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Tuesday All Day Seminars
gary glassman, D.D.S., f.R.c.D.(c)
Toronto, Ontario, canada
Staff, Univ. of Toronto & Univ. of Technology,
Jamaica; Private Practice
9:00 - 11:30 & 2:00 - 4:30
5 CEUs
Course 5165
$250.00
Recommended for: D h A S
PeRfORMiNg eNDODONTic TReATMeNT
PReDicTABlY, PROfiTABlY AND PAiNleSSlY
This program addresses breakthrough concepts and details the skills
necessary for acquiring the expertise and confidence to perform the
highest quality endodontics. Attendees become familiar with the use
of the “apex last” approach to canal shaping with nickel-titanium instrumentation using the TF™ (Twisted File) Adaptive System, predictable irrigation protocols using apical negative pressure, and vertical
condensation of thermo-softened gutta percha using the continuous
wave of vertical condensation and the Elements™ Obturation System.
learn to:
• assess the criteria for a successful endodontic procedure
• shape the root canal space using NiTi technology in a safe
and efficient manner- canal negotiation, and apical finishing
techniques; the TF™ (Twisted File) Adaptive NiTi ‘system’ and a
new multi-setting motor utilizing Adaptive Motion Technology
• remove the smear layer and biofilm using state of the art
irrigation protocols and apical negative pressure using the Endo
Vac™ Irrigation System
• obturate the root canal system in 3D to capture the natural
anatomy with the continuous wave of condensation using the
Elements™ Obturation System

Presiding: Sari R. Rosenwein, D.M.D., Brooklyn, NY
Librarian-Curator, Second District Dental Society
Dr. Glassman’s workshop on page 138, associated with this
seminar is highly recommended, but not required.
Sponsored by

DeNTAl ASSiSTANTS PAviliON
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Shannon Pace Brinker, c.D.A., c.D.D.
virginia Beach, vA
Owner & Clinical Dir. & Editor in Chief,
Contemporary Product Solutions
9:45 - 12:45
3 CEUs
course 5170
free
This Seminar is Repeated in the Afternoon
2:00 - 5:00
3 CEUs
course 5180
free
Recommended for: A
Ticket is Required
BecOMiNg A whiTeNiNg SPeciAliST iN YOuR PRAcTice
This program discusses practical techniques for in-office and take
home whitening. Fulfilling the desire and demand to have a bright
and white smile is the ultimate goal for every dental practice. A
bright smile not only presents a healthy and beautiful impression,
but also increases one’s interest in oral hygiene, allowing the patient
to have more social self-confidence and self-esteem. Before the patient can go through the whitening process, we must set-up a proper
whitening consultation to understand the patient and their desires.
learn:
• how to do a whitening consult and understand who is a
candidate for each whitening procedure
• the differences of Carbamide vs. Hydrogen and what type of
whitening the patient needs
• proper home care instructions and tips to achieve their goal
Presiding: Jay I. Glat, D.D.S., White Plains, NY
Past General Chairman, Greater New York Dental Meeting
Sponsored by
This program is a repeat of Sunday, see page 47.

All Day Seminar and workshop
Rose D. Sheats, D.M.D, M.P.h.
chapel hill, Nc
Assoc. Prof. & Graduate Program Dir.,
Orthodontics, Univ. of North Carolina

R. Bruce Templeton, D.M.D.
Minneapolis, MN
Dipl., Amer. Bd. Of Oral and Maxillofacial
Surgery; Clinical Prof., Developmental and
Social Sciences, Univ. of Minnesota
9:00 - 12:00 & 2:00 - 5:00
6 CEUs
Course 5160
$395.00
Recommended for: D
eSSeNTiAlS Of DeNTAl SleeP MeDiciNe
This introductory level course covers the essential areas in Dental
Sleep Medicine needed to gain an understanding of this rapidly growing area in health care. After taking this course, attendees will understand the appropriate training needed to help take care of patients
referred by sleep medicine physicians for dental appliance therapy to
help manage snoring and obstructive sleep apnea. An understanding
of the pathophysiology and consequences of snoring and obstructive
sleep apnea is gained. Proper treatment protocols and current standards of practice are taught. The session teaches appropriate bite
registration and appliance selection criteria. Best practices and practice management ideas round out this fast paced session.

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leila chahine, D.M.D.
Danbury, cT
Chrmn., Education Committee, Amer. Acad. of
Dental Sleep Medicine; Private Practice

Nancy Addy, D.D.S.
leawood, kS
Private Practice
This seminar is repeated Monday, see page 78
and Wednesday, see page 127.

Sponsored by
learn:
• the pathophysiology and consequences of snoring and
obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)
• proper treatment protocol and standard of practice
• to choose appropriate devices for patients, perform proper bite
registration techniques and select mandibular repositioning
techniques to avoid unnecessary side-effects
• to build and develop a successful dental sleep medicine practice
Presiding: Nathan Hershkowitz, D.D.S., M.P.H., Brooklyn, NY
Past President, Eastern Dental Society

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