Greater New York Dental Meeting Program Guide 2013 - 137

wednesday All Day workshops
James Jackson
Bronx, NY
CPR Instructor

David B. Jacobson, B.A., D.M.D.
New York, NY
CPR Instructor

Mike kaliroff
Manalapan, NJ
Certified CPR Instructor
9:45 - 12:45 & 2:00 - 5:00
course 6440
Recommended for: D h A R l S g

6 CEUs
$275.00
limited enrollment

• In your waiting room, a patient begins to gasp for air and
suddenly turns pale and becomes unconscious...
• During an appointment a 58 year old patient complains of
shortness of breath and chest pain and seconds later collapses
into a lifeless state…
This course is repeated on Saturday, page 29; Sunday, page 53;
Monday, page 86 and Tuesday, page 112.

cPR AND MeDicAl eMeRgeNcieS iN The DeNTAl Office:
learn:
A ceRTificATiON cOuRSe
• risk factors for heart and lung disease
As health care professionals, it is our responsibility to be prepared • prevention, signs and symptoms
for emergencies in the dental office and the community at large. • breathing disorders/rescue breathing
Upon completion of this workshop, participants will have the • heart attack CPR and adjunct airway devices
knowledge and hands-on experience necessary to perform CPR • medical-legal considerations and non-cardiac emergencies
safely and effectively on adults and children. The format consists • medications and emergency kits
of a lecture, training videos, demonstrations and hands-on prac- • automatic external defibrillation
tice sessions. In addition, assessment and treatment of non-cardiac
emergencies including, but not limited to, asthma, anaphylaxis, Presiding: Isabel Del Valle, D.D.S., Puerto Rico
hypoglycemia, syncope and seizures are discussed. Upon success- President, Colegio de Cirujanos Dentistas de Puerto Rico
ful completion of the program attendees will receive an American
Sponsored by the Clinician and the Greater New York Dental Meeting.
Heart Association card.
Stephen S. wallace, D.D.S.
waterbury, cT
Dipl., Int’l. Congress of Oral Implantologists;
Fellow, Acad. of Osseointegration; Assoc.
Prof., Columbia Univ.; Visiting Prof., Univ. of
Maryland; Private Practice
9:45 - 12:45 & 2:00 - 5:00
Course 6450
Recommended for: D

6 CEUs
$425.00
limited enrollment

Although it is the intent and purpose of the greater New York
Dental Meeting to comply with the requests of our advertisers,
clinicians and exhibitors, we do not assume any liability or responsibility for any typographical errors, omissions or errors of
any kind.

learn:
• to evaluate the latest grafting materials
• sinus anatomy for the surgeon
• complications: avoidance and treatment
• hands-on surgical techniques
Presiding: Melvin Brenner, D.D.S., Brooklyn, NY
Member, Second District Dental Society
Sponsored by the Clinician and the Greater New York Dental Meeting.

See application on page 10 for ticket purchase.

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wednesday, December 4

MAxillARY SiNuS elevATiON
Subantral augmentation procedures have been part of our surgical
armamentarium since the mid 1980’s. Since that time, clinical and
scientific research has led to changes in both surgical technique and
our decision-making relating to grafting materials, implant surfaces
and timing. These changes have resulted in lateral window and transcrestal techniques that have a lower complication rate, reduced
morbidity, and shorter treatment times. The didactic portion of this
presentation discusses the evolution of grafting materials and surgical techniques as well as sinus anatomy, complication avoidance and
treatment. The hands-on portion of this presentation allows participants to experience piezoelectric surgical and the DASK techniques
for both crestal and lateral window sinus elevations.

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