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Global Orthodontic Conference
Tuesday Morning Half Day Seminar
WILLIAM DABNEY, D.D.S.
JEFFREY MILLER, D.D.S.
Course: 5030
Tuition: $205.00
9:00 - 12:00
3 CEUs
Recommended for: D, H, A, S, E
WHY THE UNSEEN MATTERS WITH ALIGNER THERAPY
This seminar explains the concept of using Artificial Intelligence and
CBCT scans to increase the predictability of treatment choices when
using clear aligners. Learn about alveolar boundary conditions and
showing how these morphologic limits affect orthodontic tooth
movements while maintaining a healthy periodontium. This program
discusses how final outcomes of treatment are vastly improved over a
shorter period of time. Understanding that orthodontic treatment and
long term periodontal health are no longer separate issues is a major
part of this presentation.
Learn:
* to explain why alveolar boundary conditions present limits to
orthodontic tooth movements
* to appreciate innovative technology impact in advancing
predictable orthodontic tooth movement
* about the use of knowledge gained when using CBCT scan to plan
orthodontic treatment
* what is behind the curtain of gingival and osseous tissue is
extremely important for you and your patients
Tuesday Morning & Afternoon Half Day Workshops
Support for this program is provided by
ROBERT A. HOROWITZ, D.D.S.
Course: 5010
Tuition: $310.00
Recommended for: D, H, A, R, S, E
This hands-on workshop is also offered in the afternoon.
EXTRACTION, BONE GRAFTING, AND SITE PRESERVATION:
A HANDS-ON WORKSHOP
Patients come desiring therapy more aesthetic and quicker than in
the past. Surgeons are called upon to enhance soft and hard tissue in
the fewest number of steps over a shorter time period. To accomplish
these goals, we must choose the ideal bone replacement grafts, barriers,
and growth factors. Various materials are shown to be simple to
use and give the ability to achieve outstanding results. Analysis of the
cases treated is performed clinically, radiographically, and histologically.
Workshop participants will use different materials and instruments
in simulated sockets.
Learn:
* about different classes of bone grafts
* to understand various types of barriers
* to use various instruments for atraumatic extraction and socket
grafting
* to analyze the difference between repair and regeneration
9:00 - 12:00
3 CEUs
ROBERT A. HOROWITZ, D.D.S.
Course: 5020
Tuition: $310.00
Recommended for: D, H, A, R, S, E
This hands-on workshop is also offered in the morning.
EXTRACTION, BONE GRAFTING, AND SITE PRESERVATION:
A HANDS-ON WORKSHOP
Patients come desiring therapy more aesthetic and quicker than in
the past. Surgeons are called upon to enhance soft and hard tissue in
the fewest number of steps over a shorter time period. To accomplish
these goals, we must choose the ideal bone replacement grafts, barriers,
and growth factors. Various materials are shown to be simple to
use and give the ability to achieve outstanding results. Analysis of the
cases treated is performed clinically, radiographically, and histologically.
Workshop participants will use different materials and instruments
in simulated sockets.
Learn:
* about different classes of bone grafts
* to understand various types of barriers
* to use various instruments for atraumatic extraction and socket
grafting
* to analyze the difference between repair and regeneration
Support for this program is provided by
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2:00 - 5:00
3 CEUs
Tuesday, November 30
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