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April 26-28, 2012Cox Convention CenterOklahoma City, Oklahoma
PLEASE NOTE: The 2012 ODA Annual Meeting will be paperless. All speaker
handouts are posted on the ODA website at www.okda.org.
A Legacy Through Collaboration2012 Annual Meeting
Annual Meeting
Program
The Oklahoma Dental Association (ODA) is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider.
ADA CERP is a service of the American Dental Association to assist dental professionals in identifying quality providers of continuing dental education. ADA CERP does not approve or endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry.
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Welcome from the President - Dr. Douglas Auld Welcome to the 2012 ODA Annual Meeting in Oklahoma City!
This year has been an amazing year for me as ODA President. I want to thank all those who have put in so much effort to make this Annual Meeting such a great event. Dr. Justin Beasley, as Annual Meeting Chair, and Dr. Sid Nicholson, as CE Chair, have worked incredibly hard to make this Annual Meeting one of the most exciting and scientifically interesting events we’ve ever had.
We have spent this last year creating “A Legacy Through Collaboration”. Members across the state came together to help pay off the building mortgage - which was my main goal this year. Dental professionals and lay volunteers showed up by the hundreds to support our first rural Mission of Mercy. You have truly given of yourself, as we all worked together, to leave a legacy this year. I sincerely thank you.
We have such a great profession! During these next few days, take time to renew relationships as it is our collaborative efforts that strengthen us. Take time to go listen to the great line-up of speakers we have available during staggered times on Friday and Saturday. ODA LIVE! this year means “live” patients. Learn about bone grafts and mini-implants during these special sessions on Friday in the Exhibit Hall.
Please plan now to spend time in our Exhibit Hall. The Exhibit Hall will open earlier and stay open later. A concession stand offering breakfast and better lunch options will be open for you. On Friday evening, please plan to participate in the OUCOD/ODA New Dentist Reception being held in the Exhibit Hall. Immediately following the reception, bring the whole family to cheer on the OKC Redhawks for ODA Night at the Ballpark. I have enjoyed my year as President of the Oklahoma Dental Association and hope you will come celebrate with me at the President’s Dinner on Saturday evening. Like last year, we will honor our ODA Award Recipients. It will be an amazing evening of dinner and dancing to The Stars. I hope to see you there. Douglas Auld, DDSPresident, Oklahoma Dental Association
The Oklahoma Dental Association is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider. ADA CERP is a service of the American Dental Association to assist dental professionals in identifying quality providers of continuing dental education. ADA CERP does not approve or endorse individual courses or
instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry. The Oklahoma Dental Association designates each of the sessions offered as specific number of continuing education credits as listed in the speaker information. Concerns or complaints about a CE provider may be directed to the provider or to ADA CERP at www.ada.org/cerp.
The AGD CE# for reporting purposes is 219266.
The Oklahoma Dental Association has put forth every effort to select speakers and topics that should reflect current and scientifically accurate information. As such, by virtue of your attendance at the meeting, you acknowledge that any and all actions taken by you based upon such topics, speakers and presentations are taken at your own risk, and you further agree to hold the ODA harmless from any and all liability in relation to the same. The ODA encourages you to make your own independent judgment as to the topics, speakers and presentations, and to rely on the advice of professionals, as appropriate, in making decisions in relation hereto. The ODA does not certify competence or endorse performance of any skills taught during these courses. Furthermore, these courses do not supersede independent medical professional judgement.
All speakers must disclose to the audience any proprietary, financial or other personal interest of any nature or kind, in any product, service, source and/or company, or in any firm beneficially associated therewith that will be discussed or considered during the presentation.
Evaluation Forms will be provided for each CE session with an attached Oklahoma Continuing Education Reporting Card. Please complete the evaluation and CE card and submit both to the ODA Booth located in the Exhibit Hall or mail to: Oklahoma Dental Association, 317 NE 13th Street, Oklahoma City, OK, 73104.
For out-of-state practitioners, it is the responsibility of the individual attendee to submit any necessary continuing education credit documentation to their individual state for verification. The Oklahoma Dental Association is an ADA CERP recognized provider of continuing education.
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2012 Annual Meeting Planning Committee
ChairDr. Justin Beasley
Scientific SpeakersDr. Sid Nicholson
President’s DinnerDr. Lee & Sherry Beasley
ODA Breakfast & LearnDr. Matt Heim
HostsDr. Mitch Kramer
Hospitality SuiteDr. Drew Wendelken
SponsorshipsDr. David Birdwell
AllianceMs. Jennifer Mastin
Dental AssistantsMs. Becky Streeter
Dental Lab TechniciansMs. Sarah Bighart
President-electDr. Todd Bridges
2013 ChairDr. Blake Henry
Welcome to the 2012 Oklahoma Dental Association Annual Meeting, “A Legacy through Collaboration.” This year’s meeting provides you and your staff a full slate of education and product exploration that is complemented by an exciting schedule of special events.
The Annual Meeting Planning Committee has been working diligently to assemble a vast array of well-known and versed speakers to stimulate and energize both you and your team members. The Exhibit Hall has been expanded and improved to showcase the latest in dental procedures and technology. Opportunities for camaraderie with colleagues consist of an OUCOD/ New Dentist Reception, ODA Night at the Bricktown Ballpark, and the annual President’s Dinner.
The ODA is proud to provide the entire dental profession with the opportunity to experience the most innovative technologies and learn from many of the most acclaimed health care professionals. Educational programs address an array of topics, including the latest in clinical dentistry and practice management, presented in a variety of formats: lecture, round-table presentations, hands-on workshops, and live patient procedures demonstrated in the “ODA LIVE!” courses.
Many thanks go to the hard working volunteer members of the Annual Meeting Planning Committee (listed on the right), and the ODA staff who dedicate their time and energy to creating a unique and rewarding experience for all of our attendees.
Thank you for joining us at the ODA’s Annual Meeting. We anticipate that you will have a wonderful and enriching experience in Oklahoma City, and we hope you will become an annual attendee like so many others.
Justin L. Beasley, DDSODA Annual Meeting Chair
Welcome to OKC!
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The Oklahoma Dental Assistants Association would like to cordially welcome you to our Annual Meeting. We are looking forward to a very informative time with you at a variety of exciting Continuing Education sessions that have been designed to answer questions and explain more about various technologies and issues that we use daily in our
practices. Starting Friday April 27, we also look forward to meeting some of your Continuing Educational needs.
Our Mission Statement is: “Advancing the career of Dental Assistants and promoting the Dental Assisting profession in matters of Education, Legislation, Credentialing, and Professional Activities which enhance the delivery of quality health care to the public.”
With this in mind, we would like to invite every dental assistant and student to join us at this awesome time towards advancement in our profession. Look forward to meeting our National President, Ms. Claudia Pohl, who will be visiting some of our Dental Assisting schools. We are proud to announce the formation of a Student Chapter. This is a good time to see what is in the works for our students in the future. Feel free to add your input. It takes all of us to build our profession!
Sherri M. Lewis, CDAState President, Oklahoma Dental Assistants Association
Table of Contents
Annual Meeting Schedule.............................................32-35
Continuing Education - Friday.........................................9-15
Continuing Education - Saturday...................................15-22
Continuing Education - Dental Assistants...........................24
Continuing Education - Dental Techs..................................27
Exhibit Hall & Concession Info......................................29-31
Social Events........................................................................6-7
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prevalent, more businesses are using QR codes as part of their marketing and communications.
What are QR codes?QR (short for “quick response”) codes are 2D barcodes that can be scanned and read by smart phones. The ones in this program will direct you to a website where you will find the speaker’s handout.
How do you scan a QR code?Just pull out your smart phone and use any free app for scanning QR codes. In your app store, search “QR code reader”.
Once you scan or snap a picture of the code you will automatically be redirected to a web page.
We hope you enjoy this new technology at the 2012 Annual Meeting!
Convention
Center Map
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Dr. C. Todd BridgesPresident-electLawton
Dr. Matt CohlmiaSecretary/TreasurerOklahoma City
Dr. Douglas AuldPresidentMcAlester
Dr. Krista JonesSpeaker of the HouseEdmond
Dr. Timothy FaganVice President Enid
Executive Committee of the ODA
Dr. Tamara BergPast PresidentYukon
TIP YOUR HAT
The Oklahoma Dental Foundation invites you and a guest for a night of volunteer recognition and celebration
Thursday, April 26, 2012
7:00 - 9:00 p.m. 8 p.m.- Awards & Recognition
Rocky’s Historic Bricktown
225 East Sheridan Avenue Oklahoma City, OK 73104
Heavy hor d’oeuvres and dessert
Cash Bar Business Casual Attire
Located at Sheridan Ave. & Mickey Mantle Dr. across from the Hampton Inn Hotel
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Dr. Timothy FaganVice President Enid
The OUCOD and ODA New Dentist Committee will host a combined reception on Friday evening in the Exhibit Hall from 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM. This will be a great time to reunite with classmates and meet new friends. All registered meeting attendees are encouraged to attend.
Stillwater National Bank and Orthodontic Associates are sponsoring door prizes for the reception which include Kindle Fires and gift cards to several restaurants. (Must be a dentist or dental student to win.) Must be present to win.
OUCOD/ODA New Dentist Reception Friday Night!
ODA Night at the Ballpark!Join the ODA on Friday night for a special night with the Oklahoma City Redhawks! First pitch is at 7:05 PM in the Bricktown Ballpark.
The ODA has group seats for only $11 each which includes a free baseball cap! The seats will be located in the red sections on the map to the right. Tickets are available at Registration (while supplies last).
Bring your whole family and enjoy the game together!
Dr. Douglas Auld invites you to the
ODA President’s Dinner & DanceMake plans now to attend this Black-tie Optional President’s Dinner and Dance
and be serenaded with the top hits by the Oklahoma City band, The Stars.
Keeping with last year’s trend, the 2012 ODA Award recipients will be honored during the President’s Dinner. These winners will appreciate your presence and support as they are
recognized for their contributions to Oklahoma organized dentistry.
Come and enjoy a beautiful night of great food, great music, dancing and our annual celebration of organized dentistry in Oklahoma!
Saturday, 6:30 PM - Cox Convention Center - Ballroom CTickets are $85 and are available at Registration (while supplies last).
Dr. Tamara BergPast PresidentYukon
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Thank You Annual Meeting Sponsors!PLATINUM SPONSORS
Alexander & Strunk, Inc.Delta Dental of Oklahoma
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GOLD SPONSORSHenry Schein
Patterson Dental SupplyStillwater National Bank
SILVER SPONSORSHeartland Payment Systems
Jameson ManagementValliance Bank
BRONZE SPONSORSBurkhart Dental
CareCreditEndodontic Associates
Metro Technology CentersOrthodontic Associates
OTHER SUPPORTDouglas Auld, DDS
Benco DentalOklahoma Association of
Women DentistsWoody and Associates
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Keynote Speaker - Opening SessionByrd BaggettDare to Grow - How to Build Relationships That LastOne (1) Hour of CE AvailableFRIDAY 8:30 AM - 9:20 AM Lecture formatRecommended for ALL Annual Meeting Attendees!
In this high-energy presentation, Byrd will inspire you to live in the present while personally challenging yourself each and every day to go the extra mile. The life lessons and professional values you will learn at this presentation are invaluable.
Most teams and families have challenges, whether it’s a management change, a merger, or simply communication. These inevitable challenges are having a devastating effect on performance and profitability. Byrd helps people deal with one of the most prevalent problems in today’s fast-paced, high-tech world – disengaged teams. Whether your team is in the boardroom or the family room, you will benefit from learning Byrd’s insights and strategies to improve relationships.
He encourages individuals to become self-motivated while challenging them to step up to the plate of personal responsibility. The result is an atmosphere of cooperation, creativity, and innovation that permeates an entire organization or family.
During this course, attendees will learn: Byrd’s mission is to reconnect individuals by teaching them the skills essential to developing relationships that stand the tests of time and change. He will challenge us all to take responsibility for our own futures and forge a path to personal success.
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Get your very own Pierre Fauchard statue today!
With a gracious donation of his time and talent, Oklahoma Dental Association’s
own, Dr. Gary Gardner, sculpted a beautiful statue of Pierre Fauchard.
This bronze statue, titled “Father of Dentistry”, stands 18 inches tall and would make a nice
addition to your home or office. Of the seventy-five sculputed, only a few are left,
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To order contact the ODA at 800-876-8890 or [email protected].
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Dental is our only focus. As a result, we have the largest dentist networks, the most members and are the #1 dental benefits company in America (and have been since developing dental benefits in 1955). We’re also locally headquartered to better care for you and your patients. And perhaps most importantly, we’re a not-for-profit company uniquely positioned to put care first and place people before profits.
We provide free children’s oral health education in our schools, fund dental student scholarships at the OU College of Dentistry and support free/low-cost clinics across the state - providing vital care to those in need. In fact, we again sponsored the Oklahoma Mission of Mercy (OkMOM), the largest free dental event in Oklahoma history.
Why? Because we believe that where the need is great, the giving must be even greater.
But we know none of this is possible without you - our participating dentists and staff. Because of you and your willingness to give back to those less fortunate, we are succeeding in our mission to one day improve the oral health of every Oklahoman.
On behalf of all the employees of Delta Dental of Oklahoma and our Oral Health Foundation, we take this opportunity to say “thank you” for all you do every day to help our state smile brighter.
Together, we’re changing the face of Oklahoma’s oral health.
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Anatomy of Mandibular & Maxillary Local AnesthesiaThree (3) Hours of CE AvailableFRIDAY10:00 AM - 1:00 PMLecture formatRecommended for dentists and hygienists
Complications & Concerns withDental Local AnesthesiaThree (3) Hours of CE AvailableFRIDAY2:30 PM - 5:30 PMLecture formatRecommended for dentists and hygienists
This course is designed to enhance the safe and effective use of maxillary and mandibular local anesthesia. The course will discuss block injections, inadequate anesthesia, supplemental innervation, and alternative routes such as Gow-Gates, Akinosi, intraosseous, and interligamentary routes. Evidence to support a concept of multiple inferior alveolar nerves will also be discussed.
Course Objectives: • Review the anatomy of the “traditional” routes
for administering local anesthetics in the maxilla/mandible
• Study the anatomy of alternative routes such as Gow-Gates, Akinosi, intraosseous, interligamentary, and supplemental
• Learn and better understand anatomical complications with local anesthetic injections in the head region
• Become skilled at avoiding and managing complications
A profound myth in the induction of dental local anesthesia involves the perceived benign nature of dental local anesthetic injections and solutions. This course will consider the anatomical basis of complications resulting in less than optimal local anesthesia, and complications such as nerve trauma, vascular injury, etc.
During this course, attendees will learn: • A good comprehension of the anatomical complications possible with local
anesthetic injections in the head region• How to avoid anatomical complications such as nerve injury, hemorrhage,
trismus, facial paralysis, etc.• How to manage complications subsequent to anesthetic injury both physical
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Lisa Copeland, RDH Advanced Concepts in the Evaluation, Assessment & Care of Dental ImplantsSix (6) Hours of CE AvailableFRIDAY10:30 AM - 1:30 PM & 2:30 PM - 5:30 PM Lecture, discussion and Q & A formatRecommended for the entire dental team
Implant dentistry is growing as a treatment option accepted by patients. The changing technology and research can be overwhelming to all involved in implant dentistry. Long-term implant success is dependent on many factors. Understanding the health and disease process is important when developing long-term treatment plans. This course will review current concepts, techniques, and procedures related to implant dentistry. Additionally, attendees will review the research related to implants in health and disease, and help attendees develop strategies to enhance patient success rates.
Course Objectives: Communicating Implant Dentistry to Your Patients• Develop an appreciation for the role of implants in the
maintenance of health• Understand implications of tooth loss• Explore the current demographics of tooth loss in the
United States• Review methods to incorporate implants into practice• Discuss patient barriers to treatment to encourage
acceptance
Medical Conditions and Risk Factors Affecting Implant Therapy• Review of patient health and
dental histories• Understand certain disease
processes affecting implant therapy
• Learn considerations and contradictions to implant treatment
• Review of pharmaceutical considerations
• Develop interaction with other clinicians for patient review
Implant Assessment and Evaluation• Current research related to
implant failures• Implants in health and disease• Review of causative factors for
implant bone loss and peri-implantitis• Criteria for success• Patient evaluation, assessment,
and education• Patient health and wellness
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Great course for hygienists!Maintenance and Long-Term Success Strategies • Professional care, responsibilities and risk management• Evaluation and recording of peri-implant tissues and
superstructures• Implant/tissue interface and probing• Evaluation and care of prostheses• Clinical and/or radiological evaluation and considerations• Review of literature related to armamentarium safety and
efficacy• Therapeutic maintenance procedures and techniques• Chemotherapeutic adjuncts• Patient education and motivation• Home hygiene aids; selection and instruction • Management of implant complications and failures
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Harald Heymann, DDS, MEdBread & Butter Adhesive & Restorative DentistrySix (6) Hours of CE AvailableFRIDAY9:30 AM - 12:30 PM & 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM Lecture formatRecommended for dentists and assistants
This course will provide vital information for the general practitioner.
Course Objectives: • Dental adhesives: separating fact from fiction• Dentin desensitization techniques: what really works
During this course, attendees will learn: • Abfractions: causes and treatment• Flowable composites: pros and cons• High-tech composites: Nanofilled and/or low shrinkage
• White spot removal: ACP, microabrasion, macroabrasion, and partial veneers
• Chemotherapeutics and probiotics: how best to manage the high-risk patient
• Posterior composites: how to avoid problems• The metal-free practice: oh, really?• Pulp capping: what really works• Tooth whitening: what works best• Porcelain veneers: how to make them last
David Wong, DDSODA Live! Innovations in Soft Tissue: Practical Techniques and Materials That WorkTwo (2) CE hoursFRIDAY - 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Lecture with a live patient including close-up cameras and large screens!Recommended for dentists
Soft tissue grafting is rapidly playing a larger role in restorative, esthetic, and reconstructive dentistry. While conventional grafting techniques have several limitations, newer grafting materials and techniques make it easier for patients to say “yes” to the treatment they truly need and desire. In this course, Dr. Wong will perform a LIVE demonstration using Perioderm to correct a gingival recession defect. Soft tissue allografts are quickly becoming a “game changer” in dentistry, making optimum dentistry more than an ideal... it’s a reality.
Course Objectives: • Accurately define soft tissue defects and identify common
periodontal issues• Understand the periodontal complications of soft tissue
defects• Review both classic and current techniques to treat soft tissue
defects with periodontal plastic surgery• Define the goals of periodontal plastic surgery and keys to
success• Coordinating perio-restorative concepts in a TEAM approach• Practical approaches (time, money, predictability, pain)• Demonstrate a LIVE surgery utilizing Perioderm, a human
acellular dermal graft
Sid Nicholson, Jr., DDS ODA Live! Mini ImplantsTwo (2) CE hoursFRIDAY - 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM Lecture with a live patient including close-up cameras and large screens! Recommended for dentists
With the latest technology in dental implantology, Mini Dental Implants may be the
answer to many denture problems. These can be put in place in about an hour with no cutting of the gums and no stitches to be removed. This unique procedure can be completed in one visit with virtually no discomfort. The new Mini Dental Implant technology offers a simple and affordable approach.
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DENPAC SILENT AUCTION & WINE PULL
FRIDAY10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
CPR for Health Care ProvidersThree (3) CE hoursTwo Sessions AvailableLecture/Hands-on/Q&ARecommended for the entire dental team
SATURDAY9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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This year’s DENPAC Silent Auction is something you DO NOT want to miss! We have many fantastic auction items just waiting for YOUR bid!
Where & when: The auction will be held in the middle of the Exhibit Hall. Numerous organizations and individuals have donated a wide range of goods that will be available for purchase via silent auction. The Silent Auction will open at 7:00 AM on Friday morning and will close at 1:30 PM on Saturday.
Come take a chance at the Wine Pull table. You could win a bottle of Dom Pérignon champagne! Donate $40 to DENPAC and get a chance to ‘pull’ a bottle of wine. You may be
pleasantly surprised to pull a bottle of wine with a much higher value!
Stop by the auction for a FREE bag of popcorn!!
If you become a member of OKCapitol Club, a DENPAC Board Member will shine your shoes! $300 will get you elite DENPAC membership and get a good polish on your footwear!
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Is it time to renew your CPR certification? For dentists and hygienists, proof of a CPR course completion is required at least once in each CE reporting cycle.
• Limited to 30 people each course• Hands-on format recommended for the entire
dental team • Please bring your current CPR card with you to
class• Pre-registration is requiredTickets are $91 and available at Registration while supplies last.
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ODA Breakfast & Learn1.5 CE hoursSATURDAY - 7:30 AM - 9:00 AMRound-table format - Recommended for the entire dental team
A kaleidoscope of 14 topics with a buffet breakfast designed for intimate learning about advancements in dental science, office management, technology, and other timely and helpful subjects in a casual, round-table setting. This year’s Breakfast & Learn will feature the following presentations:
Dr. Jamie Belknap - Mediation Review vs Litigation - How this ODA Member Benefit Can Save You $$$Chuck Bigbie, CFP, Geneos Wealth Management - How to Become Untethered from the ChairDr. Michael Chandler - A Picture is Worth 1,000 Words - How Digital Photography can Help your PracticeDrs. Russell & Jeff Danner - The CEREC Advantage: An Introduction to CAD/CAM DentistryEvans & Davis Law Firm - From Drills to Wills: A Dentist’s Guide to Estate PlanningAmy Hall, Stillwater National Bank - The Banker’s Role in Starting a Practice - What to Look for & how Financing is Different NowDr. Myron Hilton - Endodontic Application for CBCTDr. Steve Kendrick - Socket Grafting for the General PractitionerDrs. Peter & Phil Kierl - Orthodontics in the Digital WorldDr. Tracy McIntire - Bisphosphonate Osteonecrosis Dr. Chris Poore -The Use of Lasers in Periodontal TherapyDr. Floyd Skarky - The Role of Occlusion in Endodontic & TMD Diagnosis and TreatmentJoe & Guy Strunk - Identity Theft - How to Protect Your PracticePaul Woody, Woody & Associates - Social Security Strategies for 2012 & Beyond
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Tickets are $91 and available at Registration while supplies last.
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You are invited to the ODA Rewards Reception during the Annual Meeting!
Presented by:
Participating ODA Rewards Partners:
For the entire dental team!New this year! The ODA will be hosting a free Reception for dentists and front office staff to meet, first-hand, with ODA Rewards Partners (formerly Endorsed Products & Services) about the products and services they provide to help your dental office run smoother and cheaper.
When: SATURDAY - 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM - During the lunch break of Cathy Jameson’s CE session Where: Cox Convention Center, Rooms 16, 17 & 18
Why should I attend?: Come mingle with the ODA Rewards Partners and learn how your office can benefit from incorporating these products and services into your office. Learn about the great
values and customer service that the ODA Rewards Partners provide!
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Cathy Jameson Creating Your Model of Success Six (6) Hours of CE AvailableSATURDAY9:00 AM - 12:00 PM & 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM Lecture formatRecommended for the entire dental team
The success of your practice is in direct proportion to the success of your systems. For an outstanding practice, keeping all the systems streamlined and effective is critical to the bottom line of your success. Systems of communication and teambuilding; systems of scheduling, financing, and practice building; and systems for integrating patients into your practice and motivating them to proceed with necessary and desired treatment, thus increasing case acceptance. These are all critical factors in the business of dentistry and in your practice development. Join Cathy as she outlines in a power-packed presentation the vital components for your model of success.
Course Objectives: • Discover the foundation to success• Strategic Planning/Goal Accomplishment and how to make
this proven system work for you and your practice• Communicate your way to success with skills that will
increase your case acceptance to 90-95%• Develop a strong dental team focused on results for your
patients and your practice• Implement your practice management systems so you can
execute a smooth-running, profitable business• Provide stunning professionalism and charismatic service to
your patients • Organize your scheduling for smooth-flowing, well organized
days • Combine your advanced technological, clinical and
management skills to take your practice to the next level
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Brian Mealey, DDS, MSThe Oral - Systemic Connection in Daily Dental PracticeSix (6) Hours of CE AvailableSATURDAY9:30 AM - 12:30 PM & 2:00 PM - 5:00 PMLecture format Recommended for dentists and hygienists
From the New England Journal of Medicine to Ladies Home Journal, the last decade has seen an explosion of published information related to the interactions between oral and systemic health. Our patients are reading and hearing this information, and they want to know how it relates to their own health. When the patient says, “I read that my gum disease could be bad for my baby (or my diabetes, or my heart); is that true?”, we need to be able to answer the question based on the evidence. This lecture will review the links between oral health and commonly encountered systemic conditions such as osteoporosis, diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and pregnancy. The purpose of the lecture is to translate knowledge gleaned from medical and dental research into the everyday world of dental practice.
Course Objectives: • Be familiar with the emerging concepts of periodontal diseases
as they relate to other inflammatory diseases• Comprehend the influences of systemic conditions such as
immune compromise, diabetes, and osteoporosis on periodontal health
• Know how inflammatory periodontal diseases may impact cardiovascular health, the clinical course of diabetes, and pregnancy outcomes
Kyle Sweet, Esq.ODA Lunch & Learn Ethics for the Dental Team 1.5 CE hoursSATURDAY12:30 PM - 2:00 PMLecture format Recommended for the entiredental team
Obtain your Ethics CE requirement with this specialized presentation on “Ethics for the Dental Team” by Kyle Sweet of Sweet Law Firm. This course is important for the entire dental team and will be held during a plated lunch scheduled in between your other CE courses.
Sweet Law Firm represents physicians, dentists, nurses, hospitals, and other health care providers in catastrophic injury claims, professional negligence claims, administrative actions, licensing agency investigations, board complaints, Medicaid fraud investigations and claims, Medicare fraud investigation and claims, and employment law claims. It also conducts extensive continuing education for healthcare providers.
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Thomas McGarry Jr, DDSIntroducing Implants into the General PracticeThree (3) Hours of CE AvailableSATURDAY9:00 AM - 12:00 PMLecture format Recommended for dentists
Thomas McGarry Jr, DDS Hands-on Implant Placement - Limited to 20 attendees - ticket requiredThree (3) Hours of CE AvailableSATURDAY2:00 PM - 5:00 PMHands-on Recommended for dentists
The general practitioner can provide both implant placement and restoration. This course will help the general practitioner learn the basics of implants and their placement.
Course Objectives: • Proper patient selection for prosthodontic procedures including immediate placement of restorations• Knowledge of anatomy as it directly relates to success, safety, and predictability • Development of grafting site, including use of membranes, allografts, and soft tissue development
This hands-on course will instruct the general practitioner in proper angulation of dental implants through the use of model-based surgery. This introduction to dental implants will allow the clinician to decide if he/she wishes to pursue further education in implant placement.
During this course, attendees will learn:• All aspects of an implant motor• Proper drilling speeds• Instruments used for placement of implants
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Dental Assistant Kaleidoscope(2.5) Hours of CE AvailableFRIDAY9:30 AM - 12:00 PMOnce again, the Oklahoma Dental Assistants Association will have presentations from different representatives of the dental field. Our focus this year will be on Infection Control. Have fun in this program filled with information, product samples, and door prizes. We will be sharing ideas with other dental assistants, learning about new products and technologies, and discovering ways to improve patient care.
Terrisa SingletonThe Impact of Benevolent Dentistry in OklahomaThree (3) Hours of CE AvailableFRIDAY2:00 PM - 5:00 PM Charitable dental clinics and programs play a vital role in the health care safety net in Oklahoma. During this presentation you will learn about the various benevolent dental programs throughout the state and how you can help connect underserved patients to the care they need. You will also learn what you can do to help existing programs, and how to establish a new program to meet the unmet needs of a specific group or region.
Kyle Burden & Jessica LegutOral ImplantsThree (3) Hours of CE AvailableSATURDAY9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Learn about the history of oral implants, the modern forms of oral implants, implant uses and applications, and prosthetics of oral implants. Also, learn about bone and membranes in relation to oral implants.
For the Dental Assistant
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Kassie Danker, Vice President
Matt Clouse, Senior Vice President
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During the ODA President’s Dinner on Saturday evening, we are proud to recognize the following ODA members for their contributions to dentistry in Oklahoma and their
communities. We hope you will attend the President’s Dinner and support your friends and colleagues who have given so much to the profession. The 2012 ODA award
winners who will be recognized during this year’s President’s Dinner are:
James A. Saddoris Lifetime of Leadership Award
Dr. Allen Keenan
Dentist of the Year
Dr. Krista Jones
Young Dentist of the Year
Dr. Kathy Henry
Thomas Jefferson Award for Citizenship
Dr. Michael Spradlin
Robert K. Wynne Award for Dental Education and Public Information
Dr. Tamara Berg
Dan E. Brannin Award for Professionalism and Ethics
Dr. Stephen Glenn
Richard T. Oliver Legislative Award
Dr. Krista Jones
Benjamin Franklin Scroll Award
Drs. Larson Keso & Frank Miranda
President’s Leadership AwardSponsored by the Jerome B. Miller Family Foundation
Drs. Raymond Cohlmia & C. Rieger Wood, III
Congratulations Award Winners!
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Jason Osborn, President of the Private Bank at Valliance
Kassie Danker, Vice President
Matt Clouse, Senior Vice President
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SAVE THE DATEApril 25-27, 2013
ODA Annual Meeting 2013 Tulsa Convention
Center
Continuing Education- Gordon J. Christensen, DDS, MSD, PhD
- Ross W. Nash, DDS- Mike DiTolla, DDS
- Lunch & Learn - EthicsODA LIVE!
- CE Hygiene Express Donna Brogan, RDH, BS
Angie Mott, RDHSusan Settle, DDS
Resources for Dentists: - Curriculum and ideas on the ODA website (www.okda.org) - Lesson plans tailored to four different age levels- A brand new curriculum is being developed now! - Resources at the schools to help dentists discuss oral health: •Teeth Model & Toothbrush •Dental Care for Children Tear Pad •Pearly Whites Dental Health Game •The Gross, Disgusting & Totally Cool Mouth Book •Ready, Set, Brush! •Foam Tooth Model - The Oklahoma Dental Foundation’s Mobile Dental Care Unit, which is no cost to the school or dentist.
Are YOU Adopted?
Be a part of the ODA’s Adopt-a-Dentist program and make a difference in a child’s life. The ODA has partnered with Schools for Healthy Lifestyles to provide resources to make it easier on
our adopted dentists. Please visit our website for more info.
For more information or to be a part of the Adopt-a-Dentist program, contact the ODA at 405-848-8873
or email [email protected].
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ODA Annual Meeting 2013 Tulsa Convention
Center
For the Dental Lab Tech
Craig Nelson, CDT, AAS23686 – How to Execute an All on 4 Prosthesis2 credits - CDT lab credit hours 22615 – Managing Difficult Implant Cases2 credits- CDT lab credit hours
The lecture will encompass how to execute all on four and managing difficult implant cases.
All on Four is certainly a buzz word today and patients are becoming aware of many possibilities. This course will cover all aspects of planning & execution of how to manage a difficult implant case. There will be an open discussion as we look at the challenges facing implants and tips on how to avert potential problems. We will follow a case from the surgeon placing initial implants, including treatment planning, 3D data, guided surgery, and techniques for temporary conversions to the final restoration on the day of surgery.
Kris E. Schermerhorn, CDT, AASMaking Great Removables with State of the Art Thermoplastics 2 credits - CDT lab hours Certification
This course will describe the many options now available to dental laboratories and doctors, to replace metal and acrylic with Myerson’s advanced thermoplastics.
Whether making clasps, removable partial dentures, or provisionals, thermoplastics offer real advantages. Kris Schermerhorn will review actual cases using Myerson’s DuraFlex, VisiClear and DuraCetal.
What: Review of the SoonerCare dental program policy for Oklahoma’s fee-for-service system
When: Saturday - 12:30 PM
Where: Exhibit Hall - Curtained Area
Who: Dr. Leon Bragg, OK Health Care Authority (OHCA)
On the Agenda: - General Administration
- Provider Benefits- Documentation
- Provider Training
SOONERCARE REVIEW
Courses held on SATURDAY beginning at 9:00 AM
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Dental Lab TechnologyThe only PTC Certified training Dental Lab program in the state. Learn to make wax patterns that are later used to form metal or acrylic resin materials into custom-made appliances to be placed in the patient’s mouth by a dentist.
Certified Dental AssistantsFour expanded duty courses approved by the Oklahoma Board of Dentistry. Graduates are eligible to take the Dental Assisting National Board (DANB) exam. ADA accredited program that offers 4 expanded duty courses approved by the Oklahoma Board of Dentistry:
1. Radiation Safety, 2. Coronal Polishing, 3. Sealants, 4. Nitrous Oxide.
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Oklahoma Mission of Mercy
Please join us in Lawton February 1-2, 2013 at the Great Plains Coliseum.
We need volunteers from across the state to provide much-needed care to Oklahomans!
Thank you to the many volunteers, sponsors and donors who gave their time and resources
to the 2012 OkMOM! 1,733 patients received care in McAlester, equalling
nearly $1.1 million in donated dental services. That’s amazing!
Registration opens October 15, 2012! For more information, visit www.okmom.org.
Lawton 2013
Exhibit Hall Concession Food
Alpine Almonds Bagged Nuts or Candy - $3.50
2 Bags - $6.00Bottled Soda, Bottled Water - $3.75
Primetime ConcessionsBottled Soda, Bottled Water - $3.75Hawaiian Chicken Sandwich - $6.00
Chopped BBQ Sandwich - $6.00Grilled Chicken Sandwich - $6.00
Pork Chop Sandwich - $6.00Chopped BBQ - $7.00Potato Skins - $5.00
Baked Potatoes: Butter, Cheese, Sour Cream - $5.00
Chili, Cheese, Jalapenos - $5.00
Pizza Hut Pepperoni or Cheese Pizza - $6.00
Bottled Soda, Bottled Water - $3.75
OKC Special EventsHam or Turkey Sub Sandwich - $6.00
Ham or Turkey Wrap - $6.00Chicken Salad or Tuna Salad Croissant - $6.00
Chips - $2.00Coffee - $3.00
Cappuccino - $4.00Bottled Soda, Bottled Water - $3.75
Iced Tea - $3.00Yogurt Cup - Vanilla or Chocolate - $4.00
Waffle Cone - $5.00Toppings - $1.00
The concession stand will be open at 7:00 AM on Friday and Saturday mornings and will stay open until the Exhibit Hall closes each day.
Due to lack of participation in the box lunch program at the ODA Annual Meeting, it is being discontinued. However, the Cox Convention Center will now offer concession stands in the Exhibit Hall. This will hopefully satisfy our meeting attendees with better quality and selection of food for their lunch.
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The 2012 Exhibit Hall as new hours and will be open 7:00 AM to 6:30 PM on Friday and 7:00 AM to 2:00 PM on Saturday. This year will feature approximately 100 booths of various vendors exhibiting all the latest products and services related to the art of dentistry and the business of running a dental practice.
Attendees can participate in the ODA Bingo! game that will take place during both days in the Exhibit Hall. The ODA Bingo! game has attendees visiting certain booths to fill out the game card in order to win great prizes. Find your game card in your packet.
COME JOIN US AT THE AUCTION!The middle of the Exhibit Hall will feature the DENPAC Silent Auction, which is always one of the most popular events at the Annual Meeting. Numerous organizations and individuals have donated a wide range of items that will be available for purchase via silent auction. The Silent Auction opens at 7:00 AM on Friday morning and will close at 1:30 PM on Saturday. Stop by, make a bid, and have a free bag of DENPAC popcorn! All profits from the Silent Auction will benefit DENPAC, the Oklahoma Dental Association’s Political Action Committee.
FRIDAY Hall Open 7:00 AM - 6:30 PM DENPAC Silent Auction 7:00 AM - 6:30 PM
SATURDAY Hall Open 7:00 AM - 2:00 PM DENPAC Silent Auction 7:00 AM - 1:30 PM
2012 ODA Annual Meeting Exhibitors (at time of print)
* ODA Rewards companyCompanies listed in blue are ODA Bingo! participants
Exhibit Hall Hours
3M ESPE 514A-dec 411, 413ADS Professional Practices 412*Alexander & Strunk, Inc. 224, 323*American Profit Recovery 613*Association Gloves 206Benco Dental 618, 717BNB Technology 406, 408Brasseler USA 414Burkhart Dental Supply 502, 504*CareCredit 205Carestream Dental/ Kodak Dental Systems 311Centrix, Inc. 202*Corevault 711Crystal Tip/ Liquid Smile 228, 230Daily Dental Solutions 724Delta Dental of Oklahoma & Delta Dental of Oklahoma Oral Health Foundation 420, 519Dental EZ Group 612*Dental Systems 302DENTSPLY International 402, 404DENTSPLY Tulsa Dental Specialties 403Designs for Vision, Inc. 608Digital Doc LLC 418Doral Refining Corporation 611*E-Claims & Eligibility Connect 320Endodontic Associates 719First Citizens Bank 823Flud Dental Laboratory 620Garfield Refining Company 501Gerety Orthodontic Seminars 226
Glaxo Smith Kline 207Great Southwest Dental Lab 507Hayes Handpiece Co. 303Healthcare Professional Funding Corporation 725Heartland Dental Care 417*Heartland Payment Systems 518Henry Schein Dental 602,604,701,703,705Heumann Dental Lab/ Pearce Turk Dental Lab 419Hindley Group LLC 302Instrumentarium/Soredex 606*Insurance Answers Plus 320International Dental Arts 313Isolite Systems 305Ivoclar Vivadent, Inc. 314Jameson Management, Inc. 301Komet USA 304Mac Practice 505Medical Waste Services 826Med-Tech Construction, Inc. 325Met Life 208Metro Technology Centers 204Michael O. Brown 707Midco Dental, Inc. 624, 723Midwest Dental Equipment & Supply 308,407Moore Norman Technology Center 212My Dentist 201Navy Recruitment District Dallas 828Nobel Biocare 825Orascoptic 401PACT-ONE Solutions, Inc. 506
Paragon Dental Practice Transitions 614Patterson Dental 220,218,319,317Philips - Sonicare & Zoom Whitening 617Planmeca USA, Inc. 508POH Oral Health Products, Inc. 312Premier Dental Products Company 517*Pro Sites 511Q-Optics & Quality Aspirators 513RCB Bank 203RGP, Inc. 512RJ Burke & Assoc. 520Scentsy 405Schumacher Dental Instruments 607SciCan, Inc. 307Sirona Dental 214Smile Brands, Inc. 306Stella and Dot 824Stillwater National Bank 601Surgitel/ General Scientific Corp 713Taylor Drug Plus 628TopDentists.com 630Transworld Systems, Inc. 329Ultradent Products, Inc. 603Ultralight Optics 503US Army Health Care Team 726Valliance Bank 619VOCO America, Inc. 605Wells Fargo Practice Finance 318Woody & Associates, CPAs, PLLC 626Works 24 327
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Registration Open - Cox Convention Center
ODA Board of Trustees Meeting - Cox Convention Center Room 14
ODA House of Delegates MeetingCox Convention Center - Ballroom C
Pierre Fauchard Academy Breakfast - Cox Convention Center Room 4
Registration Open - Cox Convention Center
Exhibit Hall & DENPAC Silent Auction Open - Cox Convention Center - Exhibit Halls 1 & 2
Board of Dentistry Breakfast and Meeting (8:00 breakfast/9:00 meeting) -Renaissance Hotel - Egbert Room
Lunch in Exhibit Hall
ODA Past Presidents’ Lunch - CCC - Room 14
C.O.R.D. CaucusCox ConventionCenter - Room 15
Harald Heymann, DDS, MEd Cox Convention Center - Ballroom B pg.13
Patricia Blanton, DDS, PhDCox Convention Center - Ballroom D pg.11
Lisa Copeland, RDHCox Convention Center - Ballroom E pg. 12
ODA LIVE! - Exhibit HallDavid Wong, DDS pg. 13
CPR Course (ticket required) - Cox Convention Center - Room 9 pg. 15
7:00a 8:00a 9:00a 10:00a 11:00a 12:00p 1:00p 2:00p 3:00p 4:00p 5:00p 6:00p 7:00p 8:00p
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Dental Assistants Kaleidoscope - Cox Convention Center - Room 1 pg. 24
2012 ODA Annual Meeting Schedule Thursday
Friday
WEDNESDAYWoody Cohlmia Memorial
Golf Tournament Rose Creek Golf Club
Opening Session Exhibit HallPg. 9
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Registration Open - Cox Convention Center
ODA House of Delegates MeetingCox Convention Center - Ballroom C
ODAA Executive Board Meeting Renaissance Hotel ODAA President’s Suite
ODF Board of Trustees Meeting Cox Convention Center - Room 5
Exhibit Hall & DENPAC Silent Auction Open - Cox Convention Center - Exhibit Halls 1 & 2
Board of Dentistry Breakfast and Meeting (8:00 breakfast/9:00 meeting) -Renaissance Hotel - Egbert Room
Lunch in Exhibit Hall
ODA Past Presidents’ Lunch - CCC - Room 14
ODF Appreciation Reception - Rocky’s Historic Bricktown pg. 24
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Dental Assistants Course: TerrisaSingleton - Cox Convention CenterRoom 1 pg. 24
DENPAC Board Meeting Cox Convention CenterRoom 12
OUCOD/ODA New DentistReception Exhibit Hall pg. 7
2012 ODA Annual Meeting Schedule
Harald Heymann, DDS, MEdCox Convention Center - Ballroom B pg.13
ODA LIVE! - Exhibit Hall Sid Nicholson, Jr., DDS pg. 13
Patricia Blanton, DDS, PhD Cox Convention Center - Ballroom D pg.11
Lisa Copeland, RDH Cox Convention Center - Ballroom E pg. 12
ODA Night at the Ballpark Redhawks GameThe BricktownBallpark pg. 7
OAGD Meeting Renaissance Hotel – Grand Room
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ACD Breakfast Cox Convention Center - Room 4
ODA Breakfast& Learn Cox Convention Center Room 16 pg. 16
Registration Open - Cox Convention Center
CPR Course (ticket required)Cox Convention Center - Room 9 pg. 15
Thomas McGarry, Jr., DDS Cox Convention Center - Ballroom D pg. 22
Lunch in Exhibit Hall
ODAA Past Presidents’ Lunch - Renaissance Hotel Restaurant
Cathy Jameson Cox Convention Center - Ballroom E pg. 19
Dental Assistants Course: Kyle Burden & Jessica Legut - Cox Convention Center Room 1 pg. 24
AODA Alliance Luncheon - Orchestra Symphony Showhouse (ticket required)
7:00a 8:00a 9:00a 10:00a 11:00a 12:00p 1:00p 2:00p 3:00p 4:00p 5:00p 6:00p 7:00p 8:00p
ODA Lunch & Learn: Ethics Cox Convention Center - Ballroom A pg. 21Brian Mealey, DDS, MS
Cox Convention Center - Ballroom B pg. 21
ODF Radiation Safety & Protection Course (pre-enrollment required) - Cox Convention Center - Room 19
Saturday
Exhibit Hall Open - Cox Convention Center - Exhibit Halls 1 & 2
ODA Rewards Office Staff Reception - Cox Convention Center - Room 16 pg. 18
ICD Luncheon Cox Convention Center Room 4
OHCA Sooner Care Review Exhibit Hall
Hurry and get your final bids in at the DENPAC
Auction! The Auction closes at 1:30 PM today!
Dental Lab Tech Courses - Cox Convention Center - Room 11
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Lunch in Exhibit Hall
ODAA Past Presidents’ Lunch - Renaissance Hotel Restaurant
ODA President’s Dinner & Annual Awards PresentationCox Convention Center Ballroom C pg. 7
ODAA Executive Post Board Meeting - Renaissance Hotel - ODAA President’s Suite
7:00a 8:00a 9:00a 10:00a 11:00a 12:00p 1:00p 2:00p 3:00p 4:00p 5:00p 6:00p 7:00p 8:00p
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Cathy JamesonCox Convention Center - Ballroom E pg. 19
Brian Mealey, DDS, MS Cox Convention Center - Ballroom B pg. 21
Dental Lab Tech Courses - Cox Convention Center - Room 11
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