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wednesday All Day Seminar
Marty zase, D.M.D., M.A.g.D.
colchester, cT
Accreditation Examiner & Past Pres., Amer.
Acad. of Cosmetic Dentistry; Private Practice
9:00 - 12:00 & 2:00 - 5:00
6 CEUs
Course 6140
$250.00
Recommended for: D A
cOSMeTic PeARlS fOR The geNeRAl PRAcTiTiONeR
Designed to help Dentists who are in the process of converting
their practices to include more cosmetic dentistry procedures, this
seminar offers many tips on how to do cosmetic dentistry better
and more efficiently. Subjects include basic adhesive and microdentistry techniques, zero sensitivity composite bonding, zero sensitivity bleaching, invisible restorations of fractured incisors, undetectable porcelain onlays, smile design, cementing and opaquing
tips, porcelain veneers, laboratory communications, fixing errors,
general quick tips on some new products, natural looking bridges
with ovate pontics and patient communications for success.

learn:
• how to do the Mini-Prep: a minimally invasive technique for
restoring incipient and carious lesions
• how to eliminate all post-op sensitivity with bonding procedures
and to do guaranteed near-zero sensitivity bleaching both at home
and in office
• opaquing, adhesive, and reparative techniques with composite
and porcelain as well as utilizing opaque pontics for natural looking
bridges
• a large number of practical tips not only in handling materials, but
also how to be more comfortable presenting cosmetic treatment
plans to patients and feel more confident in tackling all types of
cosmetic restorations
Presiding: Barry Sporer, D.M.D., New York, NY
Member, Finance and Peer Review Committees, New York County
Dental Society

All Day Seminar and workshop
Rose D. Sheats, D.M.D, M.P.h.
chapel hill, Nc
Assoc. Prof. & Graduate Program Dir.,
Orthodontics, Univ. of North Carolina

leila chahine, D.M.D.
Danbury, cT
Chrmn., Education Committee, Amer. Acad. of
Dental Sleep Medicine; Private Practice

9:00 - 12:00 & 2:00 - 5:00
Course 6130
Recommended for: D

6 CEUs
$395.00

eSSeNTiAlS Of DeNTAl SleeP MeDiciNe
This introductory level course covers the essential areas in Dental
Sleep Medicine needed to gain an understanding of this rapidly
growing area in health care. After taking this course, attendees will
understand the appropriate training needed to help take care of
patients referred by sleep medicine physicians for dental appliance
therapy to help manage snoring and obstructive sleep apnea. An
understanding of the pathophysiology and consequences of snoring
and obstructive sleep apnea is gained. Proper treatment protocols
and current standards of practice are taught. The session teaches
appropriate bite registration and appliance selection criteria. Best
practices and practice management ideas round out this fast paced
session.

Nancy Addy, D.D.S.
leawood, kS
Private Practice
This seminar is repeated Monday, see page 78
and Tuesday, see page 104.
Sponsored by
learn:
• the pathophysiology and consequences of snoring and
obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)
• proper treatment protocol and standard of practice
• appropriate devices for patients, perform proper bite registration
techniques and select mandibular repositioning techniques to
avoid unnecessary side-effects
• to build and develop a successful dental sleep medicine practice
Presiding: Barry C. Cooper, D.D.S., Lawrence, NY
Associate Member, New York County Dental Society

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wednesday, December 4

R. Bruce Templeton, D.M.D.
Minneapolis, MN
Dipl., Amer. Bd. Of Oral and Maxillofacial
Surgery; Clinical Prof., Developmental and
Social Sciences, Univ. of Minnesota

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