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TODS Board of Directors 2016President: Dr. Jillian Belbin

President-Elect: Dr. Brandon SchiffnerSecretary-Treasurer: Dr. Evan WiensDirector: Dr. Rex HawthorneDirector: Dr. Jenna Baruta

TODS Meeting CoordinatorsSpeakers / Registration: Ms. Alison Hall, CDA

Exhibitors / Local Arrangements: Ms. Lane Shupe, CDAFund Raising Chair: Ms. Gayle Faigan

2016 TODS Meeting CommitteeDr. Jillian Belbin - TODS PresidentDr. David Ciriani - Dental Consultant

Ms. Lane Shupe, CDA Exhibit & Local ArrangementsMs. Alison Hall, CDA Speakers & Registration

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4 welcome TO THE MEETING

5 Endowment Fund EstablishedSILENT AUCTION PROCEEDSBURSARY AWARDS

6 general info GOOD THINGS TO KNOW

7 thank you TO OUR SPONSORS

8 program THE MEETING AT A GLANCE

11 speakers PROGRAM INFO AND BIOS

11 Ms. Danielle Ness & Mr. Donald Beliveau12 Ms. Gabriela Peter

Dr. Kevin AminzadehMr. Ron BarsottiMr. Don Murdoch, Mr. Marty Clement

& Ms. Stephanie Maguire13 Dr. Jonathan Ng

Mr. Rick Miller & Ms. Hilda Li14 Ms. Lian Walraven

Ms. Dianne Rideout & Ms. Sandra RederDr. Hardy LimebackDr. Richard Winter

15 Ms. Danielle Ness & Mr. Donald Beliveau18 Ms. Lian Walraven

Ms. Jo-Anne JonesMs. Nancy McNuttDr. Richard Winter

19 Dr. Chris Hacker, Dr. Alex Penner& Dr. Meredith Moores

Dr. Hannu Larjava20 Dr. Jonathan Ng

Dr. Richard WinterMs. Jo-Anne Jones

21 Ms. Nancy McNuttMs. Diane Miller

22 Mr. Joe SchwarczDr. Dimitrios KarastathisDr. Dennis Marangos

23 Ms. Jody Field, Ms. Penny Anderson& Ms. Teena Densha

24 Ms. Lian WalravenMs. Diane MillarMr. Jesse Miller

25 Ms. Betsy ReynoldsDr. John Kois

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WWe are very excited to present a world-class slate of speakers and workshops for the 2016 TODSMeeting. Due to demand, our exhibits will once again be open to all dental professionals onThursday, October 20 from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. and Friday, October 21, from 10:00 a.m. to

6:00 p.m.! Be sure to come early to avoid the rush and check out the exhibits Thursday before the speak-ers start at 6:00 p.m.! It has proven to be quality one-on-one time to ask your questions from company rep-resentatives and check out all of their latest offerings. The ever-popular Thursday night supplier showcaseevents are back again offering a variety of interesting presentations.

Don’t miss our Friday evening trade show reception, where you can visit with both exhibitors and colleagues, participate in thesilent auction, and enjoy drinks and hors d’oeuvres. The silent auction makes an annual donation toward the dentistry-related needsof a local charity or organization. The updated total of monies raised since 2005 is over $145,400! We offer sincere thanks andcongratulations to Ms. Gayle Faigan, TODS chair of fundraising, and her team of volunteers for coordinating the silent auction.Please take a moment to thank Gayle and her team for their dedication and hard work while you browse the silent auction.

New for 2016 is the creation of the TODS Endowment Fund in partnership with the Central Okanagan Foundation (COF). Fundsraised through the yearly silent auction, as well as other charitable donations will be permanently invested by COF creating in-vestment returns used to support dental-related charities within the Thompson Okanagan region. This year TODS will support theCentral Okanagan Food Bank as one of the sponsors of Dental Health month in April 2017. We leave a valuable legacy of our TODSMeetings when we support the silent auction, so make a bid, donation, or check out the incredibly popular mystery wall of wine!

Back for 2016, Okanagan College invites all certified dental assisting alumni, 1974 to 2016, to join them on Friday, October 21stat their hospitality suite in the Monashee Room.

We continue to have overwhelmingly positive feedback about the hands-on courses offered at TODS. This year we are offering10 workshops during the three days of the TODS Meeting with something for everyone! Please register early for these hands-on clinics as in previous years there has been a waiting list! Our 2016 TODS Meeting hands-on clinics are pleased to present Dr.Rick Winter, Dr. Jonathan Ng, Ms. Nancy McNutt, a trio of certified dental assistants providing invaluable hands-on for surgicalassisting and sterile setup and St. John Ambulance CPR for healthcare professionals (required now for all minimal sedeation) –the full course. Back by very popular demand will be Ms. Lian Walraven, CDA, with THREE workshops for certified dental as-sistants to improve their provisional restorations; Ms. Jo-Anne Jones, RDH, and Ms. Diane Millar, RDH, with two separate work-shops for registered dental hygienists. Be sure to sign up quickly as our workshops are very popular and sell out fast.

If you have any feedback or suggestions for making our TODS Meetings even better, please don’t hesitate to let me know. Afteryour last lecture on Friday afternoon, don’t forget to attend the TODS trade show reception for some of the most amazing ap-pies! I’ll see you there!

Thank you to the TODS organizing committee, and Alison Hall, Lane Shupe and their team – who truly are exceptional – for co-ordinating another successful TODS Meeting. Thank you to all of our exhibitors for their support of the TODS Meeting. Pleasetake the time to visit our exhibitors’ booths at the trade show and learn about their products and services.

Enjoy your weekend! Sincerely,

Dr. Jillian Belbin,President, Thompson Okanagan Dental Society

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Endowment Fund EstablishedOur 2015 silent auction raised $9,983.20, plus a $5,000 generous donation from Scotiabank. These funds were

given to the Cancer Centre of the Southern Interior Dental Unit Comfort Fund.

TODS is pleased to announce the creation of theThompson Okanagan Dental Society EndowmentFund in partnership with the Central OkanaganFoundation (COF). Funds raised through the yearlysilent auction, as well as other charitable dona-tions will be permanently invested by COF creating investment returns used to support dental-related chari-ties within the Thompson Okanagan region. This year TODS will support the Central Okanagan Food Bank asone of the sponsors of Dental Health Month in April 2017.

UBC SCHOLARSHIP AWARDA $5,000 scholarship is made available by TODS to anundergraduate student in dentistry who originates fromthe Thompson Okanagan region. We congratulate thisyear’s winner – Robert Harry Clyde of Kelowna.

OUC BURSARY AWARDSTwo $500 bursaries were presented by TODS to two dentalassisting students from the Okanagan College DentalAssisting Program. We congratulate Ms. Shayla Ketchell andMs. Minh Dang, both of Kelowna.


Ms. Gayle Faigan (right), TODS fundraising chair, presents the silent auction proceeds cheque to Dr. Ronald Shupe,Regional Practice Leader, Department of Oral Oncology/Dentistry.

MARK NEXT YEAR’S MEETING DATES ON YOUR CALENDAR: OCTOBER 19 – 21, 2017Want to register early online as an individual or office or keep up-to-date on what we have planned?

Go to www.todsmeeting.com


REGISTRATIONRegistration Desk HoursThursday, October 20 2 pm – 8 pmFriday, October 21 7:30 am – 6 pmSaturday, October 22 7:30 am – 4 pm

We cannot guarantee availability for on-site registra-tion, therefore we suggest you pre-register early toavoid disappointment. Once maximum registrationhas been reached, we cannot permit access to theconference centre.

Registration includes continental breakfast and lunch Fridayand Saturday, entrance to all sessions (except pre-registeredworkshops), exhibits and the Friday Trade Show Reception. Allregistration packages and name badges can ONLY be pickedup at the registration desk. The tuition fee is tax deductible. Areceipt will be issued for Canada Income Tax purposes.

Cancellation Request for a refund must be in writing and received by theThompson Okanagan Dental Meeting Registration Coordina-tor, Alison Hall, on or before October 14, 2016. Registrants el-igible for a refund will receive 75% of the registration fee perregistrant. The refund will be issued before November 30,2016.

NAME BADGES MUST BE WORNAND SHOWN TO ENTER EXHIBITS, SPEAKER SESSIONS & FOOD AREAS

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general infoTHOMPSON OKANAGAN DENTAL MEETING

CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITSBC Dentists & Certified Dental Assistant RegistrantsCE credits may be accrued as follows:• Hour-for-hour credit (to a maximum of five hours)for visiting the exhibits; and/or

• Hour-for-hour credit for eligible session attendance.

Submitting Your CETo submit your TODS credits, please log in to your CDSBC ac-count and use the online CE system. Registrants can also printand complete an individual CE credit submission form (avail-able at www.cdsbc.org/ce_forms) and email it [email protected]. Please be aware of the maximum limits allowedfor certain CE categories. See the college’s Continuing Educa-tion Requirements document for complete information. Regis-trants are reminded that all CE submissions must be accurateand truthful. Submissions to the contrary are in violation ofCDSBC’s Code of Ethics and could result in disciplinary action.

Registered Dental Hygienists Licensed in B.C.The College of Dental Hygienists of British Columbia requeststhat hygienists add the Thompson Okanagan Dental Meetinginformation onto your yearly reporting form.Important information: You will notice that each dental hy-giene-related session has been coded with a letter-number code(e.g. D.3.) corresponding to one or more specific CDHBC QAPcontent categories (e.g. Non-surgical dental hygiene therapy). Itis important to note that these codes are suggestions only, basedon the limited information provided within the session outlines.RDH’s will need to use professional judgment when selectingcourses and determining which QAP content categories thecourse addresses. A complete list of the CDHBC QAP contentcategories may be found at www.todsmeeting.com under Meet-ing Information/Continuing Education Credit Information.

Out-of-Province RegistrantsRegistrants from outside British Columbia should consult withtheir provincial or state regulatory authorities for CE credit re-quirements.

THE THOMPSON OKANAGAN DENTAL SOCIETY WILL NOT BERESPONSIBLE FOR SUBMITTING CONTINUING EDUCATIONCREDITS ON BEHALF OF ANY REGISTRANT.

CHILDCARE POLICY FIRE REGULATIONS DICTATE THAT CHILDREN ARE NOTALLOWED ANYWHERE IN THE CONVENTION CENTRE.

Childcare is available at The Delta Grand Okanagan Resortthrough the hotel concierge or desk clerk. Arrangements forthis service should be made with the hotel well in advance.Please call 1-800-465-4651. An area for nursing mothers willbe available on Friday, October 21 and Saturday, October 22.

Effective Thursday, October 20 – Saturday, October 22,2016 ONLY, phone the Delta Grand Okanagan Resort &Conference Centre at (250) 763-4500 and ask for theThompson Okanagan Dental Meeting Registration Desk.


COME VISIT THE EXHIBITS!Due to demand, our exhibits will once again be open to alldental personnel to view the latest offerings by knowl-edgeable and informative dental company representatives.Visit the exhibits Thursday from 4 pm to 7 pm and Fridayfrom 10 am to 6 pm. Shop and support the exhibitorslisted on the exhibitor map in your delegate package.

TRADE SHOW RECEPTIONFriday, October 21 – 4 pm to 6 pm

The Complimentary Refreshment Ticket can only be usedduring our Trade Show Reception. The registration deskwill be open until 6 pm Friday to allow registrants to pur-chase admission for “non-registrants.” Price is $25.

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TRUST FUND DENTAL ASSISTING PROGRAM ALUMNI MEET & GREET

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Mark the dates now for next year’s TODS MeetingOctober 19 to October 21, 2017


programTHOMPSON OKANAGAN DENTAL MEETING

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2016REGISTRATION DESK OPEN FOR EXHIBITORS / EXHIBITOR SET-UP

REGISTRATION DESK OPEN FOR ALL DELEGATES

EXPANDED EXHIBIT HOURS! COME VISIT OUR EXHIBIT DISPLAYS

POWER PRACTICE / HENRY SCHEIN – PX 101 The BasicsMs. Danielle Ness & Mr. Donald Belliveau

DENTSPLY SIRONA – Enhance Your CEREC Restorations: A Hands-On EventMs. Gabriela Peter, CDT/RDT

OCEAN CERAMICS / NOBEL BIOCARE – Digital Implant Surgeries: Root to ToothDr. Kevin Aminzadeh

RECALL SYSTEM PRO – What You Don’t Know About Recall That is Hurting Your PracticeMr. Ron Barsotti

MYERS NORRIS PENNY – 10 Financial Mistakes Made by DentistsMr. Don Murdoch, Mr. Marty Clement & Ms. Stephanie Maguire

HENRY SCHEIN – What You Need to Know About Digital ImpressionsDr. Jonathan Ng

PATTERSON DENTAL – 360 Digital DentistryMr. Rick Miller & Ms. Hilda Li

WORKSHOP – PROVISIONAL RESTORATIONS: TRICKS & TIPS – SESSION 1Ms. Lian Walraven, CDALIMITED TO CERTIFIED DENTAL ASSISTANTS – MUST PRE-REGISTER – AUDITING NOT PERMITTED

HANDLING DIFFICULT CONVERSATIONS WITHIN THE DENTAL OFFICE TEAMMs. Dianne Rideout & Ms. Sandra Reder, BCDA

CELIAC DISEASE, IBS, CROHN’S, AND THE ROLE OF THE DENTAL TEAMDr. Hardy Limeback

GENERAL DENTISTRY AS A SPECIALTY – PART 1Dr. Rick WinterTHIS LECTURE IS MANDATORY FOR ATTENDEES OF THE FRIDAY AFTERNOON WORKSHOP

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POWER PRACTICE / HENRY SCHEIN – PX 201 Advanced FeaturesMs. Danielle Ness & Mr. Donald Belliveau

WORKSHOP – PROVISIONAL RESTORATIONS: TRICKS & TIPS – SESSION 2 – REPEATMs. Lian Walraven, CDALIMITED TO CERTIFIED DENTAL ASSISTANTS – MUST PRE-REGISTER – AUDITING NOT PERMITTED

THE SILENT KILLER: UNDERSTANDING & ADDRESSING THE INFLAMMATORY PATHWAYMs. Jo-Anne Jones, RDH

NO-SHOWS & CANCELLATIONS: UNLOCK THE MYSTERYMs. Nanncy McNutt

GENERAL DENTISTRY AS A SPECIALTY – PART 2Dr. Rick WinterTHIS LECTURE IS MANDATORY FOR ATTENDEES OF THE FRIDAY AFTERNOON WORKSHOP

MORE TOUGH TOPICSCDSBC

CROWN LENGTHENING & CONNECTIVE TISSUE GRAFTINGAT THE ANTERIOR ESTHETIC ZONEDr. Hannu Larjava

DIGITAL DENTISTRY & THE DIGITAL DENTAL WORKFLOW:WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT DIGITAL IMPRESSIONSDr. Jonathan NgTHIS LECTURE IS MANDATORY FOR ATTENDEES OF THE FRIDAY AFTERNOON WORKSHOP

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WORKSHOP – ADVANCED TREATMENT PLANNING: SURGICAL GUIDED IMPLANTSDr. Rick WinterLIMITED TO DENTISTS – MUST PRE-REGISTER – AUDITING NOT PERMITTEDATTENDANCE AT THURSDAY EVENING & FRIDAY MORNING LECTURE IS A PREREQUISITE

WORKSHOP – HANDS-ON DIGITAL IMPRESSIONS & IN-OFFICE CAD/CAMDr. Jonathan NgLIMITED TO DENTISTS & CERTIFIED DENTAL ASSISTANTS – MUST PRE-REGISTER – AUDITING NOT PERMITTEDATTENDANCE AT FRIDAY MORNING LECTURE IS A PREREQUISITE

WORKSHOP – ORAL CANCER SCREENING FOR TODAY’S POPULATION:THE URGENT NEED FOR CHANGEMs. Jo-Anne Jones, RDHLIMITED TO REGISTERED DENTAL HYGIENISTS – MUST PRE-REGISTER – AUDITING NOT PERMITTEDATTENDANCE AT FRIDAY MORNING LECTURE IS NOT A PREREQUISITE

WORKSHOP – ADVANCED RECEPTIONIST WORKSHOPMs. Nancy McNuttLIMITED TO RECEPTIONISTS & OFFICE MANAGERS – MUST PRE-REGISTER – AUDITING NOT PERMITTEDATTENDANCE AT FRIDAY MORNING LECTURE IS NOT A PREREQUISITE

STATE-OF-THE-ART HYGIENE: A VIRTUAL REALITY TRIP THROUGH CUTTING-EDGE SCALINGMs. Diane Millar, RDHTHIS LECTURE IS NOT A PREREQUISITE FOR ATTENDEES OF THE SATURDAY MORNING WORKSHOP

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EVERYTHING YOU WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT PERI-IMPLANTITISDr. Dimitrios Karastathis

WAKE UP TO SLEEP DISORDERSDr. Dennis Marangos

TRADESHOW EXHIBITS OPEN

FUNDRAISING SILENT AUCTION BENEFITTING THE CENTRAL OKANAGAN FOOD BANK

OKANAGAN COLLEGE DENTAL ASSISTING ALUMNI 1974 – 2016

TRADESHOW RECEPTION

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2016CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

REGISTRATION DESK OPEN

TODS ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, ELECTIONS & BREAKFASTLIMITED TO DENTISTS (NOTE: NO KEYNOTE SPEAKER THIS YEAR)

WORKSHOP – SURGICAL ASSISTING & STERILE SET-UP FOR GRAFTING & IMPLANTSMs. Jody Field, CDA, Ms. Penny Anderson, CDA & Ms. Teena Denshaw, CDALIMITED TO CERTIFIED DENTAL ASSISTANTS – MUST PRE-REGISTER – AUDITING NOT PERMITTEDNOTE THE OFF-SITE LOCATION: TO BE HELD AT OKANAGAN COLLEGE DENTAL ASSISTING PROGRAM CLINIC

WORKSHOP – HEALTH CARE PROVIDER CPR: FULL COURSE (NOT A RE-CERTIFICATION)St. John Ambulance OPEN TO ALL DENTAL PERSONNEL – MUST PRE-REGISTER – AUDITING NOT PERMITTED

WORKSHOP – PROVISIONAL RESTORATIONS: TRICKS & TIPS – SESSION 3 – REPEATMs. Lian Walraven, CDALIMITED TO CERTIFIED DENTAL ASSISTANTS – MUST PRE-REGISTER – AUDITING NOT PERMITTED

WORKSHOP – THE SECRET TO POWER, PRECISION & PREVENTION:ADVANCED REINFORCED PERIODONTAL SCALING TECHNIQUESMs. Diane Millar, RDHLIMITED TO REGISTERED DENTAL HYGIENISTS – MUST PRE-REGISTER – AUDITING NOT PERMITTEDATTENDANCE AT FRIDAY AFTERNOON SESSION IS NOT A PREREQUISITE

MOBILE TECHNOLOGY & SOCIAL MEDIA COMMUNICATIONSMr. Jesse Miller

THE BITTER SIDE OF SWEETSMs. Betsy Reynolds, RDH

IMPLEMENTING A RISK ASSESSMENT STRGATEGY IN CLINICAL PRACTICE:EMPHASIS ON OCCLUSIONDr. John Kois

BCDHA LUNCHEON MEETINGCurrent Issues UpdateLIMITED TO REGISTERED DENTAL HYGIENISTS

CDABC LUNCHEON MEETING Current Issues UpdateLIMITED TO CERTIFIED DENTAL ASSISTANTS

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2016 SUPPLIERS’ SHOWCASE 3 PM – 9 PM

PX 101 THE BASICSREGISTRATION FEE OF $199 INCLUDES A LIGHT MEAL, COFFEE, TEA & WATER.OPEN TO ANY TODS MEETING DELEGATES AND NON-ATTENDEES

This seminar is an entry-level coursefor new administrative (reception) orclinical staff with little or no experi-ence using Power Practice soft-ware. We will provide basic instruc-tion for managing patient data, insur-ance, scheduling, treatment entry,taking payments, simple adjustments,and performing day/month endprocedures. Participants will be givenexercises to complete using computersthroughout the seminar.

Mr. Donald Belliveauis Power Practice’s bilingualtrainer and support agent. He hasworked in the dental field formore than three years and bringswith him many years of experi-ence from other software compa-nies. His training focus is to helpstreamline the client’s businessprocesses, and identify effective techniques to save timeand money. He can explain concepts, tools, and shortcutsto be more efficient and demonstrate proper workflowtechniques. Getting your Power Practice software systemoperating at full capacity is his job.

Ms. Danielle Nessis a Power Practice trainingconsultant, dental hygienist, andentrepreneur. She has been indentistry since 2011 and hasworked with Power Practice formany years. Her focus is on help-ing you streamline businessprocesses to reduce operatingcosts and enhance patient care. By demonstrating properworkflow techniques and introducing new tools, she canprovide specific guidance on improving your overall prac-tice efficiency. Her substantial knowledge will ensure yourteam are using Power Practice to its full potential.

DO NOT FORGET! OUR SILENT AUCTION RUNS FRIDAY FROM 10 am – 5 pm IN THE GRAND FOYERProceeds to benefit the Central Okanagan Food Bank.



WHAT YOU DON’T KNOW ABOUT RECALLTHAT IS HURTING YOUR PRACTICEEmpty chairs and patients failing to return for treatment are all signs of costlyrecall system problems. Acquire valuable insight into why practices strugglewith recall and what you can do to prevent the loss of patients and revenues.Topics include: Why patient recall is the single most important system to thesuccess of your practice; Discover the top three challenges practices face withrecall; Compare the leading recall technologies and how they can assist yourpractice. Ideal for office managers and administrators.


10 COMMON FINANCIAL MISTAKES MADE BY DENTISTS

Mr.Don Murdoch, CPA, CAis a partner and leader ofthe professional servicesteam based in MNP’sKelowna office. Murdochworks with healthcareprofessionals at all stagesof their career to help themachieve their financialgoals. He has more than 25 years of experience advis-ing professionals on wealth creation and accumula-tion, tax structuring and strategic planning.

In this presentation, we will discuss tax strategies for the dental practitioner in a changing taxation landscape and how to avoid thecommon financial pitfalls so you can optimize your personal and family wealth. Whether you’re just starting out after graduating orstarting to think about retirement, effective planning now can help you minimize taxes, invest smartly, and maximize the success ofyour practice. The material discussed will include current changes to the federal and provincial tax regulations.

Ms. Stephanie Maguire,CPA, CAis a business advisor and amanager with the Okanaganprofessionals team, located inMNP’s Kelowna office. Since2010, Maguire has been work-ing with doctors, dentists,lawyers, and other profession-als and business owners to help them effectively runtheir business and manage their finances.

Mr. Marty Clement, CPA, CAis a partner and business advi-sor with the tax services teamin MNP’s Kelowna office.Clement has extensive expe-rience advising professionalsin all areas of tax, providingsolutions to ensure his clientsmeet their objectives. Hisexperience includes providing tax advice to partner-ships, trusts, corporations, and individuals.

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Mr. Ron Barsottispent 20 years as a practice managementconsultant supporting practices to achieveand sustain double-digit growth beforefounding Recall System Pro. A frequentspeaker at dental meetings, Barsotti is aleading authority on the impact of patientrecall on practice productivity and success.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2016 SUPPLIERS’ SHOWCASE 6 PM – 7:30 PM

ENHANCE YOUR CEREC RESTORATIONS: A HANDS-ON EVENTMUST PRE-REGISTER. LIMITED TO 12 PARTICIPANTS. MAXIMUM 3 PARTICIPANTS PER OFFICE.GO TO WWW.TODSMEETING.COM FOR MORE INFORMATION.

Ms. Gabriela Peter, CDT/RDTis the DENTSPLY Canada technical specialist, leading the wayin CAD/CAM technology, and is considered to be one of the lead-ing experts in CELTRA Duo. She worked at Quantum Technologiesfor 10 years before joining DENTSPLY. She has a strong back-ground in custom porcelain buildups, working with PFM, PFZ,PFT, and all veneer concepts. She has also been involved forseveral years with 3shape CAD/CAM as a certified 3shape trainer.

Discuss the latest information on the New Zirconia Block andthe additions to the Celtra Duo Line, then enjoy a hands-onsession of staining and glazing using the Celtra Universal Stain& Glaze System, where we will identify simple ways of char-acterizing anterior and posterior teeth. We will also showcasebasic, intermediate, and advanced methods of stain and glaz-ing. Stain and glaze anterior crowns in both basic and advancedtechniques. Fast, easy methods of polishing.


DIGITAL IMPLANT SURGERIES: FROM ROOT TO TOOTH

Dr. Kevin Aminzadehgraduated from the U of Western Ontario, received a master ofscience in Prosthodontics from the U of Michigan, and received amaster clinician certificate from GIDE Institute and Loma LindaUniversity in 2014. He has built his practice on digital treatmentplanning of complex oral rehabilitations. He is an expert in digitalworkflow stages from digital record taking, implant treatment plan-ning using implant planning software, implant placement using asurgical guide, and custom prosthodontic restorations.

NobelClinician™ is a powerful software for guided surgerythat is not only a platform for digital planning, but an essen-tial tool for the clinician to visualize final outcomes, integratecone-beam CT scans, and accurately plan implant placementand prosthetic solutions. SmartFusion is the software thatconnects and forms the foundation of the multifaceted surgi-cal and prosthetic procedures that are offered to patients andtruly integrates the digital workflow.



WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT DIGITAL IMPRESSIONS

Dr. Jonathan Ngobtained his dental degree from the U of A and his prostho-dontic specialty at UBC. His private practice specializesin complex prosthodontic care, implant surgery, and implantprosthetics. He is an associate clinical instructor at theUBC, and a staff prosthodontist at the BC Cancer Agency.He works closely with technology having written a thesisand numerous articles on digital dentistry.

Digital dentistry is the focus of advanced dentistry today. Thissession aims to explore various digital impression systems, digitaldesigning, and where in-office CAD/CAM is useful today. Come seehow the various facets of digital technology is at our fingertips andgain an understanding of the available technology so that you canutilize it to unlock the power of these tools in your practice today.

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Join us for a look at the fully digital patientexperience! Starting with digital imaging,from intra-oral to panoramic and 3D cone-beam, we will look at the applications fromdetailed diagnostics to patient education.Next, we will explore digital impressions –from applications and how to implementwith your team, and even the creation ofzirconia “bruxzir” crowns in one appoint-ment. This will be a fun and fast-pacedevening, sure to be enjoyable!

Ms. Hilda Liworked as an officemanager for a privategroup practice for manyyears before joiningPatterson Dental in2008, where she hasbeen involved in train-ing and digital sales.She has extensive experience in both practicemanagement software and digital imaging tech-nology training and support.

Mr. Rick Millerhas worked in high-tech sales forPatterson Dental for the past 25years. His areas of expertise coverintra and extra oral and cone beamdigital x-ray, as well as intra andextra oral scanning and milling.Miller attends and delivers manyseminars on CAD/CAM here in B.C.and at the Spear Learning Centre in Scottsdale. Miller managesthe Patterson CEREC team and looks after the 200 + CERECowners for Patterson Dental B.C.


THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2016 TODS FEATURED SPEAKER 4:30 PM – 9 PM

PROVISIONAL RESTORATIONS: TIPS & TRICKS – SESSION 1LIMITED TO CERTIFIED DENTAL ASSISTANTS – MUST PRE-REGISTER – AUDITING NOT PERMITTED

Ms. Lian Walraven, CDA, Prosthodontic Modulepursued a certified dental assistant education and waslicensed in 1986, after spending four years as a labo-ratory assistant. In 1997, Walraven was among the firstgroup of potential instructors to receive their prostho-dontic modules and has been involved as an instructorin the B.C. Interior since that time. She has worked fora certified specialist in prosthodontics since 1998,where she fabricates multiple provisional restorationson a daily basis.

Step-by-step demonstration and hands-on instruction to simplify thefabrication of functional and aesthetically pleasing provisional restora-tions. This workshop is recommended for certified dental assistantswho have fabricated provisional restorations in their daily practice,or those certified dental assistants who have fabricated provisionalspreviously, but not in their regular practice. This workshop is notrecommended for certified dental assistants who have never fabri-cated provisional restorations previously. Thursday session includeslight food and refreshments.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2016 TODS FEATURED SPEAKER 6 PM – 9 PM

CELIAC DISEASE, IBS, CROHN’S AND THE ROLE OF THE DENTAL TEAM

Dr. Hardy LimebackProf Emeritus, former head, University of TorontoPreventive Dentistry and part-time dentist, conducted28 years of research on tooth development and fluo-ride. He was president of the Canadian Associationof Dental Research (1999) and a member of the USNRC Committee on Fluoride in Drinking Water (2006).His popular text “Comprehensive Preventive Dentistry”was published by Wiley in 2012.

Celiac disease (CD), inflammatory bowel disease (IBD: Crohn’s andcolitis), as well as non-inflammatory irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)interfere with proper GI function and nutrient absorption. Enamel andsoft tissue lesions often result in children, as well as adults. The talk willdiscuss the aetiology of these GI disorders, their differences, the differ-ential diagnosis of the enamel and soft lesions, and management strate-gies for affected patients. The dental team can identify the oral lesions,treat and prevent them, and work with medical professionals to helpaffected patients.



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HANDLING DIFFICULT CONVERSATIONSWITHIN THE DENTAL OFFICE TEAM

Ms. Sandra Rederis president and founder of Vertical Bridgeand Health Bridge HR. A speaker on practiceleadership and staff communication, Rederis a certified personnel consultant with over20 years of human resource managementexperience. Her expertise complements thatof a labour lawyer by providing practical how-to implementation guidance relating to the“what” required by the BC Employment LawAct. Reder has extensive experience and started Health Bridge HR tohelp busy healthcare practice owners with staff management issues.

When dental teams havesolid leadership and clearexpectations, challenges canbe addressed quickly andeffectively. In this session,experts Sandra Reder andDianne Rideout will presentbest practices and simplehow-to strategies to align allteam members and keep yourpractice running smoothly.

Ms. Dianne Rideout, LLBis a lawyer with Harris LLP, thelargest management-side employ-ment and labour law firm inWestern Canada. Rideout advisesboth public and private sectorclients on all employment matters,including termination, wrongful andconstructive dismissal claims,statutory obligations, and humanrights matters. She acts for the BC Dental Association, provid-ing advice to dentists regarding employment-related issues.


GENERAL DENTISTRY AS A SPECIALTY –SESSION 1THIS SESSION IS MANDATORY FOR ATTENDESS OF THEFRIDAY AFTERNOON WORKSHOP

Dr. Richard Winteris a diplomate in both the American Board of Oral Implantologists/ImplantDentists, and the International Congress of Oral Implantologists, fellow inthe American Academy of Implant Dentistry, and a master in the Academyof General Dentistry. Dr. Winter has written many articles on advancedtreatment planning many paradigms for success, upgradeable dentistry,general dentistry as a specialty, and has lectured on advanced recon-structive and implant dentistry. Dr. Winter holds fellowships in the Academyof Dentistry International and the International College of Dentists. He isa 1988 graduate of the University of Minnesota School of Dentistry.

Let’s discuss how to reignite your passion for dentistry!Make composite restorations fun and predictable; Enjoydenture dentistry, and why it is more crucial now thanever before to make beautiful dentures; “UpgradeableDentistry” a paradigm for success; Predictable impres-sions; Complex dental treatment, how to treatmentplan for success; How to recognize the need for graft-ing; and so much more! This lecture is a culminationof 23 years of information on all aspects of dentistry.


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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2016 SUPPLIERS’ SHOWCASE 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM

PX 201 ADVANCED FEATURESREGISTRATION FEE OF $149 INCLUDES A BUFFET LUNCH PROVIDED BY TODS.THIS COURSE IS ONLY AVAILABLE TO DELEGATES WHO ALREADY REGISTEREDFOR THE TODS MEETING AND WHO HAVE PREVIOUS POWER PRACTICE TRAINING

This hands-on seminar is designed totake you well beyond the basic skillscovered in PX 101 and will introduce youto the advanced administrative activi-ties. It is ideal for current administrativeteam members who are comfortable withthe Power Practice basics. This seminarconsists of both instruction and theopportunity for participants to havehands-on experience with many of themore powerful administrative andreporting capabilities of Power Practice.Please note that previous experience isrequired to attend.

Mr. Donald Belliveauis Power Practice’s bilingualtrainer and support agent. Hehas worked in the dental fieldfor more than three years andbrings with him many years ofexperience from other softwarecompanies. His training focusis to help streamline the client’sbusiness processes, and identify effective techniquesto save time and money. He can explain concepts, tools,and shortcuts to be more efficient and demonstrateproper workflow techniques. Getting your Power Practicesoftware system operating at full capacity is his job.

Ms. Danielle Nessis a Power Practice trainingconsultant, dental hygienist, andentrepreneur. She has been indentistry since 2011 and hasworked with Power Practice formany years. Her focus is on help-ing you streamline businessprocesses to reduce operatingcosts and enhance patient care. By demonstrating properworkflow techniques and introducing new tools, she canprovide specific guidance on improving your overall prac-tice efficiency. Her substantial knowledge will ensureyour team are using Power Practice to its full potential.

Chriscan Construction is a multi-award winningbuilder with expertise in residential, commercial,new construction and renovation. We have a spe-cial interest in dental construction after developinga portfolio of more than 30 dental clinics. Three ofthese projects won a 2016 Tommie Silver Award forExcellence in Commercial Renovation.

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2016 TODS FEATURED SPEAKER 8:30 AM – 12 PM

NO-SHOWS AND CANCELLATIONS: UNLOCK THE MYSTERYOPEN TO ALL DENTAL PERSONNEL - ATTENDANCE OF THIS LECTURE IS NOT A PREREQUISITE FORPARTICIPATION IN THE FRIDAY AFTERNOON WORKSHOP

Ms. Nancy McNutthas extensive experience in the dental industry including manage-ment, treatment coordinator, recare facilitator, collections expert,marketing coordinator, lecturer, team trainer, and accessing thesystems of a practice. With a strong focus on an administrativeskillset, combined with an NCCP Level II coaching certification,McNutt brings a spirit of optimism, energy, and her enthusiasmfor dentistry. She has written numerous articles, co-authored abook, and continues to lecture across North America.

No shows and last-minute cancellations seem to be a commonburning issue. With an appropriately designed program, youcan simplify the mystery of downtime management anddiscover key strategies to reduce your stress. How to assess yourdemand for hours available; track no shows and cancellations;motivate patients to respect our time; overcome cancellationson the telephone; reactivate patients who have fallen out ofpractice; and operate at less than 10% non-productive time.


THE SILENT KILLER: UNDERSTANDING & ADDRESSINGTHE INFLAMMATORY PATHWAYATTENDANCE OF THIS LECTURE IS NOT A PREREQUISITE FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE FRIDAY AFTERNOON WORKSHOP

Ms. Jo-Anne Jones, RDHis a well-recognized international speaker,consultant author, and president of RDHConnection Inc. Jones has been selected asone of the DPR’s Top 25 Women in Dentistryand joins the 2016 Dentistry Today CELeaders for the sixth consecutive year. Shewas nominated for a 2012 Dental ExcellenceAward for the Most Effective Dental HygieneEducator by her peers.

Are we still treating periodontal disease as an infection when periodontitishas been redefined as an inflammatory disease? Ongoing chronic disease, suchas periodontal disease, tips the body’s balance towards chronic inflammation.Understand the most current and compelling research related to the oralsystemic link; Recognize the role of the inflammatory pathway in initiatingdisease states; Elevate understanding and treatment of periodontal disease asan inflammatory rather than an infectious disease; Understand and apply the2015 JADA guidelines into clinical practice and treatment delivery and more!



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Step-by-step demonstration and hands-on instruction to simplify thefabrication of functional and aesthetically pleasing provisional restora-tions.This workshop is recommended for certified dental assistants whohave fabricated provisional restorations in their daily practice, orthose certified dental assistants who have fabricated provisionalspreviously, but not in their regular practice.This workshop is not recommended for certified dental assistantswho have never fabricated provisional restorations previously.


GENERAL DENTISTRY AS A SPECIALTY –SESSION 2THIS SESSION IS MANDATORY FOR ATTENDESS OF THEFRIDAY AFTERNOON WORKSHOP

Dr. Richard Winteris a diplomate in both the American Board of Oral Implantologists/ImplantDentists, and the International Congress of Oral Implantologists, fellow inthe American Academy of Implant Dentistry, and a master in the Academyof General Dentistry. Dr. Winter has written many articles on advancedtreatment planning many paradigms for success, upgradeable dentistry,general dentistry as a specialty, and has lectured on advanced recon-structive and implant dentistry. Dr. Winter holds fellowships in the Academyof Dentistry International and the International College of Dentists. He isa 1988 graduate of the University of Minnesota School of Dentistry.

Let’s discuss how to reignite your passion for dentistry!Make composite restorations fun and predictable; Enjoydenture dentistry, and why it is more crucial now thanever before to make beautiful dentures; “UpgradeableDentistry” a paradigm for success; Predictable impres-sions; Complex dental treatment, how to treatmentplan for success; How to recognize the need for graft-ing; and so much more! This lecture is a culminationof 23 years of information on all aspects of dentistry.



MORE TOUGH TOPICSLIMITED SEATING

When difficult situations arise in your practice, do you know what to do? Often a problem begins long before a complaint is submit-ted to the college. Join some of CDSBC’s staff dentists to discuss some of the most difficult situations they see and get advice in handlingproblems with patients, staff, and dental colleagues.

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CROWN LENGTHENING & CONNECTIVE TISSUE GRAFTINGAT THE ANTERIOR ESTHETIC ZONE LIMITED SEATING

Dr. Hannu Larjavaserves as the chair, Division of Periodontics at UBC. He has also servedfor many years as the director and acting director of the GraduatePeriodontics Program. Dr. Larjava has an active research interest in thepathogenesis of periodontal disease and oral wound healing. He haspublished over 170 publications in peer-reviewed international jour-nals and has lectured nationally and internationally.

This session will focus on periodontal and restorative issuesat the anterior esthetic zone. The topics include estheticcrown lengthening, various techniques for connectivetissue grafting, implant-related esthetic concerns, and howto address periodontal problems at the esthetic zone.

Dr. Chris Hacker, DMDis a policy and practice advisorwith CDSBC. He is a foundingmember of the Study ClubAlliance of BC and a memberof the American Academy ofGold Foil Operators, theAcademy of RV Tucker StudyClubs, the American Collegeof Dentists, and the Pierre Fauchard Academy. Dr. Hackerhas practiced general dentistry for 35 years.

Dr. Meredith Moores, DMDhas been a complaint investigatorat the College of Dental Surgeonsof BC since 2014. She has prac-ticed dentistry for 28 years, includ-ing provision of geriatric dentalservices for Providence HealthCare (1993 to 2000). She hasserved on committees related togeriatric dentistry, hospital dentistry, and the developmentof CDSBC’s Guideline for the Early Detection of Oral Cancer.

Dr. Alex Penner, DMDhas been investigatingcomplaints at the Collegeof Dental Surgeons of BCsince 2002. Dr. Penner isa former deputy registrarat the college, andworked with the ethicscommittee for six years.He graduated from UBC Dentistry in 1985 and contin-ues to practise dentistry on a part-time basis.




EETING.COM. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2016 TODS FEATURED SPEAKER 8:30 AM – 12 PM

DIGITAL DENTISTRY & THE DIGITAL DENTAL WORKFLOWLIMITED SEATING.THIS LECTURE IS MANDATORY FOR PARTICIPANTS IN THE FRIDAY AFTERNOON WORKSHOP

Dr. Jonathan Ngobtained his dental degree from the U of A and his prosthodonticspecialty at UBC. His private practice specializes in complex prostho-dontic care, implant surgery, and implant prosthetics. He is an asso-ciate clinical instructor at the UBC, and a staff prosthodontist atthe BC Cancer Agency. He works closely with technology havingwritten a thesis and numerous articles on digital dentistry.

What are digital impressions and how are they used? Thissession will address common misunderstandings and eval-uate evidence regarding accuracy, efficiency, and reliabil-ity. See how this revolutionary technology is utilized todayto improve efficiency and productivity in everyday dentalpractice.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2016 TODS FEATURED WORKSHOP 1:30 PM – 4:30 PM

HANDS-ON DIGITAL IMPRESSIONS & IN-OFFICE CAD/CAMLIMITED TO DENTISTS. MUST PRE-REGISTER. ATTENDANCE OF FRIDAY MORNINGSESSIONS IS MANDATORY. AUDITING NOT PERMITTED.

Dr. Jonathan Ngobtained his dental degree from the U of A and his prosthodonticspecialty at UBC. His private practice specializes in complex prostho-dontic care, implant surgery, and implant prosthetics. He is an asso-ciate clinical instructor at the UBC, and a staff prosthodontist atthe BC Cancer Agency. He works closely with technology havingwritten a thesis and numerous articles on digital dentistry.

Attendees will get a first-hand experience with scanners andhow they are used. Take hold of various scanners and get achance to try out the technology. There will be a chance todive in to the world of in-office CAD/CAM and see the bene-fits of this type of technology in everyday dental practice.Learn tips and tricks on intraoral scanning and see in-officemilling, tooth design, and same-day dentistry.


ADVANCED TREATMENT PLANNING:SURGICAL GUIDED IMPLANTSPLEASE NOTE START AND FINISH TIME. LIMITED TO DENTISTS.MUST PRE-REGISTER. ATTENDANCE OF THURSDAY EVENING AND FRIDAY-MORNING SESSIONS IS MANDATORY. AUDITING NOT PERMITTED.

Dr. Richard Winteris a diplomate in both the American Board of OralImplantologists/Implant Dentists, and the International Congressof Oral Implantologists, fellow in the American Academy of ImplantDentistry, and a master in the Academy of General Dentistry. Dr.Winter has written many articles on advanced treatment plan-ning many paradigms for success, upgradeable dentistry, generaldentistry as a specialty, and has lectured on advanced recon-structive and implant dentistry. Dr. Winter holds fellowships in theAcademy of Dentistry International and the International Collegeof Dentists. He is a 1988 graduate of the University of Minnesota School of Dentistry.

We will go over the treatment planning needed to plan threecomplex implant cases from the CBCT analysis and virtualimplant planning, to performing surgery on the models ofthe actual cases. The participants will perform surgery onthese three models using a tooth-supported surgical guide, apilot surgical guide, and a fully guided surgical guide. Aftercreating osteotomies based on our CBCT planning, placingimplants and performing socket preservation, the participantswill see how the case is completed clinically and all the pros-thetic steps required to ensure a successful case.


ORAL CANCER SCREENING FOR TODAY’S POPULATION:THE URGENT NEED FOR CHANGELIMITED TO REGISTERED DENTAL HYGIENISTS. MUST PRE-REGISTER. ATTENDANCE OF FRIDAYMORNING SESSIONS IS NOT A PREREQUISITE. AUDITING NOT PERMITTED.

Ms. Jo-Anne Jones, RDHis a recognized international speaker, consult-ant author, and president of RDH ConnectionInc. Jones has been selected as one of theDPR’s Top 25 Women in Dentistry and joins the2016 Dentistry Today CE Leaders for the sixthconsecutive year. She was nominated for a2012 Dental Excellence Award for the MostEffective Dental Hygiene Educator by her peers.

A hands-on workshop to equip today’s dental clinician with the skillset torecognize and identify the earliest warning signs of HPV oropharyngealcancer through case studies, documentation, and screening. Perform a system-atic extraoral and intraoral exam with attention to high-risk areas related bothto HPV and non-HPV oral and oropharyngeal cancer; recognize subtle, life-saving signs and symptoms, and the clinical resources to aid assessment,documentation and management pathways of an abnormal finding.


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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2016 TODS FEATURED SPEAKER 1:30 PM – 4:30 PM

STATE-OF-THE-ART HYGIENE: A VIRTUAL REALITY TRIPTHROUGH CUTTING-EDGE SCALINGATTENDANCE OF THIS SESSIONS IS NOT A PREREQUISITE FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE SATURDAY MORNING WORKSHOP.

Ms. Diane Millar, RDHgraduated from the West Los Angeles College dental hygieneprogram in 1981. Her career in dental hygiene has embracedworking in private practice and teaching advanced instrumen-tation techniques at USC, Cerritos College, and currently at WestCoast University. She is a national speaker, published author,a CE provider for the CA Dental Board, and conducts seminarsand hands-on workshops to help dental professionals learnhow to practice more efficiently and ergonomically.

This course will provide participants with a virtual hands-onscaling experience in order to learn reinforced periodontalinstrumentation techniques. Ideal biomechanical ergonomicpostures will be demonstrated and then applied through audi-ence participation during the seminar. The importance of incor-porating larger muscle groups and ideal fulcrum rests to enhancelateral pressure, improve scaling efficiency, and ensure injuryprevention will also be emphasized.


ADVANCED RECEPTIONIST WORKSHOPLIMITED TO RECEPTIONISTS AND OFFICE MANAGERS. ATTENDANCE OF FRIDAY MORNING SESSIONIS NOT A PREREQUISITE. AUDITING NOT PERMITTED.

Ms. Nancy McNutthas extensive experience in the dental industry includingmanagement, treatment coordinator, recare facilitator, collec-tions expert, marketing coordinator, lecturer, team trainer, andaccessing the systems of a practice. With a strong focus on anadministrative skillset, combined with an NCCP Level II coach-ing certification, McNutt brings a spirit of optimism, energy,and her enthusiasm for dentistry. She has written numerousarticles, co-authored a book published in 2006, and continuesto lecture across North America.

This workshop is based on questions sent in by attendees withtheir three most burning questions/concerns. Questions will besubmitted anonymously a month in advance of the workshop.Other topics: Dealing with insurance-direct billing? Should youaccept a second insurance? Ins and outs of going paperless: bestway to transition from charts to chartless-pros and cons. Sendingemails/etc. (privacy act). The handling of office data backups;questions to ask IT experts (Is the data really backed up and howeasy can it be retrieved? Is the data corrupted?), and more.




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CHEMISTRY & DENTISTRY: HERBS, HYPE AND HOPEMr. Joe Schwarczis director of McGill University’s Office for Science andSociety. He is well known for his informative and enter-taining public lectures on topics ranging from the chem-istry of love to the science of aging. He has receivednumerous awards for teaching chemistry, and for inter-preting science for the public; hosts The Dr. Joe Show onMontreal's CJAD, and has appeared hundreds of timeson The Discovery Channel, CTV, CBC, TV Ontario andGlobal Television.

Chemistry and dentistry are strongly intertwined. Historically,dentists played an important role in the development of anesthesiaand are now exploring the links between dental health and heartdisease. Herbal supplements have escaped from health food stores andare filling the shelves of pharmacies. They promise to prevent, andin some cases, cure disease. What is the truth? Is there magic behindEchinacea, St. John's wort, or ginseng? This presentation exploresthese fascinating worlds from a historical and current perspectivein a very informative and very entertaining fashion.


EVERYTHING YOU WANTED TO KNOW ABOUTPERI-IMPLANTITIS: ETIOLOGY, PREVALENCE, PREVENTIONAND MANAGEMENTLIMITED SEATING

Dr. Dimitrios Karastathisis a board-certified periodontist, practising full timein Vancouver, British Columbia. His practice addressesnumerous aspects of periodontology and implants withemphasis on peri-implant disease. In addition to full-time practice, Dr. Karastathis is also a part-time profes-sor at UBC, and teaches numerous study clubs in theVancouver area.

This lecture will address a quickly and important emerging problemin the field of implant dentistry, namely peri-implantits. Topics ofdiscussion will include what does/doesn’t constitute peri-implantitis,current thoughts on the etiology of the disease, different methodsused to calculate prevalence, risk factors (including cement), clinicaldetection, analysis of the different methods used to treat this disorder,and prevention.


WAKE UP TO SLEEP DISORDERSLIMITED SEATING

Dr. Dennis Marangosgraduated from the University of Toronto, Faculty of Dentistry andcompleted a GPR at Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto. He maintains aprivate practice in Toronto with emphasis on aesthetic, restorativedentistry and orthodontics. He is the principal doctor at the YorkvilleTMJ Centre, a practice that focuses on the management of head, neckand TMJ-related pain, as well as treating patients diagnosed with sleepdisordered breathing. In 2014, Dr. Marangos obtained a diplomate incraniofacial dental sleep medicine from the American Board ofCraniofacial Pain.

Dentists are the only health care providers licensed tofabricate oral appliances (a medical device) that can havea profound effect on patient systemic health. In thisintroductory lecture, Dr. Marangos will guide youthrough the pathophysiology of OSA, the examinationof the patient, treatment modalities (oral appliance ther-apy and appliance choices) and the potential side effectsof our treatment. A comprehensive and predictableprotocol will be presented.



DO NOT FORGET! OUR SILENT AUCTION RUNS FRIDAY FROM 10 am – 5 pm IN THE GRAND FOYERProceeds to benefit the Central Okanagan Food Bank.

To reduce paper use, some speakers have been asked to allow us to post their handouts on the TODS site.Beginning October 1, you can download the materials of your choice at www.todsmeeting.com. Not all speakers have agreed to provide handouts.


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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2016 TODS FEATURED WORKSHOP 8:00 AM – 12 PM NOTE START TIME

SURGICAL ASSISTING & STERILE SET-UPFOR GRAFTING & IMPLANTSLIMITED TO CERTIFIED DENTAL ASSISTANTS. MUST PRE-REGISTER. AUDITING NOT PERMITTED. PLEASE NOTE THEOFF-SITE LOCATION: THIS WORKSHOP WILL BE HELD AT THE OKANAGAN COLLEGE DENTAL ASSISTING PROGRAM CLINIC

This course will prepare surgical assistants to become effective, knowledgeable, and confident members of the surgical team. You willlearn the importance of a sterile surgical field, become comfortable with instruments, motors and surgical procedures. There will be ahands-on portion, where you will be required to scrub, put on sterile gloves and gowns, set up a surgical operatory and surgical prepa-ration of a patient. Review of surgical procedures including implant placement, bone grafting, sinus elevations, etc.

Ms. Jody Field, CDAhas been working in the dentalindustry for over 25 years andhad the good fortune to workin many specialty offices. Forthe past 15 years she hasbeen a product supportspecialist for SeptodontPharmaceutical, BioHorizons,and Hansamed Dental Pharmaceutical. She has assistedmany offices with the setup of their implant surgical prac-tices, as well as providing guidance to surgeons andstaff regarding surgical assisting, products, sterile setup, and care of specialized surgical instrumentation.

Ms. Teena Densha, CDAbegan her career in 1997 work-ing in general dentistry, thenmoving to a periodontal specialtyoffice, where she learned sterilesurgical set up and how to assistsurgery. She has assisted manyprocedures: extractions, implantplacement, implant explant,guided bone regeneration, sinus lifts and augmentation,ridge splits, soft tissue grafting, biopsies, taking CT scans,and processing PRF/ PRP. She has assisted Dr. Andersonwith his study clubs and taught CDAs how to set-up andcare for their instruments and equipment.

Ms. Penny Anderson, CDAhas been a CDA since 1971.In 1985 Anderson attendedthe Carl Misch Course onSterile Technique forImplant Dentistry. Sincethen she has been using herskills in office and to teachsterile techniques inVancouver, Victoria, Calgary, and Edmonton. Ten yearsago, Anderson attended Dr. Astley Smith’s course onHCPRP. This protocol is used on a regular basis inoffice. She has taught this technique in Vancouver,Victoria, Calgary, and Edmonton.




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MOBILE TECHNOLOGY & SOCIAL MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS:AN EXTENSION AND INFLUENTIAL ASPECT OF THE DENTAL PRACTICEPARTICIPANTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO BRING THEIR MOBILE DEVICES.

Mr. Jesse Miller, MAis a recognized authority on the topics of Internet safety,social media awareness and communication trends. An inter-national speaker who has addressed thousands of partici-pants across Canada, Miller is a trusted resource to numer-ous school districts, public safety agencies, including munic-ipal and federal police who use his expertise to addressissues that occur in social media environments. Miller isregularly featured in numerous radio and television broadcasts,publications, and articles as an authority on the topics of Internet safety, social mediasafety and awareness.

Learning how to successfully integrate social media into a prac-tice is more than a marketing plan, and cannot be handled orregulated with a one-time conversation. Highlights: The currentinfluence of social media on employee communications andpatient engagement in the workplace; Current media stories featur-ing social media and the dental world; How to introduce a socialmedia policy to engage patients in expectations and to assist staffmembers in online communications; Risk-assessment in main-taining social media communications within the practice.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2016 TODS FEATURED SPEAKER 8:30 AM – 12:15 PM

THE SECRET TO POWER, PRECISION & PREVENTION:ADVANCED REINFORCED PERIODONTAL SCALING TECHNIQUESLIMITED TO REGISTERED DENTAL HYGIENISTS. MUST PRE-REGISTER.ATTENDANCE OF FRIDAY MORNING SESSION IS NOT A PREREQUISITE. AUDITING NOT PERMITTED.

Ms. Diane Millar, RDHgraduated from the West Los Angeles College dental hygiene programin 1981. Her career in dental hygiene has embraced working in privatepractice and teaching advanced instrumentation techniques at USC,Cerritos College, and currently at West Coast University. She is anational speaker, published author, a CE provider for the CA DentalBoard, and conducts seminars and hands-on workshops to help dentalprofessionals learn how to practice more efficiently and ergonomically.

This course will provide you with a hands-on scalingexperience designed to enhance scaling efficacy andproper ergonomics in order to prevent work-related pain,musculoskeletal injuries and disability. Through videoclips and hands-on participation using instruments withwider handles, attendees will learn reinforced scalingtechniques in every quadrant on a typodont modelattached to a portable simulation unit.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2016 TODS FEATURED WORKSHOP 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2016 TODS FEATURED WORKSHOP 8:00 AM – 1:45 PM NOTE START TIME

HCP CPR – FULL COURSE (NOT A RE-CERTIFICATION)

CPR-HCP is an advanced CPR course for healthcare professionals who have a duty to respondto medical emergencies in a hospital or prehospital care setting such as an ambulance. Thisgroup includes physicians, dentists, nurses, respiratory therapists, EMS personnel, SJA Brigademembers, medical and nursing students. This course meets ILCOR guidelines for Basic LifeSupport CPR. Content includes:• Roles and Responsibilities of a First Aider • Unresponsive Casualty Management• Adult, Child and Infant (AR, Choking, CPR and AED) • Universal Precautions• Use of a Bag-Valve-Mask • CPR-HCP exam

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2016 TODS FEATURED WORKSHOP 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM NOTE START TIME



Step-by-step demonstration and hands-on instruction to simplify thefabrication of functional and aesthetically pleasing provisional restora-tions. This workshop is recommended for certified dental assistantswho have fabricated provisional restorations in their daily practice,or those certified dental assistants who have fabricated provisionalspreviously, but not in their regular practice.This workshop is not recommended for certified dental assistantswho have never fabricated provisional restorations previously.


meetings saturdayTHOMPSON OKANAGAN DENTAL MEETING

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2016 7:30 AM – 8:30 AM

TODS ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING: ELECTIONS & BREAKFAST

All Thompson Okanagan dentists (non-delegates or delegates of the 2016 TODS Meeting) are welcometo attend the AGM. NOTE: THERE WILL NOT BE A KEYNOTE SPEAKER FOR THIS YEAR’S AGM ONLY.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2016 12:15 PM

BCDHA LUNCHEON MEETING: CURRENT ISSUES UPDATEAll Registered Dental Hygienists are welcome to attend lunch and to join the BCDHA Boardof Directors for an informative discussion of the current issues and trends in the dentalhygiene profession in BC. This is your opportunity to share your thoughts and ideas, andto hear the latest updates from your professional association.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2016 12:15 PM

CDABC LUNCHEON MEETING: CURRENT ISSUES UPDATEAll Certified Dental Assistants are welcome to attend lunch and to join the CDABC for aninformative discussion of the current issues and trends. This is your opportunity to share yourthoughts and ideas, and to hear the latest updates from your professional association.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2016 TODS FEATURED SPEAKER 8:30 AM – 12:15 PM

BITTER SIDE OF SWEETS

Ms. Betsy Reynolds, RDHcomes armed with degrees in dental hygiene and oral biology topresent scientifically based continuing education programs. Herpresentations include a variety of topics involving the biologic basisfor oral and systemic disease prevention, microbiological andimmunological aspects of oral disease, implications of stress onoral and systemic health, oral pathological concerns, oral piercingand body modification considerations in care delivery, head andneck anatomy, and scientific developments affecting oral healthcare delivery.

Since saccharin made its debut in 1893, the market has intro-duced to a variety of artificial and naturally derived productsdesigned to replace sugar in their diets. From high-fructosecorn syrup to aspartame to sucralose to agave syrup, new sugarsubstitutes continue to be brought to market. Consumersand clinicians alike need to keep abreast of the benefits andpotential hazards these products pose to oral and systemichealth. Come prepared to learn and laugh about this ‘sweet’topic.

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IMPLEMENTING A RISK ASSESSMENT STRATEGYIN CLINICAL PRACTICE: EMPHASIS ON OCCLUSION

Dr. John Koisreceived his DMD from the University of Pennsylvania, School of DentalMedicine and Certificate in Periodontal Prosthodontics with an MSD fromthe University of Washington, School of Dentistry. He maintains a private prac-tice limited to prosthodontics in Tacoma and Seattle, and is an affiliateprofessor in the Graduate Restorative program at the University of Washington.Dr. Kois is the recipient of the 2002 Saul Schluger Memorial Award forClinical Excellence in Diagnosis and Treatment Planning, and received a life-time achievement award from both the World Congress of Minimally InvasiveDentistry and the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry. Dr. Kois contin-ues to work with restorative dentists at the Kois Center, a didactic and clinical teaching program.

Our knowledge about occlusion has been based ongnathologic principles. These concepts are the basisof a mechanical system with focus on posterior deter-minants and mutual protection. If it is that simple,why can’t we predict when or why occlusal pathol-ogy develops or why can’t we always create a thera-peutic occlusion? This program will focus on biologicprinciples necessary for developing a functionalocclusion. New paradigms will be presented toenlighten participants about understanding occlusalproblems.


BUYERS’ GUIDEAdhesives & Composites

3M ORAL CARE300 Tartan DriveLondon ON N5V 4M9P: (604) 340-2757E: [email protected]: www.3M.comC: Leigh PawlowskiVisit the 3M oral care booth to find outabout truly innovative products that willmake a difference in your practice. Askhow 3M and checkMARC can improveyour light curing protocols resulting in bet-ter patient outcomes. Many more productsand exciting new promotions! Or just dropby to say hello!

Consulting

DPAP COUNSELLING P: (604) 853-0089 TF: 1-800-661-9199F: (604) 853-0992E: [email protected]: [email protected]: Dr. John Palmer, Ms. Toni PieroniDPAP Counselling is a unique counsellingand support program of the B.C. DentalAssociation. Our team consists of experi-enced, professional, counsellors and ourmandate is to assist dentists and dentalprofessionals. Individuals with challengesaffecting work, personal life, or generalfunctioning can receive supportive shortterm counselling in person or by phonefrom therapists with a dental background.

Dental Associations

BRITISH COLUMBIA DENTALASSOCIATION 400-1765 West 8th AvenueVancouver, BC V6J 5C6P: (604) 736-7202 TF: 1-888-396-9888F: (604) 736-7588E: [email protected]: www.bcdental.orgThe British Columbia Dental Association isthe member service and advocacy organ-ization for BC dentists.

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The dentist-only Board of Directors over-sees various member programs and serv-ices including individual member support;education; practice management re-sources and office policy templates; andpromotes the profession and educates thepublic on oral health through the Your Den-tal Health campaign.

B.C. DENTAL HYGIENISTS ASSOCIATION307-9600 Cameron StreetBurnaby, BC V3J 7N3P: (604) 415-4559 TF: 1-888-305-3338F: (604) 415-4579E: [email protected]: www.bcdha.comC: Cindy Fletcher, Executive DirectorThe British Columbia Dental Hygienists’’Association is dedicated to advancing thedental hygiene profession and to speak-ing out on issues that matter to dental hy-gienists. In addition to many directmember benefits, your membership dol-lars support the important advocacy workthat BCDHA undertakes.

CERTIFIED DENTAL ASSISTANTS OF B.C.102-211 Columbia StreetVancouver, BC V6A 2R5 P: (604) 714-1766 TF: 1-800-579-4440F: (604) 681-4545E: [email protected] is dedicated to elevating the certi-fied dental assisting profession throughquality continuing education, collaboration,research and advocacy. Member servicesinclude employment resources, reducedmalpractice insurance rates, free CE pro-gramming for members and access tocomprehensive knowledge on issues af-fecting CDAs in B.C

COLLEGE OF DENTAL HYGIENISTS OF B.C.Suite 600 - 3795 Carey RoadVictoria, B.C. V8Z 6T8P: (250) 383-4101 TF: 1-800-778-8277F: (250) 383-4144E: [email protected]: www.cdhbc.comC: Gillian Dyck, senior registrant servicesThe mission of the College of Dental Hygien-ists of B.C. is to protect the public by devel-oping, advocating and regulating safe andethical dental hygiene practice in B.C.

COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGEONS OF B.C. 500-1765 West 8th AvenueVancouver, B.C. V6J 5C6P: (604) 736-3621 TF: 1-800-663-9169E: [email protected]: www.cdsbc.orgThe College of Dental Surgeons of B.C. reg-isters, certifies, and regulates dentists, den-tal therapists and certified dental assistantsin the public interest.

Dental Equipment

BRASSELER USAOne Brasseler Blvd. Savannah, GA 31419P: (912) 925-8525 TF: 800-841-4522F: 888-610-1937E: [email protected]: www.brasselerusa.comC: Sue DeNitto, Sales Event Coordinator Leading instrumentation provider to thedental profession. Product offering includesclinical and laboratory diamonds, carbidesand polishers; a complete line of endodon-tic instrumentation and equipment; clinicaland laboratory hand instruments; dental hy-giene instrumentation and handpieces foroperatory, laboratory, oral surgery/implant,endodontic and hygiene uses.

Dental Laboratories

CLASS ONE ORTHODONTIC LAB215 Froelich RoadKelowna, BC V1X 3M6P: (250) 765-0074TF In BC: 1-800-663-5369E: [email protected]: www.classoneortho.caC: Bryan Dye, PresidentClass One Ortho is a full-service ortho-dontic lab. Appliances range from early,anti-habit devices to full bracketing, night-guards, sports guards, neuromuscular,Valplast, cast partials, dentures, ortho ap-pliances, and our 40 Winkz sleep apneadevice. Our goal is to fabricate all the ap-pliances any dental professional mayneed.

Dental Manufacturers

ALIGN TECHNOLOGY2560 Orchard Parkway San Jose, CA 95131P: 1.888.822.5446E: [email protected]: Ryan Bruce, Territory Manager BCAlign Technology is a global medical de-vice company with industry-leading inno-vative products such as Invisalign clearaligners, iTero Intraoral scanners, and Or-thoCAD digital services that help dentalprofessionals achieve the clinical resultsthey expect and deliver effective, cutting-edge dental options to their patients.

ARGEN CANADA 200-1353 Ellis StKelowna, BC V1Y IZ9P: (250) 712-1344 TF: 1-866-722-7436E: [email protected]: www.argen.comC: Richard Nixon, CEOArgen Canada is the leader in dental alloymanufacturing and distribution and is oneof the largest dental refiners in the coun-try. Argen Canada now hosts a DestinationTraining Facility for dental labs and prac-tices that offers Total Digital Solutions andSupport, specializing in CAD/CAM softwareand 3-shape intraoral scanners

CARESTREAM DENTAL 150 Verona StreetRochester, NY 14608TF: 1-800-933-8031TFF: 1-800-374-1871E: [email protected]: www.carestreamdental.comC: Deb Roschetzky, Trade Show ManagerCarestream Dental offers solutions for den-tal practitioners including digital intraoraland computed radiography systems, 3Dimaging systems, panoramic and cephalo-metric imaging systems, intraoral cameras,CAD-CAM restorative solutions, imagingsoftware, practice management services,films, X-ray equipment, chemistry andanesthetics.

DENTSPLY SIRONA CANADA161 Vinyl CourtWoodbridge, ON L4L 4A3P: 778.928.5757TF: 1-800-263-1437 x 52206E: [email protected]: www.dentsply.caContact: Jean CrawshawAs The Dental Solutions Company™,Dentsply Sirona provides high quality solu-tions that support the needs of dental pro-fessionals around the globe. We arecommitted to innovation, improving clini-cal outcomes and patient experience todrive better, safer and faster dentistry.Please come visit booth 9 & 10 to learnmore about the recent advances with ourSureFil® SDR™ flow+, Nupro White Var-nish, Cavitron TOUCH Ultrasonic Unit, Cel-tra Duo, Picasso Laser, Midwest TraditionPlus, Portrait IPN™, and the next-genera-tion bonding agent, Prime & Bond® Electand much more. SEE AD ON INSIDE BACK COVER

GC AMERICA INC.3737 West 127th StreetAlsip, IL 60803 USAP: (604) 307-5355TF: 1-800-323-7063E: [email protected]: www.gcamerica.comC: Marlyse Williams, District SalesMANAGER, B.C.GC America Inc. is a leading manufacturerof innovative dental products dedicated toquality and customer satisfaction, with en-thusiastic sales and marketing profes-sionals committed to excellence.

HERAEUS KULZER – MITSUI CHEMICALSGROUP300 Heraeus WaySouth Bend, IN 46614P: (604) 364-7638 TF: 1-800-343-5336F: 1-574-291-4279E: [email protected]: www.herausdentalusa.comC: Kiran Pannu, Terr. Mgr. Western Canada

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Heraeus Kulzer GmbH is one of the world’sleading dental companies with its head-quarters in Hanau, Germany. Its DentalMaterials and Digital Services divisionssupply dentists and dental technicianswith an extensive product range, coveringcosmetic dentistry, tooth preservation,prosthetics, periodontology and digitaldentistry.

IVOCLAR VIVADENT INC.1-6600 Dixie RoadMississauga, ON L5T 2Y2P: (905) 670-8499 TF: 1-800-263-8182W: www.ivoclarvivadent.comC: Laura ProsserIvoclar Vivadent is a leading internationalmanufacturer of high-quality materialsused in dentistry including complete sys-tems for both the dentist and the labora-tory. The company offers a full range ofproducts for preventive, restorative, andprosthetic dentistry in more than 120countries. Throughout our history, we havebeen a company dedicated to developingand supplying innovative products.

PREMIER DENTAL PRODUCTS COMPANY1710 Romano Dr. Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462 USAP: (604) 250-1185 TF/CS: 1-888-670-6100E: [email protected]: www.premusa.comC: Linda Scholz, Sales ConsultantPremier® Dental Products Company is amanufacturer and distributor of dentalproducts for more than 95 years. Premieris dedicated to bringing innovative prod-ucts such as RC-Prep®, Triple Tray®,Traxodent® and Enamel Pro® through aworldwide network of dealers to help den-tal professionals deliver better care in pre-ventive, cosmetic and prosthetic areas ofdentistry.

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BUYERS’ GUIDEDental Sales, Service &Equipment

CHRISCAN CONSTRUCTION4201 Spiers Road Kelowna, BC V1W 4B5P: (250) 712-1324F: (250) 712-0940E: [email protected]: www.chriscan.comC: Len Suchocki, PresidentWith more than 24 years of experience, ateam of dedicated professionals and aportfolio of award winning building proj-ects, the team at Chriscan Constructionlooks forward to working with you.Chriscan specializes in residential, dentaland commercial projects and offers newconstruction and renovation services. Welook forward to hearing from you.SEE AD ON PAGES 16 - 17

COLTENE1829 - 134 StreetSurrey, BC V4A 7W7P: (604) 868-9046E: [email protected]: www.coltene.comC: Brad MorrisonColtene Inc is a world leader in dental con-sumables – from the introduction ofPolyvinyl Siloxane in the 70s and Com-posite and Bond development of the 80s,to the introduction of the first line of En-dodontic Files made with Controlled Mem-ory Wire – HyFlex CM – in 2011. This year,we have introduced HYFLEX EDM whichlasts up to seven times longer and allowsthe practioner to finish an Endo with onlyone file. Also on display at our booth: Fill-Up – a DUAL-cured bulk fill posteriorcomposite.

HENRY SCHEIN CANADA INC. 1619 Fosters WayDelta B.C. V3M 6S7P: (604) 527-8888 TF: 1-800-668-5558F: (604) 527-8889 TFF: 1-888-999-4401E: [email protected]: www.henryschein.caC: Prashant Ohri, Zone Manager B.C.

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Henry Schein is your one-stop source foreverything you need to run your practice.Whether you are updating your equipmentor building a new office, we have the so-lutions for you from brand-name equip-ment to professional design and leasingservices. We do that!

PATTERSON DENTAL110 6651 Fraserwood PlaceRichmond, B.C., V6W 1J3P: 604.247.1991 TF: 800.663.1922F: 604.247.4006E: [email protected]: www.pattersondental.comC: Gary Doroshenko, General ManagerDental's most trusted partner for Service,Supplies, Equipment and Technology. Forthe fourth year in a row, Patterson Com-panies Inc., has been named to the Forbeslist of 100 most trustworthy companies.Patterson is one of only two companies in2015 that have appeared on the list forfour consecutive years.

STERLING DENT-A-PRISES6362 Argyle Avenue West Vancouver, BC V7W 2E6P: (604) 202-7593E: [email protected]: Bruce MatthewsAt Sterling Dent-A-Prises, we are proud torepresent world-class dental manufacturersin Western Canada: DMG America, PDT Inc.and Pulpdent Corporation. All pride them-selves on being innovative and cutting edgewith a long-standing reputation of quality.

Dental Supplies

BISCO DENTAL PRODUCTS CANADA 2571 Smith StreetRichmond, BC V6X 2J1P: (604) 276-8662 TF: (800) 667-8811F: (604) 273-5356 TFF: (888) 667-1357E: [email protected]: www.biscocanada.comC: Chris Chung, VPWe are proud to represent high-qualitybrands such as Bisco, RTD, Garrison, LMInstruments, Vista and more. With an ever-growing range of products, come seewhat’s new and innovative at the BiscoCanada booth.

CLINICAL RESEARCH DENTAL PO Box 28040London, ON N6H 5E1P: (519) 641-3066 TF: 1-800-265-3444F: (519) 641-3083 TFF: 1-800-719-3292E: [email protected]: www.clinicalresearchdental.comAt CRD, we know dentistry – the products,procedures and more importantly, thetechnique sensitivities that every dentistfaces. Our products are designed to solveclinical challenges. We know how theywork and how they perform in our client’shands and our goal is to work closely withevery client to ensure problem free estheticprocedures.

Education

PACIFIC DENTAL CONFERENCE305-1505 West 2nd AvenueVancouver, BC. V6H 3Y4P: (604) 736-3781E: [email protected]: www.pdconf.comC: Shannon BrownCanada’s Premier Dental Conference heldin Vancouver, BC March 9 – 11, 2017. Earnup to 15 hours of CE credits during threedays of lectures and hands-on courses.Largest two day dental tradeshow inCanada, featuring the Live Dentistry Stage,all the newest equipment and productsfrom over 300 exhibiting companies.SEE AD ON THE OUTSIDE BACK COVER

Financial Services

CDSPI155 Lesmill Road Toronto, Ontario M3B 2T8P: (416) 296-9401 TF: 1-800-561-9401F: (416) 296-8920 TFF: 1-866-337-3389E: [email protected]: www.cdspi.comCDSPI (www.cdspi.com) is a non-profit or-ganization providing quality insurance, in-vestment and other programs meeting thespecific needs of the Canadian dental pro-fession and has as members the CanadianDental Association and nine provincialdental associations and the territories.


MNP LLP ACCOUNTING, CONSULTINGAND TAX600-1628 Dickson AveKelowna, BC V1Y 9X1P: (250) 763-8919 TF: 1-877-766-9735E: [email protected]: www.MNP.caC: Don Murdoch, CPA, CA,BC Leader, Professional Services MNP is one of the largest national ac-counting and business consulting firms inCanada and the only one with 20 officesacross B.C. For more than 20 years, wehave helped dentistry professionals main-tain their overall business health. Whetheryou are just graduating, starting a newpractice or planning for your retirement,MNP provides personalized strategies toassist you at every age of your practice.

SCOTIABANK34th Floor 650 W Georgia StVancouver, B.C. V6B 4N7P: (604) 619-4699F: (604) 668-2096E: [email protected]: www.scotiabank.comC: Shaun East, Sr. Manager,Scotia Professional PlanWhether you are a student, associate,practicing dentist or considering retire-ment, the Scotia Professional Plan is de-signed for every stage of your professionaland personal development. As your dedi-cated dental specialist, I welcome everyopportunity to build on our unrivalled com-mitment to your industry. Let’s have a con-versation.

TD CANADA TRUST Pacific Region, Vancouver B.C.P: (604) 737-1331F: (604) 737-1332E: matthew.o’[email protected]: www.td.comC: Matthew O’Brien, Regional ManagerWhether you’re starting a practice, pur-chasing or expanding an existing one, wecan help. TD Canada Trust offers the Bank-ing Plan for Dentists – a package of com-fortable banking solutions that combinesfast and efficient service with longerbranch hours to make it easier for you toreach your practice and personal goals. SEE AD ON PAGE 19

Implantology & RestorativeAttachments

ABUTMENT DIRECT INC.102-7351 Victoria Park Ave.Markham, ON L3R 3A5P: 855-604-0465F: 905-604-0900E: [email protected]: www.abutmentdirect.comC: Mike Parsons, PresidentAbutment Direct offers customers dentalimplant components compatible with themost popular implant systems at a fairprice. Components are manufactured inGermany through our partner Medentika.Abutment Direct is also proud to offer theNovaloc system to our customers, aswell as custom titanium abutmentsmilled by Canadian RDTs.

CLARONAV1140 Sheppard Avenue West, Unit 10Toronto, ON M3K 2A2P: +1 (647) 951-1525F: +1 (647) 951-1524E: [email protected]: www.claronav.comC: Darrell CookClaroNav is a Toronto-based medical de-vice hardware and software company spe-cializing in surgical navigation products.Navident, its flagship product, is a dy-namic freehand guided surgery system fordental implantation. Navident accuratelycompares the motions of the drill toplanned positions, enabling minimally in-vasive, precise placement of the dentalimplants.

NOBEL BIOCARE CANADA INC. 9133 Leslie Street, Unit #100 Richmond Hill, ON L4B 4N1TF: 1-800-939-9394W: www.nobelbiocare.comNobel Biocare is a world leader in the fieldof implant-based dental restorations. Weoffer solutions from single tooth to fullyedentulous indications with dental implantsystems:

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NobelActive®, Branemark System® andNobelReplace®), a range of high-precisionprosthetics and CAD/CAM systems (No-belProcera®), diagnostics, treatmentplanning and guided surgery solutions(NobelClinician®, NobelGuide® and bio-materials (Creos™). We support our cus-tomers through all phases of professionaldevelopment, offering world-class train-ing, education, practice support and pa-tient information materials.

Loupes & Lights

DESIGNS FOR VISION INC.760 Koehler AveRonkonkoma, NY 11779P: (631) 585-3300 TF: 800-345-4009F: (631) 585-3404E: [email protected]: www.designsforvision.comC: Marty O’Rourke, Sales Representative See the Visible Difference®: Designs for Vi-sion's new WireLess LED DayLite® head-light and Micro Series Loupes. The LEDDayLite® WireLess compact modular de-sign. Eliminates the cord. The new MicroSeries loupes are 40% lighter and 50%smaller than other prismatic systems.

ORASCOPTIC3225 Deming Way Suite 190Middleton, WI 53562 USA P: 1-800-369-3698E: [email protected]: www.orascoptic.comC: Katie Evenson, Tradeshow CoordinatorThe Orascoptic focus is superior visualiza-tion coupled with optimal clinical er-gonomics. We are recognized as theinnovators in the market, being the firstcompany to bring you a portable LED light,the first loupe with a built-in cable-lessheadlight, and the first loupe with ad-justable magnification.

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MTS LOGISTICS7125 Curragh AveBurnaby BC V5J 4V6P: (604) 872-5293 TF: 1-888-689-4333F: (604) 872-3566E: [email protected]: www.mtslogistics.comC: Tammy Shoaf, General Manager MTS Logistics is BC’s courier of choice forthe dental and healthcare communities formore than 30 years. In addition to provid-ing secure, reliable and cost-effective so-lutions to your mailing and courier needs,we provide printing, distribution and target-mailing services that can improve yoursales or increase your patient/referral base.

Oral Health Care

GLAXOSMITHKLINE7333 Mississauga RoadMississauga, ON L5N 6L4TF: 1-800-461-7096 ext.9674E: [email protected]: www.gsk.caC: Lorraine Smith, Oral Care ConsultantGlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare isa leader and innovator in the oral healthcare field. With Sensodyne, ProNamel andBiotene products, GSK continues to be avaluable supporter of the dental commu-nity, providing various up-to-date educa-tional information, as well as promotionalmaterials.

ORAL SCIENCE9575-C, IgnaceBrossard, QC J4Y 2P3P: (450) 442-7070 TF: 1-888-442-7070E: [email protected]: www.oralscience.comC: Renaud Bélanger-Forget,Marketing DirectorOral Science supports dental profession-als in achieving optimal results for drymouth, caries, periodontitis, oral lesionsand sensitivity by offering innovations likethe X-PUR purely efficient oral hygieneline, Curaprox Swiss tooth and interdentalbrushes and Periostat sub-antimicrobialdose doxycycline hyclate.

PHILIPS ORAL HEALTHCARE281 Hillmount RoadMarkham, ON L6C 2S3P: (587) 892-8907 TF: 1-800-278-8282E: [email protected]: Daniela Starink, Field Sales Represen-tativeInspired by dental professionals and adeep understanding of consumer needs,Philips Oral Healthcare is committed to im-proving peoples’ lives by developing inno-vative oral healthcare products. PhilipsSonicare is the #1 recommended sonictoothbrush brand by dental professionalsworldwide, and Philips Zoom is the #1 pa-tient requested professional whiteningtreatment. SEE AD ON PAGE 21

Practice Appraisal & Sale

AL HEAPS & ASSOCIATES INC. 300-155 West Hastings StreetVancouver, B.C. V6E 2E9P: (604) 724-1964 TF: 1-866-638-6194F: (866) 545-6759E: [email protected]: www.HEAPSandDOYLE.comC: Henry Doyle, PresidentAl Heaps & Associates is committed toselling dental practices and completingcomprehensive dental practice evaluationreports across Canada. Our expert knowl-edge and experience can assist you intransition planning. Our evaluation estab-lish the fair market value of your practiceand serve as an invaluable marketing toolwhile selling. We provide local knowledgewith international exposure.

ROI CORPORATION1155 Indian RoadMississauga, ON L5H 1R8P: (604) 220-2396 TF: 1-888-764-4145F: (905) 278-4705 TFF: 1-888-246-6876E: [email protected]: Dr. Marcia Boyd, Senior AssociateROI Corporation has provided appraisal,brokerage and consulting services since1974. We are a diverse team of profes-sionals licensed and trained to interpretevery facet of your practice:

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former and practicing dentists, hygienists,educators, appraisers, brokers, realtors,bankers and leading specialists who un-derstand the Canadian dental practicemarket.

Preventive Dental Products

SUNSTAR AMERICAS INC. CANADA515 Governors RoadGuelph, ON N1K 1C7TF: 800-265-8353F: (519) 837-2669E: [email protected]: www.GUMbrand.caC: Fred Duggan, Director, National Sales,Professional DivisionSunstar Americas, Inc. has been a re-spected leader in the design, manufactureand distribution of breakthrough oralhealth care products of the highest qualityfor the past 90 years. We continue to takean active role in the worldwide advance-ment of oral health and dental care, in-cluding: Educating dental professionalsabout the benefits of good oral health;Sponsoring and supporting the work ofprofessional organizations; Investing in re-search and development of clinically su-perior dental care products.

Uniforms

GLO APPAREL119-21868 Lougheed Hwy Maple Ridge, BC V2X 2S4P: (604)806-4253 TF: 1-888-223-4333F: (604) 466-9809E: info@gloapparelcomW: www.gloapparel.comC: Alison Verrier/Marie MeeksAt Glo Apparel we design fashionable,wearable uniforms. We use stretch fabric,which allows us to design silhouettes thatare both comfortable and figure flattering.We offer a large selection of styles andcolours to choose from. You are sure tolook and feel your best in Glo Apparel.

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