Greater New York Dental Meeting Program Guide 2017 - 132

Wednesday Morning & Afternoon
Half Day Seminars
baRT SiLveRmaN, D.m.D.

course: 6010
Tuition: $195.00
Recommended for: D, H, S

9:45 - 12:45
3 CEUs

PReveNTioN aND maNaGemeNT oF
DeNTaL imPLaNT comPLicaTioNS
Success rates with implant dentistry have been increasing with
improving techniques. More and more implants are being placed with
the advent of local courses and mini-residencies. As with any procedure, along with the increase in case-numbers, comes an increase in
complications. Unfortunately in the future, we could face increases
in the number of complications. It is important to not only know how
to place implants but how to treat the complications associated with
the procedure. Complications can be surgical and/or restorative in
nature. This program focuses on diagnosis, prevention and treatment
of common implant complications in a methodical, scientificallybased, step-by-step approach every clinician can use in their office.
Learn:
* how medical history and medications can affect our implant
treatment
* to treat common implant complications and prevent and manage
restorative complications
* to manage intra-operative and post-operative surgical
complications
* a method for socket grafting and be able to discuss options if
socket grafting doesn't yield sufficient bone

SCoTT D. GAnz, D.m.D.

course: 6020
Tuition: $195.00
Recommended for: D, A, L, S

1:00 - 4:00
3 CEUs

RESToRATivELy-DRivEn TREATmEnT PRoToCoLS
foR SUCCESSfUL imPLAnT REConSTRUCTion
2D periapical and panoramic images are being replaced with interactive 3D realistic anatomical simulations to reveal underlying
anatomical landmarks. This provides a new foundation to plan and
communicate with all members of the implant team. This program
reviews basic concepts which illustrate how to effectively diagnosis
and treatment plan for dental implant procedures, determining the
appropriate implant type and size, assess the need for bone or soft
tissue grafting and plan for abutment choices. These concepts allow
clinicians to practice true restoratively driven implant dentistry.
Learn:
* to understand how to assess implant and bone grafting receptor
sites
* to understand how to plan for screw or cement retained
restorative outcomes
* how 3D imaging technology can aid clinicians to appreciate the
"reality of anatomy" of our individual patients
Presiding: Ronald Grossberg, D.D.S., Brooklyn, NY
Member, Second District Dental Society
Sponsored by

Presiding: Steven P. Saltzman, D.D.S., Brooklyn, NY
Member, Oral Health Committee, Second District Dental Society
Sponsored by

Half Day Workshops
JoNaS beckToR, D.D.S., Ph.D.
GöRAn URDE, D.D.S., PH.D.

Course: 6030
Tuition: $245.00
Recommended for: D, A, L, S

JohN c. miNicheTTi, D.m.D.

9:45 - 12:45
3 CEUs
Limited Enrollment

HAnDS-on DiGiTAL TREATmEnT PLAnninG
TooLS FoR immeDiaTe imPLaNT PLacemeNT
This hands-on workshop introduces using digital treatment planning
tools for proposed implant surgery. Attendees use models to learn
treatment planning techniques in guided surgery. Advanced surgical
techniques like immediate placement, GBR, ridge-splitting, block graft
and sinus elevation are also demonstrated.
Learn to:
* utilize a digital treatment planning tool
* use the digital planning tool to plan an advanced implant case
* use the surgical guide for implant placement on an advanced
surgical case on a model
Presiding: Sol D. Haber, D.D.S., Brooklyn, NY
Member, Second District Dental Society
Sponsored by

Course: 6040
Tuition: $295.00
Recommended for: D, A, L, S

SinUS GRAfTinG WiTH AnD WiTHoUT imPLAnT PLACEmEnT
Dental implants are becoming main stream for tooth replacement.
This hands-on workshop is designed for the early to moderate level
implant dentist wishing to learn how to simplify the management of
inadequate vertical bone in the posterior maxilla. Participants learn
diagnosis of the posterior maxilla, treatment options for this region,
crestal bone grafting techniques and lateral window bone sinus
augmentation ("Sinus Lifts"). Hands on exercises of sinus grafting with
and without implants are performed on pig heads.
Learn to:
* analyze the posterior maxilla of patients with CT Imaging
* understand how to diagnosis the posterior maxilla
* perform crestal sinus grafting , lateral window sinus grafting, and
practice hands on sinus grafting on pig heads
Presiding: Sol D. Haber, D.D.S., Brooklyn, NY
Member, Second District Dental Society
Sponsored by

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1:30 - 4:30
3 CEUs
Limited Enrollment

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