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Hands-on Probing, Planing and Instrument Sharpening: An Evidence-Based ApproachKenneth Backman, DMD9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Treatment Planning the Worn DentitionJohn Cranham, DDS, PC8:00 AM – 11:00 AM

Easy Smile Rehabs for the “Non-Cosmetic” DentistMartin Goldstein, DMD8:30 AM – 11:30 AM

Emergency Medicine In DentistryStanley Malamed, DDS8:30 AM – 11:30 AM

Interceptive and Minor OrthodonticsFred Margolis, DDS8:30 AM – 11:30 AM

Dental Implants: Staff QuestionsMarty Nager, DMD8:00 AM – 10:30 AM12:00 PM – 2:30 PM (repeat)

Get Your Hands On the Revolution of MI Esthetic DentistryBrian Nový, DDS9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

The Nuts and Bolts of Treating a Snoring and Sleep Apnea PatientJonathan Parker, DDS8:00 AM – 12:00 AM

Predictable Implant Restorative Techniques for the Every Day PracticeParesh Shah, DMD, MS 8:30 AM – 11:30 AM

Partial Denture Attachments – The Hardest Job In DentistryM. Nader Sharifi, DDS, MS8:30 AM – 11:30 AM

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nanCy anDrews, rDH, Bs8:30 am - 11:30 amCourse Code: S013 Credit Hours • Fee: $35 audience: D | A | H | S

Lesions and Lifestyles - Oral Pathology Review and update for Auxiliaries

lEArning obJEcTiVES

1. Identify and assess oral pathologies and infections using current technologies.

2. Review pathological soft tissue clinical characteristics.

3. Practice developing differential diagnosis on case studies.

AGD SUBJECT CODE 739

kennetH BaCkman, DmD9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (repeat)Course Code: S023 Credit Hours • Fee: $125 audience: D | A | H | S

LIMITED ATTENDANCE

Hands-On Probing, Planing and Instrument Sharpening: An Evidence-Based Approach

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Please see page 42 for a list of learning objectives.


HerBert BaDer, DDs anD ellen GamBarDella, CDa, med8:30 am - 11:30 am (repeat)Course Code: S033 Credit Hours • Fee: $65 audience: D | LT | BA | A | H | S

LIMITED ATTENDANCE

The Emerging Role of Salivary Diagnostic and Adjunctive Oral Cancer Screening

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ConCePCion BarBoza, DDs anD Daniel Perez, DDs8:30 am - 11:30 am (repeat)Course Code: S043 Credit Hours • Fee: $15 audience: D | A | H | S

Challenges in the Rehabilitation of the Edentulous Mandible: The Hybrid RestorationlEArning obJEcTiVES


Educational funding provided by Texas Society of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons.


suzanne BlaCk, ma9:00 AM - 12:00 PMCourse Code: S053 Credit Hours • Fee: $35 audience: D | LT | BA | A | H | S | SP

Breaking the Chains of the Insurance MindsetlEArning obJEcTiVES

1. Use patient care conversations to discuss conditions, consequences and care vs insurance coverage.

2. Educate patients on the value of their insurance.

3. Encourage patients to schedule even if you are not in their “network”.


JoHn BurGess, DDs8:30 am - 11:30 am (repeat)Course Code: S063 Credit Hours • Fee: $225 audience: D | A | S

LIMITED ATTENDANCE

using Modern Restorative Materials Effectively - Posterior Composite ResinslEArning obJEcTiVES



JoHn CranHam, DDs, PC8:00 am - 11:00 amCourse Code: S073 Credit Hours • Fee: $65 audience: D | LT | A | S

Treatment Planning the Worn Dentition

lEArning obJEcTiVES

1. Gathering essential data to compre-hensively diagnose.

2. Step-by-step approach to treatment plan.

3. Design a stable, minimal stress occlusion.


mary ann DiGman, rn, msHa8:30 am - 11:30 amCourse Code: S083 Credit Hours • Fee: $25 audience: D | LT | BA | A | H | S | SP

Mother Nature, Disruptive Persons, Bad Luck: Emergency Preparedness in the Dental Practice

lEArning obJEcTiVES

1. Conduct a safety assessment to iden-tify likely non-clinical risk exposures that may occur in the dental office.

2. Identify and implement expert resources and advice to enhance safety within the clinical environ-ment.

3. Develop policies and procedures that focus on safety as a practice-wide commitment.


katHerine eitel9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (repeat)Course Code: S09 3 Credit Hours • Fee: $35 audience: D | LT | BA | A | H | S | SP

Have Them at Hello: The Lioness Approach to Instinctively Great Phone Skills

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S AT u r d AY c o u r S E SS AT u r d AY c o u r S E S

martin GolDstein, DmD8:30 am - 11:30 amCourse Code: S103 Credit Hours • Fee: $45 audience: D | A | H | S

Easy Smile Rehabs for the “Non-Cosmetic” Dentist

lEArning obJEcTiVES

1. To understand cosmetic stimulation, template driven dentistry and smile vision.

2. To expand one’s use of composite for easy smile rehabs.

3. Find out what componeers are and how they can open up new case possibilities.

Educational funding provided by Coltene Whaledent.


tHeresa Gonzales, DmD, ms8:30 am - 11:30 amCourse Code: S113 Credit Hours • Fee: $45 audience: D | H | S

Oral Cancer - A Contemporary Diagnostic and Treatment Algorithm

lEArning obJEcTiVES

1. List oral cancer risk factors and areas most common to oral cancer formation.

2. Summarize the basics of tumor formation, cancer genetics, and development.

3. Understand oncogenes, tumor suppressor cells, staging of oral carcinomas, and metastases.

Educational funding provided by the Texas Association of Women Dentists.


susan Gunn, Ba, CFe8:30 am - 11:30 amCourse Code: S123 Credit Hours • Fee: $25 audience: D | SP only

LIMITED ATTENDANCE

Embezzlement: For Your Eyes (and Ears) Only!

lEArning obJEcTiVES

1. Systems and procedures to protect against embezzlement.

2. The cost of embezzlement.

3. Who has control of the practice.


kennetH HarGreaves, DDs9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Course Code: S133 Credit Hours • Fee: $45 audience: D | A | H | S

Issues in Managing the Persistent Endodontic Infection

lEArning obJEcTiVES

1. A practical method that combines non-pharmacological treatment with the appropriate antibiotics for managing dental infections.

2. Understand the growing recogni-tion of bacterial strains resistant to current antibiotics and be able to describe how to manage this problem.

3. Clinical outcome studies compar-ing one appointment to multiple appointment procedures.


CHristoPHer HooPer, DDs8:30 am - 11:30 amCourse Code: S143 Credit Hours • Fee: $65 audience: D | LT | A | H | S

Functional Posterior Esthetics

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1. 7 areas of success or failure with resins.

2. Resin or porcelain or zirconia.

3. To bond or not to bond.


Bart JoHnson, DDs, ms8:00 am - 1:00 PmCourse Code: S155 Credit Hours • Fee: $55 audience: D | LT | BA | A | H | S | SP

Recreational Drugs: Windows into Our Brains

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1. This course will take a blunt look into the fascinating world of the various kinds of recreational drugs, and why your patients elect to use them.

2. Discuss Opiates, Cannabinoids, Hallucinogens, Amphetamines/ Club drugs, etc.

3. What you can do to help a drug abuser move toward recovery.





Lone StarLecturesTime: 8:30 AM – 1:00 PM

Course Code: #S16 1-4 credit Hours (one –two hour credits per session.) • Fee: $25

Audience: D | LT | BA | A | H | S | SP

JeFFery GerHarDt, DDs8:30 am - 10:30 am2 Credit Hours

Recognizing and Treating Orthodontic Problems in a Mixed Dentition

lEArning obJEcTiVES

1. Diagnosing orthodontic problems in a mixed dentition.

2. When to extract decidious teeth to resolve crowding issues.

3. How to treat anterior and posterior crossbite with fixed orthodontics.

Educational funding provided by Academy of Gp Orthodontics and The Orthodontics Store, Inc.


Paul mclornan, DDs, ms10:45 AM - 11:45 AM1 credit Hour

An Introduction to the Dental Treatment of Obstructive Sleep Apnea

lEArning obJEcTiVES

1. To understand what OSA is.

2. To understand how it is diagnosed and treated by our medical colleagues.

3. To understand how we as dentists can treat the condition.


tHomas anGeloni, CHris maurer, mBa, anD CHris PaGe12:00 PM - 1:00 PM1 credit Hour

Successful Financing Options for Your Practice

lEArning obJEcTiVES

1. Understand how to use space effectively while gaining efficiencies through the use of technology.

2. Avoid first practice “pit-falls” and learn how planning early can lead to a successful practice.

3. Understand practice financing options, develop a business plan and identify the best location for your practice.


CHarles loretto, BBa8:30 am - 11:30 amCourse Code: S173 Credit Hours • Fee: $25 audience: D | SP

Practice Transitions (Targeting Younger Dentists)

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1. Associate vs. Owner - The owner makes twice as much for doing the same dentistry. You can do it!

2. Not letting the emotion of 6.8% on $250,000+ of dental school debt impact your decision making.

3. Once you own you must have a plan of how the office sends you a check. No plan means that the IRS has a plan for you.


ernest luCe, DDs8:00 am - 3:00 PmCourse Code: S186 Credit Hours • Fee: $195 audience: D

Minimal (Level 1) Enteral Sedation, a Review (Anesthesia Permit Renewal Course)

lEArning obJEcTiVES

1. Apply SBDE rules for the adminis-tration of and record keeping for minimal sedation in Texas.

2. Select appropriate drugs and appro-priate patients for minimal sedation.

3. Describe administration, monitoring and management of complications in minimal sedation.





stanley malameD, DDs8:30 am - 11:30 amCourse Code: S193 Credit Hours • Fee: $45 Audience: D | LT | BA | A | H | S | SP

Emergency Medicine In Dentistry

lEArning obJEcTiVES

1. List the drugs recommended for the basic emergency drug kit.

2. Describe the steps in basic manage-ment of all medical emergencies.

3. Discuss the diagnosis and management of ‘chest pain.’


FreD marGolis, DDs8:30 am - 11:30 amCourse Code: S203 Credit Hours • Fee: $45 audience: D | A | S

Interceptive and Minor Orthodontics

lEArning obJEcTiVES

1. Learn the advantages of early orthodontic treatment.

2. Learn the diagnosis and treatment planning for space maintainers.

3. Learn the diagnosis and treatment alternatives for cross-bite correction and other minor orthodontic problems.


will martin, DmD, ms8:30 am - 11:30 amCourse Code: S213 Credit Hours • Fee: $225 audience: D

LIMITED ATTENDANCE

Provisional Fabrication on Dental Implants

lEArning obJEcTiVES

1. To evaluate variable implant positions and select implant compo-nents for provisional fabrication.

2. Learn techniques to fabricate screw and cement-retained provisional restorations.

3. Understand the transition-zone and the influence that provisional restorations have on it.

4. Fabrication of customized impression copings for improved laboratory communication.

Educational funding provided by Straumann uSA.


Participants may bring loupes and headlight, if desirable, for fabrication of provisionals.

lanCe mCCollouGH9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (repeat)Course Code: S22 3 Credit Hours • Fee: $15 audience: D | LT | BA | A | H | S | SP

Internet Marketing for Dental Practices

lEArning obJEcTiVESPlease see page 36 for a list of learning objectives.

Educational funding provided by ProSites.


eDwin mCDonalD, iii, DDs8:30 am - 11:30 am (repeat)Course Code: S233 Credit Hours • Fee: $195 audience: D | LT | A | S

LIMITED ATTENDANCE

The Art and Science of Provisional Restorations Workshop

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Course #F54 is a prerequisite for this workshop.


Participants should bring protective eyewear and/or magnification loupes.

mary mellarD, DDs9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (repeat)Course Code: S24 3 Credit Hours • Fee: $35 audience: BA | A | S

How to Be the Indispensable Dental Assistant

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Educational funding provided by Patterson Dental.





JoHn molinari, PhD8:30 am - 11:30 amCourse Code: S253 Credit Hours • Fee: $35 audience: D | A | H | S

Vaccination update: Science, Perceptions, and Myths

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1. Comprehend the over all impact vaccinations have had in protecting the population against many infectious diseases.

2. Discuss the latest CDC vaccine recommendations for health care professionals for influenza, pneumo-coccal pneumonia, measles, mumps, rubella, varicella, hepatitis B, and pertussis.

3. Understand the rationale for other representative vaccination recommendations, including meningococcal and human papilloma virus infections.


marty naGer, DmD8:00 am - 10:30 amCourse Code: S26

12:00 PM - 2:30 PM (repeat)Course Code: S27

3 Credit Hours • Fee: $25 audience: BA | A | H

Dental Implants: Staff Questions

lEArning obJEcTiVES

1. Understand implants and when they are used.

2. Who are “implant patients”.

3. Enjoy yourself while learning about implants.


Brian novy, DDs9:00 AM - 12:00 PMCourse Code: S283 Credit Hours • Fee: $125 audience: D | A

LIMITED ATTENDANCE

Get Your Hands On the Revolution of MI Esthetic Dentistry

lEArning obJEcTiVES

1. Determine appropriate anti-caries agents based on risk factors.

2. Control rampant caries with focused therapeutics.

3. Select appropriate restorative materials based on caries risk.

4. Place laminate and co-cure restorative techniques.


ray PaDilla, DDs9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (repeat)Course Code: S293 Credit Hours • Fee: $135 audience: D | LT | A | H | S

LIMITED ATTENDANCE

Hands On Fabrication of Pressure Thermo-Formed Appliances

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Course #F62 is a prerequisite for this workshop.


JonatHan Parker, DDs8:00 AM - 12:00 PMCourse Code: S30 4 Credit Hours • Fee: $195audience: D

LIMITED ATTENDANCE

The Nuts and Bolts of Treating a Snoring and Sleep Apnea Patient

lEArning obJEcTiVES

1. Understand the features and charac-teristics of many oral appliances and how to decide which appliance is right for each patient.

2. Know how to take an accurate bite registration in the treatment position for oral appliance therapy.

3. Learn how to make a morning repositioning device to manage the patient’s occlusion.


eDwin (teD) Parks, DmD, ms9:00 AM - 12:00 PMCourse Code: S313 Credit Hours • Fee: $35 audience: D | A | H | S

Forensic Dentistry: The ugly Side of CSI

lEArning obJEcTiVES

1. Define the term forensic odontology.

2. Describe common tasks performed.

3. Describe the forensic odontologist’s role in a mass fatality incident.

4. Describe procedures for collecting potential bitemark evidence.





karen raPosa, rDH, mBa8:30 AM - 12:30 PM (repeat)Course Code: S324 Credit Hours • Fee: $15 audience: D | BA | A | H | S

Bridging the Gap . . . Tips for Treating Patients with Autism

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ParesH sHaH, DmD, ms8:30 am - 11:30 amCourse Code: S333 Credit Hours • Fee: $45 audience: D | A | S

Predictable Implant Restorative Techniques for the Every Day Practice

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1. Learn proper techniques on implant selection, planning and placement to achieve optimal esthetics.

2. Learn how to select appropriate implant abutments and prosthetic components to create successful esthetic results.

3. Learn how final prosthetic design and materials can influence your results and lab communication.

4. Learn how to communicate implant position and tissue contour to the lab for proper emergence profile.

5. Learn various provisional and impression techniques to assure esthetic and functional success.

6. Review material selection for various clinical situations.

Educational funding provided by DENTSPLY Caulk.


m. naDer sHariFi, DDs, ms8:30 am - 11:30 amCourse Code: S343 Credit Hours • Fee: $225 audience: D | LT | S

LIMITED ATTENDANCE

Partial Denture Attachments - The Hardest Job in Dentistry

lEArning obJEcTiVES

1. RPD framework design with attach-ments.

2. Attachment options.

3. The perils of attachments.

4. Impressions for RPD framework fabrication.

5. An intra-oral attachment pick up technique.


Participants are asked to bring two standard size green mixing bowls and two spatulas. Participants may also want to wear magnification/loupes and wear a labcoat, if desired.

BarBara steinBerG, DDs9:00 AM - 12:00 PMCourse Code: S353 Credit Hours • Fee: $45 audience: D | LT | BA | A | H | S | SP

4 “S’s” of Optimal Aging: “Sex, Sleep, Stress and Social Networks” - Part II

lEArning obJEcTiVES

1. Recognize the impact of sex, stress reduction, and sleep in maintaining a healthy life.

2. Understand how optimism and strong social networks create the healthiest lifestyles.

3. Experience laughter as the best medicine for a long healthy life.

Educational funding provided by the Alliance of the TDA.


viCtoria wallaCe, CDa, lDa8:30 am - 11:30 amCourse Code: S363 Credit Hours • Fee: $35 audience: D | A | S

Doing Whitening Right . . . Happy Patients and with Great Results!

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1. Know the difference between all the whitening options available.

2. Learn to troubleshoot whitening issues.

3. Feel great about promoting whiten-ing in the office, which in turn will help to build the practice.


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