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TEAM BUILDING TRACK
ESTHETIC TRACK
Team Value for Patient Excellence: Optimizing Teamwork on High-Value Comprehensive Care
Imtiaz Manji Lee Ann Brady, DMD
Course Code: 5118 Mon., Oct. 10 3-5:30pm
CE Hours: 2.5 By 9/9: $40 Dentist/$25 Staff/$30 Federal Dentist/$30 New Dentist* After 9/9: $60 Dentist/$45 Staff/$50 Federal Dentist/$50 New Dentist*
Excellence in Posterior Esthetics: Prep to Placement
Chris Hooper, DDS
Course Code: 5120 Mon., Oct. 10 3-5:30pm
CE Hours: 2.5 By 9/9: $50 Dentist/$30 Staff/$50 Federal Dentist/$50 New Dentist* After 9/9: $70 Dentist/$50 Staff/$70 Federal Dentist/$70 New Dentist*
Women, Weight and Wellness
kary Odiatu
Course Code: 5328 Mon., Oct. 10 3-5:30pm
CE Hours: 2.5 No Fee
SPEAKER INDEX Speaker index can be found on page 94. Additional speaker information can be accessed online at ada.org/session. COURSE COLOR KEY Please note that all courses require registration to attend. This includes both fee and no-fee courses, as well as all workshops and Education in the Round sessions. Many courses fill up quickly, so please register early.
Dental teams must work together to engage patients in their treatment plans, appointments, payments and outcomes. Learn an organized clinical case management strategy that ensures patient participation is optimized and treatment is delivered productively without patient dropout or burnout.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
This program will be a high-energy presentation centered on making posterior esthetics a predictable, profitable and integral part of your practice. Topics include occlusal analysis, materials, impressioning, luting and bonding. Resin, porcelain and zirconia will be presented and contrasted.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Be the superwoman your dental team and patients think you are—you deserve more energy and enthusiasm! Hear the latest research on healthy bones, weight loss, stress reduction, healthy bowels and disease prevention. Get tips to maximize your time at the gym and create healthy habits for a lifetime.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Fee Course
1. Develop their team’s ability to communicate patient goals and treatment plans 2. Manage the four key patient behaviors and deal with discrepancies in those behaviors 3. Understand comprehensive treatment plan aspects that affect patient compliance
1. Select the proper posterior restoration for each situation 2. Utilize the electrosurge and polyether materials for perfect impressions 3. Know when to lute and know when to bond given restorations
1. Recognize lifestyle strategies for long-term weight loss and easy maintenance 2. Identify foods that support hormonal balance 3. Kick-start your flagging motivation and put an end to procrastination now
No-Fee Course
Workshop Please see page 30 for workshop requirements.
DHLABG
Education in the Round
PLAN YOuR EDuCATION
DHLA
ESTHETIC DENTISTRY
HEALTH AND WELLNESS
AUDIENCE KEY (as recommended by speaker)
GERIATRIC DENTISTRY TRACK
DHAB
PRACTICE AND RISK MANAGEMENT
Clues to Your Patients’ Health History: The Most Popular PhysicianPrescribed Medications
Hal Crossley, DDS, PhD
Course Code: 5327 Mon., Oct. 10 3-5:30pm
CE Hours: 2.5 No Fee
Treating Aging America: Time to Doctor-Up!
Greg Folse, DDS
Course Code: 5330 Mon., Oct. 10 3-5:30pm
CE Hours: 2.5 No Fee
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Dentist/Dental Student
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Dental Hygienist
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Lab Technician
Offensive Dentistry
Brian Novy, DDS
Course Code: 5329 Mon., Oct. 10 3-5:30pm
CE Hours: 2.5 No Fee
Let’s face it, the idea of sitting through a lecture on dental caries sounds like torture. However, the science of clinical cariology is expanding at an astonishing rate. Do you want to be the only office saying, “Brush better, don’t eat sweets and here’s some fluoride”?
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
This presentation will include the most popular physicianprescribed medications and their side effects that could impact dental treatment. The discussion will include new medications currently approved by the FDA and medications seeking FDA approval for future use.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
With the tsunami of aging patients and intricacies of their care, dental teams must doctor-up to meet their needs. This course presents information on dental, medical and pharmacological management; when, where and how to treat; when not to treat; and numerous clinical tips.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
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1. Understand how to intervene medically in the caries process 2. Control rampant caries with focused therapeutics 3. Prolong the life of restorations in all patients
1. Identify the most popular physician-prescribed medications 2. Identify FDA-approved physician-prescribed medications for use in 2011 3. Identify the maximum doses for analgesics in the dental office
1. Manage dental, medical, pharmacological and psychological concerns of aging patients 2. Know when, where and how to treat aging patients 3. Truly be a doctor to a wonderful, needy and loving group of patients
DHAB
GERIATRIC DENTISTRY * A New Dentist is defined as a dentist who graduated from dental school within the last 10 years
DHA
PHARMACOLOGY AND THERAPEUTICS
DHLB
PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY
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Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of ADA Annual Session 2011 - Preliminary Program
ADA Annual Session 2011 - Preliminary Program
Table Of Contents
SocialClix
Schedule of Events
Multimedia Recordings
Council on ADA Sessions
Las Vegas Information
ADA Welcome Center
New Dentist Reception
Opening General Session and Distinguished Speaker Series
Presidential Gala
House of Delegates
Alumni and Fraternal Associations
American Dental Assistants Association
World Marketplace Exhibition
World Marketplace Exhibitors List
Corporate Forums
Continuing Education
Open Clinical and Science Forums
LOC (Learn Optimize Connect)
New and Emerging Speaker Stage
Education in the Round
ADA/DENTSPLY Student Clinician Research Program
Dental Office Design Competition
ADA365.org
Adult Preventive Care Practice of the Year Competition
Self-Study Continuing Education
General Information
Educational Tracks
Continuing Education Courses: Monday
Continuing Education Courses: Tuesday
Continuing Education Courses: Wednesday
Continuing Education Courses: Thursday
Speaker Index
Travel and Transportation
Hotel Map and Amenities
Tours
Registration Fees
Registration Information
International Attendee Information
Contact Information
Special Assistance
ADA Annual Session 2011 - Preliminary Program
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