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wednesday essays
ANeSTheSiA

9:00- 12:00
Recommended for: D h A S

$75.00
course 6640

3 ceus

louis i. Siegelman, D.D.S.
New York, NY
Dipl., Amer. Bd. of Anesthesiology;
Asst. Dir., Dental Anesthesiology,
Lutheran Medical Center; Private Practice

gordon Barnes, D.D.S., M.D.
Manalapan, NJ
Dipl. Amer. Dental Bd. of Anesthesiology;
Private Practice

Benjamin h. Solomowitz, D.M.D.
Brooklyn, NY
Dir., Residency Edu., Interfaith Medical Ctr.;
Private Practice

9:00 - 10:00

10:00 - 11:00

11:00 - 12:00

cliNicAl PeARlS fOR
BeTTeR ORAl SeDATiONS
Oral sedation has its benefits and limitations.
Good techniques, diagnosis, treatment planning, and judgment are invaluable tools for
clinical success. Learn important assessment
and management tools, drug selection, and
anesthetic principles that will guide you in
safe practice. The use of any types of sedation is a team endeavor. So it is encouraged
to bring your entire team.

PeDiATRic DeNTiSTRY AND
Office BASeD ANeSTheSiA
This essay offers a detailed overview of having sedation/anesthesia as part of the modern day pediatric dental practice. Attendees
are introduced to a predictable and safe way
of managing the challenging pediatric patient.

SeDATiON-fOR The
PATieNT OR The DeNTiST?
There are patients who cannot undergo routine dental care without being sedated. This
essay discusses the history of anesthesia, the
NY State requirements for administration
of sedation and the types of patients who
would benefit from being sedated. Medications, techniques, monitors and equipment
are reviewed.

Presiding: Ester L. Lim, D.M.D., New York, NY
Past Member, Board of Directors, New York County Dental Society

PROSThODONTicS

2:00 - 5:00
Recommended for: D h A S

$75.00
course 6650

3 ceus

edmond O. Mukamal, D.D.S.
woodmere, NY
Private Practice

gary R. goldstein, D.D.S.
New York, NY
Dipl., Amer. Bd. of Prosthodontics;
Prof., Prosthodontics, New York University

2:00 - 3:00

3:00 - 4:00

ADvANciNg iMPlANT DeNTiSTRY wiTh
PATieNT-SPecific ABuTMeNTS
The ADveNT Of cAD/cAM TechNOlOgY
RePReSeNTS A New PARADigM.
CAD/CAM protocol has the potential to produce exceptional fit, replicate optimal periimplant soft tissue contours created by provisional restorations, provide ideal support,
retention and resistance form, overcome
aberrant implant placement or annulations,
achieve perfect inter-implant parallelism,
place restorative margins relative to gingival
contours to achieve ideal esthetics and facilitate cement removal and replicate, alter or
replace abutments in a variety of materials.

cONveRTiNg The fAileD DeNTiTiON TO
iMPlANT SuPPORTeD DeNTiTiON
This essay discusses converting a failed dentition to an implant supported dentition utilizing a transitional tooth supported restoration
and a transitional implant supported restoration. A prototype restoration based on the
implant supported restoration, is used for
the milled Zirconia implant supported final
restoration.

4:00 - 5:00
DO we NeeD hOuSe iN The hOuSe?
Prosthodontics has evolved from the complete denture milieu to one that involves
extensive, expensive, invasive and time intensive therapy; yet we still, in this evidence
based era, utilize tools like Koper’s Birds and
the House Classification to guide us in evaluating the psychological status of our patients.
This essay reviews where we came from and
some of the problems that the 2013 patient
in need of a dental implant presents to us.

Presiding: Joel A. Hirsch, A.B., D.D.S., New York, NY
Member, Peer Review Committee, New York County Dental Society

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wednesday, December 4

leonard B. kobren, D.D.S.
white Plains, NY
Past Pres., Northeastern Gnathological
Society; Private Practice

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