Annual Session and World Marketplace Exhibition 2008 Preliminary Program

ANESTHESIA AND ORAL SEDATION TRACK MODERN LOCAL ANESTHESIA ADVANCES J. Mel Hawkins, DDS, BScD Stanley Malamed, DDS Paul Moore, DMD, MPH, PhD Greg Psaltis, DDS John Yagiela, DDS, PhD Thursday, Oct. 16 9:00am – Noon CE Hours: 3 No Fee Code: 5345 CRITICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY FOR PREDICTABLE SUCCESS: LIVE PATIENT DEMONSTRATION Jeﬀ Brucia, DDS Thursday, Oct. 16 Code: 9:00am – Noon 5401 CE Hours: 3 By 9/12: $95 Dentist/ $60 Staﬀ/$75 CND/$45 Student After 9/12: $115 Dentist/ $80 Staﬀ/$95 CND/$65 Student Experience every part of an occlusal splint, from TMD patient management to models and records, and the intraoral reline procedures. Experience a new system to locate an axis and mount models and techniques for highquality centric occlusion dentistry. By the end of this course participants will be able to: 1. Achieve and conﬁrm CR without guesswork 2. Understand rationale and methodology of splint therapy 3. Learn how to locate and conﬁrm Hinge-axis and master your CO cases Donations in kind by Fluke Biomedical LLC., Henry Schein Dental, Ti-Ba Enterprises Inc. and Magna Vu. DENTAL ASSISTANT TRACK NO ONE CLINICAL IS IDENTICAL Linda Miles, CSP, CMC Thursday, Oct. 16 Code: 9:00 – 11:30am 5101 CE Hours: 2.5 By 9/12: $10 Dentist/$10 Staﬀ After 9/12: $15 Dentist/$15 Staﬀ Dental assistants are important to practice success! They must be prompt, organized self-starters, outstanding communicators and exceptional caregivers. This course will instruct, enlighten, inform and honor the position of dental assisting. By the end of this course participants will be able to: 1. Outline the three values of a dental assistant to their employers 2. Make all dental assistants (clinical and business) feel important 3. Understand diﬀerence in behavioral style — uniqueness forms a dynamic team This course is presented in partnership with the American Dental Assistants Association. MECHANICAL INSTRUMENTATION OF ROOT CANALS Joe Camp, DDS, MSD, MS Thursday, Oct. 16 Code: 9:00 – 11:30am 5107 CE Hours: 2.5 By 9/12: $75 Dentist/$45 Staﬀ After 9/12: $95 Dentist/$65 Staﬀ Mechanical instrumentation of root canals with nickel-titanium ﬁles used in a crown-down preparation can be altered for any ﬁlling technique. Principles, concepts, sequences and breakage prevention will be discussed. By the end of this course participants will be able to: 1. Know the diﬀerent types of rotary instruments and their uses 2. Perform crown-down preparations 3. Understand causes and prevention of ﬁle fractures Five dental anesthesiology experts will discuss the latest advances in the ﬁeld. Appropriate agents, their successful placement, maximum doses and numerous practical tips for successful adult and pediatric patient management will be discussed. By the end of this course participants will be able to: 1. Understand the advantages and disadvantages of long-acting local anesthetics 2. Understand the advantages and disadvantages of the new reversal agent for local anesthesia 3. Know the importance of maximum recommended doses in children This course is underwritten by a grant from Novalar Pharmaceuticals Inc. DA ENDODONTICS thursday AB DENTAL ASSISTING DRUG REACTIONS AND INTERACTIONS: HOW TO RECOGNIZE AND AVOID RISKS Karen Baker, MS DHA ANESTHESIA, ORAL SEDATION AND PAIN CONTROL DHLA RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY PAPERLESS RECORDS Lawrence Emmott, DDS Thursday, Oct. 16 9:00 – 11:30am CE Hours: 2.5 No Fee Code: 5306 Thursday, Oct. 16 9:00 – 11:30am CE Hours: 2.5 No Fee Code: 5303 Creating paperless dental records is not only possible, it is extremely eﬃcient. This course explores how to do it, digital diagnostics, return on investment, front desklessness and safety and legal issues. By the end of this course participants will be able to: 1. Embrace the concept of the electronic patient record 2. Reduce errors in chairside data entry 3. Incorporate digital diagnostic devices into everyday patient workﬂow This course will provide clinically useful information on identiﬁcation and management of intraoral eﬀects and potential drug interactions with dental drugs. Drug-induced eﬀects such as bruxism, ONJ and xerostomia will be discussed. By the end of this course participants will be able to: 1. List drugs known to cause bruxism, ONJ candidosis and xerostomia 2. Discuss dental management of xerostomia, halitosis and mucositis 3. Recognize four chronic medications that may limit vasoconstrictor dosage DHAB EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES IN DENTISTRY DHA PHARMACOLOGY AND THERAPEUTICS 44 ADA08 SAN ANTONIO

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Table of Contents Schedule of Events (preliminary) San Antonio City Information General Sessions Distinguished Speaker Series Rodeo Alumni and Professional Associations American Dental Assistants Association Presidential Gala AADA Brunch House of Delegates World Marketplace Exhibition World Marketplace Exhibitors List Health Screening, ADA Foundation Restaurant Reservations Professional Product Review ADA Pavilion Satellite Symposia Continuing Education ADA365 Live Operatory Center Education in the Round ADA/DENTSPLY Student Clinician Program Dental Office Design Competition American Student Dental Association Multimedia Recording Educational Tracks Translation (Spanish) Wednesday Continuing Education Thursday Courses-at-a-Glance Thursday Continuing Education Friday Courses-at-a-Glance Friday Continuing Education General Information Saturday Courses-at-a-Glance Saturday Continuing Education Sunday Courses-at-a-Glance Sunday Continuing Education Speakers Index Travel and Transportation to San Antonio Hotel Map Hotel Amenity Grid Tours Children’s Program International Attendee Information Important Dates and Deadlines Categories, Codes and Fees Registration and Hotel Reservations Form Tour Registration Form Contact Information Special Assistance

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