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Monday Morning Half Day Workshops - AGD MasterTrack Programs
SIMPLIFIED ENDODONTIC
INSTRUMENTATION
Barry Musikant, D.M.D.
South Hackensack, NJ
Pres. & Co-Founder, Essenti al Dental Systems;
Private Practi ce
9:45 - 12:45
Course 4420
Recommended For: D H
3 CEUs
$225.00
Limited Enrollment
You will fi nd that the reciprocati ng use of reamers both relieved
and unrelieved give you the ability to solve problems that were often
encountered and not sati sfactorily overcome with the manual
use of K-fi les and the subsequent use of various rotary NiTi systems.
For starters, separated instruments will be a thing of the
past. Using rotary NiTi, the approach you learn today will reduce
your costs by 90% while shaping canals more eff ecti vely and dramati
cally safer.
Academy of General Denti stry
Mastership Program
This program includes the opti on of an assignment,
as is done in AGD “protocol” courses in the “MasterTrack”
program, presented by the att endee at the 2013
GNYDM. Those who choose this opti on will be eligible
for additi onal MCE “parti cipati on” credit recorded
through their state AGD offi ce for a fee.
Learn:
• to coordinate manual and engine driven techniques
• why separati on is never an issue
• to understand why your cost will potenti ally decrease by 90% or
more
• to uti lize instruments that are totally adaptable to the canal
anatomy
Presiding: Mitchell Rubinstein, D.M.D., New York, NY
Member, Board of Directors, New York County Dental Society
Sponsored by
See pages 34, 56 and 118 for additi onal AGD Mastership Programs.
INTEGRATING AESTHETICS AND
FUNCTION IN IMPLANT DENTISTRY
Sergio Rubinstein, D.D.S.
Skokie, IL
Private Practi ce
9:45 - 12:45
Course 4430
Recommended For: D A L
3 CEUs
$225.00
Limited Enrollment
Modern implant denti stry is more than providing a pati ent with a
ti tanium fi xture and restorati on. When replacing a missing tooth,
pati ents’ expectati ons are high from an aestheti c, functi onal and
health perspecti ve. Success is achieved in a reverse pathway by
working from an aestheti c goal towards a healthy, supporti ve foundati
on. Periodontal problems can have an adverse eff ect on the estheti
cs of the involved teeth. Several restorati ve opti ons are available
but success is oft en dependent on cross-disciplinary treatment
planning and executi on. While estheti cally compromised cases can
be extremely challenging, this interdisciplinary wisdom can salvage
the estheti c compromise and off er pati ents opti mum results.
Learn:
• to create a superb fitti ng and estheti c provisional to use as a
guideline for the fi nal restorati on
• to make a provisional for the screw retained and cemented
implant restorati on
• to stain the provisional and use it as a guideline for the fi nal
restorati on
• the complexity of restoring a single tooth implant restorati on
Presiding: Steven S. Moss, B.A., D.D.S., New York, NY
Member, Board of Directors, New York County Dental Society
This hands-on workshop is repeated Monday aft ernoon, page 96.
Sponsored by
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