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Tuesday Morning Half Day Seminars
mAnoR HAAS, D.D.S., m.SC.(D)

course: 5190
Tuition: $195.00
Recommended for: D, S

9:00 - 12:00
3 CEUs

eNDoDoNTicS FoR GPS: FaSTeR, beTTeR, SaFeR RooT caNaLS
This program is full of honest tips, tricks and advice and is tailored
for novice and experienced dentists who want to perform better root
canals with less stress. This presentation discusses how to locate
canals more efficiently in just one appointment using fewer steps.
Learn to separate less files, avoid canal ledging and reduce post-op
pain.
Learn to:
* more efficiently locate canals (including MB2), instrument and
obturate with fewer steps
* better access teeth, locate and instrument canals, follow canal
curvatures, anesthetize (hot) teeth and improve intra-canal
medications
* to separate less files, prevent perforations, avoid canal ledging/
blocking, prevent obturation extrusion and reduce post-op pain

JohN a. SviRSky, D.D.S., m.eD.

course: 5200
Tuition: $195.00
Recommended for: D, H, A, L, R, S

9:00 - 12:00
3 CEUs

GReaT PaThoLoGy caSeS wiTh New FaceS
This interactive program presents a potpourri of interesting cases
seen by the clinician over the past few years. Participants learn how to
describe a lesion, develop a differential diagnosis and treat the condition. The clinician demonstrates how he approaches cases and arrives
at a diagnosis. The audience participates in the diagnosis process.
Learn:
* a logical approach to the diagnosis of oral lesions
* to describe and develop a differential diagnosis of various clinical
cases
* to treat selected oral diseases and distinguish "good from bad"
Presiding: Richard J. Lewenson, D.D.S., Hastings on Hudson, NY
Vice President, New York County Dental Society

Presiding: Steven P. Saltzman, D.D.S., Brooklyn, NY
Member, Oral Health Committee, Second District Dental Society
Sponsored by

RoN JackSoN, D.D.S.

course: 5210
Tuition: $195.00
Recommended for: D, A

9:00 - 12:00
3 CEUs

PoSTeRioR comPoSiTeS: FaSTeR, eaSieR, beTTeR
Posterior composite resin restorations have become mainstream.
However, dentists complain that Class II composite restorations are
tedious, time consuming, somewhat complicated, and aren't always
predictable. In addition, clinicians can sometimes be confused by the
vast choice of adhesives in the marketplace all claiming to be the best.
This program shows a greatly simplified and efficient procedure for
placing posterior composite restorations based on new materials and
technology. The predictable, standardized protocol clearly shows a
significant reduction in both time and effort when placing these restorations.
Learn to:
* examine current matricing techniques that insure predictable
quality contacts
* understand adhesion: making the right choice and doing it right
* achieve significant time savings without compromise, using bulk
fill composite technology
Presiding: Richard D. Trushkowsky, D.D.S., Staten Island, NY
Past Vice President, Richmond County Dental Society
Sponsored by

GeoRGe PRieST, D.m.D.

course: 5220
Tuition: $195.00
Recommended for: D, A, L, S

9:00 - 12:00
3 CEUs

iNNovaTive cRowN PRoTocoLS
ThaT chaLLeNGe oLD STaNDaRDS
Innovative materials and procedures have dramatically altered longstanding practices of crown restoration. The techniques and materials presented today allow clinicians to better achieve the goal of
esthetically pleasing smiles while preserving tooth structure. Current
ceramic systems that provide ideal optical properties while nearly
eliminating the need for metal alloys are explored. Topics of discussion include: the influence of esthetics on jaw relations and smile
design; diagnostic waxing; scripted digital imaging for precise color
and contour communication; provisional restorations as the esthetic template; retraction and impression/scanning procedures; and,
coherent steps to restoration techniques that simplify the process of
complete rehabilitation with crowns.
Learn to:
* implement tooth sparing techniques of crown restoration
* create scripted digital images for accurate laboratory color and
contour communication
* choose the appropriate ceramic material for individual teeth
Presiding: Mitchell D. Mindlin, D.D.S., New York, NY
Past President, Second District Dental Society
Sponsored by

viDeo aND PhoToGRaPhy DiScLaimeR
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