakers, help out as needed in the courses and complete an evaluation form. You will only be assigned to lectures you registered for, and the lecture fee(s) will be waived as a “thank you” for participating. For more information, please email annualsession@oda.org.
ODA HOUSE OF DELEGATES
First meeting of the House of Delegates: Thursday, September 15, 9:00 a.m. Reference Committee Hearings: Thursday, September 15, 11:00 a.m.
Final meeting of the House of Delegates: Friday, September 16, 9:00 a.m. Installation of ODA officers: Friday, September 16, 9:00 a.m.
As the governing body of the Ohio Dental Association, the ODA House of Delegates convenes each year during Annual Session. Guests may attend all meetings, but only seated delegates may address issues at the meetings. All ODA members may address issues during Reference Committee Hearings. The House of Delegates will take place at the Hilton Columbus Downtown Hotel.
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GLASS CEILING TRACK
While the term glass ceiling is a metaphor used to represent an invisible barrier that prevents a given demographic from rising beyond a certain level in a hierarchy, attendees of the 2022 ODA Annual Session will have a difficult time believing any of these highlighted speakers are in any way limited. The goal of this track, featured over all three days of the conference, is to showcase compelling female speakers who are not only considered to be experts in their fields, but who navigate the roles of academics, entrepreneurship, practice management, and clinical dentistry. While this track features phenomenal women, attendance is certainly not limited to them. Every gender is welcome to celebrate, share and learn from these excellent thought leaders.
Featured Speakers Ashleigh Briody, DDS, MS
Dr. Ashleigh Briody earned her DDS from LSU School of Dentistry in New Orleans and completed her residency in Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology at The Ohio State University where she earned a certificate and master’s degree. She is a Fellow of the American Academy of Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology and a Diplomate of the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology. Dr. Briody currently practices oral pathology in a private dermatology practice in Westerville, OH. Presenting Course: F42
Gina Dorfman, DDS
For almost two decades, Dr. Gina Dorfman has continually proved herself to be an innovative leader in the field of dentistry. As a dentist, practice owner, and entrepreneur, Dr. Dorfman has had the opportunity to engage with dental professionals across the country with the goal of helping them grow and thrive. Dr. Dorfman graduated from the University of Southern California in 1996, earning a degree in Biochemistry. She completed her dental training at the Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry in 2000 and shortly after started her practice near Los Angeles, California. While starting a practice in a saturated market came with its own challenges, the practice grew tremendously over the years, expanding to several locations. Because of her experience running multiple practices and leading a big team, Dr. Dorfman developed a unique insight into how efficient practices organize and operate and how dental teams can work together to overcome obstacles and reach their goals. Presenting Courses: T16, T18
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Anita Gohel, BDS, PhD
Dr. Anita Gohel is a clinical professor and program director of Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology at the University of Florida College of Dentistry, and she is a board-certified diplomate of the American Board of Oral & Maxillofacial Radiology. Dr. Gohel received her BDS from Calcutta University in India, a PhD in Oral Biology, and a certificate in Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology from the University of Connecticut. She has served as a director and president of the American Board of Oral & Maxillofacial Radiology; as a commissioner for the ADA National Commission on Recognition of Dental Specialties and Certifying Boards and a member of the CODA Review Committee on Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology Education. Presenting Courses: S58, S61
Betty Haberkamp, DDS
Dr. Betty Haberkamp is a 1984 Graduate of Case Western Reserve University and completed a General Practice Residency at Cleveland Metro General/Highlandview Hospital (currently Metro Health) in 1985. She is currently a Diplomate in the American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine and now devotes almost half her practice to sleep dentistry. Since returning to Cleveland, she served as Program Director for the General Practice Residency at the Cleveland Clinic for seven years and continues to maintain her involvement as Associate Program Director. Presenting Course: S55
Cassandra Kelly
Cassandra Kelly is a private coach to influential leaders, both corporate and political. She is co-founder of award-winning Pottinger, a global corporate advisory firm that works with leaders to help them solve their most complex problems and seize the opportunities that lie ahead. She is a member of the Global Tech Panel, an international advisor, thought leader, speaker, and board director. Cassandra is a highly regarded strategist and tactician, providing advice to clients in multiple countries. She is also an experienced
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international director, recently acknowledged as a director to watch in the Directors & Boards journal in the United States. She has deep expertise in innovation, digital, technology, cyber security which is complimented by her background in finance and markets, risk, analytics, and M&A. She talks regularly on disruption and the need for businesses to embrace uncertainty and complexity to ensure vibrant and thriving businesses. A respected advisor to governments, including members of the G20, she has participated as a member of the B20 Infrastructure and Financing Taskforces and continues as a member of the Digitalization Taskforce. Presenting Courses: F34, F37
Purnima Kumar, BDS, MS, PhD
Dr. Purnima Kumar currently serves as chair of the University of Michigan School of Dentistry’s Department of Periodontics and Oral Medicine. Formerly a tenured Professor of Periodontology and Chair of the Oral Biology Graduate Program at The Ohio State University College of Dentistry, she received her dental degree from Annamalai University in India, and her master’s degree in periodontology and Ph.D in molecular microbiology from Ohio State. Her research focuses on the oral microbiome and its interactions with the host to promote health or cause disease and the role of human behaviors in shaping this ecosystem. Dr. Kumar was the Principal Investigator of the Oral Microbial Ecology Laboratory at OSU that is funded through the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the National Cancer Institute and the oral healthcare industry. She also serves as the Chair of the Continuing Education Oversight Committee for the American Association of Periodontology (AAP) and is a member of the AAP’s Taskforce for Women in Periodontics and the Taskforce for Future Science. She is a member of the Council of Scientific Affairs of the American Dental Association and is the organization’s official spokesperson on e-cigarettes and vaping. Presenting Course: S56
Judy McIntyre, DMD, MS
Dr. Judy McIntyre attended the Harvard School of Dental Medicine, and subsequently obtained a coveted endodontics residency position at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Alongside renowned researchers in the field of endodontics, traumatology and pediatric dentistry, her research regarding traumatic dental injuries has been published in numerous
professional journals. Dr. McIntyre opened Hopkinton Endodontics in 2016. She enjoys serving on the AAE Board of Directors currently and has enjoyed past participation in the ADA, as well as the Massachusetts Dental Society. She is passionate about sharing her love for dentistry, treatment of trauma, and endodontics. Presenting Courses: T15, T20
Amrita Patel, DDS
Dr. Amrita Patel graduated from New York University College of Dentistry and completed her residency in general dentistry at the Nassau University Medical Center, a State University of New York at Stony Brookaffiliated hospital. In 2021 she was recognized by the American Dental Association (ADA) as a 10 Under 10 Award honoree recognizing dentistry rising stars – dentists who are making an impact on the profession less than 10 years after graduating from dental school. Presenting Course: F36
Mindy J. Streem, DMD, MS, ABO
Dr. Mindy Streem is a Diplomate of the American Board of Orthodontics, a member of the College of Diplomates of the American Board of Orthodontics, a member of the American Association of Orthodontists and The American Dental Association. Dr. Streem attended Harvard
School of Dental Medicine (HSDM), which consisted of two years of training at Harvard Medical School and two years at the dental school. During this time, Mindy served as Vice President of Harvard School of Dental Medicine and as President of the school’s chapter of Alpha Omega Dental Fraternity. Mindy earned her Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) degree from HSDM in 2005. After graduating from Harvard, Mindy earned her Master of Science degree and certificate in Orthodontics at The University of Michigan in 2008. Presenting Course: F31
Najia Usman, DDS
Dr. Najia Usman graduated from SUNY Buffalo in 1995 with her DDS. After completing a one-year general practice residency at the Cleveland Clinic she furthered her interest in endodontics by completing a two-year endodontic residency at Oregon Health and Sciences University, Portland, Oregon in 2002. She was awarded her Diplomate Status by the American Board of Endodontics in 2009. Dr. Usman has been in private practice since 2002. Though she practices full-scope endodontics, she has cultivated an interest in the endodontic management of trauma, pediatrics and resorptive lesions. Her study The Influence of Instrument Size on Debridement was published in the Journal of Endodontics (Feb 2004, vol 30, 110112) has been cited over 260 times. Presenting Course: T11
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Continuing Education Annual Session is an official activity of the Ohio Dental Association. Speaker selection is based on expertise and presentation quality. Speaker participation at Annual Session neither implies nor reflects ODA endorsement. All seminars are offered as information only and not as financial, accounting, legal or other professional advice. Persons attending seminars or reviewing handout materials need to consult their own professional advisors for advice. The views and opinions expressed by speakers do not necessarily reflect the policies or positions of the Ohio Dental Association. The ODA reserves the right to cancel, reschedule or substitute presentations as deemed appropriate.
CREDIT HOURS The Ohio Dental Association is an American Dental Association (ADA) Continuing Education Recognized Provider (CERP). ADA CERP is a service of the American Dental Association to assist dental professionals in identifying quality providers of continuing dental education. ADA CERP does not approve or endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry. As a national continuing education accreditation system, CERP recognized providers are approved providers of dental continuing education, and are recognized as approved CE providers by the dental licensing boards of most states, the licensing agencies of most health-related fields, and certification requirements of most health-related fields. Concerns or complaints about a CE provider may be directed to the provider or to ADA CERP at www.ada.org/cerp.
OHIO STATE DENTAL BOARD
The Ohio State Dental Board (OSDB) recognizes the Ohio Dental Association (ODA) as a Permanent Sponsor of continuing education.
OTHER STATE BOARDS OF DENTISTRY
As an ADA CERP provider and state affiliate of the American Dental Association, CE courses presented by the Ohio Dental Association are accepted as appropriately administered presentations by most state boards and/or agencies of dentistry. If you have questions about a specific state requirement or need prior approval of a course to meet your state’s requirement, please contact the ODA Annual Session Department directly at (614) 486-2700 or annualsession@oda.org.
ACADEMY OF GENERAL DENTISTRY
Continuing education programs offered by ADA CERP recognized providers are accepted by the AGD for Fellowship/Mastership credit. The AGD continuing education category codes are listed in each course description and are printed on the final CE slip for each course.
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The number of continuing education (CE) credits for each seminar is equal to the number of course hours for that class. However, not all course topics meet the mandatory requirement for renewal as mandated by the Ohio State Dental Board (OSDB) or other licensing agencies. It is the responsibility of each licensee to understand the specific CE rules of their respective licensure board.
CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDIT
Continuing Education slips can be printed on demand after the successful completion of attending the course. CE slips can be printed onsite during Annual Session or on a personal computer. Online CE slips can be printed on a personal device after viewing the CE course and successful administration of an exam.
COURSE HANDOUTS
In advance of the meeting, course handout materials will be accessible to course registrants online. These materials may be downloaded and printed. Not all speakers provide handouts for their presentations. Registered attendees will be able to print/ download available handouts for their specific in-person courses starting August 29, 2022. Any handouts for online courses will be available through December 31, 2022.
OSDB CONTINUING EDUCATION CRITERIA
The Ohio State Dental Board (OSDB) defines acceptable continuing education for all Ohio dental licensees as educational and scientific courses given by board-approved sponsors consisting of activities designed to: review existing concepts and techniques; to convey information beyond the basic dental education; and, to update knowledge on advances in scientific, non-clinical and clinical practice-related subject matter, including ethics, regulatory compliance, risk management, nutrition and evidence-based dentistry. The objective of continuing education is to improve the knowledge, skills and ability of the individual to provide the highest quality of service to the public and the profession. Ohio licensed dentists must complete 40 hours of acceptable continuing
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Discount on CE for New Dentists
ODA Members who have been practicing for 10 years or less will receive a one-time $50 discount on any paid CE course added to their registration. The discount is applied to only one course and information provided by each attendee is matched with ODA membership records to validate the discount.
education each biennium. Ohio licensed dental hygienists must complete 24 hours of acceptable continuing education each biennium. Dental licensees are free to select areas of study within the OSDB’s stated categories, not to exceed the maximum number of hours in each category. Ohio State Dental Board Continuing Education Categories for Dentists Format A: 1) Directly Interactive Presentation 2) Supervised Self-Instruction a) Graded audio/video courses b) Graded correspondence courses c) Graded internet, online or webinar computer courses Category B: 1) Dental Education and Scientific Courses – no limit 2) Mandatory opioid prescribing education – 2 hours required, no limit 3) Non-clinical dental practice-related CE – 6 hours limit per biennium C – Papers, publications and scientific presentations – 4 hours limit per biennium D – Teaching and Research Appointments – 4 hours limit per biennium E – Volunteer Service as a Clinician – up to 1/3 of the requirement per biennium F – Table Clinics – 2 hours limit per biennium For the convenience of all ODA Annual Session attendees, the appropriate OSDB Format and Category is listed on each CE course description, accompanied by the number of CE hours offered. All courses offered in-person during the 2022 ODA Annual Session fit in OSDB Format A-1. All free, online courses offered through the 2022 ODA Annual Session fit in OSDB Format A-2c. The current OSDB licensing biennium ends on December 31, 2023. For detailed information on the Ohio State Dental Board CE Requirements, go to: https://dental.ohio.gov/Education-Renewal/ Continuing-Education
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Related Programs Meet With These Groups During Annual Session
The following organizations plan to hold meetings or receptions in conjunction with the 156th ODA Annual Session. To participate in these meetings, attendees must also be registered for the ODA Annual Session. ACD
OAGD
Hilton Columbus Downtown Hotel; ACD members will receive
Hilton Columbus Downtown Hotel; OAGD members will receive separate program information from OAGD.
AMERICAN COLLEGE OF DENTISTS, OHIO SECTION Thursday, September 15, 7:30 a.m. to 8:45 a.m. Breakfast Meeting separate program information from ACD. AODA
ALLIANCE OF THE OHIO DENTAL ASSOCIATION Thursday, September 15, 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. AODA Board and General Meeting Hilton Columbus Downtown Hotel; All AODA members are invited. RSVP required. RSVP to: Carolyn Dixon, p-cdixon@msn.com. BDA
BUCKEYE DENTAL ASSOCIATION Saturday, September 17, 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Reception Hilton Columbus Downtown Hotel; BDA and NDA members will receive separate program information from their organization. CWRU
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF DENTAL MEDICINE ALUMNI RECEPTION Friday, September 16, 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Hilton Columbus Downtown Hotel DCD
FRIENDS OF BILL W. Hosted by ODA Subcouncil on Dentists Concerned for Dentists (DCD) Friday, September 16, 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. Hilton Columbus Downtown Hotel; reservations are not necessary. ICD
INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE OF DENTISTS, OHIO CHAPTER Wednesday, September 14, 8:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Dessert Reception
OHIO ACADEMY OF GENERAL DENTISTRY Thursday, September 15, 12:15 p.m. to 1:45 p.m. Lunch Meeting
Thursday, September 15, 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Board Meeting Hilton Columbus Downtown Hotel. ODAA
OHIO DENTAL ASSISTANTS’ ASSOCIATION Saturday, September 17, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Hilton Columbus Downtown Hotel ODAWT
OHIO DENTAL ASSOCIATION WELLNESS TRUST Friday, September 16, 4:30 p.m. Shareholders Meeting Eisenman/Trott Room, Greater Columbus Convention Center. ODHA
OHIO DENTAL HYGIENISTS’ ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE COUNCIL AND BOARD MEETING Saturday, September 17, 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Hilton Columbus Downtown Hotel OSU
THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY RECEPTION FOR OSU ALUMNI Friday, September 16, 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Hilton Columbus Downtown Hotel PFA
PIERRE FAUCHARD ACADEMY Friday, September 16, 7:30 a.m. to 8:45 a.m. Hilton Columbus Downtown Hotel; Pierre Fauchard Academy members will receive separate program information.
Hilton Columbus Downtown Hotel; ICD members will receive separate program information from the Ohio Chapter.
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Speaker Bios
Judy Bendit, RDH, BS
As the daughter of a dentist, Judy Bendit was born and raised in a dental office. She has over 45 years of experience in dentistry as a clinician, author and speaker. She serves on the faculty of the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine, where she is active with the alumni board. She also serves on the advisory board for the dental hygiene program at Palm Beach State College. Judy is a member of the CAMBRA coalition, American Academy of Cariology, and American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Oral Health. She is a longstanding member of the American Dental Hygienists’ Association. Judy has been listed in Dentistry Today as a top speaker for over a decade. Before the pandemic, she enjoyed volunteering as a clinician both at home and abroad. Presenting Courses: T13; F29; F44; O79
Ashleigh Briody, DDS, MS
Dr. Ashleigh Briody is from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. She earned her DDS from LSU School of Dentistry in New Orleans and completed her residency in Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology at The Ohio State University where she earned a certificate and master’s degree. She is a Fellow of the American Academy of Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology and a Diplomate of the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology. Dr. Briody currently practices oral pathology in a private dermatology practice in Westerville, OH. The scope of her practice includes seeing patients clinically, diagnosing and managing oral disease, performing biopsies, CO2 laser ablation, and reading the tissue microscopically. Their practice also has a lab that accepts specimens from outside contributors including dentists, oral surgeons, periodontists, endodontists, ENTs, dermatologists, and others. When not in clinic, she enjoys lecturing about oral pathology all over the United States and spending time with her husband and two daughters. Presenting Course: F42
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Hayley Buckner, RDH, BS Hayley Buckner, RDH, BS, is the Professional Relations Manager and Preventive Care Consultant Supervisor for Elevate Oral Care. Hayley enjoys combining her dental hygiene background and experience to bring offices and key opinion leaders up to date information on SDF, prevention, patient centered communication, and caries risk assessment protocols. Through a webinar platform, Hayley has educated over 1,500 dental offices on the benefits and protocols of Advantage Arrest Silver Diamine Fluoride 38%. Presenting Courses: F29, F44
Central Ohio CPR
Family owned and operated since 2006, Central Ohio CPR has grown into the area's largest training provider. Based out of Columbus, Ohio, they believe there is more to a class than a lecture and passing a test. Instructors use their real-world experience and hands-on lesson plans to train students for the real world. Class instructors include nurses, firefighters, paramedics and social workers with many years of experience in their fields as well as a passion for teaching. Presenting Course: S53
Daniel Coleman, DMD, MS
Dr. Dan Coleman is a graduate of the Tufts University School of Dental Medicine in Boston, Massachusetts where he received his Doctorate of Dental Medicine, Post-doctoral Master of Science, specialty training and Board Certification in Periodontics. During his residency, Dr. Coleman was privileged to serve as Chief Resident. Dr. Coleman is a faculty member at the Harvard University School of Dental Medicine where he serves as a clinical instructor and lecturer in the Department of Periodontology. Recently, Harvard and the American Academy of Periodontology awarded Dr. Coleman with recognition as its Outstanding Educator of 2019. This award was given in part because Dr. Coleman serves as a speaker nationally and internationally to teach on topics of periodontal health and disease; additionally, he has co-authored a dental textbook entitled, “NonSurgical Control of Periodontal Diseases” published in 2015 which is used in several dental programs to train new dentists. Among Dr. Coleman’s achievements, he was named one of Incisal Edge Magazine’s “Top 40 under 40” dentists nationwide. Aside from his
numerous career achievements, Dr. Coleman dedicates himself to ensuring that his patients have an amazing experience when working with him through his core values of quality, compassion, and integrity. Presenting Courses: F32, F35, S51, S60
Harold L. Crossley, DDS, MS, PhD
Dr. Hal Crossley is Professor Emeritus at the University of Maryland Dental School. A native of Rhode Island, Dr. Crossley received a Bachelor of Science degree in Pharmacy from the University of Rhode Island in 1964. He was later awarded Master of Science (1970) and Doctorate degrees (1972) in Pharmacology. The University of Maryland Dental School in Baltimore awarded Dr. Crossley his DDS degree in 1980. The liaison between the classroom and his part-time dental practice produced a practical approach to understanding the pharmacology of drugs used in the dental office. Other areas of expertise include the pharmacology of street drugs and chemical dependency. He serves on the Maryland State Dental Association’s Well-Being Committee, is an active member of Phi Kappa Phi, Omicron Kappa Upsilon Honorary Dental Society, the American College of Dentists, International College of Dentists, and an honorary member of the Thomas B.
Hinman Dental Society. He was the recipient of the 2008 Gordon Christensen Lecturer Recognition award presented by the Chicago Dental Society and the recipient of the 2012 Award of Distinction presented by the Academy of Dentistry International for his efforts in Continuing Dental Education. He has been a consultant for the United States Drug Enforcement Administration and other law enforcement agencies since 1974. Drawing on this unique background, Dr. Crossley has become nationally and internationally recognized as an expert on street drugs and chemical dependency as well as the clinical pharmacology of dental drugs. Presenting Courses: F26, F38
Todd C. Davis, DDS
Dr. Todd Davis earned his DDS degree from The Ohio State University College of Dentistry in 1989 after which he completed a two-year general practice residency. He maintains a comprehensive restorative practice in Atlanta, Georgia. In addition to practicing, Dr. Davis enjoys teaching. He is on the visiting faculties of the L.D. Pankey Institute and Spear Education. He has lectured nationally and internationally on various topics including predictability in restorative care, functional esthetics, occlusion, TMD, practice management, case acceptance, and philosophy. He also facilitates small group learning in his office
and throughout the country as well as doing one-on-one consulting in offices. Dr. Davis helps dentists with clinical, behavioral, philosophical, and business principles. Presenting Courses: F33, F40
Gina Dorfman, DDS
For almost two decades, Dr. Gina Dorfman has continually proved herself to be an innovative leader in the field of dentistry. As a dentist, practice owner, and entrepreneur, Dr. Dorfman has had the opportunity to engage with dental professionals across the country with the goal of helping them grow and thrive. Dr. Dorfman graduated from the University of Southern California in 1996, earning a degree in Biochemistry. She completed her dental training at the Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry in 2000 and shortly after started her practice near Los Angeles, California. While starting a practice in a saturated market came with its own challenges, the practice grew tremendously over the years, expanding to several locations. Because of her experience running multiple practices and leading a big team, Dr. Dorfman developed a unique insight into how efficient practices organize and operate and how dental teams can work together to overcome obstacles and reach their goals. A recognized speaker and author, Dr. Dorfman is regularly invited to teach other dentists
across the country. She has presented at multiple local and national dental meetings, such as the Townie Meeting and Practice on Fire Live. Recently, she’s had the honor to join the faculty at the Dental Success Network, a unique community dedicated to advanced learning and collaboration. Dr. Dorfman is also a frequent contributor to several industry blogs and is the host of Behind the Smiles Podcast which features the most disruptive and influential members of the dental community who are moving dentistry forward. Dr. Dorfman spends numerous hours in continuing education each year to further her dental expertise and is always on the cutting edge of technology. Her passion for creating systems and leveraging technology to streamline practice operations is what eventually led her to cofound YAPI, a paperless dental software company, where she is currently serving as the COO. When she is not working, Dr. Dorfman enjoys hiking, reading, and spending time with her husband Ken, their two children, Mila and Lenny, and their German Shephard named Axel. Presenting Courses: T16, T18
Anita Gohel, BDS, PhD
Dr. Anita Gohel is a clinical professor and program director of Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology at the University of Florida College of Dentistry and she is a board-certified diplomate of the American
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Board of Oral & Maxillofacial Radiology. Dr. Gohel received her BDS from Calcutta University in India, a PhD in Oral Biology, and a certificate in Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology from the University of Connecticut. She has given many presentations and continuing education courses at national and international meetings and has authored several articles and abstracts in national and international journals. She has served as a director and president of the American Board of Oral & Maxillofacial Radiology; as a commissioner for the ADA National Commission on Recognition of Dental Specialties and Certifying Boards and a member of the CODA Review Committee on Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology Education. She is the current president of the American Academy of Oral & Maxillofacial Radiology (AAOMR).
locations. After graduating from the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine in 2002, Dr. Goodman pursued additional training at Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia. During his general practice residency and hospital fellowship, Dr. Goodman had the fortunate opportunity to learn how to place and restore dental implants. Dr. Goodman is also known as Dr. Nacho, and is the Founder of the Dental Nachos Facebook group dedicated to helping dentists and teams increase their success, happiness, and most of all, have more fun “dentisting.” Dr. Goodman lives in Center City, Philadelphia with his wife, Mary, and their two daughters, Daphne & Drew. They love all Philadelphia has to offer, especially the fantastic restaurant scene. Presenting Course: O84
for Advocate Illinois Masonic Hospital. In 2011 she returned to Cleveland to join the faculty and practice at the Cleveland Clinic, and this is where her journey into sleep dentistry began. After taking many classes and treating hundreds of patients, she is currently a Diplomate in the American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine and now devotes almost half her practice to sleep dentistry. Since returning to Cleveland, she served as Program Director for the General Practice Residency at the Cleveland Clinic for seven years and continues to maintain her involvement as Associate Program Director. She has served on multiple committees and the Board of Trustees at the Greater Cleveland Dental Society (GCDS) and is currently serving the Ohio Dental Association (ODA) on the Dental Education and Licensure Committee. Presenting Course: S55
Presenting Courses: S58, S61
discover drugs and design diagnostics. His automated analyses rediscovered that a form of vitamin B decreases acid production by caries bacteria and sprouted many other leads. His computational analyses have also led to discoveries of genetic mechanisms for drug resistance for infectious diseases, biomineralization (bone and tooth development), and craniofacial birth defects. He also invented OraViz, a cloud-computing 3D dental imaging technology using equipment already in most dental clinics. Clinically he focuses on maximally effective minimally invasive techniques to stop dental caries and create an easy relationship to dentistry for children and people with special healthcare needs. Prior to residency he ran the UC San Diego free dental clinic, practiced with the UW Dental Fears Research team, and taught in the UW Dental Urgent Care Clinic. Dr. Horst recently chaired a committee to develop recommendations for the off-label use of silver diamine fluoride to stop dental caries. Presenting Courses: F29, F44
Betty Haberkamp, DDS Paul Goodman, DMD
Dr. Paul Goodman is a practicing general dentist and the managing partner of a group practice with two locations along with his brother, Jeffrey, in Mercer County, NJ. Over the past 10 years, Dr. Goodman has acquired three dental practices and has transformed his father’s general practice into a dental group that employs multiple general dentists, specialists, and over 20 team members in two
Dr. Betty Haberkamp is a 1984 Graduate of Case Western Reserve University and completed a General Practice Residency at Cleveland Metro General/Highlandview Hospital (currently Metro Health) in 1985. Since that time, she has served on the faculty at Marquette University, School of Dentistry and as an Asst. Professor at the Medical College of Wisconsin before relocating to her home in Chicago. There she practiced general dentistry both in private practice and was Director of Special Patient Care
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Jeremy Horst Keeper, DDS, MS, PhD
Dr. Horst Keeper completed his dental and research doctorates as the first combined DDS/PhD program trainee at the University of Washington (UW). After this, he completed a residency in pediatric dentistry at UC San Francisco, and contributed to research in the Den Besten, Habelitz, and Sali labs. In his research he applies genomewide analyses to the bacteria that cause dental caries, to
Kevin D. Huff, DDS, MAGD, DABOP
Dr. Kevin Huff is a practicing general dentist and Orofacial Pain Specialist from Dover, Ohio. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Orofacial Pain and a Fellow of the American Academy of Orofacial Pain, and he holds the status
of Master in the Academy of General Dentistry and has earned the Academy’s coveted Lifelong Learning and Service Recognition Award. He is also a Fellow of the American College of Dentistry and of the International College of Dentists. Dr. Huff holds or has held visiting faculty positions at the Case School of Dental Medicine in Cleveland, OH, the Mercy Hospital GPR Program in Canton, OH, and Spear Education in Scottsdale, AZ. He has presented various continuing dental education courses around the United States and in Canada on various topics about clinical practice and ethics in dentistry, risk management, orofacial pain, and compliance issues. Among his previous speaking engagements of notoriety are the Greater New York Dental Meeting, multiple state AGD Mastership Programs, the International Dental Congress, and the NCMIC Defense Attorney Symposium. Dr. Huff has authored refereed and non-refereed articles on various topics in oral health and serves as a reviewer for General Dentistry, has served as a consultant to the Ohio State Dental Board, and has served as the ViceChairman of the Ohio Dental Association’s Council for Dental Care Programs and Dental Practice and as Co-Chair for the Access to Care Committee of the American Academy of Orofacial Pain. He served as a reviewer for the 2020 Report by the National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine, Temporomandibular Disorders: Priorities for Research and Care. Most recently, Dr. Huff published a textbook with Quintessence Books, Inc.,
The Art of Complete Denture Therapy for the General Practitioner. Presenting Course: S62
continues as a member of the Digitalization Taskforce. Currently living in New York, Cassandra has previously lived in Africa, Europe, Australia, and Asia. Her industry experience spans agriculture, consumer products, energy and resources, financial services, infrastructure, technology, digital media, and tourism. Presenting Courses: F34, F37
Cassandra Kelly
Cassandra Kelly is a private coach to influential leaders, both corporate and political. She is co-founder of awardwinning Pottinger, a global corporate advisory firm that works with leaders to help them solve their most complex problems and seize the opportunities that lie ahead. She is a member of the Global Tech Panel, an international advisor, thought leader, speaker, and board director. Cassandra is a highly regarded strategist and tactician, providing advice to clients in multiple countries. She is also an experienced international director, recently acknowledged as a director to watch in the Directors & Boards journal in the United States. She has deep expertise in innovation, digital, technology, cyber security which is complimented by her background in finance and markets, risk, analytics, and M&A. She talks regularly on disruption and the need for businesses to embrace uncertainty and complexity to ensure vibrant and thriving businesses. A respected advisor to governments, including members of the G20, she has participated as a member of the B20 Infrastructure and Financing Taskforces and
Purnima Kumar, BDS, MS, PhD
Dr. Purnima Kumar is the William and Mary K. Najjar Endowed professor of Dentistry and Chair of the Department of Periodontology and Oral Medicine at the University of Michigan. She received her dental degree from Annamalai University in India, and her Masters in Periodontology and PhD in Molecular Microbiology from The Ohio State University. She is a Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology and a Fellow of the Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine (ELAM) program. Dr. Kumar is the Principal Investigator of Oral Microbial Ecology Laboratory at the University of Michigan that is funded through the NIH, NCI, and oral healthcare industry. She has authored over 100 papers and book chapters and serves as the Co-Editor of Clinical Advances in Periodontics, and as Associate Editor of the Journal of Periodontology,
Nature Scientific Reports and Microbiome. She is an active clinician, teacher, researcher, administrator, and mentor. She has mentored several pre-dental, dental, master’s, doctoral and post-doctoral students and junior faculty colleagues and has served on several grant review panels for the NIH. She serves as the Chair of the Continuing Education Oversight Committee for the AAP and is a member of the AAP’s Taskforce for Future Science. She is a member of the Council of Scientific Affairs of the ADA and is their official spokesperson on e-cigarettes and vaping. Dr. Kumar has served on various committees of IADR and is presently the VicePresident of the Periodontal Research Group. She also serves several taskforces for women in science, women in surgery and women in STEM. She also volunteers for groups that empower women such as Support the Girls and is a founding board member of the Indian Women’s Collaboration, a Columbus non-profit organization that serves to uplift, educate, and empower women in India and of Indian origin. She is married to her best friend, Dr. Kumar Subramanian, who is a successful dental surgeon, entrepreneur, and leader; and they are the parents of twin daughters. Presenting Course: S56
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Nathaniel Lawson, DMD, PhD
Dr. Nate Lawson is the Director of the Division of Biomaterials at the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Dentistry and the program director of the Biomaterials residency program. He graduated from UAB School of Dentistry in 2011 and obtained his PhD in Biomedical Engineering in 2012. He has served as an investigator on over 75 clinical and laboratory research grants, and published over 200 peer reviewed articles, book chapters, and research abstracts. His research interests are the mechanical, optical, and biologic properties of dental materials and clinical evaluation of new dental materials. He was the 2016 recipient of the Stanford New Investigator Award and the 2017 Innovative Research Fellowship both from the American Dental Association. He serves on the American Dental Association Council of Scientific Affairs and is on the editorial board of The Journal of Adhesive Dentistry and Compendium. He has lectured nationally and internationally about dental materials. He also works as a general dentist in the UAB Faculty Practice. Presenting Courses: T12, T21
Paul Levi Jr., DMD
Dr. Paul Levi graduated from St. Lawrence University in Canton, New York in May 1962 and entered Tufts University School of Dental Medicine in September of the same year. After graduation from Tufts in 1966 he accepted a General Practice Residency (internship) in Burlington, VT. The internship furthered his interest in medicine and specifically in periodontology. He was allocated to the US Navy and served as an officer at Great Lakes Naval Training Center in North Chicago, Illinois for two years, where, because of his Tufts training, Dr. Levi was assigned to be the periodontist for the recruits. While in Chicago, he met and married Patty J. Nichol in 1968, and following two-years in the Navy, they moved to the Boston, Massachusetts area where he completed postdoctoral periodontal training at Tufts under the mentorship of Dr. Irving Glickman. At the completion of his specialty training in 1971, Dr. Levi practiced periodontology in Burlington, Vermont for 49 years. He began teaching dental school at Harvard School of Dental Medicine in 1994 and at Tufts University School of Dental Medicine in 2003. He retired from private practice in September of 2019, and presently teaches, lectures, and does research at Harvard and Tufts. To Dr. Levi, dentistry and specifically periodontics
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is not only a profession but a hobby. He has always been very active in periodontics locally, nationally, and internationally, and he spent a year in Barcelona teaching at Universitat Internacional de Catalunya and until the Covid pandemic occurred, continued to teach there twice a year. In 2021 he received an honorary PhD from the Universitat Internacional de Catalunya. Presenting Courses: F32, F35, S51, S60
Judy McIntyre, DMD, MS
Dr. Judy McIntyre attended the Harvard School of Dental Medicine, and subsequently obtained a coveted endodontics residency position at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Alongside renowned researchers in the field of endodontics, traumatology and pediatric dentistry, her research regarding traumatic dental injuries has been published in numerous professional journals. Dr. McIntyre opened Hopkinton Endodontics in 2016. She enjoys serving on the AAE Board of Directors currently and has enjoyed past participation in the ADA, as well as the Massachusetts Dental Society. She is passionate about sharing her love for dentistry, treatment of trauma, and endodontics. Presenting Courses: T15, T20
Christopher A. Moore, MA
Chris Moore currently serves as director of dental services for the Ohio Dental Association. He has served at the ODA for 33 years and currently administers the association's third-party payer, peer review, dental practice, and regulatory compliance programs. Chris received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Case Western Reserve University and a Master of Arts degree from Kent State University. Presenting Course: O80
Shannon Nanne, RDH
Serving as the Executive Director of The Global Oral Cancer Forum since 2016, Shannon Nanne helps promote the changes required for a substantial impact on incidence, morbidity, and mortality of oral cancer worldwide educating health professionals globally. Shannon graduated from the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine in 1994. She has authored articles in RDH, JPH, In Focus and Dimensions of Dental Hygiene, and is a Key Opinion Leader for several companies, publications and
associations and an ambassador with The Oral Cancer Foundation.
stress, biomechanics, occlusion, and esthetics. Presenting Courses: F30, F41
Presenting Course: F32
College of Dentists, a Fellow of Academy of Dentistry International and a Fellow in the Pierre Fauchard Academy. Presenting Courses: F43, S50
Matt Nejad, DDS
Dr. Matt Nejad is an expert biomimetic and esthetic dentist practicing in Beverly Hills, CA. He is a Fellow of the Academy of Biomimetic Dentistry and serves as a scientific advisor to mentor and train dentists. He provides education and training in Biomimetic Dentistry through the Nejad Institute for Biomimetic Dentistry. Dr. Nejad received his DDS degree from the Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry (University of Southern California School of Dentistry) in 2010. As a student, Dr. Nejad was mentored in a selective program run by Dr. Pascal Magne, known globally as the leading authority in esthetic dentistry and credited as the “father” of biomimetic dentistry. Throughout his professional career, Dr. Nejad has committed substantial time and energy to advance the practice, education, and development of Biomimetic Dentistry. The Nejad Institute provides training and mentorship for dentists interested in learning Biomimetic Dentistry. Today, Dr. Nejad is considered one of the top opinion leaders in the dental industry and he is a member of the ADA Standards Committee on Dental Products (SCDP). His areas of research and interest are adhesion, polymerization stress, residual
Keith Norwalk, DDS
Dr. Norwalk received his dental degree from the University of Detroit Mercy. He maintains a private practice in Genoa, Ohio, and has been teaching in some dental capacity for over 45 years. He has taught assistants, hygienists, EFDA training (hygienists and CDAs) and presently is an Assistant Clinical Professor at Case Western Reserve University in the Advanced Education in General Dentistry Department (Residency Program). He has served on the Advisory Board of ODEFA (Ohio’s EFDAs organization) and is an Adjunct Faculty member of Owens Community College Department of Dental Hygiene. He has placed and restored implants in his practice since 1969 and holds Masterships in the Academy of General Dentistry, the International Congress of Oral Implantologists, and the American Academy of Implant Prosthodontics. He is past president of the Toledo Dental Society and has served at the ODA level on the Councils of Dental Education and Licensure and Dental Care Programs and Dental Practice. In 2006, he received the Marvin Fisk Humanitarian Award from the Ohio Dental Association (ODA). He is a Fellow in the International and American
David J. Owsiany, JD
David Owsiany has served as executive director of the Ohio Dental Association since 2002. He previously served as director of legislative and legal services for the ODA, was a clerk to Justice Robert W. Cook of the Illinois Appellate Court, worked for the staff of the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, and was president of the Buckeye Institute for Public Policy Solutions. He is an honorary member of the American College of Dentists and the International College of Dentists. Mr. Owsiany earned his BA degree from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor and his JD degree from the Washington University School of Law in St. Louis.
Ohio. He has been in private practice in Canton, Ohio since 1988. He is on the faculty of the Cleveland Clinic Mercy Hospital GPR in Canton and is a Fellow in the International and American College of Dentists. He was a member of the ADA and American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons expert panels who wrote the Clinical Practice Guidelines and Appropriate Use Criteria for Antibiotic Prophylaxis for Prosthetic Joint Patients. He also was a co-author of the ADA Clinical Practice Guideline for Appropriate Antibiotic Use for Odontogenic Infections and was the 2019 recipient of the ADA Evidence Based Dentistry Clinical Practice Award. He was one of six dentists appointed to the ADA Dental Practice Recovery Task Force during the COVID-19 Pandemic. He regularly lectures to dental residents and students at Case School of Dental Medicine and NYU Langone Medical Center. He is a past president of the Ohio Dental Association and the Stark County Dental Society. Presenting Course: O81
Presenting Course: S59
Amrita Patel, DDS
Thomas M. Paumier, DDS Dr. Tom Paumier is a cum laude graduate of The Ohio State University College of Dentistry class of 1987 and completed a GPR at St. Elizabeth Medical Center in Youngstown,
Dr. Amrita Patel graduated from New York University College of Dentistry and completed her residency in general dentistry at the Nassau University Medical Center, a State University of New York at Stony Brookaffiliated hospital. In 2021 she was recognized by the American Dental Association (ADA) as a
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10 Under 10 Award honoree recognizing dentistry rising stars – dentists who are making an impact on the profession less than 10 years after graduating from dental school. Presenting Course: F36
Larry J. Sangrik, DDS
J.C. Resnick, DDS
Dr. Jay Resnick is a 1972 graduate of The Ohio State University College of Dentistry. Immediately after graduation, he completed a GPR at the Mount Sinai Hospital in Cleveland. After 47 years in private practice, he retired in 2020, accepting a faculty position at the School of Dental Medicine of Case Western Reserve University. He now serves as associate professor of comprehensive care and is the pre-doctoral implant training coordinator. Additionally, he is an attending faculty in the AEGD Residency Program and serves as a CODA site visitor for AEGD and GPR programs. While in clinical practice he emphasized Biomimetic Dentistry and is an Accredited Biomimetic Dentist, serving on the Board of Trustees for the Academy of Biomimetic Dentistry. Dr. Resnick is the General Chairman of the 2022 ODA Annual Session Committee. Presenting Course: O83
Dr. Larry Sangrik is a graduate of The Ohio State University College of Dentistry and has practiced general dentistry in his hometown of Chardon, Ohio since 1979. Active in organized dentistry, Dr. Sangrik has long held numerous positions at the local and state levels. He has also served as a consultant to the Ohio State Dental Board on a task force concerning the use of oral sedation. A nationallyrecognized lecturer, he has also been published in several dental publications on the topics of medical emergencies and dental fear. Dr. Sangrik maintains a full-time general practice with an emphasis on the treatment of apprehensive patients with intravenous sedation. Presenting Course: S52
Mehrdad Safavian, DDS
Dr. Safavian is a native of Cincinnati, Ohio. He earned his undergraduate degree from Xavier University and his Doctorate of Dental Surgery from The Ohio State University College of Dentistry. Since beginning his practice, Dr. Safavian has placed an emphasis on laser treatment, aesthetic dentistry, and oral
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surgery. He has received awards and certifications for design and placement of dentures, supported implants and creating a high-quality patient experience. Dr. Safavian is an active member of the Ohio Dental Association, American Dental Association, Academy of General Dentistry, and the Columbus Dental Society. Dr. Safavians’ wife, Selma, is an OSU graduate and dental hygienist. They reside in the Dublin, Ohio area with their two sons.
Matter Expert, President of the Academy of Dental Management Consultants and Board Member of the Speaking Consulting Network who openly shares his mistakes, what he learned as a result, and how to avoid those career ending errors. “It is a wise man who learns from his mistakes, but a wiser man still that learns from another’s.” Presenting Courses: F27, F39, S57
Presenting Course: O85
Roy Shelburne, DDS
Dr. Roy Shelburne graduated from the University of Virginia with a double major in Biology and Religious Studies in 1977. He went on to graduate with honors from Virginia Commonwealth University’s Dental School and opened a private general practice in Pennington Gap, Virginia, in 1981. He and his family have served as short-term volunteer missionaries with the Baptist Medical Dental Missions International and on various Mission of Mercy projects in Virginia. In March 2008, he surrendered his dental license after being convicted of healthcare fraud, racketeering and money laundering and spent 19 months in Federal Prison and 2 months in a halfway house. Dr. Shelburne is a nationally known speaker/writer/ consultant and an American Dental Association Subject
Mindy J. Streem, DMD, MS, ABO
Dr. Mindy Streem is a Diplomate of the American Board of Orthodontics, a member of the College of Diplomates of the American Board of Orthodontics, a member of the American Association of Orthodontists and The American Dental Association. She is also a member of the Ohio Dental Association and the Greater Cleveland Dental Society. Mindy grew up in Toledo, Ohio. She graduated from The University of Michigan Summa Cum Laude with both a degree in Voice Performance from the School of Music and a degree in Biology from the School of Literature, Sciences, and the Arts. Through her vocal training, she specialized in performing classical music and operatic arias in more than five different languages. Mindy performed the National Anthem at The University of Michigan’s commencement ceremony in
2001 on the 50-yard line at Michigan’s football stadium. Mindy attended Harvard School of Dental Medicine (HSDM), which consisted of two years of training at Harvard Medical School and two years at the dental school. During this time, Mindy served as Vice President of Harvard School of Dental Medicine and as President of the school’s chapter of Alpha Omega Dental Fraternity. Mindy earned her Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) degree from HSDM in 2005. After graduating from Harvard, Mindy earned her Master of Science degree and certificate in Orthodontics at The University of Michigan in 2008. She practices with Dr. Stephan Parker in Mayfield Village, Ohio at Parker & Streem Orthodontics. Mindy’s husband, Dr. Jason Streem, is a Cleveland periodontist at Periodontal Associates.
in private practice since 2002. Though she practices fullscope endodontics, she has cultivated an interest in the endodontic management of trauma, pediatrics and resorptive lesions. She has organized and lectured in dental trauma symposiums, and has lectured and clinically taught dental students, endodontic and pediatric residents. She has lectured nationally and locally to study clubs on topics such as Endo-Perio, Atypical Facial Pain, Regenerative Endodontics and Pulpal injuries after OroFacial Trauma. Her study The Influence of Instrument Size on Debridement was published in the Journal of Endodontics (Feb 2004, vol 30, 110-112) has been cited over 260 times. She is the proud mother of four children ages 15 to 25 and has been married to Dr. Faisal Quereshy for 29 years. They reside in Cleveland, Ohio.
Presenting Course: F31
Presenting Course: T11
on the complex interplay between pharmacology and physiology so that clinicians may be knowledgeable about not only the dental considerations of medications used to treat systemic illness but also the systemic considerations of medications used to provide dental treatment. As an educator, Tom is a member of the faculty of over 10 dental professional degree programs and has received several awards for outstanding teacher of the year. As an author, Tom is well known for his contributions to several professional journals, has served as a contributor, chapter author and peer reviewer for several pharmacology textbooks and currently serves as a consultant to the American Dental Association’s Council on Scientific Affairs. As a speaker, Tom has presented over 1,000 informative, humorous, and engaging continuing education seminars and webinars to dental professionals internationally since 2001. Meeting planners and attendees agree that Tom is their choice to educate within this dental specialty. Presenting Courses: T10; T17; F28
Najia Usman, DDS
Dr. Najia Usman graduated from SUNY Buffalo in 1995 with her DDS. After completing a one-year general practice residency at the Cleveland Clinic she furthered her interest in endodontics by completing a two-year endodontic residency at Oregon Health and Sciences University, Portland, Oregon in 2002. She was awarded her Diplomate Status by the American Board of Endodontics in 2009. Dr. Usman has been
Presenting Courses: T14, T19
Thomas A. Viola, R.Ph., CCP
With over 30 years’ experience as a board-certified pharmacist, clinical educator, professional speaker and published author, Tom Viola, R.Ph., C.C.P. has earned his national and international reputation as the go-to specialist for making pharmacology practical and useful for all members of the dental team. As the founder of Pharmacology Declassified, Tom provides valuable insight
Program in Esthetic Dentistry at the University of Minnesota, SUNY Buffalo, UMKC, and the University of Florida and served as chief examiner. He is a Fellow in the American College of Dentists, Fellow of the American Society for Dental Aesthetics, Fellow in the Academy of General Dentistry, and an Associate Member of the American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry. Dr. Ward has lectured extensively and has been invited to present before most major American meetings. In addition, he has addressed the International Aesthetic Congress in Istanbul, Turkey, and the UNAM International Congress in Mexico City. He has lectured in India, Poland, Korea, Czech Republic, Austria, Hungary, Vietnam and for countless dental societies and associations. Dr. Ward has published over 40 articles and is a reviewer for the Journal of Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry and the Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry. Dr. Ward has developed a computerized method of smile design called the RED Proportion. An innovative pioneer, Dr Ward combines theory with practical real-world experience.
Daniel H. Ward, DDS
Dr. Dan Ward was an Assistant Clinical Professor at The Ohio State University, College of Dentistry for 13 years and has been in private practice in Columbus, Ohio for 40 years. He lectured at the Post-Graduate
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AS OF JUNE 1, 2022
Exhibit Hall Hours
Thursday, September 15 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Friday, September 16 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturday, September 17 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
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Boasting one of the largest Exhibit Halls in the region, the ODA’s 156th Annual Session is clearly the best choice when shopping for your office. Rated by Annual Session attendees as one of the top reasons they attend the meeting each year, the ODA’s Exhibit Hall features convenient comparison shopping with the help of knowledgeable company representatives.
Exhibit Hall 2022
FEATURES of the Exhibit Hall ODA Membership Booth
Be sure to stop by the ODA Membership Booth while visiting the Exhibit Hall. Take time to relax and regroup with cell phone charging stations and comfortable seating. Information on all ODA programs and services will be available.
ODA Services Corp. Booth
Visit the ODA Services Corp. booth in the Exhibit Hall to speak with an experienced representative about our endorsed products and discounts. Learn about how you can save money with our health benefits plan, group purchasing organization, insurance products and practice resource products.
Door Prizes for ADA Member Dentists, Hygienists and Staff
Daily drawings in the ODA Membership Booth: Thursday, September 15, 6:00 p.m.; Friday, September 16, 6:00 p.m.; Saturday, September 17, 12:30 p.m. Visit the Exhibit Hall daily to enter your chance to win one of the outstanding prizes donated by the ODA, on behalf of all of the 2022 Annual Session Exhibitors. All ADA member dentists registered* for Annual Session are eligible for the dentist prizes and there are special drawings for registered* hygienists and dental team members. To enter, download the Annual Session app and visit ODA Membership Booth located in the Exhibit Hall daily to scan the QR code. Prizes for dentists include: Thursday, a Callaway Driver; Friday, a Microsoft Surface Pro7+; and Saturday, a Coach Gotham Folio briefcase. Prizes for hygienists include: Thursday, a sterling silver Tiffany Twist Knot Pendant; Friday, an iRobot Roomba robot vacuum; Saturday, a Longchamp Top Handle Bag. Prizes for dental staff include: Thursday, a sterling silver Tiffany Infinity Pendant Mini; Friday, an Amazon Echo Show 15; Saturday, a Coach Tabby Chain Clutch. *Attendees registered in the Exhibit Hall only categories are not eligible for the drawings
ODATalks
ODATalks are free one-hour presentations that are designed differently than most lectures and will be held right inside the Exhibit Hall. Featuring a wide-range of CE courses, demonstrations, and topical discussions, the Talks are designed to be interactive and encourage open discussion between the speaker and individual audience members. ODATalks are offered on a first-come, firstserved basis and some will offer CE credit. Seating is limited.
EVENTS in the Exhibit Hall
Cuisine + Colleagues From Around the World Thursday, September 15, 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Experience food and beverages from different regions around the world throughout the Exhibit Hall, hosted by the ODA Subcouncil on Diversity and Inclusion. Members of ODPAC, with a red, white & blue ribbon, should be sure to stop by the ODA Membership Booth for a free drink.
Hops & Shops
Friday, September 16, 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Finish your CE courses and start your evening by touring the Exhibit Hall. Partake in free central Ohio craft beers and snacks hosted by participating exhibitors. Meet up with your teammates and colleagues before you head out to further celebrations. Sponsored by Midway Dental.
Table Clinics
Friday, September 16, 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Earn up to 2 hours of free CE by attending the Table Clinics presented by member dentists, auxiliary staff, dental students and hygiene students.
Dark Roast and Donuts
Saturday, September 17, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Enjoy coffee and donuts on us while you take advantage of the great deals as we get ready to say goodbye to the 156th ODA Exhibition Hall.
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Registration Information CHOOSE ONE OF THREE WAYS TO REGISTER:
1. Online at www.oda.org 2. Use the registration form provided and mail or fax using the information provided below 3. On-site at Annual Session If using the form, mail the completed form to:
Faxed registrations with credit card payments will be accepted through September 1. Online registration is available through December 31, 2022.
ON-SITE REGISTRATION HOURS
Thursday, September 15 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
2022 ODA Annual Session c/o Eleventh & Gather 6840 Meadowridge Court Alpharetta, Georgia 30005
Friday, September 16 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
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EXHIBITS ONLY PASS
FAX the form to: (678) 341-3086 Registration and a name badge are required to participate in all on-site Annual Session activities. Please only register once – do not mail your registration if you have already faxed it or registered online. Mail registrations must be postmarked by August 25.
Saturday, September 17 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The ODA will offer an Exhibits Only Pass and any dentist or staff member can register for free. The Exhibits Only pass is good for one day only and does not include any advantage of other registration categories. Registrants in this category may not register for any CE courses – free or paid, live or online – cannot attend the Table Clinics,
REGISTRATION FEES Reg. code A B C D DH EF DA LT OM RE SP MC DS DR HS ST
Categories ODA Member (active & retired) Non-Member Dentist ODA Retired Life Member ADA Member (outside Ohio) Dental Hygienist EFDA Dental Assistant Lab Technician Office Manager Front Office Staff Spouse (non-office staff) Minor Child Dental Student Dental Resident Hygiene Student Other Students
ODATalks, or receive any other benefit included with other Annual Session registration categories and fees. Exhibits Only passes will not be mailed and should be picked up at the on-site registration desk on the specific day of the pass.
KEY TO COURSE FEES:
PRE-REGISTRATION
ONSITE REGISTRATION
To be eligible for reduced registration fees, your registration form and payment must be postmarked by August 1. Registration materials, including name badge and event confirmations, will be mailed to each attendee who registers by August 1. For any registrations received after August 1, badges must be picked up at the ODA onsite registration area. Preregistration is advised – not only will it save you money, but you will also avoid standing in line on-site and the risk of being closed out of popular CE programs!
Fee: Through 08/01/22 $99 $475 $0 $99 $35 $35 $35 $35 $35 $35 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $5
Be sure to wear your name badge to all functions!
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M=ODA/ADA Member Dentist NMD=Non-member Dentist S/O=Hygienists, Dental Assistants, Office Managers, Front Office Staff and all other registrants.
If you decide to wait and register onsite, plan to be at the ODA registration desk no less than one hour before your first CE course begins, in order to appropriately process your information. Be sure to select alternate courses in case your first choices are sold out.
STUDENT/RESIDENT PARTICIPATION Proof of student status (submit copy of student ID or ASDA membership number) is required for all student-status registrations, including dental
As of 08/02/22 $125 $500 $62 $125 $45 $45 $45 $45 $45 $45 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $15
On-site 9/15 - 9/17 $125 $500 $62 $125 $45 $45 $45 $45 $45 $45 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $15
students, dental residents, dental assisting students and dental hygiene students. Dental students pay no registration fee and may attend any CE lecture course at no cost, space permitting. Posted fees for hands-on courses apply. There is also a special, free event just for students, residents and new dentists that dental students can register for, E95. Dental residents who are ADA members pay no registration fee and may attend any CE lecture course at no cost, space permitting. Posted fees for hands-on courses apply. Dental residents who are not ADA members will be charged posted non-member fees or can join the ADA for free in 2022. There is also a special, free event that dental residents can register for, see Event Code E95. Dental hygiene and postsecondary dental assisting classes are not charged a registration fee if attending
Annual Session as a group. Every group of five students must be accompanied by an instructor or appropriate chaperone while in the Exhibit Hall. The pre-registration fee for post-secondary student dental assistants attending individually is $5, and increases to $15 on-site. Hygiene and assisting instructors, or students registering individually can call the ODA to register or for additional information at (614) 486-2700 or (800) 282-1526.
DISCOUNT FOR NEW DENTISTS
ODA Members who have been practicing for 10 years or less will receive a one-time $50 discount on any paid CE course added to their registration. The discount is applied to only one course and information provided by each attendee is matched with ODA membership records to validate the discount.
REGISTRATION FEES Reg. code ETD ETH ETA ETE ETO ETR EFD EFH EFA EFE EFO EFR ESD ESH ESA ESE ESO ESR
Categories Thursday Exhibits Only -- Dentist Thursday Exhibits Only -- Hygienist Thursday Exhibits Only -- Assistant Thursday Exhibits Only -- EFDA Thursday Exhibits Only – Office Mgr Thursday Exhibits Only – Front Office Friday Exhibits Only -- Dentist Friday Exhibits Only – Hygienist Friday Exhibits Only -- Assistant Friday Exhibits Only -- EFDA Friday Exhibits Only – Office Mgr Friday Exhibits Only – Front Office Saturday Exhibits Only – Dentist* Saturday Exhibits Only – Hygienist* Saturday Exhibits Only – Assistant* Saturday Exhibits Only – EFDA* Saturday Exhibits Only – Office Manager* Saturday Exhibits Only – Front Office Staff*
RETIRED LIFE MEMBER REGISTRATION
CANCELLATION POLICY
ODA members in the Retired Life category do not pay a registration fee if registered before the pre-registration deadline. A discounted $62 registration fee applies after the pre-registration deadline. Dentists in this category may audit any CE lecture course at no charge, space permitting; to receive CE credit for the course, the member must pay the posted course fee.
SPOUSE REGISTRATION
Spouses of ADA member dentists who do not work in the dental office may register for free.
MEMBERSHIP OFFER
Non-member dentists may apply a portion of the registration fee toward 2023 ODA membership dues. To take advantage of this offer, contact the ODA membership department at (614) 486-2700 or membership@oda.org.
Fee: Through 08/01/22 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
For a cancellation refund, written requests must be received by the ODA no later than September 1, 2022. A $20 service fee will apply for each cancellation. All refunds will be processed two to four weeks after the 2022 Annual Session. Refunds will be made via the same method of payment, when possible. The Ohio Dental Association reserves the right to cancel or reschedule Annual Session due to unforeseen circumstances. Registrants will be notified.
REGISTRATION QUESTIONS? Call (678) 341-3049
If you have questions about the meeting in general, call the ODA at (800) 282-1526 or email annualsession@oda.org.
As of 08/02/22 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
Register Now!
On-site 9/15 - 9/17 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
Be sure to wear your name badge to all functions!
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Parking Information Parking at the Greater Columbus Convention Center (GCCC) Due to on-going road construction in the Columbus area, traffic patterns going into downtown may have changed. For up-to-date traffic information, including construction and temporary street closures, please refer to www.pavingtheway.org. The Greater Columbus Convention Center address is 400 North High Street, Columbus, Ohio 43215.
Hotel Information Book Your Hotel Room
The Ohio Dental Association has negotiated special rates at area hotels. Your patronage is appreciated. Use the link that is provided to receive the ODA rate. You must request the Ohio Dental Association rate; otherwise you may be charged a higher fee. Attendees reserving a room at any block hotel grant the ODA permission to obtain the name holding each reservation and length of stay for the sole purpose of verifying the negotiated room block. Reservations may be required to be guaranteed by a deposit equal to one night’s rate. Hilton Columbus Downtown Headquarters Hotel 402 North High Street Columbus, OH 43215 (855) 380-9591; (614) 384-8600 Single or Double: $185 Rate Deadline: August 15, 2022 Online Link: https://book.passkey.com/ gt/218322622?gtid=f5944e263225d70257546854a6456ab1 The Hilton Columbus Downtown Hotel is headquarters hotel of the 2022 ODA Annual Session. Annual Session events and the ODA room block are scheduled to take place in the new Hilton Tower, connected to the Greater Columbus Convention Center. The tower will be the tallest concrete frame built in Columbus in more than 30 years and features 28 floors, a two-story restaurant and a rooftop lounge. For booking information at the Hilton and other properties that are offering special pricing to Annual Session attendees, go to www.oda.org.
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If you are staying downtown, you may find it more convenient to leave your car parked at your hotel and take alternate transportation or walk to the Greater Columbus Convention Center. Reserve your parking space in advance! Reserve and prepay parking through the Greater Columbus Convention Center. Convenience charges may apply, but parking is reserved and guaranteed, and ready to reserve approximately 30 days in advance of Annual Session. This is a great option if you are driving into the meeting daily: https://parking. columbusconventions.com/Onlinetickets/index.aspx Parking Garage/Lot Addresses Annual Session Attendees are responsible for their own parking charges. Parking rates are subject to change. Goodale Garage 70 East Goodale Street Columbus, OH 43215 $15.00
East Lot 80 East Nationwide Boulevard Columbus, OH 43215 $15.00
South Garage 88 E Nationwide Boulevard Columbus, OH 43215 $15.00 – no vans or trucks
Ohio Center Garage Enter from N. 3rd Street Columbus, OH 43215 $15.00
Vine Street Garage 37 Vine Street Columbus, OH 43215 $15.00
North Lot 50 E. Goodale Street Columbus, OH 43215 $15.00
Reserve Your Parking Today!
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2022 ODA Annual Session c/o Eleventh & Gather 6840 Meadowridge Court Alpharetta, Georgia 30005
You may fax forms to (678) 341-3086 until September 1.
RegForm2022
Registration Mailing Instructions MAIL registration form to the address below, or for faster service, register online at www.oda.org. Do not mail this form after August 25.
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Exhibits Only registration is available for Dentists, Hygienists, Assistants, EFDAs, Office Managers and Front Office Staff but you must register online at www.oda.org.
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Name of Practice ______________________________________________
Dentist Name _________________________________________________
Doctor Registrant (Print or Type) Only one form per office necessary
A B C D DH EF DA LT OM RE SP MC DS DR HS ST
Registration Codes and Fees
2022 ODA Annual Session Registration Form
2022 ODA ANNUAL SESSION 1370 Dublin Road Columbus, OH 43215
Complete Program and Registration Materials Enclosed
Pre-Registration Deadline is August 1, 2022 www.oda.org
Questions?
Contact us at (614) 486-2700 or annualsession@oda.org
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