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Monday All Day Gordon J. Christensen Seminar Series
Aft ernoon Session
Morning Session
CROWNS HAVE CHANGED RADICALLY, HAVE YOU?
Gordon J. Christensen, D.D.S., M.S.D., Ph.D.
Provo, UT
9:00 - 12:00
Course 4100
Recommended for:
D H A R L S
Over the past few years indirect restorati ons have changed immensely.
Porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM) use has reduced rapidly
and use of full-ceramic crowns has increased faster than any ti me
in the history of denti stry. This presentati on includes discussions,
questi ons and answers, and video demonstrati ons of the many
changes in indirect restorati ons including: zirconia-based restorati
ons; full-zirconia restorati ons; lithium-disilicate restorati ons; leucite
reinforced ceramic restorati ons; and a comparison of the new
restorati on types with the venerable PFM restorati ons. Practi cal
clinical aspects of the diff erences in the various restorati on steps
are included, ranging from tooth preparati on to cementati on. Suggesti
ons on the potenti al long-range success of these restorati ons
are made, as well as, upcoming additi onal changes for indirect restorati
on procedures.
Learn to:
• compare the various types of all-ceramic restorati ons with
PFM restorati ons
• list and describe diff erences among the various types of
crowns
• describe technique diff erences among the various types of
crowns
• integrate this knowledge into your own practi ce
Presiding: Elliot Davis, D.D.S., New York, NY
Past President, New York County Dental Society
3 CEUs
$155.00
MAKING “REAL WORLD” DENTISTRY
PRODUCTIVE AND ENJOYABLE
Founder & Dir., Practi cal Clinical Courses;
C.E.O., CR Foundati on-Clinicians Report
2:00 - 5:00
Course 4110
Recommended for: D H A R L S
Many identifiable procedures are in most general dental practi ces.
However, some of them oft en are not enjoyable or producti ve for
typical practiti oners. Can these procedures be modifi ed to be more
att racti ve to denti sts and of a higher quality for pati ents? YES! This
presentati on includes ti ps and clinical procedures for many of the
best techniques for general denti stry including: complete pati ent
educati on by staff for excellent pati ent acceptance of treatment
plans; bleaching/whitening; veneers indirect and direct; conservati
ve periodontal treatment; more predictable endodonti cs; simple,
predictable resin restorati ons; ceramic crowns; simple impressions,
fi xed and removable; CAD/CAM restorati ve; implants for GPs; using
implants with complete and parti al removable dentures; occlusal
splints; and the “preventi ve appointment.”
Learn to:
• identi fy the best techniques for their own practi ces
• decide on which ti ps and new procedures they want to incorporate
into their practi ces
• actually integrate the new concepts into their practi ces
See page 109 for Dr. Christensen’s Tuesday morning program.
3 CEUs
$155.00
GREATER NEW YORK SMILES
CHILDREN’S PROGRAM
We welcome the following hygiene schools:
New York University College of Dentistry, Dental Hygiene Program
New York City College of Technology Department of Dental Hygiene,
Hostos Community College Dental Hygiene Department and volunteers
from the Dental Hygienists’ Association of the City of New York
and the New Jersey Dental Hygienists’ Association
who will be instructing and demonstrating the importance
of oral health care to public school children.
his program is sponsored by educational
grants from DentaQuestants from DentaQuest, United Federation
of Teachers and Colgate.
This program is sponsored by educational
Crystal P
Crystal Palace South
10:00 - 2:00
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