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From Single Implants to Full Reconstructions: A Roadmap for Enhanced Surgical-Restorative Team Synergies
Contemporary implant therapy aims to pro-vide highly esthetic treatment, while decreas-ing treatment duration and complexity. The
achievement of predictable esthetics however can be one of the most difficult challenges in implant den-tistry, particularly in scenarios with a predisposition for sub-optimal outcomes. Although hi-tech solutions are increasingly available, it is only through multi-disciplinary team collaboration that the potential for optimal implant esthetics may be fully realized. Con-ceptual unity in diagnosis, treatment planning, stag-ing and sequencing, are highlights of successful inter-disciplinary teams. This presentation will discuss the
collaborative Surgical-Restorative aspects of contemporary implant therapy, and demonstrate the best clinical practices for achieving predictable esthet-ics in a variety of clinical scenarios.
Attendees will gain familiarity with state of the art interdisciplinary protocols to achieve predictable esthetics in single implant and full arch cases, including the management of unexpected outcomes and complications.
Restorative dentists and surgeons will further develop a mutual understand-ing of how to setup and sequence cases from a collaborative perspective.
Dr. Ernesto A. Lee is a Clinical Professor and Director of the Postgraduate Periodontal Prosthesis Program, and the Postdoctoral Implant Fellowship at Penn Dental Medicine. Dr. Lee graduated summa cum laude from the Uni-versity of Panama, in his native country. He holds dual specialty degrees in Periodontics and Fixed Prosthodontics from the University of Pennsylvania.
Wednesday, October 7, 2015Presented by Dr. Ernesto A. Lee
N J S P M E E T I N G
FALL 2015
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S P E A K E R B I O G R A P H Y
C O U R S E d E S C R I P T I O N
Dr. ErnEsto A. LEE
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From Single Implants to Full Reconstructions: A Roadmap
for Enhanced Surgical- Restorative Team Synergies
Presenter:Dr. Ernesto A. Lee
date:Wednesday, October 7, 2015
Place:Hotel Woodbridge
(Formerly Woodbridge Hilton)120 S Wood Avenue
Iselin, NJ 08830
Meeting ScheduleRegistration & Full Breakfast
and Meet Exhibitors7:00 am – 8:00 am
Seminar8:00 am – 2 pm
l E A R N I N G O B J E C T I v E S
UPCOMING EvENTS
NJSP Upcoming Events: 2015-2017
NJSP Board of Trustees: Meeting: Wed., Sept. 9, 2015
7PM
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C O U R S E R E G I S T R A T I O NNJ SOCIETY OF PERIOdONTISTS FAll MEETING
Please Respond Regarding Your Attendance
Speaker: Dr. Ernesto A. Lee date: Wednesday, October 7, 2015 Time: 7:00 am - 8:00 am (includes a complimentary full breakfast) Topic: From Single Implants to Full Reconstructions: A Roadmap for Enhanced Surgical-Restorative Team Synergies Place: Hotel Woodbridge (Formerly the Woodbridge Hilton Address: 120 S Wood Avenue, Iselin, NJ 08830 • Phone (732) 494-6200
6 CEU CreditsREMINDER:All New Jersey Dentists are required to have 40 CEU credits by: License Renewal date of October 31, 2015
Upon completion of your Registration: each member will receive 3 certificates for your referring restorative specialists to Dr. Lee’s seminar as a NJSP member benefit. [No additional fee]
Registration Fees: NJSP Member Fee - $125 ($175 after September 16, 2015) / Non-member Fee: $275
Name (s): ____________________________________________________________________________________________Office Address: _______________________________________________________________________________________Office Phone: _____________________________________ E-mail address: ____________________________________
Referring Restorative Specialists: [No additional fee with your registration]1. Name:__________________________________________ E-mail address: ____________________________________2. Name:__________________________________________ E-mail address: ____________________________________3. Name:__________________________________________ E-mail address: ____________________________________
Total Enclosed: $ __________________________________
Mail checks & registration form to:New Jersey Society of Periodontists
Dr. Ethan Glickman — Executive Secretary, P.O. Box 7296, East Brunswick, NJ 08816Office: 732-742-2597 Fax: 732-764-6200
www.njperio.org
6 CEU Credits Sign up early for this exceptional meeting.
Hello friends. I hope everyone had a good summer and are back in the swing of things.
We had a great lecture by Dr. Kev-in Murphy in April and it was in-deed a treat for all present. We had a very good turnout and I want to thank those who came and made it a success.
Next month we have Dr. Ernesto Lee presenting to us, “From Single Implants to Full Reconstructions: A Road Map for Enhanced Surgical-Restorative Team Syner-gies.” Dr. Lee is a Prosthodontist in Pennsylvania, who is an international lecturer of repute. He will discuss the importance of team work in contemporary implant therapy and also discuss a variety of clinical scenarios
For our spring meeting, we have arranged for a lecture by Dr. Daniel Melker who is a periodontist in Florida. Anyone who has heard him, or reads the AAP Connect emails, will attest to his clinical excellence. I am eager
to listen and see his unique approach to periodontal therapy, especially the biologic shaping of teeth. More details to follow in the next newsletter.
As you are aware, our academy is considering a name change which will be voted on at the annual meeting in Florida. I am sure many of you have an opinion on the subject and so I urge you to try and attend the session on Monday when the voting will take place.
We need members and we need them to step up and become officers of this society. To address this issue we recently changed the term of our officers to two years. However we still need more officers. As of now we do not have anyone “climbing the ladder” once the cur-rent two year term is over. If you or anyone you know is interested, please encourage them to join our society and accept the responsibility of becoming an officer.
Please contact me with any suggestions or complaints!!
Warm regards,
— Amit
A Special Message from our Immediate Past Presidentdr. Amit vora
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NJSP President’s Messagedr. Nima Mirmadjlessi
Dear Colleagues,
Dr. Amit Vora, our NJSP President, has unfortunately
had to step down due to personal reasons, as of August 16, 2015.
We wish him the best and thank him for his many years of gener-ously donated time and efforts for NJSP. We hope that he will be
able to attend our BOT and yearly meetings; as we ap-preciate his comradery, experience and leadership.
I am certain that the majority of our members have been reading and/or participating in the AAP open fo-rum digest. There are several challenges that we are facing in our practices every day.
There are certain challenges that could even affect the future of our specialty! There is the never ending challenge of addressing the lack of knowledge about periodontal disease by the public. Furthermore, the amount of dental school debt has limited the ability for new graduates pursuing independent private practice. In addition, one of the biggest challenges has been the decrease demand from the general dentists to seek the services from the periodontal specialists. We are facing new technologies and treatment modalities with pow-erful marketing programs which to date have not been shown to be the equal to our current standard of care. Despite limited evidence, technology has not surpassed the valued of our extensive knowledge and clinical skills.
I remember when I was completing my residency, one of my instructors used to say that anyone is able to ex-tract a tooth, it is our responsibility to provide health, stability and function.
The titanium wind is so strong in our spe-cialty that the AAP is proposing to change the name of our 100+ year old academy. The rational is to increase the public’s awareness of our relevance and expertise. If you have been following the most recent changes in dental education CODA has ap-proved making Implant surgery part of the Prosthodontic specialty training and deter-mined
that this non-surgical specialty needs to add only one month of additional training.
As members of the NJSP, we are work-ing to establish a paradigm shift in our ef-forts. We are going to piggyback the Open Forum Digest provided by the AAP and we are going to establish a NJSP google group for our members only. This group
will have the opportunity to discuss challenges that we face statewide and have means of communication which have not been available to us before. We will also discuss Practice Management, Dental and Medical In-surance Compensation, which will make our practices much more efficient and productive.
We will be discussing different ways to engage resourc-es, such as social media, to educate the public on Peri-odontal Disease, Implant Therapy and Perimplantitis! Our new focus we will be on team building through sharing information, education, mentorship and leader-ship.
We will be offering an opportunity to our members, with every registration; they will receive three certifi-cates where they will be able to invite up to three re-storative specialists [GP’s] to our meetings. We will be able to sit side-by-side, listen with us to our speakers and plant seeds of open discussion among all of us. Let us make everyone on the patient care team aware of how we can provide treatment options to our dental care providers in a more productive manner.
We are Periodontists, who will save natural teeth utiliz-ing Prosthetics, Occlusion and Periodontal Maintenance Therapy. Furthermore, Dental Implants, Bone Replace-ment Graft and Guided Tissue Regeneration should be other treatment modalities that can be provided by the Periodontist. Hopefully, our members will be able to utilize this information and to promote their individual private practices and become the GATEKEEPERS of patient care. Ladies and gentlemen, this is a call to action to improve our professional lives through Education, Mentorship and Leadership.
Respectfully,
— Nima Mirmadjlessi DDS, MSD
Save the Dates: Friday & Saturday, April 15 & 16, 2016
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Watch your mail for a special offer from us.
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Featured Speakers:
Jeffrey Brucia, DDS Daniel Budasoff, DDS Frank Celenza, DDS Stephen J. Chu, DMD Mark N. Hochman, DDS Shankar Iyer, DDS, MDS Joseph Kan, DDS, MS
Kenneth A. Malament, DDSMarc Nevins, DMD, MMSc Paul S. Rosen, DMD Henry Salama, DMD Michael Sonick, DMD Christian Stappert, DDS, PhD Arnold Weisgold, DDS Shane White, BDS, MS, MA, PhD Thomas Wilcko, DMD
Excellence in Interdisciplinary Dentistry
THE 2ND BIENNIAL SYMPOSIUM
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A Special Message from AAP President-Electdr. Wayne Aldredge
Dear NJSP Colleagues:
Monday November 16 at 5:00 pm at the Gaylord Palms Hotel in Orlando, FL.
Please save this time and date. This is when the AAP General Assembly meets at our annual meeting. And it is the one chance you will have to support changing our Academy’s name to the American Academy of Periodontology and Dental Implantology.
Many of you have heard our AAP Trustees and officers speak in favor of this change or have read the com-munications from the AAP. The March 2015 survey by the AAP showed that 89% of members support this change. Another survey, comparing the current name to the proposed name, showed more than a 300% in-crease in consumers choosing a member of the AAPID to do their dental implant versus a member of the AAP. That is impact.
This change must be approved by a 75% vote of the members present at the General Assembly. You must be present to vote. The 75% threshold means three posi-tive votes are needed to balance one negative vote. Ev-ery vote will be critical.
Please do not assume someone else will do this for you. For some, attending the General Assembly will mean delaying their departure and even staying an ex-
tra day. Against that small inconvenience consider this: how often do you get the opportunity to do something which will positively impact your practice, the practices’ of your colleagues and the periodontists who will fol-low us? This is that important.
The leaders of the New Jersey Society of Periodontists encourage you to attend the General Assembly meet-ing, vote, and support this initiative.
Sincerely,
Dr. Wayne AldredgePresident-elect, American Academy of Periodontology Vice President, Northeastern Society of Periodontists Past President, New Jersey Society of Periodontists Clinical Assistant Professor Dept of Periodontology & Implant Dentistry State University of New York @ Stony Brook
Diplomate, American Board of Periodontology
Dear Members,
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Ernesto Lee will be
presenting a 6 CEU credit seminar for NJSP on Wednesday, October 7, 2015, entitled “From Single Im-plants to Full Reconstructions: A Roadmap for Enhanced Surgical- Restorative Team Synergies.”
The NEW format for our NJSP seminars will be a start time of 8am and ending at 2pm.
This will allow our attendees to peruse other activities after our seminar as this day is usually held on our mem-bers “day-off”.
We will be offering a complimentary Full Breakfast as a special member benefit for this seminar.
Dr. Mirmadjlessi stated in his newsletter message to you [see p.3]:
“One of the biggest challenges has been the de-crease demand from the general dentists to seek the services from the periodontal specialists”.
Our society’s goal is to encourage interaction with our “Restorative Specialists”, the GP’s; so to this end Dr. Lee will emphasize the role of the Periodontists and the col-laborative aspects with the Restorative Specialists, the GP’s ANd upon completion of your Registration for Dr. Lee’s seminar; each member will receive three [3] cer-tificates for your referring Restorative Specialists to Dr. Lee’s seminar as a NJSP member benefit. [No additional Fee]
Dr. Lee’s topics are centered on Esthetics, Implants and Interdisciplinary Therapy. He will discuss both Surgical and Restorative consideration and their inter-relations.
We are actively looking to create and provide “real value” for being a member of NJSP.
REMINdER: All New Jersey Dentists are required to have 40 CEU credits by the License Renewal date of Oc-tober 31, 2015.
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NJSP has established a NJSP Google Group for our members only.
NJSP Executive Secretary’s Messagedr. Ethan Glickman
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Dr. Lee is the author of several publications, including journal articles and book chapters. He has dictated over 200 lectures throughout Europe, Asia, Latin America and the US; including presentations before the Academy of Osseointegration, European Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, International Symposium in Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry, FDI World Dental Fed-eration, American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, Ameri-can Academy of Periodontology, American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, and the Greater New York Acad-emy of Prosthodontics.
Dr. Lee’s practice is located in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania; a suburb of Phila-delphia, and is limited to Prosthodontics and Implant Dentistry, with an emphasis in Esthetic Dentistry.
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Speaker Bio continued from p.1
Oral Cancer FoundationCommunity Screening and
Walkathon. Team NJSP. Sunday, September 20, 2015
Andover, New Jersey
Members Only Meeting 2016February 24, 2016
Minal Sampat, RDH Social Media Marketing
Spring Scientific Meeting 2016
May 4, 2016: Dr. Dan Melker “A Team Approach to
Comprehensive Perio-Restorative Treatment for a long Term
Success”
Fall Scientific Meeting 2016October 19, 2016Dr. Robert Levine
“Working Together Works! Teamwork for Success in
Implant dentistry”
Anna Pattison, RDHUniversity Southern California
Hands-on Workshop:Scaling and Root Planing
Day 1. All day seminar: Wed. Day 2. Hands-on: Sunday;Scaling and Root Planing
workshop. Date: TBD
Insurance Workshop: Dr. Jay Kartagener
“Billing and Coding for Maximum Reimbursement”
Date: TBD
Members Only Meeting 2017February 2017
Joan Garbo Practice Management:“Team leadership and
Communication for your Referring dentists”
Date: TBD
NJSP Events continued from p.1
Secretary’s Message continued from p.4
This NJSP group will have the op-portunity to discuss challenges that we face statewide and have means of communication which have not been available to us before.
Please look for our NJSP E-mail in-viting you to our new NJSP Google group.
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The mission of the Oral Cancer Foundation is to spread early detec-tion and awareness to the public so we can find oral cancer at its most curable stage and hopefully save lives.
The OCF Walk/Run for Awareness in Memory of David Nasto will be held on Sunday September 20 at Perona Farms in Andover, NJ, rain or shine... it’s a great way with free oral cancer screenings, raffles, free breakfast and barbecue lunch, live band, speakers, Zumba, dunk tank, ice cream truck, goody bags, shirts and so much more.. They will have awards for run winners as well.
It’s really a great day for everyone but most important all who attend are learning the signs and symptoms of oral cancer.
They are giving away a Velscope to the dental office/team who raises the most donations as well
Henry Schein is on board as Silver Sponsor and they are donating all the screening supplies for the event.
NJSP would like to get a team to-gether for the OCF Walk/Run for Awareness in Memory of David Nas-to will be held on Sunday September 20 at Perona Farms in Andover, NJ,
We would register and then create a team name and then everyone can register under that team name
And yes NJSP can be a sponsor as well.
Right now I have 3 dentists to do screenings. They can use 2 additional dentists to volunteer for performing oral cancer screenings they provide scrub tops for our screeners too... really nice OCF burgundy scrub tops. If any hygienists or assistants would like to help out that would be great to assist as it would be very helpful to the dentist.
Please see the listing of NJSP up-coming Events
Respectively, — Ethan Glickman DDS
Executive SecretaryNew Jersey Society of Periodontists
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Contact Dr. David A. Goldberg at [email protected]
NJSP OFFICERS 2015
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For information or to submit articles, please
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PRESIdENTDr. Amit Vora98 James StreetSuite 306Edison, NJ 08820Phone (732) [email protected]
vICE-PRESIdENTNima Mir Madjlessi7 Brier Hill Ct.E. Brunswick, NJ 08816 (732) 651-8470Fax: (732) 651-8033
SECRETARY Dr. Maria Parrella40 Prospect StMadison, NJ 07940(973) 822-9323Fax: (973) [email protected]
TREASURERDr. Daniel Barabas88 West Ridgewood Ave.Ridgewood, NJ 07450(201) 447-0855 [email protected]
EXECUTIvE SECRETARYNJ SOCIETY OF PERIOdONTISTSDr. Ethan GlickmanP.O. Box 7296East Brunswick, NJ 08816(732) 742-2597Fax: (732) 390-2332Email: [email protected]
NEWSlETTER EdITORDr. David A. Goldberg176 Cedar StreetNo. Plainfield, NJ 07060(908) [email protected]
IMMEdIATE PASTPRESIdENTSDr. David Stein177 Main StreetE. Brunswick, NJ 08816(732) [email protected]
Dr. Gail Childers48 South Maple Ave.Marlton, NJ 08053(856) [email protected]
Dr. Scott Zirkin50 Hwy. 9 NorthSuite 102Morganville, NJ 07751(732) 972-5922
Dr. David A. Goldberg176 Cedar StreetNo. Plainfield, NJ 07060(908) 756-7619
Dr. Wayne Aldredge999 Palmer Ave. Ste. #1Holmdel, NJ 07733732-671-7100(856) 778-1666
Please visit our website at www.njperio.orgWe welcome your questions and comments.
You may email them to: [email protected]
Directions to the Hotel Woodbridge120 Wood Avenue, South Iselin, NJ • (732) 494-6200
New Jersey Southbound/Northbound: Garden State Parkway to Exit 131 A. Hotel is on the right at the exit.
Newark Int’l Airport / New York City: New Jersey Turnpike South to Exit 11, Garden State Parkway North to Exit 131A. Ho-tel is on the right at the exit.
Staten Island: Outerbridge Crossing to Route 440. Garden State Parkway North to Exit 131 A. Hotel is on the right at the exit.
Philadelphia: New Jersey Turn-pike North to Exit 11, Garden State Parkway North to Exit 131 A. Hotel is on right at the exit.
Walking distance to “Metro Park” Amtrak Train Station
NJSP Web-Sitedr. Scott Zirkin
Hello All, Hope everyone is having a good summer.
I have been in touch with PBHS and for-warded them the suggestions made by Growth Management Marketing to update our web site.
They indicated that because of the changes in technology and the way they design web sites now, our present web site cannot be up-dated in its present form. Basically, it requires redesigning the web site. Please contact me regarding your thoughts about our current NJSP web-site an suggestions that you may have for improvement and/or enhancement. Regards,
— Scott
