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#100 “The Top Issue Affecting Dentistry...ECONOMY” 6:00PM-8:00PM 2 CEU 4-15-2010 Sally McKenzie , Featured Speaker Sally will address the "smoking gun" issues such as high overhead, production fluctuation, patients not accepting treatment, holes in the schedule, and unproductive job descriptions.
#200 “The Integration of Technology into the 21st Century Practice” 6:15PM-8:15PM 2 CEU 4-15-2010 Wayne R. Harrison, D.D.S., Featured Speaker We are inundated with requests from manufacturers to implement their technology for a myriad of reasons. In many instances we are resistant to technology because of the changes it may require from the patient, the staff and the dentist. This lecture will help you sort out questions regarding dental lasers: Why Change? Why Change Now? What Technology Should I Implement First?
#300 “Avoiding Embezzlement” 6:30PM-8:30PM 2 CEU 4-15-2010 Eugene W. Heller, D.D.S., Featured Speaker It is currently estimated that between 35-50% of all dentists will experience a substantial theft or embezzlement at least once during their dental career. The cost of theft in a dental office can range from a few hundred dollars to $500,000+. Learn how “creative” these dental thieves have become and the simple steps a dentist can take to eliminate 90% of the risk of theft from staff. This program is for dentists only.
TO REGISTER CLICK HERE WWW.REGONLINE.COM/CEADENTAL2010EXPO
#101 “Practical Use of 3-D Cone Beam Technology:” “Turning a pretty picture into improved patient care” 8:00AM-10:00AM 2 CEU 4-16-2010 Grant McGann, D.D.S. Cone beam technology has brought a revolution in the ability to visualize structures important to dentistry. Almost all dentists are taking or receiving cone beam images of their patients, yet with little knowledge on how to use them to their potential. This course will show how to use those images to improve your patient outcomes. The emphasis will be on day to day use in private practice.
#102 “Front Office Boot Camp” 8:00AM-10:00AM 2 CEU 4-16-2010 Kathy Dennis, Guiding Light Dental Consulting Course will focus on making your office more productive. We will review ways to properly sell your treatment plans, and perfect your recall system so your patients show up to their hygiene appointment. Learn how to improve your insurance billing and get paid on the first submission.
#103 “The $2,000,000 Exit Strategy” 8:00AM-10:00AM 2 CEU 4-16-2010 Eugene W. Heller, D.D.S. Every practice owner needs an exit plan, regardless of how far off “retirement” might be. This fast paced discussion will focus on areas of practice providing the highest rate of return on investment, the key ingredients of a profitable exit plan, and how to avoid mistakes most dentists make toward the end of their dental careers. Avoiding these mistakes can provide an additional $2,000,000 in retirement assets.
#104 “Successful Periodontal and Dental Implant Treatment” 8:00AM-10:00AM 2 CEU 4-16-2010 Peter Warshawsky, D.D.S. Depending on what study you read, it is estimated that 35% to 75% of Americans have some form of periodontal disease. Much can be done today periodontally to optimize dental health and esthetics. The following topics will be presented: What to do about gingival recession; Why is biologic width so important and how it relates to cosmetic dentistry; What can be done to preserve teeth; and what can be done to make dental implants look as natural as possible. This will provide information regarding ridge preservation and soft tissue grafting. Multiple cases will be presented. The various treatment options for these cases will be discussed and critiqued. Long term follow up on these cases will then be presented.
#105 “CPR” +$50 8:00AM-11:00AM 3 CEU 4-16-2010
#106 “Dental Caries: Advances in Detection and Disease Management” 8:00AM-10:00AM 2 CEU 4-16-2010
Karen Hayes, CDA, R.D.H., B.S. Dental caries is a chronic infectious disease experienced by children and adults. This course will address recent changes in caries epidemiogy, outline a growing number of new diagnostic assessment technologies, and review current trends in the management of dental disease. The clinician will understand and redirect their strategies for caries management from past trends of prevention and diagnosis, to a medical and/or surgical approach. This paradigm shift is currently suggested and supported by research. Applications of these new trends are essential for the modern management of dental disease. A.G.D. Credits
TO REGISTER CLICK HERE WWW.REGONLINE.COM/CEADENTAL2010EXPO
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#201 “5 M's of a Successful Practice” 12:30PM-2:30PM 2 CEU 4-16-2010 Sally McKenzie Featured Speaker Message – Communicating With Patients; Measurement – Measuring The Performance Of Customer Service; Manpower – Quality of Employee Reflects Quality of Care In the eyes of the patient; Materials – Providing Quality Training Materials; and Management – 22 Systems Requiring On-Going Assessment and Monitoring
#202 “OSHA Compliance and Infection Control”+$35 12:30PM-2:30PM 2 CEU 4-16-2010
Kathy Dennis, Guiding Light Dental Consulting Cary Schaffner, Image Builders International
#203 LAVA COS - 3M ESPE “Digital Impressioning” 12:30PM-2:30PM 2 CEU 4-16-2010 Kristie Rudolph, Lava COS
What if you could instantaneously view your impression in awe-inspiring detail and turn an unpleasant procedure for your patient into a remarkable fun experience? Introducing the Lava™ Chairside Oral Scanner COS from 3M ESPE, with revolutionary 3D-in-Motion technology. Learn how the dental industry is the first to benefit from this extraordinary breakthrough in digital imaging; the practice of taking impressions will never be the same. Join us as we review cases from top clinicians from around San Diego county. The course offers a live demonstration of this new technology and allows participants to experience the scanner for themselves.
#204 “New Technologies in Nickel Titanium Rotary Files” 12:30PM-2:30AP 2 CEU 4-16-2010 Thein Nguyen, D.D.S.
Rotary nickel titanium files were first introduced to dentistry in the early 90's. Several slight changes have been made over the years but the manufacturing process has basically remained the same, until the introduction of the Twisted File by Sybron Endo. Join Dr. Thien Nguyen and Sybron Endo as they present the science behind this revolutionary new concept in rotary endodontics in this hands on formatted lecture. The file system you are currently using is a 20 year old technology, join us and bring your practice up to speed.
#205 “Ultrasonics: An Evidence Based Approach to Nonsurgical Periodontal Therapy” 12:30PM-2:30PM 2 CEU 4-16-2010 Karen Hayes, CDA, R.D.H., B.S.
This course is based on current scientific literature and evidence based strategies to give the clinician practical guidelines regarding the use of ultrasonic instrumentation for nonsurgical periodontal therapy. Ultrasonic instrumentation techniques will be covered extensively following the dental hygiene process of care and utilizing hands-on activities. A.G.D. Credits
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#206 “Patient Pleasing Provisional Crown and Bridge Made Easy” 12:30PM-2:30PM 2 CEU 4-16-2010 Barbara Perlitch, D.D.S.
Geared exclusively to the busy dental assistant, this hands-on course will discuss the ins and outs of fabricating provisional crowns and bridges comfortably and quickly using the latest materials by VOCO. These highly esthetic materials will be utilized by each participant to demonstrate their ease of use while fabricating in moments, beautifully functioning provisionals. All typodonts and materials are provided; excellent review for the RDA licensing exam. This class fills quickly!
TO REGISTER CLICK HERE WWW.REGONLINE.COM/CEADENTAL2010EXPO
#301 “The Integration of Technology into the 21st Century Practice” 3:00PM-5:00PM 2 CEU 4-16-2010 Wayne R. Harrison, D.D.S., Featured Speaker See Course # 200 for Course Description
#302 “California Dental Practice Act” +$35 3:00PM-5:00PM 2 CEU 4-16-2010 Kathy Dennis, Guiding Light Dental Consulting and Cary Schaffner, Image Builders International A required course for all California licensed dental professionals, this needs to be taken every 2 years. This course deals with how to keep your license and how not to lose it (by unethical or illegal treatment of your business or your patients). It will explore how the Dental Board is set up, what it does and what its powers are.
#303 “Avoiding Embezzlement” 3:00PM-5:00PM 2 CEU 4-16-2010 Eugene W. Heller, D.D.S. Featured Speaker This program is for dentists only! See Course #300 for Course Description
#304 “E4D- Empowering Dentistry” Clinical applications in Dentistry utilizing CAD/CAM technology 3:00PM-5:00PM 2 CEU 4-16-2010 Grey J. Cunningham, D.D.S.
This lecture will focus on implementation and demonstration of chairside CAD/CAM clinical applications. Topics covered: CAD/CAM Materials, Clinical Applications, and implemtation of CAD/CAM Technology. Learn about the latest in Cad-Cam technology from D4D technologies. Learn how to scan, design, and mill your own units in office providing convince for your patients to accept treatment with single appointment. Learn the financial benefits and potential of owning an E4D.
#305 “Low Back and Neck Pain: The True Cause and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Condition vs. Position” 3:00PM-5:00PM 2 CEU 4-16-2010 Brian Bradley, Vice President of Therapy Protoco, at the world renowned Egoscue Method Three Spinal Curves and You Walk…Without Them, You Don’t
#306 “Treating the Infected Periodontal Foundation” 3:00PM-5:00PM 2 CEU 4-16-2010 Ms. Gemma Pimentel, R.D.H., B.S. This presentation is to further your understanding about the clinical nature of periodontal disease—a chronic bacterial infection that poses specific challenges for treatment. We’ll also explain how the locally administered antibiotic ARESTIN® can address these challenges, helping to improve clinical outcomes in your practice. In addition we will introduce, ARESTIN® Rx Access, which is designed to help you deliver on your personal standard of care: providing your patients with every option for periodontal treatment. Through this innovative program, patients may be able to use their pharmacy insurance plans to cover the cost of ARESTIN® therapy just as their plans would cover the cost of any other prescription medicine. The possibility of the patient acquiring ARESTIN® through their pharmacy benefits can help your patients say yes to the comprehensive treatment of periodontal disease and help them realize improved clinical outcomes.
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