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Tuesday All Day “Live” Dentistry Arena

No Tuition at GNYDM’S “Live” 425 Seat High Tech Arena
On the Exhibit Floor in Aisle 6200 - Room 4
Charles Braga, D.M.D., M.M.Sc
Raymond, NH
Private Practice

Alex Touchstone, D.D.S., M.S.
Hattiesburg, Mi
Private Practice

10:00 - 12:30
Course 5040
Recommended for: D H A R L S

3 CEUs
Free

THE LASER ASSiSTED NEW ATTACHMENT PRoCEDuRE
(LANAP) “LiVE” PATiENT DEMoNSTRATioN
During this “Live” demonstration the clinician performs the LANAP
protocol, the premier laser periodontitis treatment, on a “Live” patient. Learn how to treat periodontitis in your practice through the
use of the only laser periodontitis protocol that has been scientifically proven to generate consistent, predicable and positive results.
Laser periodontitis treatment avoids common patient objections
to traditional surgery, resulting in a higher patient acceptance and
treatment rate. The clinician guides you through a basic understanding of laser tissue interaction prior to the surgery to understand the fundamental reasons why the LANAP protocol works
Learn:
• LANAP Surgery
• why the LANAP protocol should be considered among
periodontitis surgical options
• the expectations following the LANAP protocol
• the science behind this treatment protocol and why it works
Presiding: Morton L. Divack, D.D.S., Beechhurst, NY
Past General Chairman, Greater New York Dental Meeting

3 CEUs
Free

MAxiMiZiNG EFFiCiENCY AND ouTCoMES
ViA THE DiGiTAL RESToRATiVE WoRKFLoW
During this “Live” patient demonstration, the clinician guides the
audience through the proper application of digital technologies
aimed at improving the patient experience and clinical outcomes.
The presentation includes digital impressioning and CAD/CAM
chair side fabrication and the decision points of finishing the case
chair side vs. collaborating with a lab. Improvements in workflow
efficiency are demonstrated during this start to finish placement of
a posterior crown. Watch the procedure done on a patient in the
“Live” Dentistry Arena.
Learn:
• how to determine whether to use digital impressions to send
out to a lab vs. completing restorations chair side
• material selection criteria
• patient management during chair side CAD/CAM procedures
• Intra-oral scanning techniques
Presiding: Steven J. Mondre, D.D.S., New York, NY
Troubleshooter, Greater New York Dental Meeting
Sponsored by

GREATER NEW YORK SMILES

CHILDREN’S PROGRAM

We welcome the following hygiene schools:
New York University College of Dentistry, Dental Hygiene Program
New York City College of Technology Department of Dental Hygiene,
Hostos Community College Dental Hygiene Department and volunteers
from the Dental Hygienists’ Association of the City of New York
and the New Jersey Dental Hygienists’ Association
who will be instructing and demonstrating the importance
of oral health care to public school children.

This program is sponsored by educational
grants from DentaQuest, United Federation
of Teachers and Colgate.

Tuesday, December 3

Sponsored by

2:30 - 5:00
Course 5050
Recommended for: D H A R L S

Exhibit Floor Aisle 6200
10:00 - 2:00

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