2022 ODA Annual Meeting Program

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BRIGHTER BETTER

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TOGETHER OKLAHOMA DENTAL ASSOCIATION

ANNUAL MEETING

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TABLE OF CONTENTS SOCIAL EVENTS SPONSORS EXHIBIT HALL ANNUAL MEETING AT-A-GLANCE CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES ODA AWARD WINNERS

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DIGITAL TICKETING

Your name badge serves as your ticket to get into the courses and as a record of your CE. Additional tickets may be available for purchase at Registration. All attendees must have their badge scanned before entering ALL courses and ticketed events!

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2022 ODA ANNUAL MEETING THE PREMIER DENTAL MEETING IN THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA CELEBRATING 115 YEARS OF ORGANIZED DENTISTRY

WELCOME FROM THE ODA PRESIDENT Welcome! Welcome! Welcome! It is so exciting to hold the Oklahoma Dental Association Annual Meeting in person for the first time since 2019. Last year’s virtual meeting was a huge success and offered an incredible lineup of speakers. Our members enjoyed the format, but it was missing something. The camaraderie and fellowship experienced from gathering is so valuable and important. I am really happy you are here, and I look forward to seeing you over the next two days.

The lineup of speakers and events this year is expansive. We have speakers that focus on topics that will interest your entire team. Kevin Henry, MA, will focus his presentation on Dental Assistants and the valuable role they play in a practice. Karen Davis, RDH, will be presenting on the value of communication between doctor, hygienist, and the patient. Mary Hamburg, DDS, MS, is offering a Lunch and Learn that covers the scaling and root planning patient and the difficulties with patient acceptance and compliance with this therapy. Kim Graziano, RDH, will be presenting on the new challenges with infection control and OSHA in the time of COVID. The Oklahoma Dental Association is proud to partner with the Oklahoma Dental Hygienists’ Association and the Oklahoma Dental Assistants’ Association to present these timely topics.

We have courses that will offer hands-on opportunities. Jessica K. Hsieh, DDS, will be demonstrating the importance of digital dental photography in your practice. Stephanie Tran, DDS, is offering a hands-on course in restoratively-driven endodontics. I hope you registered early for these two presentations, as seating is limited to maximize the hand-on experience.

Jeff Puckett, Chief Investigator with the Oklahoma Board of Dentistry will offer two courses this year. He will be speaking at our Breakfast and Learn on the topic of opioid abuse and the role we as dentists play in this nationwide problem. He will also be presenting a Lunch and Learn on the topic of ethics in our profession.

Both of these topics will satisfy your requirements for this reporting period.

Your keynote speaker this year is Jill Donovan, Founder of Rustic Cuff. Rustic Cuff is a nationwide Jewelry Business founded right here in Oklahoma. Rustic Cuff is currently sold in over 250 locations along with a very strong, loving and loyal online fanbase. Mrs. Donovan describes herself as “Passionate” and “Purposeful” and will speak on the power of gift giving and generosity. We look forward to her team-focused session that will help kick off the Annual Meeting!

The Annual Meeting Planning Committee has organized several social events to enhance our weekend together. Friday morning we will host a Morning Mixer in the Exhibit Hall, and after our courses on Friday, join us just outside the Exhibit Hall for the ODA Happy Hour. Friday evening will culminate with the annual President’s Party held in the Park House at the Myriad Gardens. I would like to personally invite you to all of these events, and you can find all the details on pages 7 – 8. Thank you to the Annual Meeting Planning Committee for their hard work. They’ve planned an exciting event. Again, thank you for being here and I look forward to seeing and reconnecting with each of you! We are brighter and better together.

Chris Fagan, DDS ODA President

BRIGHTER BETTER

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Partners Assistants and Hyg

WELCOME FROM THE ODAA

Welcome Back!!

The Oklahoma Dental Assistants Association welcomes you to the 2022 ODA “Brighter & Better Together” Annual Meeting. We are so pleased to be seeing you all in person as we continue to make our way through the changes this pandemic has brought.

Our title this year is “The Heartbeat of Every Office” and this has never been truer as we have proven ourselves as such a great asset to the profession of dental assisting. I am proud to have served as your ODAA President the past few years.

I would like to extend a gracious thank you to all the ODAA & OSDA officers, board members and committee members for their volunteered time to support this organization. By you registering for these courses, you are displaying your dedication, curiosity and interest in being as up-to-date as possible with new technologies and practices. I believe you will enjoy the speakers the ODAA has lined up for you. Kevin Henry always has great topics of interest that will keep you wanting more, and Kim Graziano, all though infection control a serious but boring subject, she will be entice you to ask questions and address your concerns.

We hope you will find the time to stop by the membership booth in the Exhibit Hall or the hospitality suite in the Omni Hotel! Light snacks will be provided. Be sure to ask about how you can become more involved in the American Dental Assistants Association as membership has many benefits designed just for you.

Colleen Schmitt, CDA President, Oklahoma Dental Assistants Association (ODAA)

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WELCOME FROM THE OKDHA

The Oklahoma Dental Hygienists’ Association is excited to continue our collaboration with the Oklahoma Dental Association by providing a spectacular Lunch & Learn at the ODA Annual Meeting! Dr. Mary Hamburg, DDS, MS, will be presenting “The Three Letter Word In Dentistry: SRP, Moving Patients from Compromised to Compliant”, a progressive introduction to new practices in periodontal therapy and treatment compliance. We invite you to enjoy a meal with your RDH colleagues, a fabulous CE course, and a raffle for an awesome prize. You won’t want to miss it!

Have you heard, we put the OK into OKDHA!! The Oklahoma Dental Hygienists’ Association (OKDHA) has been working on your behalf to promote RDH opportunities in the workplace and for volunteer service in our communities. Please stop by the OKDHA table in the Exhibit Hall to say hello!

We would like to connect with you, hear your ideas and share information regarding personal, professional and dental practice growth. Please save the date for the OKDHA Annual Session that will be held at the Stoney Creek Hotel Tulsa Broken Arrow on September 16 - 17, 2022. As the professional organization representing the interest of all Oklahoma dental hygienists, we have many exciting ventures on the horizon and would love for you to join us.

Please follow OKDHA on Facebook at facebook.com/okdha and visit our website at okdha.org to stay apprised of upcoming events.

It is our hope that you enjoy the ODA Annual Meeting and we look forward to connecting with you!

Laurie Humphrey, RDH, BS President, Oklahoma Dental Hygienists’ Association (OKDHA)

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Purchases MUST be made during the 2022 Annual Meeting Exhibit Hall hours. No exceptions will be made.

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EXHIBITOR INFORMATION EXHIBITORS

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425, 326

3000 Insurance Group

128

Kuraray

427

Align Technology Invisalign iTero Exocad

327

LumaDent, Inc.

404

Allied Powers, LLC

333

Medi Lazer

228

Ashton Gray, LLC

502

Bank of America Practice Solutions

505

MediLoupes

541

BioHorizons

410

Midwest Dental Equipment & Supply

303

Bio-One OKC

428

National Dentex

434

BQ Ergonomics

406

NBC Oklahoma

310

Brasseler USA

402

ODASupplySource

210

Burkhart Dental Supply

328

BURST

510

Oklahoma Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust

508

Carestream Dental

225

Orascoptic

507

Carr Healthcare Realty

514,516,518

Patterson Dental

405

Catalyst Dental Allies

520,522

506

Chickasaw Nation Department of Health

401

ProSites

233

Commerce Bank

426,525

Delta Dental of Oklahoma

407

Protomad

403

DentalHQ

306

Scars & Stripes

110

Designs for Vision, Inc.

435

Securian Advisors Mid America

533

Essentials Dental Supply

304

Shofu Dental Corporation

308

Evans + Davis

307

Solutions 101

503

Express Dental Laboratory

302

First Citizens Bank

134

Solutions Dental Lab

409

First Libery Bank

504

Suction Solutions, LLC

543

First United Bank

501

SurgiTel

301

Fotona

234

Ultradent Products, Inc.

336

Garfield Refining Company

334

UnitedHealthcare

126

GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare

227

US Army Medical Recruiting

325,226

Henry Schein Dental

509

Valliance Bank

535

Hopkin & Associates

527

Wells Fargo Practice Finance

305

Huntington National Bank

309

Woody & Associates, CPA’s, PLLC

408

Insurance Answers Plus

512

Works24

335

Ivoclar

209

Kaylor Dental Lab, Inc. OPENING SESSION & CE CLASSROOM

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SCHEDULE AT-A-GLANCE FRIDAY

EVENT

LOCATION

7:00 – 7:50

ODA Past Presidents’ Breakfast

204

7:30 – 5:00 7:30 – 5:00 8:00 – 9:00

Registration Open Exhibit Hall Open Opening Session – Jill Donovan | Full Circle Kindness

Exhibit Hall

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Exhibit Hall Exhibit Hall Classroom Exhibit Hall

7:30 – 9:30

Morning Mixer

9:30 – 11:30

Kevin Henry |Five Ways Dental Assistants Can C.R.U.S.H. Their Careers (Page 23)

207 A & B

9:30 – 12:30

Troy Schmedding | Principles and Protocols to Establish a Minimally Invasive Approach (Page 24) Karen Davis | Executing the Ultimate Doctor-Patient Hygiene Exam (Page 24)

301 A-C

12:00 – 1:00

ODAA (Assistants) Meet & Greet

Omni Hotel, ODAA President’s Suite

12:00 – 1:30

Pierre Fauchard Academy Lunch

204

12:30 – 4:30

Jessica K. Hsieh | Digital Dental Photography (Level I)

202

12:45 – 2:15

205 A & B Mary Hamburg | The Three Letter Word in Dentistry: SRP Moving Patients from Compromised to Compliant (Page 25)

1:00 – 4:00

Troy Schmedding | Understanding the Indirect Material Choices in 2022 (Page 24)

301 A-C

1:30 – 4:30

Kim Graziano | Infection Control & OSHA in the COVID-19 Era (Page 25)

207 A & B

2:00 – 4:00

Suzanne Ebert | Prepare for a Successful Practice Transition (Page 28)

206 A & B

4:30 – 5:30

ODA Happy Hour

OKCCC Lobby

6:30 – 10:30

ODA President’s Party

Park House

10:00 – 12:00

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DIGITAL TICKETING DON’T FORGET YOUR NAME BADGE! YOUR NAME BADGE MUST BE SCANNED TO ATTEND COURSES, ENTER TICKETED EVENTS AND TO TRACK YOUR CE.

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SATURDAY EVENT

LOCATION

7:00 – 9:00

Breakfast & Learn – Jeff Puckett | Opioid Abuse (Page 28)

208 A & B

7:30 – 12:00

Registration Open

OKCCC Lobby

7:30 – 9:00

American College of Dentists Breakfast

204

9:00 – 11:00

ODAA (Assistants) Executive Post Board Meeting

Omni Hotel, ODAA President’s Suite

9:00 – 12:00

Joshua Austin | Differentiate Yourself: Clinical & Marketing Tips to Generate New Patients! (Page 30)

301 A-C

9:00 – 10:30

DENPAC Board Meeting

201

9:15 – 12:15

Jessica K. Hsieh | Digital Dental Photography (Level II) (Page 29) 202

9:15 – 11:15

Clint Stevens | Evidence-Based Dentistry: The Gap Between Theory and Practice (Page 31)

TIME MORNING

206 A & B

Blaire Bowers & Lauren Bowers-Klaus | Esthetic Management of Complex Recession Defects (Page 31) Stephanie Tran | Crack and Fracture Management (Page 30)

205 A & B

12:15 – 1:45

Lunch & Learn – Jeff Puckett | Ethics in Dentistry (Page 28)

208 A & B

12:15 – 1:45

International College of Dentists Luncheon

204

1:00 – 4:00

Joshua Austin | Differentiate Yourself: Clinical & Marketing Tips to Generate New Patients! (Page 30)

301 A-C

2:00 – 5:00

David Sylvester II | Immediate, Full-arch Implant Rehabilitation. Teeth in a Day. Loading Every Time. (Page 32)

205 A & B

2:00 – 5:00

Stephanie Tran | Restoratively-Driven Endo (Page 30)

202

10:00 – 12:00

AFTERNOON

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CONTINUING EDUCATION THINGS TO KNOW CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS & COURSE SURVEYS The Oklahoma Dental Association will provide Annual Meeting attendees with an electronic Verification of Participation Form for each course attended. Credit is assigned by the ODA on an hourly basis. Your badge will be scanned for entry into ALL courses. In order to receive CE credit, you MUST have your badge scanned before entering the course. Attendees will then receive an email with an online survey for each course attended that MUST be completed. Upon submitting the survey, you will be emailed a Verification of Participation Form. An email will be sent 4 - 5 business days after the conclusion of the meeting.

The Oklahoma Board of Dentistry no longer requires sign-in sheets for continuing education courses. Each attendee’s badge MUST be scanned before the course to serve as record of attendance and to receive the required survey.

There will be no sign-in sheets for attendees to complete.

The AGD CE # for reporting purposes is 219266. For out-of-state practitioners, it is the responsibility of the individual attendee to submit any necessary continuing education credit documentation to their individual state for verification.

If you have trouble with the surveys or receiving a Verification of Participation Form, please email syates@okda.org.

GENERAL INFORMATION CLASSROOM ETIQUETTE

NAME BADGE & DIGITAL TICKETING

Please be courteous to other meeting attendees and silence your moble device during all courses. If you must use your phone, kindly step outside of the classroom.

Your name badge serves as your ticket to the courses and as a record of your attendance. Additional tickets may be available for purchase at Registration.

All attendees must have their badge scanned before entering ALL courses.

The Oklahoma Dental Association is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider. 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. The Oklahoma Dental Association designates each of the sessions offered as specific number of continuing education credits as listed in the speaker information.

Concerns or complaints about a CE provider may be directed to the provider or to ADA CERP at www.ada.org/cerp.

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SPEAKER & COURSE INFORMATION JILL DONOVAN |

FOUNDER OF RUSTIC CUFF FULL CIRCLE KINDNESS KEYNOTE SPEAKER FRIDAY 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM EXHIBIT HALL 1 CE HOUR CATEGORY D LECTURE

@RUSTICCUFF

COURSE DESCRIPTION: There are two simple but strong words that describe Jill Donovan perfectly: “passionate“ and “purposeful”. Jill’s 2004 guest appearance on The Oprah Winfrey Show ignited a change within her heart that would have a ripple effect on thousands of lives. Now, with her own nationally known jewelry business (Rustic Cuff), Donovan knows a thing or two about the power in passing gifts from one person to another. She will share what happens when you give generously to others, pursue your dreams and never give up! Author of the book, The Kindness Effect, she is often heard saying, “You truly can change your world… one act of kindness at a time.”

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5 WAYS DENTAL ASSISTANTS CAN C.R.U.S.H. THEIR CAREERS FRIDAY 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM

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LECTURE

CATEGORY D

COURSE OBJECTIVES: • Identify on-the-job challenges that could affect performance and happiness • Understand the steps that can be taken to minimize the effects of those challenges • Explore how to have a more productive and fulfilling career as a dental assistant • Learn the benefits of a peer network and how it can benefit your career • Identify steps to embracing one’s own potential and leadership mindset COURSE DESCRIPTION: Are you enjoying your career as a dental assistant or are you just getting through the day? In this fun, fastpaced, interactive course, we will talk about five key points following the C.R.U.S.H. acronym that will help you not only enjoy what you do more, but also see the fruits of a more fulfilling career. It’s time that dental assistants learned once again the valuable role they play in the lives of their patients and the bottom line of the dental practice. Join us and reignite your passion for your career!

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DDS, AAACD @TROYSCHMEDDINGDDS

PRINCIPLES AND PROTOCOLS TO ESTABLISH A MINIMALLY INVASIVE APPROACH FRIDAY

9:30 AM - 12:30 PM

3 CE HOURS

CATEGORY B

COURSE SPONSORED BY:

RM 301A-C

LECTURE

COURSE OBJECTIVES: • Preparation Design • Immediate Dentin Seal • Marginal Elevation • Predictable Temporization for Minimally-Invasive Preparations COURSE DESCRIPTION:

Learn how to disrupt the vicious cycle of death as it relates to indirect restorations. The world of minimally-invasive restorations sits right before our eyes. Come learn how advancements in materials as well as advanced adhesion techniques can take you to the next level.

UNDERSTANDING THE INDIRECT MATERIAL CHOICES IN 2022 FRIDAY 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM RM 301A-C 3 CE HOURS

CATEGORY B

COURSE SPONSORED BY:

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COURSE OBJECTIVES: • How to select the right ceramic • Understanding the inherent difference in ceramics • Proper bonding protocols COURSE DESCRIPTION: In the last 10 years there have been many changes in ceramics, hybrid ceramics & zirconia restorations available to clinicians. These newer materials often have very different physical properties leading to different finishing, polishing and cementation/bonding protocols. This course will provide a review of these newer materials, their proper clinical indications and cementation or bonding procedures.

KAREN DAVIS |

RDH, BSDH

EXECUTING THE ULTIMATE DOCTOR-PATIENT HYGIENE EXAM FRIDAY 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM EXHIBIT HALL COURSE SPONSORED BY: 2 CE HOURS CATEGORY D LECTURE COURSE OBJECTIVES: • Distinguish screenings that can save lives and save smiles • Appraise the art of prioritization for dental hygiene services • Recognize strategies to overcome common objections to treatment recommendations • Appraise technologies to increase efficiency and effectiveness of dental hygiene procedures • Identify how a “triangle of communication” helps increase case acceptance

COURSE DESCRIPTION: Learn how to prevent the “I’ll give you a call...” response from patients following treatment recommendations in the dental hygiene appointment. Capitalize on that magical 5 to 7-minute exam, using continuity between the dental hygienist and dentist without running everyone’s schedules behind. Strategic screenings provide the pathway for comprehensive diagnosis and treatment enrollment. Learn the art of prioritization and the value of a “triangle of communication” between the dentist, dental hygienist and the patient.

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MARY A. HAMBURG |

DDS, MS

Presented by the Oklahoma Dental Hygienists’ Association

THE THREE LETTER WORD IN DENTISTRY: SRP MOVING PATIENTS FROM COMPROMISED TO COMPLIANT LUNCH AND LEARN FRIDAY

12:45 PM - 2:15 PM

1.5 CE HOURS

CATEGORY B

RM 205A/B

LECTURE

COURSE OBJECTIVES: • Proficiently diagnose and treatment plan periodontal diseases that incorporates patients chief concerns and objectives • Learn the ins and outs of SRP in a periodontal practice • Streamline treatment of periodontal disease from a compromised to a controlled status COURSE DESCRIPTION: A healthy periodontal support structure is paramount to a successful treatment. Understanding diagnosis, coding and supportive periodontal therapy are key to long term acceptance and compliance. Sadly, nothing sinks patients’ acceptance of treatment faster than non-surgical periodontal therapy. Though necessary to maintain a healthy mouth, patients are hesitant to sign on for scaling and root planing for many reasons.

Whether it’s understanding their disease state or the financial considerations, you will learn how to handle the obstacles to patient acceptance and move toward treatment that is important for SRP as well as fluoride treatment. Don’t let patients waylay treatment with their dirty words. We will discuss tools and studies in support SRP and fluoride treatment with a healthy mouth as the endpoint versus the alternative of resistance and neglect.

KIM GRAZIANO |

RDH, MPH

Presented by the Oklahoma Dental Assistants’ Association

INFECTION CONTROL AND OSHA IN THE COVID-19 ERA FRIDAY

1:30 PM - 4:30 PM

3 CE HOURS

CATEGORY D

RM 207A/B LECTURE

COURSE OBJECTIVES: • Compare changes in infection control procedures with the introduction of COVID-19 • Identify dental office surfaces and understand the different levels of disinfectants needed on each surface • Implement proper disinfection and sterilization techniques for patient care • Relate osha regulations/cdc guidelines to clinical practice • Identify infection control hazards related to patient safety • Know instrument processing - the do’s and don’ts for proper sterilization and monitoring * Dental Assistants are required to complete 2 hrs of infection control per reporting period.

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DMD

PREPARE FOR A SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE TRANSITION FRIDAY 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM 2 CE HOURS CATEGORY D

RM 206 A/B

COURSE OBJECTIVES: • Building your transition team • Setting realistic expectations (for both sides!)

• Exploring different transition and mentorship paths • Finding the right match COURSE DESCRIPTION:

Deciding to enter or leave a practice is one of the most important decisions you will make throughout your career. Hear from the ADA Practice Transitions (ADAPT) experts on how to ensure a successful transition, whether you are buying or selling a practice, hiring an associate or finding a job. After the presentation, ADAPT will hold a Q&A session where you can ask your most pressing practice transitions questions and receive advice from the experts.

JEFF PUCKETT OPIOID* ABUSE BREAKFAST AND LEARN SATURDAY

7:00 AM - 9:00 AM

2 CE HOURS

CATEGORY B

COURSE SPONSORED BY:

RM 208 A/B

LECTURE

COURSE DESCRIPTION & OBJECTIVES: The objective of this course is to raise awareness of the scope of the problem in the US, provide attendees with studies showing that other therapies work just as well as opioids (if not better), and to provide attendees with statutes and rules by which they should be abiding when prescribing. Mr. Puckett will cover the applicable state and federal laws and present real-life examples of what you need to do to stay out of trouble.

ETHICS** IN DENTISTRY LUNCH AND LEARN SATURDAY

12:15 PM - 1:45 PM

RM 208 A/B

1.5 CE HOURS

CATEGORY ETHICS

LECTURE

COURSE DESCRIPTION & OBJECTIVES: This course will define ethics and what it may or may not mean to some dental professionals. The course will also review actual Board of Dentistry case studies and attendees will discuss whether the action taken by the dentist, hygienist or assistant was ethical, or not.

*Dentists are required to complete one hour of opioid prescribing or pain management CE per year for a total of two hours per two-year reporting period. Newly licensed dentists are required complete 2 hours within the first year of receiving their initial license. **An ethics course is required for all dentists and hygienists during each CE reporting period.

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JESSICA K. HSIEH |

DDS, MDSc, FACP

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DIGITAL DENTAL PHOTOGRAPHY - LEVEL I FRIDAY

12:30 PM - 4:30 PM

4 CE HOURS

CATEGORY B

RM 202 HANDS-ON

COURSE OBJECTIVES: • Understand the basics of exposure: shutter speed, aperture, depth of field, ISO and white balance and how each is manipulated for dental photography • Competency in taking extraoral and intraoral photography and the photo series for digital smile design • Understand the basic camera setup and pros and cons of each equipment part; feel comfortable to make educated purchases • Understand different flash systems: ring, dual flash, strobe and speedlights • Understand function of different armamentarium and dental accessories • Learn how to troubleshoot common photography problems COURSE DESCRIPTION: Dental photography has changed the landscape of dentistry. It has become a necessity in dental practices for: 1) treatment planning, 2) digital smile design, 3) communication with dental labs, insurance companies, etc., 4) marketing and practice promotion, 5) legal documentation, and numerous other reasons. Whether you have no experience with dental photography or already have a favorite camera system, come receive one-on-one training with all aspects of dental photography including basic light manipulation and equipment know-how. This course can help you either master what you already have (i.e. bring your own camera) or help you figure out what you need. There will be multiple cameras and flash systems for you to explore. Come take your photography and dental practice to the next level!

DIGITAL DENTAL PHOTOGRAPHY - LEVEL II SATURDAY 3 CE HOURS

9:15 AM - 12:15 PM CATEGORY B

RM 202

HANDS-ON

COURSE OBJECTIVES: • Feel confident in accurate shade taking and how to use different photos to communicate with your lab (i.e. polarized photos) • Recognize how to use a grey card to white balance your photos • Understand how to avoid specular light and achieve glossy effect • Understand how different flashes and their positions affect texture, chroma and shadows to accomplish artistic photos • Understand how to take object photography using a shadow box and speed lights • Understand how to catalog photos and basics of Adobe Lightroom COURSE DESCRIPTION: After mastering the basics for achieving ideal exposure, we will delve into four realms: 1) accurate shade-taking and essential photos needed for good dental lab communication, 2) artistic dental photos, 3) object/product photography using shadow boxes and speedlights, 4) post-photo organization and storage. This course assumes that you are comfortable with the basics of exposure: shutter speed, aperture, depth of field, ISO and white balance.

Although not required, it is recommended to bring your own shade guides and what photos your lab normally requires of you. As a bonus, come bring any pictures you have seen on social media that you want to replicate, as I will help you achieve it! Come elevate your photography! This course requires that you bring your own camera body and macro lens – different flash systems will be available for you to explore.

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JOSHUA AUSTIN |

DDS, MAGD @JOSHUAAUSTINDDS

DIFFERENTIATE YOURSELF: CLINICAL & MARKETING TIPS TO GENERATE NEW PATIENTS! SATURDAY 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM & 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM RM 301 A-C 6 CE HOURS

CATEGORY D

LECTURE

COURSE OBJECTIVES: • Explore how patients evaluate and choose their dentist • Discover where patients look for information when choosing a new dentist anD how your practice can stand out in those places • Review several clinical differentiating factors that can help a patient choose your practice • Explore how digital technology has changed everything from attracting patients to executing dental treatment • Identify and discuss the practice systems that ensure new patients flow to your practice

COURSE DESCRIPTION: The vast majority of dentists have at least one competing office within one mile. How can we stand out from the crowd? More than ever, we need to find ways to differentiate our practices. From increasing your online presence to responding to bad reviews, learn what you need to do to attract the patients you want to your practice. From a clinical perspective, explore growing trends and the best new products and innovations on the market. Discuss the techniques, tips, tricks, materials, and equipment which can separate your practice from the dentist down the street.

STEPHANIE TRAN |

DDS

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CRACK AND FRACTURE MANAGEMENT SATURDAY 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM 2 CE HOURS

CATEGORY B

RM 205 A/B

COURSE SPONSORED BY:

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COURSE OBJECTIVES: • The detection and diagnosis of cracked teeth and root fractures • Use of CBCT for improved diagnosis of fractures and improved prognosis evaluation • Techniques for management of cracked teeth Vertical root fractures (VRF) and cracked tooth syndrome represent some of the most difficult clinical problems to diagnose and manage. CBCT, in conjunction with radiographic and clinical findings, is extremely helpful in the detection and treatment planning of fractures. Additionally, with more options of endodontic and restorative materials, proper management of cracked teeth can allow patients to maintain their natural dentition more predictably than ever before.

RESTORATIVELY-DRIVEN ENDO SATURDAY 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM

3 CE HOURS

CATEGORY B HANDS-ON

COURSE OBJECTIVES: • Understand the approach for restoratively-driven access design • Learn how to use contemporary, controlled-memory files for conservative instrumentation • Apply bioceramic and modern technology into root canal obturation techniques • Understand modern conservative restorative considerations for endodontically treated teeth COURSE DESCRIPTION: This lecture will review the current concepts of restoratively-driven endodontics and provide a hands-on experience to learn the techniques of managing endodontic treatment from access to restoration. With a short lecture and longer hands-on portion, this course will discuss the changes toward a modern and restorativelydriven approach to endodontic treatment, and it will introduce the concept of contemporary instrumentation and obturation using the heat-treated endodontic instruments and bioceramic obturation.

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TWO COURSES, ONE SESSION! SATURDAY 2 CE HOURS

9:15 AM - 11:15 AM CATEGORY B

CLINT STEVENS |

RM 206 A/B

LECTURE

DDS, FAGD, FICOI

EVIDENCE-BASED DENTISTRY: THE GAP BETWEEN THEORY & PRACTICE COURSE OBJECTIVES: • The primary obstacles we face in fulfilling the “Evidence-Based Dentistry” mantra • Where the current literature base falls short in helping to determine best clinical outcomes • Approaches for evaluating and integrating new concepts from the literature into daily practice COURSE DESCRIPTION: While in theory we practice in an era of “Evidence-Based Dentistry”, it’s not reality. Our profession has become exceedingly myopic, focusing on laboratory and clinical surrogate markers that are limited or useless in their ability to predict clinical survival and/or success, from either a patient or a practitioner perspective. At the same time, we cling to “gold standards” for treatment that persist thanks to tradition, not science. We practice in a time of information overload, making it ever-more difficult for clinicians to identify fads from paradigmshifting concepts. However, if patient outcomes are to be our primary focus, it’s imperative to evolve our clinical practices over time to ensure we’re providing the best possible solutions for our patients.

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ESTHETIC MANAGEMENT OF COMPLEX RECESSION DEFECTS COURSE OBJECTIVES: • Understand guidelines for selecting patients that are candidates for soft tissue grafting • Diagnose the indications for different types of soft tissue grafting • Become familiar with new and emerging concepts in soft tissue grafting COURSE DESCRIPTION: Evaluation of gingival margins and tissue quality are important factors to be addressed when considering highly aesthetic outcomes. Several soft tissue augmentation options exist, each with appropriate indications. Gingival grafting, used in non-esthetic areas, will augment the zone of keratinized tissue and is the most predictable option with regard to correct mucogingival deformities. Historically known as a “non-esthetic graft”, new surgical techniques offer more predictability for root coverage and color matching outcomes . Connective tissue grafts and allografts are more commonly used in the aesthetic zone as they are a minimally invasive submarginal graft.

A combination of these two techniques is called a “bilaminar graft” and is an excellent treatment option for multiple recession defects when palatal tissue is limited, but necessary over prominent roots and thin tissue. This presentation will review updated surgical techniques which require modification of the gingival margin position prior to restorative or orthodontic therapy.

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DAVID SYLVESTER, II |

DDS

IMMEDIATE, FULL-ARCH IMPLANT REHABILITATION. TEETH IN A DAY. LOADING EVERY TIME. SATURDAY

2:00 PM - 5: 00 PM

3 CE HOURS

CATEGORY B

RM 205 A/B

LECTURE

COURSE OBJECTIVES: • Clinical and radiographic patient evaluation • Balancing prosthetic and surgical requirements for successful rehabilitation • Alveolar reduction and establishment of the prosthetic space requirements • Primary and secondary implant positions/angulations to obtain primary stability in implant-fixating bone • Composite torque values and surgical requirements to enable immediate prosthetic loading • Abutment selection and positioning to obtain a provisional as similar to the final prosthesis as possible • Complications and clinical scenarios where primary stability is difficult to obtain • Soft tissue management • Overview of the pick-up and conversion process This course will address patients with a terminal dentition or the edentulous patient that desires a fixed, full-arch prosthetic solution. Emphasis will be placed on immediate implant loading and provisionalization on the day of surgery. This course will provide a full, comprehensive overview of the treatment planning process. Techniques for efficient establishment of prosthetic space requirements, implant numbers and angulations, abutment selection, and ideal soft tissue management will be highlighted. Common complications, low composite torque, and surgical nuances will be addressed. Finally, the pick-up and conversion process will be reviewed from the standpoint of obtaining a provisional restoration that is as similar to the final restoration as possible.

CE SURVEYS & DIGITAL TICKETING CE surveys will be emailed to the email addresses provided at registration. Upon completion of the online survey for each course attended, you will be emailed a Verification of Participation Form. Please allow 3 - 4 business days to receive the course survey via email.

Your name badge serves as your ticket to enter the courses and events for which you have purchased tickets, as well as a record of your attendance. All attendees must have their badge scanned before entering ALL courses and ticketed events!

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