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BETTER DENTISTRY SEMINAR SERIES

2016 CONTINUING EDUCATION EVENTS

PRESENTED BY

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH

DR. JEFFBRUCIA

DR. FREDPECK

DR. CHRISRAMSEY

DR. ROBERTLOWE

DR. JEFFREYHOROWITZ

DR. WILLIAMBRUCE

DR. PARAGKACHALIA

MR. GREGGTOUSIGNANT

DR. ROBERTRITTER

DR. STACELIND

DR. LENBOKSMAN

DR. TODDSNYDER

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In the continually evolving landscape of the dental industry, on-going learning is critical to practice effi ciency and to providing the latest diagnostic, preventive, and treatment methods your patients expect. Your reputation and success depend on it.

Welcome to the “Better Dentistry” seminars series presented by Clinician’s Choice, in partnership with Henry Schein. These lectures, presented by some of the industry’s most respected Key Opinion Leaders, have been designed to:

• Expand Your Skills and Knowledge• Elevate Effi ciency and Procedural Performance• Alleviate Daily Clinical and Operational Challenges• Promote The Highest Standard of Professional Care

Our courses are based on professionally identifi ed learning needs designed to bolster profi tability in your dental practice. We offer maximum return on investment with:

• Well-Structured, Engaging, and Interactive Content• Research-Based Insights• Relevant, Immediately Implementable Strategies • Illustrious Speakers Recognized As Experts In Their Fields

Clinician’s Choice quality continuing education is a common denominator among outstanding doctors. Browse our catalog for details on individual courses, speakers, locations, and dates.

FULL DAY COURSES

Tuition Fee: $299 Staff: $99Bundle: $399(1 doctor, 2 staff)

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DR. JEFFBRUCIA

DR. FREDPECK

DR. CHRISRAMSEY

DR. ROBERTLOWE

DR. JEFFHOROWITZ

DR. WILLIAMBRUCE

DR. PARAGKACHALIA

MR. GREGGTOUSIGNANT

DR. ROBERTRITTER

DR. STACELIND

DR. LENBOKSMAN

DR. TODDSNYDER

DR. ROBERTMARGEAS

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3 CECREDITS

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TUES, JAN. 26 - SPOKANE, WAWED, JAN. 27 - SEATTLE, WAWED, FEB. 10 - AUSTIN, TXTHUR, FEB. 11 - SAN ANTONIO, TX

DR. LEN BOKSMAN - LONDON, CANADA

SOLVING THE VARIABLES IN CROWN AND BRIDGE THAT COST YOU TIME AND MONEY (3.5 HOUR EVENING LECTURE)


2016 DATES & LOCATIONS

ABOUT DR. LEN BOKSMANDr. Len Boksman graduated from the Faculty of Dentistry, University of Western Ontario with a D.D.S. in 1972. Len then practiced in his hometown of Burlington, Ontario for seven years. In 1979, Dr. Boksman joined the Faculty of Dentistry at Western as an Assistant Professor of Operative Dentistry, shortly thereafter attaining the tenured position of Associate Professor. He completed his B.Sc. degree in 1984 and was awarded a Fellowship in the Academy of Dentistry International. Dr. Boksman received the Dental Students Society Faculty Teaching Award in 1986. He was heavily involved in clinical research while at the Faculty, and authored and co-authored many articles and several chapters in textbooks. In 1987, he returned to private practice full time. Dr. Boksman was the � rst International Editorial Board Member of Reality Magazine, and consulted for 3M/ESPE and Caulk/DENTSPLY for more than 20 years. In 2003, he received a Fellowship in the International College of Dentists. Len has served as Councillor to the Ontario Dental Association and was awarded the Ontario Dental Association Award of Merit in 2005. Dr. Boksman was awarded the Alumni of Distinction Award from his alma mater in 2007. He has been recognized by Dentistry Today as one of North America’s top dental educators for many years. In the last 10 years, he has had over 100 article published on various topics in restorative dentistry.

COURSE OUTLINEIn recent years crown and bridge materials have improved signi� cantly, but paradoxically, remakes have also increased. This lecture looks at the many variables that may interact to force us to “� t” or reject a crown and bridge restoration, and suggests technique changes and clinical hints that will mitigate operatory time and increase productivity. We will look at “hydrophilic” impression materials overall, fast set impression materials, bite registrations, articulation and occlusion, dual-arch impressions, and the use of symbiotic systems, eliminating the negative effect of hemostatic agents, the creation of instant matrices, and tissue-healing temporaries.

THE FOLLOWING TOPICS WILL BE DISCUSSED• The difference between a passive and active impression

• Why alginates can no longer be used in crown and bridge

• Plastic dual-arch impression trays with � exible impression materials create too much variability in your � nal result

• A bite registration after the crown and bridge procedure is completed may be the worst thing you do

• How to minimize the effects of hemostatic agents on the � nal impression, eliminate the “black scuzz,” and eliminate the potential for bond failure

• Marginal preparation detail accuracy is still a challenge to many but we can increase accuracy by maximizing � ow and adaptation factors

• A 30-second template material is a reality, whether a tooth is missing or not

• The interplay between temporization and temporary cement can create tissue health, controlling the environment facilitating cementation and bonding

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TUES, APR. 26 - BIG ISLAND, HIWED, APR. 27 - MAUI, HITHURS, APR. 28 - OAHU, HI

GREGG TOUSIGNANT, CDT - TORONTO, CANADA

CLINICAL PROBLEMS...SOLVED! PROVISIONALS AND FINAL PVS IMPRESSIONS (3.5-HOUR EVENING LECTURE)


ABOUT MR. GREGG TOUSIGNANT, CDTGregg Tousignant graduated Dental Technology from George Brown College in 1992 and has been a Certi� ed Dental Technician since 1994 from the National Board for Certi� cation. He currently provides lectures and hands-on courses for both the general/cosmetic dentist as well as dental and hygiene schools across North America and abroad. Topics include tooth whitening, impressioning, temporization, adhesives, direct anterior & posterior composites, post/core, and direct veneer colour change. He has also been published in Oral Health, the Journal of the Toronto Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, Dentistry Today, Inside Dentistry, and Dental Chairside. Gregg is currently serving as the Technical Support Manager for Clinical Research Dental where he provides continuing education programs consistent with the company’s philosophy, Teaching Better Dentistry.

COURSE OUTLINEHave you ever fabricated provisional restorations with heavy or open occlusal contacts? Have you ever found it a challenge to maintain tight interproximal contacts? How much do you charge to replace temporary restorations that crack or fail? There are a number of techniques for the fabrication of crown and bridge temporaries, many of which are unpredictable and consume valuable chair time. This program will present systems for the fabrication of temporary crown, bridge, and veneer restorations that lead to increased productivity, and time saving procedures that provide predictable clinical results.

Also reviewed: And you thought it was the lab! How simple observations of your PVS impressions can indicate whether or not you will have to adjust the occlusion or interproximal contacts of your � xed restorations.

THE FOLLOWING TOPICS WILL BE DISCUSSED• What factors contribute to an inaccurate impression and how to

prevent them

• Bite Registrations, how they can be problematic for both lab and clinicians

• How to evaluate the accuracy and quality of your impressions

• Predictable technique for fabrication of full-coverage temporaries

• Effortless and aesthetic anterior veneer temporary

• Discuss the challenges with current provisional techniques


DR. WILLIAM “BO” BRUCE - SIMPSONVILLE, SC

EVERYDAY DENTAL PEARLS IN AESTHETIC DENTISTRY (FULL-DAY LECTURE)


ABOUT DR. WILLIAM “BO” BRUCEDr. William “Bo” Bruce received his DMD degree from the Medical University of South Carolina in 1998. Subsequently, he completed a one-year residency training in St. Petersburg, Florida where he studied with Dr. Peter Dawson. After completing his training, Dr. Bruce opened a practice in Simpsonville, South Carolina. His practice is geared toward solving complex restorative and aesthetic problems. He is an Af� liate Assistant Professor at the Medical University of South Carolina College of Dental Medicine. Dr. Bruce is an internationally recognized speaker on occlusion and aesthetics with predictability. He has been a featured lecturer for The Chicago Mid-Winter, American Equilibration Society, American Dental Association, and American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, just to name a few. He has authored and published numerous articles and is a consultant for several dental manufacturers. Dr. Bruce is cofounder of Upward Dental, an educational company focused on implementing dental excellence. In 2007, he became an Accredited Member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry.

COURSE OUTLINEThey say that if you gain “one pearl of wisdom” from a lecture, it is worth your time. Well, what if you had the opportunity to collect a full strand of pearls in just a single presentation? This course is designed to do precisely that, by revealing pearl after pearl of insights directly related to the everyday of dental practice. During this talk, you will discover easy step-by-step systems for making both simple and complex aesthetic dentistry more predictable. I will also share with you some of the key materials that I consider a must-have in my practice. By the end of the course, you will accumulate a collection of gems and � ndings on how to provide your patients with the best possible treatments and how to be most ef� cient in the practice.

THE FOLLOWING TOPICS WILL BE DISCUSSED• The most predictable occlusal starting point

• 3 steps to delivering exceptional aesthetics with any case

• A simple and effective way to do facial analysis

• How and when to treat the gummy smiles

• The proper position and proportion of maxillary anterior teeth

• The “Functional Smile Design Check List”

• What materials will give you everyday predictability

• How to use speci� c guides for designing an anterior case

• How to organize functional and aesthetic cases

2016 DATES & LOCATIONSFRI, FEB. 19 - BISMARCK, ND FRI, SEPT. 16 - ORANGE, CAFRI, APR. 15 - HUNTSVILLE, AL FRI, OCT. 14 - BOSTON, MAFRI, MAY 20 - BAY AREA, CA

FRI, SEPT. 23 - SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH

DR. JEFF BRUCIA - SAN FRANCISCO, CA

RESTORATIVE MATERIALS UPDATE 2016

(FULL-DAY LECTURE)


ABOUT DR. JEFF BRUCIADr. Brucia is a graduate of the University of the Paci� c School of Dentistry where he is currently an Assistant Professor of Dental Practice. He is practicing aesthetic and restorative dentistry full time in San Francisco, California. Dr. Brucia is the Co-Director of the FACE Occlusion Study Club where he chairs the Department of Esthetics and Adhesive Material Science. He is the 2011 recipient of the Gordon J. Christensen Recognition Lecturer Award. In 2010, Dr. Brucia was elected a Fellow in the American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry. He has also been selected by Dentistry Today as one of the top clinicians in dental continuing education today.

COURSE OUTLINERestorative care demands continuous learning in the areas of material science and restorative technique. The continuous evolution in adhesive materials and techniques combined with the ever-increasing demands for aesthetic restorations has made tooth-colored dentistry a quality option for every treatment plan. The numerous choices in restorative materials has confused the clinician as to what is best indicated in a given situation. This lecture course provides an overview of the restorative options you should be considering today, as well as a comprehensive discussion of the ever-changing world of dentinal adhesives.

Dr. Brucia has lectured internationally on this subject and will guide you through the collection of materials and techniques available today for providing both direct and indirect restorations that will meet your patients expectations for quality dental care.

THE FOLLOWING TOPICS WILL BE DISCUSSED• Review the options available in adhesive systems including

the new advancements in glass ionomers and light curing units.

• Eliminate the frustration of post-operative sensitivity and restorative failure.

• Discuss the materials and techniques for direct composite restorations.

• Techniques and material selection for near or direct pulp exposures.

• Techniques for the preparation, impressions, temporization, lab communication, material selection, and cementation of indirect restorations.


DR. TODD SNYDER - LAGUNA NIGUEL, CA

BETTER DENTISTRY - RIGHT NOW!(FULL-DAY LECTURE)


ABOUT DR. TODD SNYDERDr. Todd Snyder received his doctorate in dental surgery at the University of California at Los Angeles School of Dentistry. It is there that he went on to codeveloped and codirected the � rst and only comprehensive 2-year postgraduate program in aesthetic and contemporary restorative dentistry. Since then, he has continued his education by learning from and working under some of the most sought after leaders in dentistry, as well as graduating from the prestigious F.A.C.E. institute for complex gnathological (functional) and temporomandibular joint disorders (TMD).

Dr. Snyder lectures both nationally and internationally on numerous aspects of dental materials, techniques, occlusion, and equipment. He has been on the faculty at U.C.L.A. and is currently on the faculty at Esthetic Professionals. Additionally, Dr. Snyder is a consultant for numerous dental manufacturing companies and has had the opportunity to research and recommend changes for many of the materials now being used in dentistry. Furthermore, Dr. Snyder has authored numerous articles in dental publications both nationally and globally, as well as publishing a book on contemporary restorative and cosmetic dentistry.

COURSE OUTLINENew materials, technology and techniques in dentistry will be discussed in this program. These new products and devices are available now and they will be changing the way we all practice dentistry. New technologies will be presented that have the potential to � nd disorders in the tissues and teeth earlier than ever before. The ability to have earlier diagnostic capabilities to assist in less invasive techniques matched with products that can assist in strengthening and restoring damaged tooth structure will be shown. The implementation of various interactive devices and software to assist with patient treatment understanding and acceptance will be very advantageous to running a successful business. Advances in teeth whitening delivery methods will be discussed as to allow for better compliance and a competitive edge on over-the-counter whitening systems. Various new restorative materials will be presented that can actually enhance the longevity of restorations as well as cut down or eliminate sensitivity. Tools and treatments available to help eliminate and or reduce the potential for decay will be shown as well. These types of products and more are going to be a must have for practitioners to make dentistry easier and enhance their patients’ health, RIGHT NOW!

THE FOLLOWING TOPICS WILL BE DISCUSSED• Cavity detection systems

• Intraoral cameras

• Oral pathology detection tools

• Teeth whitening

• Adhesion

• Direct composite techniques

• Indirect restorative materials & techniques

• Amazing Internet & Social Media Tools to create new patients, reviews, blogs and more that you won’t want to miss


FRI, MAR. 4 - PHOENIX, AZFRI, JUNE 3 - DENVER, COFRI, JUNE 10 - DETROIT, MI

FRI, APR. 1 - MIAMI, FLFRI, MAY 20 - DURANGO, COFRI, JUNE 10 - DALLAS TXFRI. SEPT. 30 - CHICAGO, IL

DR. ROBERT RITTER - JUPITER, FL

SIMPLE CLINICAL SOLUTIONS FOR THE EVERYDAY DENTIST (FULL-DAY LECTURE)


ABOUT DR. ROBERT RITTERRobert Ritter D.M.D., has a practice that focuses on adhesive aesthetic dentistry. He promotes aesthetic dentistry as part of his mainstream dental care. Dr. Ritter received his dental degree from The Medical University of South Carolina College of Dental Medicine in 1994. He is Adjunct Assistant Clinical Professor, Prosthodontics and Operative Dentistry, Dental Research Administration at Tufts School Of Dental Medicine. He is a member of The American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry and The American Academy of Restorative Dentistry. He is a member of the American Society for Dental Aesthetics and the American Society for Color and Appearance Dentistry. He is a member of the Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, as well as The American Dental Association. In addition, he is a board member and Past President of The Florida Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry. He is a member of the Seaside Study Club, a component of the Seattle Study Club. He is a member of the International Association of Dental Researchers. Dr. Ritter is both a Kois Center graduate and a Spear Education graduate. Dr. Ritter is on the editorial board of Inside Dentistry and The Journal of The Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry and has published many articles on adhesive and cosmetic dentistry in several publications, including PPAD, Signature, Spectrum, Dentistry Today, DPR, Contemporary Esthetics, and Inside Dentistry. In addition, Dr. Ritter is an Editorial Board member of REALITY, a publication to keep dentists up-to-date with advances in the products, techniques, and research of aesthetic dentistry. He is also a product consultant to numerous dental manufacturers.

COURSE OUTLINEAn integrated approach that looks at diagnosis and treatment planning as well as smile design, and single unit dentistry for the everyday dental practice, the attendee will be able to communicate the desired outcome to both the ceramist and the patient, making it a winning combination. Do you have post op sensitivity? Do you have fracture of your porcelain restorations? Do you know when to cement vs. to bond? Do you have problems with traditional impression techniques? What materials do you use and where? How do you treat your ceramic materials prior to placement? Have you thought about digital scanners in your practice? Are they practical and pro� table? A review of online presence including website presence, social media, and digital communication. All of these questions will be answered in this fast-paced, interactive, and informative full- day presentation. This presentation will cover digital design and communication, digital planning and work � ow, and digital marketing. The entire planet has gone digital. Dentistry is moving quickly in implementation of the newest technologies available. This presentation will help the practices of today get ready for the changes tomorrow. This lecture is for BOTH the dentist that utilizes digital and the dentist that does not, given by a full-time practicing dentist.

THE FOLLOWING TOPICS WILL BE DISCUSSED• How to decide between the latest

ceramic choice lithium disilicate vs zirconia

• How to best use the latest adhesives and cements for the best, longest-lasting results

• How to implement the latest in social media to maximize exposure for your practice

• How to use digital chairside dental scanners in the general practice

• How to simplify the latest in implant prosthetics with the help of digital communication


DR. JEFFREY HOROWITZ - MYRTLE BEACH, SC

I’VE GOT A FEW TRICKS UP MY SLEEVE! TIPS TO MAKE EVERYDAY PROCEDURES A LITTLE BIT EASIER (FULL-DAY LECTURE)


ABOUT DR. JEFFREY HOROWITZDr. Jeff Horowitz, a native of New Jersey, earned his dental degree from the Medical University of South Carolina in 1991, after which he completed a general practice residency in Montclair, N.J.

As the founder of the Carolina Center for Advanced Dentistry, and Advanced Sleep and Breathing Centers in Myrtle Beach, Dr. Horowitz’ main interests include cosmetic smile rehabilitation, complex restorative care, TMJ/Occlusal disorders and sleep disordered, breathing. As a Key Opinion Leader/Lecturer for the Catapult Group and instructor for Sleep Group Solutions, Dr. Horowitz lectures on these same topics. Dr. Horowitz is a Pierre Fauchard fellow and a fellow of the Academy of General Dentistry where he served as South Carolina President. Dr. Horowitz has participated in many advanced continuums including the Kois Center where he now serves as a Mentor. He is a member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, The American Equilibration Society, The American Academy of Craniofacial Pain, and the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine. Dr. Horowitz has been featured on television news and has been published by Dentistry Today, Sleep Magazine and SC Woman Magazine.

COURSE OUTLINECall it experienced, seasoned or just plain old, but in more than 22 years of practicing dentistry, this lecturer has been fortunate enough to pick up tricks and tips from some of the greatest minds in dentistry while developing a few of his own, all based on sound scienti� c principles. In this course, many of the time-saving, (and sometimes procedure-saving) tricks that have had the greatest impact on common procedures will be shared. The course objective is to not have ANY dentist or assistant leave without at least 10 things they can use immediately to simplify their procedures.

THE FOLLOWING TOPICS WILL BE DISCUSSED• How to identify the most troublesome procedures in general practice

• How to think “outside of the box” in the problem solving process

• Speci� c tips and materials that will help the practitioner overcome everyday obstacles


FRI, MAR. 11 - CLEVELAND, OHFRI, APR. 1 - LONG ISLAND, NY

FRI, FEB. 12 - ROCKLIN, CAFRI, MAR. 11 - ALBUQUERQUE, NMFRI, JUNE 17 - NORTH L.A.

DR. PARAG KACHALIA - SAN RAMON, CA

CROWN AND BRIDGE GPS: NAVIGATING THE MAZE OF INDIRECT DENTISTRY TODAY(FULL-DAY LECTURE)


ABOUT DR. PARAG KACHALIADr. Parag Kachalia is an Associate Professor and the Vice Chair of Simulation, Technology, and Research and is a team leader within the University of the Paci� c’s prestigious complex and aesthetic rehabilitation program. He is a fellow of the American Dental Education Association’s Leadership Institute, a researcher, as well as a published author in the areas of dental technology, digital diagnostics, contemporary � xed prosthodontics, and � nancial management.

He has lectured internationally in the areas of adhesive dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, photography, CAD/CAM technology, � xed prosthodontics, treatment planning, erosion, and diagnostic technologies. Dr. Kachalia acts as a consultant for many dental materials/dental technology companies and helps guide product development. Dr. Kachalia is a member of the Pride Technology Leadership Council and is frequently interviewed in regards to his vision of dentistry’s future.

COURSE OUTLINEThe world of indirect dentistry was relatively easy to understand for many years when choices were limited to gold and porcelain fused to metal restorations; however, things have most de� nitely changed. The practitioner today must choose between numerous materials as well as work� ow options. This course will take a look at the advances in all aspects of crown and bridge dentistry ranging from provisional fabrication and post placement through CAD/CAM dentistry and the best practices of new age ceramics.

THE FOLLOWING TOPICS WILL BE DISCUSSED• Learn ef� cient techniques in provisionalization

• Understand the bene� ts of � ber post placement

• Be exposed to proper soft tissue management techniques for digital and traditional impressions

• Learn about the advances in CAD/CAM dentistry

• Gain an overview with respect to the best practices of ceramic utilization, as all types of ceramic restorations are not equal


DR. CHRISTOPHER RAMSEY - JUPITER, FL

SUSTAINABLE AESTHETICS

(FULL-DAY LECTURE)


ABOUT DR. CHRISTOPHER RAMSEYDr. Christopher Ramsey, DMD was raised and currently practices in Jupiter, FL. His practice focuses on comprehensive aesthetic and restorative dentistry.

Dr. Ramsey received his dental degree from Temple University School of Dentistry in Philadelphia, PA in 1999. He is a member of the AAED and an accredited member of the AACD. Dr. Ramsey is also an Alumnus of the Pankey Institute in Key Biscayne, FL and is a past President of The Florida Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry.

COURSE OUTLINEWithout a doubt aesthetics is what provides many of us the ability to combine art and science in clinical dentistry. Aesthetics continues to evolve and change but what stays true is our desire for our dentistry to stand the test of time. As we treat one tooth at a time or get involved in multidisciplinary cases, we must be able to look at the entire masticatory system. All aspects of aesthetics utilizing the latest techniques and materials are addressed surrounding natural teeth and implant dentistry.

THE FOLLOWING TOPICS WILL BE DISCUSSED• 5-point check list for deciding on implant of bridge in aesthetic

zone

• Understanding the latest rational for the utilizations of different adhesives

• Keys to decrease stress and increase productivity

• What ceramics are used where and why

• Understanding the decision making process of our patients and how this effects increased patient acceptance


FRI, MAR. 4 - CINCINNATI, OHFRI, APR. 22 - INDIANAPOLIS, IN

FRI, JAN. 8 - FAIRFAX, VAFRI, JAN. 29 - COLUMBIA, MDFRI, MAY 13 - BOSTON, MA

DR. FRED PECK - CINCINNATI, OH

ACHIEVING PREDICTIBILITY AND EXCELLENCE IN EVERYDAY DENTISTRY(FULL-DAY LECTURE)


ABOUT DR. FRED PECKDr. Fred Peck is a third generation dentist, who has been practicing in Cincinnati for over 29 years. He is a graduate of the Ohio State University College of Dentistry, and completed his residency at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Dr. Peck has been focusing his practice on full-mouth reconstruction and cosmetic treatments with a high tech approach over the past several years.

Dr. Peck is an accredited member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry and a Fellow of the International College of Dentists. He has presented topics at several major dental meetings on cosmetic dentistry, dental lab communication, and direct resin bonding including hands-on seminars. He is active in the Cincinnati Dental Society, a member of the scienti� c program committee, and has been program chair several times. He is Chairman of utilization review/quality assurance and is on the Board of Directors of Dental Care Plus, a Cincinnati based dental insurance company.

COURSE OUTLINEEvery day we see a variety of dental patients, some requiring simple repairs with others involving complex occlusal and cosmetic issues. Solving these problems is best performed with a predictable protocol of a proper diagnosis. The treatment solutions may involve use of resin bonding techniques or lab processed porcelain solutions. The integration of digital technologies can help improve the outcome though they cannot replace rock solid, tried and tested techniques. It’s the reliability of the everyday techniques and products that reduce stress and make dentistry fun.

THE FOLLOWING TOPICS WILL BE DISCUSSED• Proper diagnosis of a patient’s current dental condition based on Kois

principles

• The use of photography for case acceptance, lab communication, and legal documentation

• Repair of a class IV fracture with composite resin and the integral use of a putty matrix

• Contouring and polishing composite resins and temporary crowns to achieve realistic results

• Ef� cient techniques for a single crown preparation

• Predictable methods for smile enhancements with resin or porcelain, with case examples

• Integration of digital technologies for impressions/lab communication

• Transfer of patient information to the lab technician for predictable aesthetic results

• Avoiding both communication and clinical failures with patients


DR. STACE LIND - CENTENNIAL, CO

THE GENERAL PRACTICE RESTORATIVE UPDATE 2016 (FULL-DAY LECTURE)


ABOUT DR. STACE LINDDr. Stace Lind has been in private practice for 21 years in Centennial, Colorado. Stace is a perpetual student since his graduation with his D.M.D. degree from the University of Louisville, Kentucky. He has since accomplished a diplomate status in Implantology, a certi� cate in Perio/Tissue Grafting, completed an advanced cosmetic dentistry program at LSU, and a three year Prosthodontic program at the University of Oregon. Dr. Lind was an instructor at the University of Colorado College at Denver in Dental Materials and Taught Oral Pathology for Dental Hygiene students for four years. He was an instructor at the Rocky Mountain Dental Institute and on the faculty at the University of Jamaica.

Doctor Lind is a Master in the Academy of General Dentistry and along with numerous Fellowships in Honorary dental societies he also is on the Board of the AGD and runs the Master Track program for Colorado.

COURSE OUTLINEIn every clinical setting there are bumps in the road, some large and some small, or ‘slowdowns’ which alter our time, ef� ciency, decrease pro� tability, and can alter each patients ‘value’ in our delivery of care. From the simple procedure of the crown seat to a quality recording of a preparation, and from the decision of when to endodontically treat a tooth to the recommendation for an implant. When to bond and when to prep for a crown? How to bond teeth stronger and simplify our day-to-day restorative care and have our work look natural and undistinguishable from those around it. These are all clinical challenges we face every day. Making better choices and providing better dental care while decreasing the clinical challenges, will make each day better than what was happening prior to such knowledge. Making choices based upon “evidence based” studies and clinically proven materials, methods, and techniques makes all the difference in reducing the speed bumps and smooths out the highway for an ef� cient clinical practice. Prepare for a wonderful lecture that will carry right into your clinic the next day you work.

THE FOLLOWING TOPICS WILL BE DISCUSSED• Understanding the importance in creating value in the

dentistry each of� ce provides. Increasing case acceptance and moving the treatment plans from the charts or computer into the chair

• Know the bene� ts of implants, bone preservation, and tissue options for each dentist in their practice. The bene� ts of preserving tooth structure and minimizing our levels of invasiveness

• Adhesion principles of the preparation, the bond, the placement, the cure, and � nally the � nish. Improving anterior composites with improved composite choices and posterior composites which look great and better, yet last

• Principles of chemistry and material science which will make each and every crown appointment less timely and more ef� cient. Each crown seat will be much easier in your practice and principles of occlusion which will bene� t each of� ce and each patient

• Techniques, methods, materials, and principles which will address many of the clinical challenges we face every week in our of� ces

2016 DATES & LOCATIONSFRI, JAN. 29 - GRAND RAPIDS, MI FRI, FEB. 19 - PITTSBURGH, PA FRI, FEB. 26 - LAS VEGAS, NV FRI, MAR. 11 - ORANGE, CA FRI, MAY 13 - LAREDO, TX FRI, MAY 20 - HOUSTON, TX FRI, MAY 27 - NEW YORK, NY THUR, JUNE 9 - LEXINGTON, KY FRI, JUNE 10 - LOUISVILLE, KY FRI, JULY 15 - ST. LOUIS, MO THUR, JULY 29 - MEMPHIS, TN FRI, NOV. 11 - WISCONSIN DELLS, WI

FRI, FEB. 12 - FORT WAYNE, IN FRI, MAR. 4 - TULSA, OKFRI, APR. 22 - KANSAS CITY, MO FRI, MAY 20 - PORTLAND, ORFRI, JUNE 3 - COLUMBUS, OH

DR. ROBERT LOWE - CHARLOTTE, NC

AESTHETIC OVERHAUL FROM BASIC TO “CUTTING EDGE”: TECHNOLOGIES AND TECHNIQUES THAT WILL CHANGE YOUR PRACTICE (FULL-DAY LECTURE)


ABOUT DR. ROBERT LOWEDr. Lowe graduated magna cum laude from Loyola University School of Dentistry in 1982 and was a Clinical Professor in Restorative Dentistry until its closure in 1993. He maintains a private practice in Charlotte, NC and Chicago, IL, lectures internationally and publishes in well-known dental journals on aesthetic and restorative dentistry. Dr. Lowe is a member of Catapult Elite Speakers Bureau and has Fellowships in the Academy of General Dentistry, International College of Dentists, Academy of Dentistry International, Pierre Fauchard Academy, American College of Dentists, the International Academy of Dento-Facial Aesthetics and the American Society for Dental Aesthetics.

COURSE OUTLINEIn today’s rapidly changing environment of dental materials and techniques, it is important that the dentist be knowledgeable and current. It is equally important to consistently deliver optimal results using techniques that are proven and reliable. Today modern technologies (such as bulk � ll composites, zirconia and lithium disilicate ceramics like IPS e.max, Captek periodontal crowns, hard and soft tissue dental lasers, and dental implants with improved soft tissue aesthetics to name a few) are revolutionizing the way we deliver aesthetic and functional dental treatment. Learn techniques to correct tooth and jaw malpositions when orthognathic and/or orthodontics are ruled out as a treatment option. Restorative materials continue to be developed and re� ned that allow for the creation of lifelike aesthetics that are virtually indistinguishable from natural teeth; however, the artistic ability of the dentist can still be the limiting factor on their optimal use. Unleash the artist within! Learn how these and other revolutionary technologies along with precise and proven crown and bridge techniques can elevate your standard of practice.

THE FOLLOWING TOPICS WILL BE DISCUSSED• Techniques and materials used to place morphologically

precise direct anterior and posterior composite restorations. What’s the latest on “bulk � ll” composite materials and “sonic” delivery of composite materials?

• Aesthetic Crown and Bridge Techniques: Use of all ceramic systems and ceramometallic restorations in various clinical situations. Learn about Captek as a perio option for prosthetic tooth replacement, Zirconium milled crowns for posterior teeth and the versatility of lithium disilicate (IPS e.max). Learn about no preparation options for aesthetic veneers as well as a lower cost option to porcelain for aesthetic cases…Pearlfect Smile!

• Master Impressions & Temporization: Get it right the � rst time, every time. Use of the doublecord technique and “cordless” impressions – a new standard for perfect impressions. Learn how to manage soft tissues for the most challenging clinical situations

• Treatment Planning Options: Learn which dental material for which situations. Learn creative treatment planning…what to do when it doesn’t go by the book. Learn how to have more treatment options for patients so that they are more likely to accept treatment!


DR. ROBERT MARGEAS - DES MOINES, IA

PRACTICAL TIPS - FOR THE EVERYDAY AESTHETIC DENTIST (FULL-DAY LECTURE)


ABOUT DR. ROBERT MARGEASDr. Robert Margeas graduated from the University of Iowa College of Dentistry in 1986 and completed his AEGD residency the following year. He is currently an Adjunct Professor in the department of Operative Dentistry at the University of Iowa. He is Board Certi� ed by the American Board of Operative Dentistry and is a Fellow of the Academy of General Dentistry. He has written numerous articles on esthetic and implant dentistry and lectures and presents hands-on courses on those subjects. He serves on the editorial board of Contemporary Esthetics and is a contributing editor to Dentistry Today and Oral Health in Canada. Dr. Margeas maintains a private practice focusing on comprehensive restorative and implant dentistry in Des Moines, Iowa.

COURSE OUTLINEThis lecture is designed for today’s aesthetically minded, real world dentist and staff that need to be ef� cient in order to be pro� table. Dr. Margeas will review dozens of direct and indirect clinical cases step-by-step that are done in real time on an everyday basis. These include: porcelain veneers from preparation, provisionalization, and cementation, direct composite resin veneers, class IV restorations, diastema closure, peg laterals, and porcelain repair. Learn how to create perfect ovate pontic sites following extraction. Simpli� ed implant techniques and coordinating treatment with your surgeon for immediate extraction, placement, and provisionalization using the patient’s natural tooth on the day of placement. Learn about making the perfect impression, and dealing with tissue management issues. Diagnosing and treating the worn dentition will be explained with different treatment options that will allow staging of treatment over several years to allow patients to complete comprehensive dentistry. The techniques learned can be incorporated into your practice immediately for increased pro� tability. Participants should walk out with a strand, rather than a pearl following this practical and honest presentation from a full time practitioner.

THE FOLLOWING TOPICS WILL BE DISCUSSED• You will learn how to properly layer, � nish, and

polish composite resins that mimic nature

• Provisionalize with a cement or screw retained restoration immediately following implant placement

• Learn how to provisionalize if the implant is not stable with a � xed appliance

• Porcelain veneers- from preparation, provisionalizaton and cementation

• Learn how to diagnose and treat the worn dentition with different treatment options

• Know when to bond restorations vs. cement

• Understand the differences in zirconia and lithium disilicate and how to treat them

• Making a perfect impression everytime


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DR. WILLIAM “BO” BRUCE - Everyday Dental Pearls in Aesthetic Dentistry

Friday, Feb. 19 - Bismarck, ND 2 Friday, Apr. 15 - Huntsville, AL

3 Friday, May 20 - Bay Area, CA

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DR. JEFF BRUCIA - Restorative Materials Update 2016

Friday, Sept. 23 - Sale Lake City, UT

4 Friday, Sept. 16 - Orange, CA

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DR. JEFFREY HOROWITZ - Tips to Make Everyday Procedures a Little Bit Easier

Friday, Mar. 11 - Cleveland, OH 8 Friday, Apr. 1 - Long Island, NY

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Friday, Jan. 29 - Grand Rapids, MI Friday, Feb. 19 - Pittsburgh, PA

Friday, Feb. 26 - Las Vegas, NV Friday, Mar. 11 - Orange, CA

Friday, May 13 - Laredo, TX Friday, May 20 - Houston, TX

Friday, May 27 - New York, NY Thursday, June 9 - Lexington, KY

Friday, June 10 - Louisville, KY Friday, July 15 - St. Louis, MO

Thursday, July 29 - Memphis, TN Friday, Nov. 11 - Wisconsin Dells, WI

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DR. PARAG KACHALIA - Crown & Bridge GPS: Navigating the Maze

Friday, Feb. 12 - Rocklin, CA 10 Friday, Mar. 11 - Albuquerque, NM

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DR. STACE LIND - The General Practice Restorative Update 2016

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DR. ROBERT LOWE - Aesthetic Overhaul from Basic to “Cutting Edge”

Friday, Feb. 12 - Fort Wayne, IN Friday, Mar. 4 - Tulsa, OK

Friday, Apr. 22 - Kansas City, MO Friday, May 20 - Portland, OR

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DR. FRED PECK - Achieving Predictability and Excellence in Everyday Dentistry

Friday, Jan. 8 - Fairfax, VA 32 Friday, Jan. 29 - Columbia, MD

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DR. CHRISTOPHER RAMSEY - Sustainable Aesthetics

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Friday, June 10 - Detroit, MI

DR. ROBERT RITTER - Simple Clinical Solutions for the Everyday Dentist

Friday, April 1 - Miami, FL Friday, May 20 - Durango, CO

Friday, June 10 - Dallas, TX Friday, Sept. 30 - Chicago, IL

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DR. TODD SNYDER - Better Dentistry: Right Now!

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MR. GREGG TOUSIGNANT - Clinical Problems, Solved! Provisionals & Impressions

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