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wednesday Morning half Day Seminars
David galler, D.M.D.
woodmere, NY
Pres., Amer. Acad. of Cosmetic Orthodontics
9:00 - 12:00
3 CEUs
Course 6430
$140.00
Recommended for: D h A l S
The wORlD Of cleAR AligNeR ORThODONTic TheRAPY
There is currently a paradigm shift in the world of cosmetic dentistry. Esthetic-minded dentists are shifting away from large, invasive,
porcelain solutions and embracing, instead, non-invasive cosmetic
orthodontics with the use of ‘clear aligner therapy.’ This program
reinforces this current approach and illustrates the various types
of cases that can be treated, in any dental office, by employing the
latest innovations in clear aligner technology. Various companies
that manufacture clear aligners are reviewed and the differences in
modality of tooth movement compared and contrasted.

Perry e. Jones, D.D.S.
Dir., Continuing Education & Faculty
Development, Virginia Commonwealth Univ.;
Dir., Continuing Education & Founder, Amer.
Acad. of Cosmetic Orthodontics
learn:
• the value of embracing ‘clear aligner therapy’ as the
newest frontier in cosmetic dentistry
• how clear aligners work in moving teeth
• the types of cases that are amenable to treatment with
‘clear aligner therapy’
• different clear aligner systems and manufacturers

Presiding: John S. McIntyre, D.M.D., Brooklyn, NY
Past General Chairman, Greater New York Dental Meeting

cuRReNT cONcePTS fOR lONg-TeRM SucceSS Of iMPlANT SuPPORTeD ReSTORATiONS:
PReveNTiON AND SOluTiONS fOR PROBleM cASeS
PANel DiScuSSiON
Moderator:
Stuart J. Froum, D.D.S.; New York, NY
Dir., Clinical Research, Periodontology & Implant Dentistry,
Clinical Prof., New York Univ.; Private Practice

9:00 - 12:00
Course 6230
Recommended for: D

3 CEUs
$140.00

Steven P. engebretson, D.M.D., M.S.
New York, NY

Takanori Suzuki, D.D.S., Ph.D.
New York, NY

hARD AND SOfT TiSSue TechNiqueS
TO cORRecT PeRi-iMPlANT DefecTS
This discussion reviews current soft and
hard tissue augmentation procedures designed to correct defects associated with
dental implants both before and after restoration.

DiABeTeS AND DeNTAl iMPlANTS:
TReATMeNT cONSiDeRATiONS
Although there is some evidence that placement of dental implants in patients with
diabetes can be safe, definitive clinical trials
are lacking. Currently there is no consensus
in the dental community as to what constitutes a ‘safe’ level of glycemic control needed for implant placement

PROSTheTic cONSiDeRATiONS
TO MiNiMize ReSTORATive
cOMPlicATiONS
This presentation discusses what should be
done and what should be known to prevent
restorative complications in implant dentistry.

Sang-choon cho, D.D.S.
New York, NY
SOluTiONS fOR SuRgicAl AND
PROSTheTic iMPlANT cOMPlicATiONS
The discussion presents various techniques
that are solutions to specific implant complications, including the retrieval of a fractured implant or fractured abutment screw,
the dislodgement of a locked abutment, and
also to create a chair-side provisional in instances where the restoration has to be sent
to the laboratory to repair a fracture of the
suprastructure or the veneering material of
a restoration.

kenneth S. kurtz, D.D.S.
New hyde Park, NY
iMPlANT ReTAiNeD cANTileveRS:
A BRiDge TOO fAR?
This discussion includes understanding pontic and retainer design for screw or cement
retained cantilever prostheses.
Maryse Manasse, D.M.D.
Newark, NJ
DevelOPMeNT Of cAD/cAM AND iTS
effecTS ON PROSTheTic ReSulTS
The clinician describes the details of the
clinical/laboratory methods, with the aid of
computer assisted designing, for some of
the various implant companies on the market today.

learn:
• the signs and symptoms of peri-implant
disease
• the complications related to poor
prosthetic designs
• etiologies of failed implants, screws, and
frameworks
• how dental implant therapy for patients
with diabetes can be safe and effective
• proper design of engaging abutment
position
• the lab and clinical methods to
incorporate in your restorative
treatments
• etiologies of prosthetic restorative
complications

Presiding: Lorna Flamer-Caldera, D.D.S., New York, NY
Member, Continuing Education Committee, Second District Dental Society

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wednesday, December 4

Scott h. froum, D.D.S.
New York, NY

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