select study club 2010/2011 academic program &...

Select Study Club

Academic Program & Schedule of Events 2010/2011

Dr. James WoodyardD I R E C T O R

Michelle Faith, LDHC O O R D I N AT O R

We have seen a movement from elective and cosmetic dentistry to a needs based disease model of treat-ment. This is in response to the changing economic climate and the patient’s focus on health not appear-ance. This year’s program focuses on challenges posed to us each day in the practice. We will address tech-nology, disease control, the single tooth to full mouth rehabilitations and even failures. The whole of the Se-lect Study Club is more than the sum of its parts. We will grow more as we teach each other by sharing our experiences in success and failures. The more we all give, the more we receive in this organization. Team-work is the future of dentistry and that is the founda-tion on which the Select Study Club is based.

Bread and Butter Dentistry …The Challenges of a Day at the Office

9/9/2010 [Thursday] 6pm-9:00pm“Tissue Engineering Around Implants and FPDs: Delayed Provisionalization and Pontic Design” Dr. Mark NationCasino Aztar Conference Center

10/8/2010 [Friday] 8am-4:00pm“Controversies in Dental Prescribing and Treating the Millennium Dental Patient: Medicated and Complicated! ” Karen BakerCasino Aztar Conference Center

11/5/2010 [Friday] 8am-12:30pmMovie and Discussion, “Comprehensive Team Treatment Planning” Team Northwest vs. Team AtlantaCasino Aztar Conference Center

12/10/2010 [Friday] 9:30am-3:30pm“The Modern Digital Dental Office: How to Get There From Here” Dr. Lorne LavineEvansville Airport Marriott 1/13/2011 [Thursday] 6pm-9:00pmCase Flix Treatment Planning Session with LimitationsCasino Aztar Conference Center

Scheduleat a Glance

1/17–22/2011 [Monday–Saturday]2011 Seattle Study Club SymposiumThe Ritz-Carlton, Key Biscayne, Florida 2/25/2011 [Friday] 8am-4pm“When Bad Implants Happen to Good People and Restorative Dentistry Update” Dr. Lary George, Green LabsCasino Aztar Conference Center 4/14/2011 [Thursday] 6:00pm-9:00pmMovie Night and Discussion, “Occlusion Confusion” Dr. Frank SpearCasino Aztar Conference Center 5/6/2011 [Friday] 8:30am-4:00pm“Workshop for Successful Anterior Esthetics” Dr. Gerard ChicheCasino Aztar Conference Center 5/7/2011 [Saturday] 8:30am-12:00pm“Hands-On Preparation Course” Dr. Gerard ChicheCasino Aztar Conference Center

5/13/2011 [Friday]End of Year Event - Details TBD

Dr. James Woodyard - Periodontist - DirectorMichelle Faith, LDH - CoordinatorDr. Randy Brown - Orthodontist - AdvisorDr. Tony Wells - Orthodontist - AdvisorDr. Mark Wohlford - Oral Maxillofacial Surgeon - AdvisorDr. Pat Johns - General Dentist - Restorative AdvisorDr. Joe Morton - General Dentist - Restorative AdvisorJeff Effinger - Fixed Laboratory Technician - Advisor

The role of the director is to lead the club, organize programs to fit the needs of all members, provide sup-port for all members and help with any needs they may have.The role of the coordinator is to manage the logisitcs of the meetings, make speaker arrangements and member registration.The role of the advisory board is to assist the director with program organization that meets the needs of the club and to assist other members with questions they have on a patient’s care or other challenges affecting their practice.

This year we are launching a small group designed to en-courage the new dentist in the team interdisciplinary den-tistry concept. We call this the Masters of Treatment Plan-ning Program. We will meet four times per year. It will be comprised of the advisory board and new dentists in the area most of which are not members of the Select Study Club. The focus of these meetings will be treatment plan-ning. This is a joint effort of both the Select Study Club and Woodyard Periodontics, PC. The first meeting will be held on Wednesday, September 29, 2010. Tentative meet-ing dates for the next three meetings are November 10, February 2, and May 11.

The SSC Advisory Board Masters Program

This will be an added component to select meetings this year. Members of the advisory board will rotate bringing two articles and presenting a brief summary of the abstract to the members. These articles will come from peer reviewed journals. The validity of the information presented will be examined. Members will be sent an email with the entire article either before or after the meeting.

There will be time at each meeting either during or after meals and at breaks when members can bring patient cases and challenges to share with other mem-bers or with advisory board members for assistance. This club is built upon the team concept.

Over the past few years, I have purchased the DVD series of the Seattle Study Club Symposiums and several other meetings. I am going to make these available to study club members to check out at our meetings. Michelle will have a listing of the library and she will monitor which members are checking out videos. To make sure the vid-eos are available for every member, they will need to be re-turned to Michelle each month so that we can provide this service. She will have the videos on hand at every meeting for check out.

Quarterly, you will receive a copy of the Seattle Study Club journal. This journal has timely articles on treatment plan-ning, new techniques and practice management. It is a high quality journal which contains reliable and useful in-formation.

Literature Review

Table Case Presentation

SSC Media Library

Seattle Study Club Journal

Seattle Study Club WebsiteThe Seattle Study Club website contains information on other clubs, information on product discounts you get as a member and many other interesting items. To login you will need to do the following:1. Access the site through www.seattlestudyclub.com2. Click on member login3. Enter your username and password4. Click on account update to access your profileIf you do not have a username and password, please let Michelle know and she can get them set up for you.

Woodyard Periodontics Website with SSC LinkOn our website, www.woodyardperio.com, we will post the current schedule in the Select Study Club tab.

Discounts on Goods and ServicesAs a Seattle Study Club member, you will receive auto-matic discounts on goods and services from many den-tal companies such as Brasseler and Nobel Biocare. You can find a list of the SSC partners on the Seattle Study Club website.

Exclusive Invitation to the Seattle Study Club SymposiumAs a member of one of the study clubs affiliated with the Seattle Study Club, you are invited to the Seattle Study Club Symposium held every year in January. This is the PREMIER of dental education and will show you what the Seattle Study Club is all about.

Learning Tree ProgramsThe Seattle Study Club is now offering select small group education programs for members only. To find out more about these programs and their availability, please contact the Seattle Study Club main office at (425)576-8000.

Select Study Club Benefits

Thursday 9/9/2010

LOCATION: PARTICIPANTS:

Casino Aztar Conference Center Members Maple Room C TIME:

CE CREDITS: Dinner and Registration 2.0 5:30pm Kick-Off 6pm-7:00pm

Lecture 7pm-9:00pm

Dr. Mark Nation was born in Louisville, KY. He graduated from Jeffersontown High School in 1990. In 1996, he graduated from the Uni-versity of Louisville in with a biology degree. He then graduated from the University of Lou-isville School of Dentistry Undergraduate Pro-gram in 2000. Dr. Nation was also the class president in 2000. He was a Pierre Fauchard

award recipient and both the “most outstanding” graduate award for 2000 and the American College of Prosthodontics award for ad-vanced prosthodontics. Dr. Nation completed his 3 year fixed, im-plant and removable graduate prosthodontic program in the spring of 2003. He is Board Certified in Kentucky. Dr. Nation lectures on occlusion, implants and digital diagnostics. Currently, Dr. Nation is an Attending at the University of Louisville Department of Dentistry and is also on the faculty at U of L.

“Tissue Engineering Around Implants and FPDs: Delayed Provisionalization and Pontic Design”

Implants have allowed the dental practitioner to predictably re-store compromised or missing teeth. Once the implant surgeon has returned the patient, the typical approach is to impress the implants after integration and then seat the final restorations. This approach is efficient and allows a quick restoration for the patient; however, the final results with relationship to soft tis-sue contours may be less than adequate. With proper prepara-tion and provisionalization of the implants, the practitioner can achieve more optimal results by coercing the tissue around the implant restoration. These techniques are paramount for maxi-mizing results in the anterior segments. This presentation will teach the practitioner basic techniques and guidelines to better engineer the soft tissue around an implant by making appropri-ate provisional restorations and pontics in the edentulous areas.L E A R N I N G O B J E C T I V E S :

n Diagnosis and treatment planning of provisional restorations for implant crown and bridge prosthetics.

n Techniques and materials used to develop the provisional im-plant crown and bridge restoration.

n Impression techniques to properly record the resultant tissue contours for the tissue engineered restoration.

Friday 10/8/2010

LO C AT I O N : PA R T I C I PA N T S :

Casino Aztar Conference Center Members Maple Room C T I M E :

C E C R E D I T S : Breakfast and 7.0 Registration 7:30am Lecture 8am-4:00pm Lunch 12pm-1:00pm

Professor Karen A. Baker has been on the Den-tal College faculty at the University of Iowa for 29 years and occupies a unique role in den-tal practice and education. She is a clinical pharmacist with a Master’s degree in clinical pharmacology and therapeutics and is focused on patient-specific dental drug therapy. She has given over 800 programs nationally and

internationally and holds memberships in many dental and clinical pharmacology and therapeutics organizations. Ms. Baker is on the editorial board of the Journal of the Academy of General Dentistry. Her dental education-based pharmacy and drug therapy consultation center is the only one in the United States. She has authored more than 50 articles and abstracts and lectures extensively in pre-doctoral and graduate-level courses at the University of Iowa.

“Controversies in Dental Prescribing and Treating the Millennium Dental Patient: Medicated and Complicated!”

This course will update the dental team on recent developments in dental pharmacotherapy while providing strategies for pre-scribing to ensure therapeutic success. Clinically relevant infor-mation about effectiveness, adverse effects, patient specific drug selection criteria, dosing, and cost will be presented for systemic antibiotics, analgesics, and oral sedation agents commonly used in dentistry. Another purpose of this course is to identify new drug-related problems encountered in dental practice and to outline practical management solutions. Controversial issues re-garding the decision to prescribe antibiotics will be examined. Throughout the program, primary emphasis will be placed on developing consistent strategies for treating medically complex dental patients.

L E A R N I N G O B J E C T I V E S :

n Select the best oral sedation regimen based on patient needs and

effectiveness.n Discuss the benefits and risks of specific pain control regimens for

effective dental analgesia.n Recognize the specific dental treatment modifications necessary to

prevent complications in patients with major cardiovascular or CNS

disorders.

Thursday 11/5/2010LO C AT I O N : PA R T I C I PA N T S :

Casino Aztar Conference Center Members Maple Room A T I M E :

C E C R E D I T S : Breakfast and4.5 Registration 7:30am Lecture 8am-12:30pm Lunch 12:30pm

Movie and Discussion“Comprehensive Team Treatment Planning: Team Northwest vs. Team Atlanta”

Team Atlanta (Drs. Henry and Maurice Salama, Dr. Garber, Dr. Goldstein) and Team Northwest (Dr. Frank Spear, Dr. Kokich, Dr. Osterberg, Dr. West) will treatment plan the same challenging case (submitted by Dr. George Duello and members of Gateway Study Club in St. Louis). Dr. Duello will present the initial docu-mentation and moderate.


n See challenging cases in your own practice in a “new light”.n Improve your treatment planning skills by incorporating the

clinical approaches and concepts used by the teams.

Dr. James Woodyard received his Doctorate of Dental Medicine from the University of Ken-tucky College of Dentistry. He then completed a residency in Periodontics at the Univer-sity of Louisville School of Dentistry where he graduated with a Masters in Oral Biology and a Certificate in Periodontics. He maintains a private practice in Newbugh, Indiana special-izing in Periodontics and dental implants. Dr.

Woodyard is a Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology. He is a member of the American Academy of Periodontology, the American Dental Association, the Academy of Osseointegration, the Indiana Dental Association and the First District Dental Society. He is the director and founder of the Select Study Club, an affiliate of the Se-attle Study Club system. Dr. Woodyard routinely presents lectures on dental implants, cosmetic periodontal plastic surgery and periodontal treatment.* This program will be moderated by Dr. Woodyard and the Advisory Board.

Friday 12/10/2010


Evansville Airport Marriott Members & Staff Royale Ballroom T I M E :

C E H O U R S : Registration 9:00am

5.0 Lecture 9:30am-3:30pm Lunch 12:30pm-1:30pm

Dr. Lorne Lavine, founder and president of Dental Technology Consultants, has over 26 years invested in the dental and dental tech-nology fields. A graduate of USC, he earned his D.M.D. from Boston University and completed his residency at the Eastman Dental Center in Rochester, NY. He received his specialty training at the University of Washington and

went into private practice in Vermont until moving to California in 2002 to establish DTC, a company which focuses on the specialized technological needs of the dental community.

Dr. Lavine has vast experience with dental technology systems. He is a CompTia Certified A+ Computer Repair Technician, CompTia Net-work+ certified and will soon be a Microsoft Certified Systems Admin-istrator. As a consultant and integrator, he has extensive hands-on

experience with most practice management software, image man-agement software, digital cameras, intraoral cameras, computers, networks, and digital radiography systems.

“The Modern Digital Dental Office: How to Get There From Here”

The purpose of this course is to examine the components of the modern dental practice and assist the practice in making educated decisions necessary to start the process. One of the biggest obstacles for many practices is that they simply don’t know where to start, or better yet, how to develop a game plan or “treatment plan ” on how to add these various technologies to the practice, without overwhelming the staff and dentist.


n Understand the 6 steps necessary to transition from a paper chart to a paperless office.

n Learn how to evaluate the multitude of high-tech products on the market.

n Understand the need to develop a marketing plan that in-cludes improving your website design and using social media.

Thursday 1/13/2011


Casino Aztar Conference Center Members Maple Room A T I M E : C E H O U R S : Dinner and3.0 Registration 5:30pm 6pm-9:00pm

Case Flix Treatment Planning Session with Limitations

Real world practice - It is not often that we are presented with a patient with no limitations to what treatment they will have done. This does not mean that comprehensive treatment cannot be em-ployed. At this treatment planning session, we will examine a patient’s treatment done ideally with no limitations. Then, we will explore other options by applying the limitations on treatment that are often presented by our patients.


n Utilize an interdisciplinary approach to total case manage-ment.

n Treatment plan a complex case with peers to determine com-prehensive treatment required.

n Discuss rationale for treatment planned.



Monday–Saturday 1/17–22/2011

2011 Seattle Study Club Symposium


The Ritz-Carlton, Key Biscayne Doctors, Staff & Spouses 455 Grand Bay DriveKey Biscayne, FL 33149

The 2011 Seattle Study Club Symposium to be held in Key Biscayne, Florida, will focus on failures. It is often said that we learn more from our failures than our successes. Most of us try to learn these lessons quietly and keep our failures out of the spotlight as much as possi-ble, but at the 2011 Symposium the failures of some of the world’s top clinicians will be featured in detail on the main stage. Program brochures will be available from the national office in Septem-ber 2010. Registration will open at that time as well. We strong-ly encourage you to make your hotel reservations now by calling 305.365.4500 or 800.241.3333, be sure to mention you are with the Seattle Study Club to receive special room rates. Please plan to arrive on Sunday, January 16 and depart on Sunday, January 23.

Friday 2/25/2011



C E H O U R S : Breakfast and Registration 7.0 7:30am Lecture 8am-4:00pm Lunch 12pm-1:00pm

Dr. Lary George received his DDS degree in 1988 from the University of Tennessee- College of Den-tistry. He then entered private practice in general dentistry before enrolling in the Advanced Prosth-odontic/Masters Program at The Ohio State Uni-versity. Upon completion of the program in 1995, he returned to private practice in Arkansas.

In 2001, Dr. George joined Green Dental Laboratory as a Dental Re-lations Specialist. Dr. George communicates directly with clinicians concerning fixed, removable and implant cases. His expertise is highly valued by both the laboratory and practicing clinicians.

Dr. George lectures extensively on behalf of Green Dental Lab and is a featured speaker with the Seattle Study Club. His lecture topics in-clude: Fixed and Removable Prosthodontics, Implants, and Laboratory Technology.

“When Bad Implants Happen to Good People and Restorative Dentistry Update”

This program is a review of challenging cases and some tips for handling these difficult situations. In addition, unique solutions utilizing precision attachments and advanced technology will be discussed. This exciting material (some might say shocking) along with the presenters energetic style make this a fun and enjoyable learning experience. This program also discusses new techniques & technologies in restorative dentistry and an over-view of changes in the not-so distant future. Topics include: new innovations in CAD-CAM procedures, zirconia restorations, milled implant bars (titanium and zirconia), guided implant placement, impressionless dentistry and laser welding.


n Learn the importance of using implant placement stints.n Discuss and understand the use of custom abutments for

correction of mal-aligned implants.n Become familiar with the preparation requirements and prod-

uct limitations of CAD-CAM milled restorations.n An overview of laser welding technology, and its capacity to

rebuild implant bars and attachments.

Thursday 4/14/2011



C E H O U R S : Dinner and Registration 3.0 5:30pm Lecture 6pm-9:00pm

Movie and Discussion“Occlusion Confusion: Unraveling the Mystery” by Dr. Frank Spear

Gnathology, Bioesthetics, Pankey-Dawson, Neuromuscular, Con-formative! These are all current concepts of occlusion being taught and practiced in the U.S. and as is the case with every-thing in dentistry, practitioners want to know which is the best or right approach. Even more than most mechanical procedures done in dentistry, occlusal therapy and its success is highly de-pendent upon the patient’s response to the treatment. With some patients, any approach to occlusion will be successful, and in others a very specific type of occlusion will be necessary for suc-cess. This program will briefly review each of the approaches to occlusion listed above and what their benefits and risks are. It will focus on the findings that determine how best to develop the oc-clusion. The issues of condylar position, vertical dimension and the envelope of function in occlusal design will be addressed, with recommendations for managing each, dependent upon the patient’s presenting condition and treatment plan.


n Identify the different philosophies of occlusion.n Discuss the similarities and differences between philosophies.



Friday 5/6/2011



C E H O U R S : Breakfast and6.5 Registration 8:00am Lecture 8:30am-4:00pm Lunch 12:30pm-1:30pm

Dr. Gerard Chiche is the Thomas P. Hinman Endowed Chair in Restorative Dentistry and the Director of the Center for Esthetic & Implant Dentistry at MCG School of Dentistry in Au-gusta, GA. He has given numerous programs nationally and internationally and holds mem-bership in the American College of Dentists, the American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, the American Academy of Fixed Prosthodon-

tics, the American Academy of Restorative Dentistry and the Omicron Kappa Upsilon Dental Honor Society. He is a Past President of the American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry and serves as adjunct faculty at the Pankey Institute.

“Workshop for Successful Anterior Esthetics”

This program will be devoted to a treatment planning session with slides and selected case presentations with group discus-sion and case planning by each group provided with casts, radio-graphs and patient history. Emphasis will be placed on esthetic analysis and interdiscplinary treatment from the Periodontal, Im-plant surgery, and Orthodontics standpoint.


n Plan cases in group discussion with fellow practitioners and specialists.

n Learn the key factors for treatment planning of anterior resto-rations.

n Sequence a restorative-driven interdiscplinary treatment.n Set goals for optimum predictably and communication.n Learn a methodical approach to an objective esthetic analysis.n Learn effective rules of comprehensive smile design.n Evaluate the potential obstacles to optimum esthetic results.n Evaluate the key factors critical to a positive esthetic outcome.n Establish a prognosis for esthetic success.

Saturday 5/7/2011



C E H O U R S : Breakfast and3.5 Registration 8:00am Hands-On Course 8:30am-12pm Lunch 12:00pm

“Hands-On Preparation Course”Dr. Gerard Chiche

During this hands-on course, you will perform the following prep-arations:1. Porcelain veneer preparation on a maxillary central incisor2. Porcelain veneer preparation on a maxillay canine3. All ceramic crown preparation on a maxillary central incisor4. All ceramic crown preparation on a maxillary bicuspid

Save the Date for the End of the Year Dinner!

This is a social gathering to wrap up the year. Details to come! This is a chance for us to relax, meet as friends, enjoy some entertainment and celebrate the success of the academic year. This is a fun event so please mark your calendar!

All programs are AGD/PACE approved.

Approved PACE Program Provider FAGD/MAGD Credit Approval does not imply acceptance by a state or provincial board of dentistry or AGD endorsement. (04/01/2010) to (03/31/2014)

Friday 5/13/2011

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