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Wednesday Morning Half Day Seminars
9:00 - 12:00
3 CEUs

DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF TMD
AND MINIMALLY INVASIVE TREATMENT
The diﬀerential diagnoses of oro-facial pain, principles of history
taking and clinical examination techniques are presented. Non-invasive treatment algorithms for several common causes of facial pain
are reviewed. Additionally, minimally invasive procedures to treat
temporomandibular joint pain and dysfunction are described and
illustrated with case examples.
Learn:
* to make a broad diﬀerential diagnosis
* to appreciate the ideal occlusal splint
* to understand arthrocentesis and arthroscopy
Presiding: Barry C. Cooper, D.D.S., Lawrence, NY
Associate Member, New York County Dental Society

HOWARD FARRAN, D.D.S., M.B.A.
Course: 6220
Tuition: $99.00
Recommended for: D

9:00 - 12:00
3 CEUs

AN ADVANCED START TO ACHIEVING AN MBA IN ONE HOUR
This program teaches you how to focus your practice on: market
diﬀerentiation, cost leadership and niche market. Learn which sectors
in Dentistry are growing faster with a higher net income so you can
focus your practice for profitability.
Learn:
* how to develop a relationship-based practice instead of a productbased practice
* to increase treatment plan acceptance by understanding market
segmentation and price elasticity
* how going digital can dramatically increase your case acceptance
Presiding: Robert M. Sorin, D.M.D., New York, NY
Member, New York County Dental Society

Risk Management
KENNETH TREITEL, D.D.S.
Course: 6210
Tuition: $99.00
Recommended for: D, H

9:30 - 1:30
4 CEUs

RISK MANAGEMENT
This program provides a review of the essential elements of risk
management as it pertains to the practice of Dentistry. Emphasis is
placed on those occurrences aﬀecting us in the everyday practice of
our profession from the perspective of a full-time practitioner.
Learn:
* new issues
* regulatory changes
* recent trends of importance to the profession
New York State Dentists who complete this course are entitled to a
10% discount on their liability premiums for a three year period from
the Medical Liability Mutual Insurance Company. Other companies
also accept this course for a discount. You are encouraged to check
with your carrier concerning the availability of any discount. If you
have not completed an approved Risk Management Program within
the past three years, it is necessary for you to take this course in
order to continue to receive your discount. At the end of this course
you will receive your certificate of completion for your records and
to submit to your malpractice carrier.
Presiding: Jerry L. Halpern, D.D.S., B.S., New York, NY
Chair, Henry Spenadal Committee, New York County Dental Society

LOUIS DIPEDE, D.M.D.
Course: 6240
Tuition: $99.00
Recommended for: D, L

9:00 - 12:00
3 CEUs

REMOVABLE OPTIONS FOR THE EDENTULOUS ARCH
Implants can either improve or eliminate a removable prosthesis. But
how many implants are needed for an overdenture? Is the maxilla
the same as the mandible? Is a fixed prosthesis always possible? How
can one tell? The success of an implant overdenture is dependent
on many factors, including: implant number, position and attachment
system. These factors change considerably depending on the goal of
treatment, the patient's initial complaints or whether the maxilla or
mandible is being treated. A clear blueprint for diagnosis, treatment
prescription and prosthesis fabrication are presented.
Learn:
* if a full-arch case is suitable for a fixed vs. removable prosthesis
* how to avoid complications in treating an edentulous arch with
implants
* to diagnose, design and fabricate implant overdentures
Presiding: Irene Valger, D.D.S., Brooklyn, NY
Member, Second District Dental Society

Wednesday, December 2

GARY F. BOULOUX, M.D., D.D.S., M.D.SC.
Course: 6200
Tuition: $99.00
Recommended for: D

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