Greater New York Dental Meeting Program Guide 2015 - 46

Sunday Morning & Afternoon Full Day Seminar
Course: 3240
Tuition: $285.00
Recommended for: D, H, A, R, L, S

9:00 - 12:00 & 1:30 - 4:30
6 CEUs

(No tuition for active duty military personnel with ID)
DEMETRIO DOMINGO, D.D.S., M.S.
HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS:
CONSIDERATIONS IN DENTISTRY
This program discusses the impact of human papillomavirus (HPV) on
the epidemiology and pathology of oral cancer, highlighting clinical
findings that may be incorporated in routine oral screenings. Discussions underscore the demographic, molecular, genetic and histological characteristics of HPV-positive oral cancers as compared to those
of conventional, HPV-negative lesions.
Learn:
* molecular events and genetic factors associated with HPV-induced
carcinogenesis
* clinical presentation and histomorphology of HPV-related
squamous cell carcinoma (HPV-SCC)
* epidemiology and risk factors associated with HPV-SCC

FREDERICK C. BISCH, D.M.D., M.S.

VAN RAMOS, JR., D.D.S.

WHAT IS THE REALITY OF ESTHETIC AND PREDICTABLE
IMPLANTS PROSTHODONTICS
The goal of implant therapy is no longer just represented by successful osseointegration. The final result must be a synergy between
the periodontium and the restoration, each compensating for the
shortcomings of the other. The challenge for clinicians is to match a
diagnosis with a correct restorative and surgical treatment protocol.
This program will focus on: simple classifications in the literature that
provide a foundation for predictable outcomes; treatment strategies
for both failing teeth and healed ridges involving decision trees for
either implant or conventional fixed prosthodontics.
Learn:
* to better predict esthetic outcomes for immediate and delayed
implant placement
* current ridge preservation and augmentation techniques
* a classification system for immediate and delayed implant
placement

CADE SALMON, D.D.S., M.S.
MANAGING MODERN MATERIALS:
CERAMIC SELECTION MADE EASY
Modern materials give us so many options as dentists today. But have
you ever felt like it can be tough to keep up with all the choices?
Some are better for highly demanding esthetics, others oﬀer better
strength. This discussion helps you to easily group clinical ceramics
into four basic groups, while building an understanding of the diﬀerences between them. In addition, it arms you with an ability to evaluate and adapt as new materials appear on the market.
Learn:
* to gain confidence using various ceramics and materials for fixed
restorative
* why some ceramic materials are strong while others oﬀer the
highest in esthetic results
* to evaluate the materials of tomorrow

ANN MONASKY, D.M.D., M.S.
THE ROLE OF CBCT IN TREATMENT PLANNING
Understanding the role of cone beam CT scans (CBCT) in treatment
planning decisions is important in today's practice of dentistry. CBCTs
can aid in all aspects of dentistry such as root canal treatment, implant
planning, 3rd molar removal and surgical planning. This lecture
addresses the uses of CBCT scans in the diﬀerent aspects of dentistry,
as well as, when CBCTs are added to the treatment planning process
and when the scans may be less than diagnostically beneficial.
Learn:
* to understand Cone Beam/CT
* the benefits in treatment planning
* the limitations of CBCTs

WILLIAM WILSON, D.D.S., M.S.
MAXILLOFACIAL PROSTHETICS AND
COMBAT RELATED INJURIES
Modern advances in war fighting equipment and techniques have
been responsible for saving lives, however, the head and neck region
continues to be most vulnerable to injury. Maxillofacial injuries often
present a challenge for restoration both physically and esthetically.
Learn:
* the commonly encountered combat-related maxillofacial injuries
* the role military dentists have provided in the care and restoration
of wounded soldiers, sailors, marines and airmen
* the techniques used in the fabrication of these maxillofacial
prosthesis

Presiding: Ira R. Titunik, D.D.S., New York, NY
Troubleshooter, Greater New York Dental Meeting

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