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Sleep Apnea Symposium
Brett Brocki
Course: 3260 			
Tuition: $215.00		
Recommended for: D, H, R, A, L, S

9:00 - 12:00
3 CEUs

Where to Find Your First 300 Sleep Patients;
Success in Dental Sleep Medicine
The speaker dives into how to setup a sleep apnea program in your
dental practice. This engaging and informative session will draw on
the speaker's extensive experience helping dental practices across
the country setup successful sleep practices.
Learn:
*	the need for Dental Sleep Medicine
*	DSM education
*	to understand the team approach and why team buy-in is key to
success
Presiding: Richard Trushkowsky, D.D.S., Staten Island, NY
Past Vice President, Richmond County Dental Society
Sponsored by

Course: 3265 			
Tuition: $215.00		
Recommended for: D, H, R, S

1:00 - 5:00
4 CEUs

Jill Ombrello, D.D.S.	

1:00 - 3:00

Pediatric Sleep, Breathing and Airway Disorders:
Recognizing the Outward Symptoms, Evaluating and
Treating the Underlying Root Causes
Sleep-related Breathing Disorders; a silent epidemic affecting 9 out
of 10 children is often ignored and many times misdiagnosed but
manifests itself in outward symptoms such as ADD/ADHD, Allergies,
Snoring, Mouth Breathing and more. Dental professionals are the first
line in identifying young patients at risk. It is the dentist's responsibility to screen, identify, evaluate and treat. Every child deserves a
HealthyStart and can with a three-dimensional type of oral appliance
therapy.
Learn:
*about Sleep-related Breathing Disorders and how to screen
*to uncover pediatric airway health issues using tools available to
identify and determine the degree of severity of outward symptoms
*the relationship between Sleep-related Breathing Disorders, early
childhood growth and development, jaw development, arch expansion, creating proper and eliminating improper oral habits
Paul M. McLornan, D.D.S., M.S.	

3:00 - 5:00

The TAP System: An Overnight
Sensation 20 Years in the Making
In 1994, Dr. Keith Thornton developed a simple but highly effective
oral appliance to treat obstructive sleep apnea. Based on the basic
EMT airway management technique of jaw thrust, the appliance was
a single point, adjustable mandibular advancement device, the TAP 1.
Fast forward to today, the TAP appliances are now in the 5th generation, with more than 500,000 devices placed. With over 39 peer
reviewed studies detailing the efficacy and high compliance of the
devices, the TAP brand is trusted by Clinicians worldwide.
Learn:
*	why the TAP appliances are the lowest risk, highest rated devices
available
*	how you can treat the entire range of sleep disordered breathing
*	why the VA, Medicare, US Army, Air Force and Navy choose TAP
Sponsored by

Presiding: Richard Trushkowsky, D.D.S., Staten Island, NY
Past Vice President, Richmond County Dental Society

Disclaimer
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in any manner by an instructor or any other person(s) before,
during, or after any educational meeting, seminar, or any other
event, or any program held by or associated with the Greater
New York Dental Meeting (GNYDM) is strictly the opinion of the
instructor or other person(s) and not the opinion of the GNYDM.
The GNYDM does not recommend, endorse, oppose, or suggest
the use of non-use of any particular product, modality, company,
or course of conduct. Each attendee agrees that any conclusion
reached or decision made by him or her during or after the
Meeting is strictly that of the attendee and not at the direction,
suggestion, or implication of the GNYDM, its employees, or
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