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THE ULTIMATE PREVENTION PLAN
Monday Morning Half Day Workshops
TECHNOLOGY AND THE
FUTURE OF DENTAL PRACTICE
Robin DiPace, B.S.
North Bellmore, NY
Northeast Minimal Interventi on Specialist,
GC America
9:00 - 12:00
Course 4390
Recommended For: D H A S
3 CEUs
$90.00
Limited Enrollment
Caries Risk Assessment (CAMBRA) is the fi rst tool to implementing
the ulti mate caries preventi on plan. Through risk assessment,
we learn which pati ents are candidates and when to apply glass
ionomer sealants and fl uoride varnishes. This hands-on workshop
covers these concepts and off ers att endees the opportunity to
practi ce placement of the newest and most eff ecti ve GI sealant
products and fl uoride varnishes available today.
Learn:
• to implement CAMBRA
• to discuss salivary functi on as a part of risk assessment
• to practi ce placement of glass ionomer sealants and fl uoride
varnish
Presiding: Nathan Hershkowitz, D.D.S., M.P.H., Brooklyn, NY
Past President, Eastern Dental Society
Sponsored by
INTEGRATING DENTAL SLEEP
MEDICINE IN YOUR PRACTICE
John H. Tucker, D.M.D.
Erie, PA
Dipl., Int’l. Congress of Oral Implantologists;
Amer. Soc. of Osseointergrati on & Amer. Bd.
of Dental Sleep Medicine
9:45 - 12:45
Course 4400
Recommended For: D H A S
3 CEUs
$40.00
Limited Enrollment
Dental Sleep Medicine is an exciti ng new fi eld in the dental profession
that can assist pati ents in the management of their Obstructi ve
Sleep Apnea (OSA) with Oral Appliance Therapy (OAT). The clinician
discusses the health risks associated with OSA and its prevalence
in the general populati on. The dental profession is at the forefront
in being able to screen the dental pati ent for this potenti ally life
threatening disease. Learn how to ask the correct questi ons regarding
your current pati ent populati on as to those who currently
have a diagnosis of OSA, use Conti nuous Positi ve Airway Pressure
(CPAP) machines or have failed CPAP.
Learn:
• how to identi fy pati ents with possible sleep disorders
• the proper protocols for diagnosis and treatment
• what is needed to be able to bill medical insurance
Presiding: Michael L. Cali, B.S., D.D.S., Brooklyn, NY
Past President, Second District Dental Society
Sponsored by
This course is repeated on Wednesday
aft ernoon, see page 145.
For additi onal Henry Schein Dental courses
see pages 57, 59, 95 119, 120, 143 and 145.
See applicati on on page 10 for ti cket purchase.
9:45 - 12:45
Course 4410
Recommended For: D H A R L S
Andrew Koenigsberg, D.D.S.
New York, NY
Private Practi ce
3 CEUs
$40.00
Limited Enrollment
Throughout the past 25 years, denti stry has experienced the gradual
introducti on of various digital technologies including radiography
and impressioning, which are now rapidly becoming must-haves
for a successful dental practi ce. The clinician guides you through
the essenti als of uti lizing these technologies and why every dental
practi ce must be working towards integrati ng them.
Learn:
• how to get past the fear of change – why standing sti ll will
get you run over and why the simplest changes can make the
greatest impact
• why it’s not about how much it costs – understanding why
the investment needed to implement technology today is far
outweighed by the benefi ts to be realized over the years that
the technology is in use
• the benefi ts of staying up-to-date – ensuring that you have
today’s technology makes including tomorrow’s technology that
much easier
Presiding: Vincent V. LaBruna, B.S., D.D.S., New York, NY
Past President, New York County Dental Society
Sponsored by
For additi onal Patt erson Dental and Dental Economics courses
see pages 58, 60, 95, 119, 120, 143 and 145.
DISCLAIMER
Any and all statements or suggesti ons expressed or implied
in any manner by an instructor or any other person(s) before,
during, or aft er any educati onal meeti ng, seminar, or any other
event, or any program held by or associated with the Greater
New York Dental Meeti ng (GNYDM) is strictly the opinion of the
instructor or other person(s) and not the opinion of the GNYDM.
The GNYDM does not recommend, endorse, oppose, or
suggest the use or non-use of any parti cular product, modality,
company, or course of conduct. Each att endee agrees that any
conclusion reached or decision made by him or her during or
aft er the Meeti ng is strictly that of the att endee and not at the
directi on, suggesti on, or implicati on of the GNYDM, its employees,
or agents.
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