National Hispanic Dental AssociationFULL CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

Wednesday August 12, 2015

9:00 am to 11:00 am Oral Health Zumbathon (UTHSCSA - Dental School Parking Lot)

Thursday August 13, 2015

12:00 Noon to 6:00 pm Conference registration opens

9:00 am to 1:00 pm National Community Dental Service Day – Haven for Home Sponsored by: Colgate

4:00 pm to 5:30 pm ROOM: CONF 12 National Student Chapter Officers Meeting & Panel Discussion Room: CONF 13 &14 National Professional Chapter Meeting & Panel Discussion

6:30 pm to 9:00 pm UTHSC-SA Student Welcome Celebration at San Antonio Riverwalk Hosted by: UTHSC-SA HSDA Chapter Sponsored By: Green Energy Company

ROOM: CONF 12 HDA National BOT Meeting & Working Dinner Friday August 14, 2015

8:00 am to 1:00 pm ROOM: SALON K & L Clinical Considerations of All-Ceramic and CAD/CAM Zirconia Restorations in 2015 (Half-Day Session) Presented By: Dr. Nasser Barghi Professor in the Department of Comprehensive Dentistry at The University of Texas Health Center at San Antonio Dental School

Course Description & Objectives:This presentation is designed to provide participants with scientific and practical information on CAD/CAM zirconia restorations. Emphasis will be placed on indications, limitation, shading and bonding.Topics to be discussed CAD/CAM restorations in 2011;achieving predictable clinical outcome Polychromatic CAO/CAM restorations with minimal tooth preparations

Bonding CAD/CAM zirconia restorations

8:00 am to 9:30 am ROOM: SALON C &D Welcome Pre-Opening Session Dean’s Panel

Moderator: Adriana Segura DDS UT Health Science Center San Antonio-Dental School

Huw F. Thomas B.D.S., M.S., PhD John A. Valenza, DDSDean Tufts University-School of Dental Medicine Dean of The University of Texas Health Science at Houston-School of Dentistry

William Dodge, DDS Dr. Lawrence WolinskyDean of UT Health Science Center San Antonio-Dental School Dean of Texas A&M University-Baylor College of Dentistry

9:45 am to 11:45 am ROOM: SALON E OPENING PLENARY SESSION & BRUNCH Presentation of Presidential Awards Sponsored by: Colgate

12:00 noon to 1:45 pm ROOM: SALON C & D Leadership & Service Speaker: Richard Ramos President & CEO of Green Energy of San Antonio. President-Rhino Sales & Marketing

Course Description & Objectives:Leadership affects everyone, whether you lead or follow your understanding of leadership will enhance your daily lives. Finding out early in your professional career the power of leadership is truly discovered when you discover the power of your why. We must discover our why, to live a life that is impactful and with purpose.

12:00 noon to 1:45 pm ROOM: CONF 12 Diabetes and the Dental Clinician Speaker: Brian L. Mealey, DDS, MS Professor and Graduate Program Director Department of Periodontics, School of Dentistry University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio

Course Description & Objectives:Diabetes is a widely prevalent disease and every dental office has to treat patients with diabetes. This lecture will focus on the management of patients with diabetes who present to the dental office.

Current diagnosis and medical treatment of diabetes will be reviewed and an in-office treatment protocol will be presented. This lecture is designed to be a clinically relevant discussion of diabetes and its effect on dental treatment.After this course, the attendee will:• Understand current diagnosis and medical management of type 1 and type 2 diabetes• Comprehend the potential impact of diabetes on dental care• Know different strategies for managing dental patients with diabetes

12:00 noon to 1:45 pm ROOM: SALON M Welcome & Introductions-Faculty Educational Sessions-Sponsored by Colgate (Half-Day Session) Jorge Rojas, DDS

12:00 noon to 1:45 pm ROOM: SALON M Building the Next Generation of Latino Academicians Speakers: Michelle Quinteros, MS Executive Director, Hispanic-Serving Health Professions Schools

John Paul Sánchez, M.D., M.P.H. Assistant Dean, Diversity and Inclusion Office of Diversity and Community Engagement Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

Course Description & Objectives:Increasing the number of Latino health faculty is critical to achieving health equity. However, beyond faculty development, little has been done to develop the academic dentistry pipeline. It has been documented that racial and ethnic minority health care providers tend to practice in underserved communities, facilitate patient satisfaction, and help to create a more robust learning environment. Additionally, diverse faculty is critical to institutional recruitment, decision-making, policies, practices, curriculum, and fulfillment of accrediting bodies’ diversity standard. In 2008, only 5.5% of dentistry school faculty self identified as Hispanic. The same trend is seen in medicine with 4.3% of medical school faculty self identified as Hispanic. Over the past 10 years, efforts to promote Hispanic faculty engagement and sustainment in academia have fallen short of achieving a critical mass. Furthermore, little effort has been dedicated to promoting downstream interest in academia, specifically among Hispanic medical students. The Building the Next Generation of Academic Physicians (BNGAP) Initiative and the Hispanic Serving Health Professions Schools Inc. (HSHPS) will share their collaborative work in enhancing Hispanic inclusion in the academic medicine pipeline oorm medical student training to faculty development. The co-facilitators will discuss their efforts in building Hispanic inclusion in the academic medicine pipeline, including a summary of medical school practices targeting medical students and the introduction of a newly created academic medicine career guide. Audience participants will be engaged to assess strategies employed by other health professions (e.g. Nursing, Public Health, Dentistry, etc.) to promoting Hispanic interest in academia and in conceptualizing new, innovative ways to promote Hispanic graduate student interest.

1:00 pm to 5:00 pm ROOM: SALON J Understanding Physics & Biology when Integrating Dental Implants into the General Practice(Half-Day Session) Presented By: Larry H. Lindsay DDS (General Dentist) Course Director of LIVE dental implant surgical courses in Austin, TX Course mentor for Dr. Gordon Christensen’s Clinical courses

Joel A. Gonzales RDA (Head of Clinical Affairs) Facilitator & instructor in LIVE surgical courses

Course Description & Objectives:This comprehesive overview will cover from clinical evaluation to treatment planning, implementation of surgical procedures to case delivery and followup.Among the topics to be covered are as follows: Treatment planning from the standpoint of the general dentist. Case presentation format for maximum communication and understanding for the patient of their own “problems

and solutions” with results. Use and comparisons of different connections in simple implant placement in partially edentulous

patients, to extraction & immediate placement and outcomes New ideas for producing state of the art custom titanium and zirconium abutments with

emphasis on esthetics, producing final crown and bridgework with optimal emergence profiles and cost containment. Also, dealing with improperly placed implants.

Digital scanning vs impressions for implant dentistry. Are we there yet? Is this cost effective and/or necessary? Pearls for each and every dentist to take back home covering everything from socket preservation,

sequencing of treatment as well as management of implant supported overdentures. Transitioning patients from “teeth to no teeth and immediate implants”. From diagnosis to surgery, to management

during the “healing phase”, to transitioning the immediate denture to an attachment retained overdenture in your office.

a review of 12+ years of surgical implant experience and 25+ years’ experience of restoring implants, which includes “the good, the bad and the ugly” along with all of the “nuts, bolts, and nightmares”

1:00 pm to 4:00 pm ROOM: SALON M Educational Lunch & Faculty Roundtable-Presented by Colgate

1:45 pm to 2:00 pm Pan Dulce Merienda-Break

1:45 pm to 2:45 pm ROOM: SALON M Colgate Nuestros Niños Report & Future Opportunities for Faculty Advisors Jorge Rojas, DDS

2:00 pm-4:00 pm ROOM: SALON C & D Professional Options After Dental School (Moderated Panel) Moderator: Mark A. Lopez, Ph.D. - Senior Director Policy Center: Access, Diversity and Inclusion American Dental Education Association (ADEA)

Frank Ramos, DDS Ashely R. Elizondo, DDS Norma Reyes, DDS Samuel A. Escarsega, DDSPrivate Practice Pearland Modern Dentist Sonrisas de Ninos Highland Hills Dental Center

Absolute Dental Care Pediatric Dentistry

2:00 pm to 4:00 pm ROOM: CONF 12 Efficient and Effective Endodontics Speaker: Dr. Antonio Berto, DDS Highland Park Endodontics Clinical Assistant Professor, Baylor College of Dentistry

Course Description & Objectives:This lecture will take you through all the aspects needed to take your practice to the next level by utilizing the latest and most efficient endodontic techniques. In just one day, you will gain practical skills that can be immediately incorporated into your day to day work flow. With these fresh techniques, you will build confidence in your endodontic outcomes and trust that they will be consistently successful.

2:00 pm-4:00 pm ROOM: 13/14 Dental Management in the Medically Compromised Patient Speaker: Maritza Morell, DMD, MS, MPH Pediatric Dentistry Attending Children’s Hospital Boston Harvard School of Dental Medicine Past President, Hispanic Dental Association

Course Description & Objectives:Optimal oral health and health care for all infants, children, adolescents, and individuals with special health care needs should be the standard of care. Ignoring oral health problems can lead to needless pain and suffering, infection, loss of function, increased health care costs, and life-long consequences in educational, social, and occupational environments regardless of the patient’s medical status. This course will focus on some of the most common medical problems that dentists might encounter in daily practice that necessitate extra knowledge and care to prevent potential complications. The dental team needs to understand that dental management of patients with special health care needs requires specialized knowledge acquired by additional training, as well as increased awareness and attention, adaptation, and accommodative measures beyond what are considered routine dental care. The course will provide some special kills that will make the dental practitioner comfortable while treating patients with special medical needs.

Participants will learn the following objectives: Services should be comprehensive, responsive, continuous, coordinated, family centered and culturally competent Health care services should continue uninterrupted from adolescence to adulthood Transitioning from a pediatric dentist should begin between 18-20 for all patients with special health care needs

3:00 pm to 4:30 pm ROOM: SALON M Faculty Advisor Best Practices and Leadership TrainingBrought to you by Colgate

4:00 pm to 5:30 pm ROOM: K & L Orgullo Presentations & Judging Sponsored By: Crest Oral-B

7:30 pm to 9:00 pm ROOM: C & D/Foyer National Conference ORGULLO Reception Sponsored By: Crest Oral-B Saturday August 15, 2015

7:00 am to 9:00 am ROOM: SALON J National Student Research Abstract Presentation

8:00 am to 5:00 pm ROOM: SALON K & L National Hispanic Dental Association Hygiene Symposium(Full-Day Session) Sponsored by Straumann and Biolase

8:00 am to 9:45 am ROOM: SALON C & D Preventive Care for Your Future Practice: Strategies that Protect Your Future Income and Lifestyle Sponsored By: MassMutual Insurance Speaker: Mariana I. Ruiz-Posada Director of Multicultural Marketing, MassMutual Greater Houston

Speaker: Larry MathisMr. Mathis is the author of “BRIDGING THE FINANCIAL GAP FOR DENTISTS” – “What every dentist should know about managing money” and has spoken for a multitude of dental organizations across the country. During Mr. Mathis’ 25-year career in the financial services industry, he has assisted scores of dental professionals. He has an extensive background in financial planning, including investment management, estate planning, employee benefits and insurance planning, as well as cash management and debt elimination solutions. As a Certified Financial Planner™ and an Accredited Investment Fiduciary®, Mr. Mathis focuses on helping dental professionals improve their personal and financial lives, including those of their families.

Course Description & Objectives:In addition to having dental care knowledge, skills and proper equipment, a dental student must also become a businessperson once he graduates. Running a business, however, can be tricky, but it doesn’t have to be this way. There are many strategies that you can implement to ensure your dental practice and future income can navigate unexpected events and get on the right track to growth.

8:00 am to 9:45 am ROOM: CONF 12 Affordable Care Act, Obesity & Health Trends Speaker: Elena Rios, MD, MSPH President & CEO National Hispanic Medical Association

Course Description & Objectives:Health care disparities experienced by minority populations in the US. By 2042, over half of Americans will be from minority populations. The Hispanic population of the United States is the nation’s largest ethnic or racial minority at 54 million or 17 percent

of the total population. Latinos-immigrants, mixed families with strong cultural values-will be 1 out of 4 Americans.

8:00 am to 9:45 am ROOM: CONF 13/14 Clinical Management of Traumatic Luxation of Permanent Teeth. Speaker: Dr. Sergio Curiel Torres Association Mexicana Dental Pre-graduate and Postgraduate Faculty of Endodontics at Universidad De La Salle Bajio Postgraduate Faculty of Pediatric Program Universidad De La Salle Bajio Endodontics Pre-graduate Program Coordinator Universidad De La Salle Bajio

Course Description & Objectives:

1. Participant will be able to establish a protocol for diagnosis and treatment for luxated permanent teeth. 2. Establish proper type of splint needed for traumatic lesion. 3. Establish adequate handling of luxated teeth with open apex and long term handling.

8:30 am to 10:00 am ROOM: SALON K & L EBB Without Flow: Recognizing the signs of sleep apneaRuth Marsiliani RDH, BA

Adjunct Lecturer, New York City College of Technology and Clinical Instructor in New York University College of Dentistry Dental Sleep Medicine Coordinator for Dental Sleep Apnea NY.

Course Description & Objectives:According to the National Sleep Foundation, more than 18 million American adults have sleep apnea, and many more who are unaware they have this condition. Furthermore, as the rate of obesity increases, an increase in the number of people who suffer from this condition is predicted. Dental Hygienists are in an ideal position to improve their patients’ health by screening them for sleep apnea and bringing awareness of the condition to the general public. Moreover, as the field of Dental Sleep Medicine grows, so does the role of the Dental Hygienist who is becoming an integral member in the treatment of sleep apnea. This course will provide an introductory clinical overview of dental sleep medicine, which will include the following topics: Pathophysiology of obstructive sleep apnea and its diagnosis, risk factors, intraoral and extraoral screening, CPAP therapy and oral appliance selection, adjunctive treatments and therapies, surgical procedures, advances in technology, and the role of the Dental Hygienist in Dental Sleep Medicine.Course Objectives: At the conclusion of the course, participants will be able to:1. Discuss the pathophysiology of sleep apnea2. Understand the procedure of diagnosis with a polysomnogram3. Create a screening procedure for sleep apnea4. List treatment options- CPAP/MAD/Surgeries5. Adjunct therapies6. Recognize technology used in the treatment of sleep apnea7. Appreciate the role of the hygienist in Dental Sleep Medicine

10:10 am to 11:40 am ROOM: SALON K & L Beyond Ordinary: How laser technology can set your practice apartPatrick R. Ruehle, DDSDr. Ruehle is in private practice in Denton, TX where he utilizes the latest technology to optimize patient care and the patient experience. 32 years private experience, 1983 Graduate of Baylor College of Dentistry, fellow International Congress of Oral Implantologists, Master World Clinical Laser Institute, Mentor in the Cerec Program at the Scottsdale Center for Dentistry. Associate Instructor Chen Laser Institute, Founder and Instructor of the Texas Center for Advanced Laser Dentistry. Certified Instructor in Diode and Er,Cr: YSGG wavelengths. Clinical Instructor for Biolase and national speaker on Laser, CAD/CAM and CBCT in dental practice. Course Description & Objectives:Lasers provide extraordinary benefits to the practice that is willing to train and fully implement this amazing technology. From improving outcomes on periodontal patients to pain relief procedures, lasers have a wide range applications that hygienists can be trained to perform safely and predictably to enhance patient care and comfort. Set yourself and your practice apart by being a master of this important treatment modality.Course Objectives: At the conclusion of the course, participants will be able to:Understand science behind laser technology: Why they do what they doUnderstand differences between wavelengths: Strengths and weaknesses of eachUnderstand Texas Regulations on Hygienist’s use of lasers

Understand Periodontal applications: SCRP and Peria MaintenanceUnderstand Pain-relief applicationsUnderstand other laser applications in dental practice: Endo, Teeth, Soft Tissue surgery

10:15 am to 11:45 am ROOM: SALON C & D Leadership Development Student Session: Investing Today in Tomorrow’s Success Sponsored By: A-dec, Inc Speaker: Mariah Kraner, PhD Professional Relations Manager

Course Description & Objectives:This interactive session will engage students in learning and recognizing leadership competencies that are necessary for success in all aspects of the dental industry. Participants will have a chance to reflect on their own strengths and styles and learn some tips to enhance their overall leadership potential in the areas of service, advocacy and education.

10:15 am to 11:45 am ROOM: CONF 12 Dental Professional’s Role in Managing the Patient with Diabetes Sponsored By: Colgate Speaker: Joshua Austin, DDS Owner, Joshua Austin, DDS., Family, Cosmetic & Implant Dentistry (San Antonio, TX) National Lecturer on Reputation Management & Social Media in Dental Practice

Course Description & Objectives:As the prevalence of diabetes continues to increase in the United States so too will the number of dental patients affected by the disease. This program addresses the relationship between oral health complications and diabetes. It is designed to provide the practitioner with management considerations for the patent with diabetes. An overview of diabetes will be discussed as well as its oral manifestations, consequences, and treatment recommendations. Learning Objectives:

Define diabetes and differentiate between each type Described the signs and symptoms of uncontrolled diabetes mellitus Identify the risk factors and systematic complications of diabetes Discuss the oral complications and management considerations for the dental patient with

diabetes

10:15 am to 11:45 am ROOM: CONF 13/14 Medication Related Osteonecrosis of the Jaw-Drug Induced Osteonecrosis of the Jaw Speaker: Dr. Carlos Cruz Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon Medical Director of Cleft Craniofacial Team at VBMC

Course Description & Objectives:Exposed alveolar bone of the maxilla and mandible representing osteonecrosis has affected the quality of life of numerous patients producing significant morbidity. What was once the term Bisphosphonate-related osteonecrosis of the jaw has been replaced by medication-related osteonecrosis of the jaw, (DIONJ), by the American Medical Association. Lecture will update information to diagnose. Prevent, manage and recommendations for steps that can be taken to prevent necrosis of the jaws developing when bisphosphonates (antiresorptives) or angiogenic therapies have been indicated.

12:00 Noon to 1:30 pm ROOM: SALON K & L Hygiene Symposium Lunch Panel-“How I got here and what are my options going forward”

ModeratorDana Moon, RDHScientific Relations ManagerSoutheast Region at Proctor & Gamble

Panelists

J Margo Y. Melchor Carol Nguyen Carlos Sanchez Jo Ann Diaz JordanEdD(c), MEd,RDH RDH, MS RDH MA, RDHDirector of Community Outreach Assistant Professor at Clinical Director of the Director Dental HygieneAssociate Professor at the Health Center UT Health Science at San Antonio USC Neighborhood Division ProgramSchool of Dentistry (UTSD) Houston, TX Division of Periodontics Mobile Dental Clinic Program UT Health Science Center

Division of Dental Hygiene at the University of Southern San Antonio School ofCalifornia in LA, CA Dentistry

12:00 Noon to 2:00 pm ROOM: SALON E Awards & Scholarship Luncheon Sponsored By: MassMutual Insurance, Colgate, Crest Oral-B and HDA Foundation Presentation of Scholarships, National Chapter of the Year and Service Awards & Por Los Ninos Award Winners

1:40 pm to 3:10 pm ROOM: SALON K & L The Critical Role of the Hygienist in Implant DentistryNorma Olvera, DDS, MSProsthondist, Full-time faculty,Department of Comprehensive DentistryUTHSCSA School of DentistryDirector, Implant Clinic UTHSCSA School of DentistryCourse Description & Objectives:The role of the hygienist is critical to the long term success of dental implants. A hygienist’s expertise is essential in the maintenance of dental implants. This presentation illustrates and discusses the maintenance of dental implants. Explanation of the differences between a natural tooth and a dental implant is clearly delineated to clarify the differences in management of a natural tooth and a dental implant. The purpose of this presentation is to build confidence in managing dental implants and betters services to our patient. Course Objectives: At the conclusion of the course, participants will be able to:1. Discuss and illustrate hygiene procedures for maintaining dental implants2. Explain the differences between a natural tooth and a root form dental implant3. Build confidence in managing dental implant patients

4. Be a part of the treatment and planning of dental implants in your practice5. Better service our patients.

2:15 pm to 4:15 pm ROOM: SALON D Commitment to Service – Idea Roundtables & Presentations for Student Chapter Leaders & Members Moderated By: Alina O-Brien, Trustee-National HDA Board (Dental Student Representative) Columbia Jose-Julio Hernandez-Blouin, Trustee-National Board (Dental Student Representative) UCSF

2:15 pm to 3:45 pm ROOM: CONF 12 CAD/CAM Dentistry in the Evolving Digital Age Sponsored By: Henry Schein Speaker: Alkesh C. Sura, DDS, PA Owner, Reveal Dental (Cedar Park, TX)

Course Description & Objectives:Objectives

a. Dr. Sura will lecture on the evolution of CAD/CAM over the past 8 years, including advancements in technology and its growing impact on the practice, both clinically and financially. Dr. Sura and his dental auxiliary will demonstrate how to scan, design, and mill a restoration using the Planmeca PlanScan system.

b. Dr. Sura will discuss indications for material selection and prep guidelines for all ceramic restorations.c. Dr. Sura will discuss the financial ROI in real terms with regards to owning a CAD/CAM system and his

experience in purchasing a system during the start-up phase of his business. d. Question and Answer Proceduresa. Dr. Sura will lecture, demonstrate and use a slide presentation (complete with case

presentation pictures) in order to achieve the goals of the course.

2:15 pm to 3:45 pm ROOM: CONF 13/14 Improving quality of life with dental implants Speaker José F. Cortés-Botello Clinical-Assistant Professor of the Comprehensive Dentistry- Department of the University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio Private practice owner limited to Prosthodontics and Dental Implant Surgery Lectures nationally and internationally on several Prosthodontics, Oral Rehabilitation, Cosmetic Dentistry and Implant Surgical procedures

Course Description & Objectives:An introduction on the history of replacing teeth from ancient times will lead our course into the implant explosion that began in 1982. With more than 600 dental implant systems available today, the measurement of “implant success” and “survival rates” have taken different paths. The comprehensive diagnosis and treatment planning in dental implant therapy

will result in functional, esthetic and predictable outcomes which could positively impact patient’s quality of life. Clinical cases with different degrees of complexity for single and multiple teeth replacement, and scientific data, will be presented to help the clinician understand and consider a conservative, predictable and successful, philosophy of treatment in implant dentistry.

3:10 pm to 5:00 pm ROOM: SALON K & L Diabetes and oral health: from implants to HbA1cThomas W. Oates DMD, PhDInterim Associate Dean for Research Professor andVice Chair, Department of Periodontics Director, Southwest Region, National Dental PBRN University of Texas Health Science Center at San AntonioCourse Description & Objectives:The relationship between oral health and diabetes has received a great deal of attention, however, the true nature of the relationship remains in question. This presentation will provide a foundational overview toward our understanding of both the science and the hype that relates oral health and diabetes. In doing so, the presentation will provide an opportunity to develop a broader and more critical interpretation of emerging information as we examine oral health and diabetes and the correlations that may exist between them. As the presenter’s research has focused on diabetes and oral health, including implant therapy, there will be a special emphasis on the impact of diabetes on dental implant therapy.

6:00 PM National 25th Anniversary Gala Presentation of National Awards, National Leaders and Recognition of Past 25 Presidents San Fernando Cathedral Hall 6:00 PM - Mariachi Reception in Courtyards 7:00 PM - Doors Open/Welcome 7:30 PM - Dinner Served 8:00 PM - Awards Ceremony 8:30 PM - 11:30 PM Dancing

Sunday August 16, 20158:00 am to 9:00 am ROOM: 1 & 2 Corporate Roundtable Meeting9:00 am to 1:00 pm ROOM: 1 & 2 National HDA Board Meeting

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