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*TIASC is limited to Dental Professionals in private practice.

NEEWW TIAAAASSSC MMMeeemmmbberrrshipp BBBennefifi tts:• Free subscription to Spectrum Dialogue and TeamWork magazine (Value of $200.00)• Free admission to Spectrum Techno-Clinical Day in Chicago, IL.• Free membership to www.dentalvideo.us (online dental seminars)• Reduced admission to the International Dental Congress• Ontario Science Centre Discounts!

– 20% off public screenings– 15% off to “new” Science Centre Members– 15% off regular admission

• Earn AGD PACE Points during every meeting• Free Access to all Halifax Implant & Aesthetic Study Club Seminars• All 2010 members are able to attend the last full day meeting for 2009, on December 4th (must register in advance)

200110 PPrrogggrraammm FFeeaaatuurreessss:• 12 Full Day & Extended Half Day Friday Meetings• 18 Evening Meetings• 4 Hands-on Workshops• New Extended Half Day Friday’s • BONUS Seminars! Expect 2-3 Bonus Seminars in 2010

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Registration Information Enclosed.www.torontoimplantstudyclub.com905-258-0363 • 1-877-683-0207

NEW EXPANDED 2010 PROGRAM!

Toronto Implant & Aesthetic Study Club is designated as an Approved PACE Program Provider by the Academy of General Dentistry. The formal continuing education programs of this program provider are accepted by AGD for Fellowship, Mastership and membership maintenance credit. Approval does not imply acceptance by a state or provincial board of dentistry or AGD endorsement. The current term of approval extends from 9/1/2008 to 8/31/2011.

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20100 Adddvaannceee Reggistttraatioon Boonnuus!sFriday, December 4, 2009Prosthodontic Associates: Prosthodontic Review 2009Ontario Science Centre, 8:00am – 4:30pm

Jaanuuuaaarryy 220011000Monday, January 11, 2010 • Evening Seminar • 2 pointsTIASC Opening GalaVarious SpeakersWednesday, January 20, 2010 • Evening Seminar • 2 points3M ESPE: From Dream to Reality Speaker: Dr. Jordan SollWednesday, January 26, 2010 • Evening Seminar • 2 pointsCoralLife Inc.: Discover Your Hidden Wealth from Business Profi tsSpeaker: Ernie GreenwoodFriday, January 29th, 2010 • Extended Half Day Seminar • 3 pointsDRM Research Laboratories Inc.: Tissue Compatible Integrated Implant Prosthodontics, Functional-EstheticsSpeaker: Dr. Samuel Waknine, M(D.M.S.), Ph.D

Feeebbrrruuaaaaryy 222011000Monday, February 8, 2010 • Evening Seminar • 2 pointsStrategic Edge: Tax-based Financial Planning for the Modern Dental PracticeSpeaker: Mark O’FarrellFriday, February 12, 2010 • Extended Half Day Seminar • 3 pointsMicrylium: Extraction & Immediate Implant Placement Bone Augmentation - The Next Generation Special Aseptic ConsiderationsSpeaker: Dean Swift, B.Sc., con. Biochemistry, MicrobiologyThursday, February 18, 2010 • Evening Seminar • 2 pointsImplant Vision • Maximizing Your Implant Case AcceptanceSpeaker: Steve Giovi

Friday, February 26th, 2010 • Full Day • 6 pointsChicago Midwinter Meeting • Spectrum Dialogue: Techno-Clinical Day in ChicagoVarious Speakers

MMaarrrchhh 22001100Wednesday, March 3, 2010 • Evening Seminar • 2 pointsStraumann: “Strength and Beauty: How to maximize esthetics, reliability and value using Straumann’s total prosthetic solutions” Speaker: Jeremy WiggettThursday, March 11, 2010 • Evening Seminar • 2 pointsBioHorizons: Demystifying Oral Surgery for the GPSpeaker: Dr. Lawrence I. Gaum, DDS, FADSA, FICD, FADI

Wednesday, March 24, 2010 • Evening Seminar • 2 pointsNobel Biocare: Using an Advanced Implant System to Create Extraordinary ResultsSpeaker: Dr. Scott MacLeanFriday, March 26, 2010 • Extended Half Day Seminar • 3 pointsShaw Group of Dental Laboratories: Basic Surgical Principals for Complicated ExtractionsSpeaker: Reena M. Talwar, D.D.S, Ph.D, F.R.C.D(C)

AAppriiil 222201100Wednesday, April 7, 2010 • Evening Seminar • 2 pointsAstra Tech: What Works in Implant Dentistry……and what doesn’t! Based on experience of over 20 years and over 9,500 implants placed. Moderator: Dr. Murray ArlinMonday, April 19, 2010 • Evening Seminar • 2 pointsDRM Research Laboratories Inc.: Aesthetic Restorative Dentistry Speaker: Dr. Samuel Waknine, M(D.M.S.), Ph.D

Friday, April 30, 2010 • Extended Half Day Seminar • 3 pointsMIS Implants Canada: Paradigm shift: Making implant surgery simpler for the general dentistSpeaker: Dr. Edy Braun

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MMaayyy 2220001100Tuesday, May 11, 2010 • Evening Seminar • 2 pointsBaluke Dental Studios: Minimally Invasive Aesthetic VeneersSpeaker: Dr. Ron GoodlinMonday, May 17, 2010 • Evening Seminar • 2 pointsBaluke Dental Studios: More Esthetic Business In Your Offi ce!Speaker: Dr. Alain MéthotWednesday, May 26, 2010 • Evening Seminar • 2 pointsShaw Group of Dental Laboratories: Successful Dental Practice TransitionsSpeakers: David Lind & David Lind, David Rosenthal, BA, LL.B

Friday, May 28, 2010 • Extended Half Day Seminar • 3 pointsDRM Research Laboratories Inc.: Tissue Compatible Integrated Implant Prosthodontics, Functional-Esthetics Speaker: Dr. Samuel Waknine, M(D.M.S.), Ph.D

Seepttteemmmbbeeerr 222200011000Friday, September 17, 2010 • Extended Half Day Seminar • 3 pointsNobel Biocare: Clinical Solutions with NobelActive Prosthetic protocol with hands-onSpeaker: Mavis HunterTuesday, September 28, 2010 • Evening Seminar • 2 pointsDRM Research Laboratories Inc.: Aesthetic Restorative Dentistry Speaker: Dr. Samuel Waknine, M(D.M.S.), Ph.D

OOccctooobbeeerr 22000100Friday & Saturday, October 15-16th, 201011th Annual International Dental Congress: Techno-Clinical Trade Show and Speaker SessionsVarious Speakers Monday, October 18, 2010 • Evening Seminar • 2 pointsBioHorizons: The Benefi ts of CT Guided Implant SurgerySpeaker: Dr. Marshall Freilich

Wednesday, October 27, 2010 • Evening Seminar • 2 pointsTax Matters for Dentists: Keep More of What You EarnSpeaker: Mike Lakhani, B Comm, FCCA, CGA, CFP, RFP

NNooovvemmmmbbeerr 2220001100Wednesday, November 17, 2010 • Evening Seminar • 2 pointsDRM Research Laboratories Inc.: Aesthetic Restorative Dentistry Research, Functional-Esthetics & Biocompatibility.Speaker: Dr. Samuel Waknine, M(D.M.S.), Ph.D

Friday, November 26, 2010 • Extended Half Day Seminar • 3 pointsBioHorizons: Current Dental Implant Designs: A Market ComparisonSpeakers: Nello Matarazzo & Mark LoPresti

Deeecemmmmbbeerr 22001100Monday, December 6, 2010 • Evening Seminar • 2 pointsTIASC Mini ClinicsSpeaker: Various Speakers

Friday, December 17, 2010 • Full Day • 6 pointsVident: Esthetics and Materials: What? Where? When?Speaker: Edward McLaren, DDS

Saturday, December 18, 2010 • Full Day • 6 pointsVident: Photography, Shade Taking (Visual And Computerized), Photoshop and Powerpoint for Communication and Dental EstheticsSpeaker: Edward McLaren, DDS

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Mike Racich • Occlusal Considerations for Everyday DentistrySponsor: Dentsply Canada

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Thhuuursssdaayyy, JJJaannuaaarryyy 111, 220001100Toronto Implant & Aesthetic Study ClubTIASC Opening Gala!Come celebrate the beginning of another remarkable line-up for our 2010 program! We will be welcoming all new and old members to join us for an upscale dinner and captivating presentation.

Various Speakers6:30pm - 9:30pm • 2 points • Upscale Dinner IncludedOntario Science Centre (770 Don Mills Rd.) • Gemini West Room

WWeednnneessddaaay,, JJJannnuuaaryy 2200, 220011003M EPSEFrom Dream to Reality The demand for cosmetic dental procedures has seen a huge increase over the last few years. However success in this industry is dependent upon more than the simple desire to have a “cosmetic dental practice”. Competition among practices today is fi erce; patients are overwhelmed by the need to be informed in order to make the best choices for their dental health. Many of them are left asking, “Who do I believe?’ For cosmetic dentists alike, the issue becomes how to go about setting yourself apart from the competition while staying within the boundaries of the RCDSO. To simply align your practice with the identity of “Family and Cosmetic Dentistry” will not guarantee you success. Dr. Jordan Soll, recognized as a leader in the fi eld of “appearance related procedures”, distinguishes 10 principles to be adhered to and which will set you along the pathway to creating a true “cosmetic dentistry” practice.

Dr. Jordan Soll is highly interested in Aesthetics in Dentistry. He has a special interest in appearance related procedures and is the dental expert for Cityline. He has authored numerous articles and is the cosmetic consultant to the editorial board of Oral Health Magazine. He conceived and developed the Strategic Esthetic Planning Guide, as well as the Achieve Maximum Altitude Program. In addition, he has lectured throughout Canada and the U.S. on topics pertaining to Cosmetic Dentistry and Entrepreneurism in Dentistry.

6:30pm - 9:30pm • 2 points • Dinner IncludedOntario Science Centre (770 Don Mills Rd.) • Gemini West Room

Tuueesdddayyy, Jannuuuarrryyy 2266, 2001100CoralLife Inc.Discover your Hidden Wealth from Business Profi ts Compare options of moving business (dental practice) profi ts in various ways. Ernie will discuss the fl exibility of accessing profi ts either corporately and/or personally depending on where monies are required (on a guaranteed positive cash fl ow basis). The presentation will incorporate the following aspects: tax exempt investment growth corporately and personally, tax exempt transfer on death to future generations, tax exempt access personally to corporate monies, charities etc., and will illustrate how a business owner can create 2-4 times more cash for personal use during their lifetime from exactly the same profi ts compared to normal taxable or tax deferred structures we see used today.

Ernie Greenwood has worked with hundreds of successful private business owners, who were not aware of their options allowed under Canadian Law. Ernie has a wealth of clients who have relied on his leadership in addressing challenges that private business owners face every day.


Frriddayyy, JJJaannnuaarry 2299,, 200010DRM Research Laboratories Inc.Tissue Compatible Integrated Implant Prosthodontics, Functional-EstheticsChemical Engineering: microstructural differentiation & functional-aesthetic implications • Biomechanical concepts: comparative analysis - ceramic, amorphous composites, semicrystalline polyglass • Preparation & stratifi cation methodology • Accelerated cyclic-fatigue studies, In-Vivo correlation • Impact, catastrophic fracture studies, clinical implications • Chairside direct/indirect build-up technique(s) • Extraoral cementation vs. integrated abutment crowns • Photopolymerization: material, cure modality and operator failure probability • Halogen, XePlasma, ArLaser, LED • Mechanisms of Adhesion: interfacial bond magnitude, integrity and longevity • Biocompatibility & Cytotoxicity: fi broblasts, blood, muscular and epithelium tissue implant reactivity • Tissue support: bone graft - architectural technology • Performance probability

Dr. Samuel Waknine, M(D.M.S.), Ph.D is alumnus of University of California at Irvine, New York University Dental Center and University of Connecticut Health Center & Institute of Materials Science: Restorative Dentistry & Chemical Engineering dual-Doctorate. He is an active member of the International Association for Dental Research, Biomedical Materials Research Congress Society, Academy of Dental Materials, International Society of Electron Microscopy, American Chemical Society, American Institute of Chemists, and European Academy of Stomatology, Implantology and Esthetic Dentistry. He has presented lectures worldwide and is the original co-developer of the Herculite/Belleglass system and the sole-developer of the entire Conquest-Sculpture line and the DiamondCrown dental restoratives and prosthondontic product line.

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MMoonndddayy,, Feeebbrruuaaarryy 88, 222001100Strategic EdgeTax-based Financial Planning for the Modern Dental PracticeCourse Description

Mark O’Farrell, BA, CFP, CLU, CHFC, TEP founded Strategic Edge to help dentists who pay too much tax. He has given more than a hundred seminars to dentists from Vancouver to St. John’s and from Juneau to Palm Springs, for dental societies and major dentistry suppliers. Using a tax-based approach, he can achieve outstanding results with conservative projections, and provides free fi nancial practice analysis to all dentists in Canada. Mark believes that if you provide the education and relevant information with full disclosure, dentists can make their own well informed decisions. Strategic Edge does not replace existing relationships with accountants, lawyers or other advisors.


Friddayy, Febbbruaaryy 112, 220100MicryliumExtraction & Immediate Implant Placement Bone Augmentation - The Next Generation Special Aseptic ConsiderationsAmong the great challenges facing clinical research is the development of bioactive surgical additives regulating infl ammation and increasing healing. Indeed, after each intervention, surgeons must face complex tissue remodelling phenomena and the consequences on healing and tissue survival. Every extraction is now an opportunity to prevent adjacent periodontal ligament damage and bone necrosis. Special aseptic considerations will be discussed as related to Implantology and sterilization including new advances in measurement and tracking with Instant read-out Class V integrators and RFID instrument trackers that will reduce exposure risks both biologically and legally. Dean Swift will examine the new vacuum Class B machines that are blossoming in the marketplace. Material presented will be a benefi t for the entire staff.

Dean Swift, B.Sc., con. Biochemistry, Microbiology is a Materials Scientist and Educator with special interests in Biofi lms and Toxicity. He is an original Fellow of the Academy of Dental Materials, a member of the IADR and Innovator’s Alliance. In addition to being Research Director at Micrylium Laboratories he is also a member of the iDAPT Toronto Rehab Research team.


Thhuursssddaaayy, Feebbbruuuaaryy 18,, 2220011000Implant VisionMaximizing Your Implant Case Acceptance • How to deliver an effective and effi cient case presentation every time• How to cut through the technical jargon and laser focus your presentation on the benefi ts of treatment• How to motivate patients to move forward with your recommended treatment plan today• How to listen and determine the real reasons patients aren’t saying YES to your treatment plans• How to develop a follow-up system for patients considering your treatment plans• How to prepare a patient to deliver a “winning presentation” to their loved ones at home

Steve Giovi’s case presentation tools and systems are used by thousands of Dentists in over 45 countries, and by some of the highest grossing practices in North America - with some placing upwards of 3,000 implants per year. With almost a decade writing, storyboarding, and producing award winning (and profi t generating) presentation systems, Steve knows that a successful presentation involves more than just plain old “patient education”. Whether you present treatment plans ranging from $5,000 - $50,000+ Steve teaches you the science of a winning case presentation that dramatically increases your acceptance rate and empowers patients to take immediate action!


Frriddayyy, FFFeebbbruuaaaryyy 22266,, 222011000Spectrum DialogueChicago Midwinter Meeting • Techno-Clinical Day in ChicagoTechno-Clinical Trade Show and Continuing Education Event during Chicago Dental Mid-Winter

8:30am - 4:30pm • 7 points • Breakfast and Break IncludedWyndham Chicago (633 N. St. Clair, Chicago, IL) • www.spectrumdialogue.com

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WWeednnneessddaaay,, MMMaaarrcchh 333, 220001100Straumann CanadaStrength and Beauty: How to Maximize Esthetics, Reliability and Value using Straumann’s Total Prosthetic solutionsThis in-depth, hands-on workshop will update the restoring dentist on all of Straumann’s prosthetic options. From ultra-simple posterior restorations to predictable and fl exible esthetic restorations, the participant will understand the full functionality and benefi ts of the Straumann Dental Implant System.

Jeremy Wiggett has worked in the medical and dental fi eld more than 15 years including the past seven years with Straumann where he has worked in both a sales and marketing capacity. Jeremy has presented to dental professionals in the US, Canada and Europe and has developed and delivered a number of techno-clinical training programs for Straumann’s technical support staff. He is currently Regional Sales Director at Straumann Canada.


Thhuuursssdaaayy, MMMMaarrchhh 111, 222001100BioHorizonsDemystifying Oral Surgery for the GPA learning session that will teach you the correct way to surgically remove impacted 3rd molars, erupted molars and other surgical techniques. Proper instrument selection and use, and post-op medication will also be discussed. Dr. Gaum will demystify everything for you and uncover many secrets about oral surgery.

Dr. Lawrence I. Gaum, DDS, FADSA, FICD, FADI, is an oral surgeon who maintains a private practice in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He is a graduate of Dalhousie University Dental School in Nova Scotia and the recipient of several awards throughout his studies. He practiced general dentistry for fi ve years before taking his specialty training in Anaesthesia and Oral Surgery at the University of Pittsburgh and Wilmington Medical Centre. He is former Associate in Dentistry, Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto where he taught for over 20 years. He has lectured extensively throughout Canada, United States and other countries, teaching his fellow colleagues oral surgery and anaesthesia. He has been published in major dental and medical journals, has published a text book and has released a surgical DVD for the General Dentist titled: “Oral Surgical Videos for the General Dentist”. He is a member of several dental associations in Canada, United States and Europe. He is a staff member of St. Michael’s Hospital in Toronto and the Director of Global Professional Seminars.


WWeeednnneesssddaaay,, MMaaarrccchh 2224, 22200100Nobel BiocareUsing an Advanced Implant System to Create Extraordinary Results Dr. MacLean will follow a case presentation format to show the various applications of the NobelActiveTM implant. Dr. MacLean will discuss the fi ner ways to control outcome to illustrate the strengths of using a high initial torque implant. He will discuss how this implant can be used for single implants, bridgework, and full arch reconstruction with both fi xed and removable options. The soft tissue response will be highlighted to show why this design minimizes infl ammation and subsequent bone loss. This course has been designed to have both surgical and prosthetic tips for all levels of implant users.

Dr. Scott MacLean runs a successful Dental practice in Nova Scotia, Canada. He is a Fellow of the American College of Dentists, the International College of Dentists, and the Pierre Fauhcard Academy. Dr. MacLean is a member of the CARDP, the AACD, the ICOI, and the CAED. He currently teaches Implantology part time at the Dalhousie Dental School in Halifax, NS.


Frriddayyy, MMMMarcchh 2666, 220010Shaw Group of Dental Laboratories Basic Surgical Principles for Complicated ExtractionsMinor oral surgery is a common thread to every dental practice. There are general surgical principles which are required to perform almost all oral surgical procedures. It is the ability of the practitioner in performing these procedures that is the limiting factor in profi cient delivery of care to their patients. This seminar will focus on the basic surgical principles as they apply to complicated dental extractions ranging from patient evaluation, anaesthesia, instrumentation, anatomy, and the handing of soft and hard tissues of the oral cavity. The application of these principles to other oral surgical procedures including periodontal and endodontic therapy, are also relevant. It is the goal of the presenter to provide participants with a strong knowledge base of basic surgical principles in order to deliver proper patient care.

Reena M. Talwar, DDS, PhD, FRCD(C) is an Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon and Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto, both in the Faculty of Dentistry (Discipline of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery and Anaesthesia) and Faculty of Medicine (Department of Anatomy). Her goals are to provide her patients with quality surgical care and her students with sound academic principles.


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WWeednnneessddaaay,, AAAprriill 77, 22200100Astra TechWhat Works in Implant Dentistry…and What Doesn’t! Based on Experience and over 9,500 Implants over 20 Years• Selecting a company that responsibly researches their products (to avoid the disastrous results we have seen with several implant designs). • Selecting a company that can provide excellent service and support (to avoid improperly treated cases). • Selecting implant designs that will maximize success and minimize crestal bone loss. • Selecting an implant system that offers implant designs that allow for successful treatment of challenging cases

Murray Arlin, D.D.S., dip. Perio., F.R.C.D.(C) received his D.D.S. from McGill University in 1977. After a 1 year Residency in General Dentistry at the Jewish General Hospital in Montreal, he began his Post Graduate Program in Periodontics at the University of Toronto, graduating with his diploma in 1980. Dr. Arlin received his Membership and Fellowship in the Royal College of Dentists of Canada in 1981 and 1983 respectively. He has taught at the Undergraduate and Periodontal Post Graduate departments at the University of Toronto. Dr. Arlin received his training in Implant Dentistry initially in 1985 and since then has been actively involved in continuing education. He has placed and documented over 9,500 implants to date. He has lectured internationally and has authored many articles on Periodontics and Implant Dentistry.


MMoonndddayy,, AAAprriill 199,, 2201110DRM Research Laboratories Inc. Aesthetic Restorative Dentistry: Research, Functional-Esthetics & BiocompatibilityThe dawn of a new biotechnology era in Aesthetic Dentistry coupled with the recent introduction of metal-free restorations, brought about a spectrum of operative - protocol issues. The conference will attempt to characterize and optimize the correlation parameters of material science, clinical indications and post-operative implications.

Universal direct restorative fi llings • Condensable Class II • Class V erosion-site repair • Luting cements and fl owable composites • Polyceram prosthodontics; alloyless, fi berless laminate veneers, inlay/onlay, crown & bridge • Implant superstructure • Adhesive dentistry - interfacial-bond affi nity and longevity • Photopolymerization; Halogen, Led, Xenon & Laser.

In-Vitro and In-Vivo data will be presented to ascertain the following:

The elimination of post-operative sensitivity: cold, hot and pressure symptomology - underlying mechanism, masticatory cyclic fatigue and marginal integrity • The physiology of occlusion: composite vs. ceramics and alloys • The success of implant interfacial osseointegration - transitional loading period superstructure macrorigidity vs. microelasticity • Functional - Aesthetic, properties of materials • Tooth preparation methodology; effects and side-effects • Auxiliary materials, contraindications and long-term effects; hemostatic agents, isolation materials

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Biocompatibility and Cytotoxicity - reactivity, irritation, infl ammation and manifestation • Color and Gloss value: Opacity/Translucency stratifi cation gradients • Polishing materials and techniques

You, the clinician, will leave this conference with a comprehensive understanding of Optimum Aesthetic Restorative Dentistry for the new millennia.



Frriddayyy, AAAAprrril 3300, 220010MIS Implants Canada Inc. Paradigm Shift: Making Implant Surgery Simpler for the General DentistDr. Edy Braun graduated from the University of Toronto in 2001. After he achieved his DDS, he did a general practice residency at Beth Israel Medical Center in Newark, New Jersey followed by residency at Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia, PA. After these 2 hospital residencies, Dr. Braun entered the 3-year Periodontics speciality program at Stony Brook University, State University of New York, graduating in June 2006, and in 2007, he received his Fellowship in Periodontology, FRCD (C). Dr. Edy Braun is experienced in the full range of periodontal plastic-surgical techniques, including gingival esthetic procedures, bone grafting, sinus augmentation and the placement of osseous integrated implants.


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Tuueesdddayyy, MMMaayy 1111,, 2200100Baluke Dental StudiosMinimally Invasive Aesthetic VeneersBe prepared for a fun day as Dr. Goodlin presents “Tips and Tricks for Minimally Invasive Cosmetic Veneers”. His fun style and fast pace will keep you on the edge of your seat and motivate you to tackle your next case with the confi dence that predictability provides!

Dr. Ron Goodlin is an accredited member of the AACD. President of the TACD, on the Board of Directors of the AACD, director of education at the CICDE and editor of the Canadian Journal of Cosmetic Dentistry. Dr. Ron Goodlin lectures extensively around the world on Minimally invasive Cosmetic Dentistry.


Tuueesdddayyy, MMMaayy 1777,, 2200100Baluke Dental StudiosMore Esthetic Business in Your Offi ce!We all know that suggestive selling works. If someone could give you a glimpse of what you would look like with a new smile…chances are you would want to have what you see. Increasing your customers in esthetic dentistry starts by such suggestions, and with the help of an innovative tool called the Dental GPS, you can give your patients a highly personal glimpse into the benefi ts of a variety of treatments. Come and see how to get more esthetic business in your offi ce. With the help of one tool, learn how to: diagnose esthetic treatments, make precise treatment plans, optimize communication with the patient and the laboratory, and create sales without acting like a “salesperson”.

Dr. Alain Méthot has discovered a way to transform the esthetic aspect of his own business. If you are interested in the idea of building your clientele in esthetic dentistry, this is a training session you will absolutely not want to miss. Entrepreneurship starts with new ideas. Come and see what has never been seen before in esthetic dentistry.


WWeednnneessddaaay,, MMMaaayy 2266, 2001100Shaw Group of Dental Laboratories Successful Dental Practice TransitionsThis presentation will guide you through the various steps to take to ensure you can orchestrate a “Successful Dental Practice Transition”. Whether you plan to sell now or 10 years from now, there is planning to be done and knowledge required to do it right. You will learn: The drivers of Practice Value, Dangers of following Rules of Thumb, How to prepare your practice for sale, Should you associate back, Understand Investing Dentists, and The Practice Sale process. Ideal for practice owners considering their future options, it would also be of interest to associates and future buyers.

David Lind is a Partner in Professional Practice Sales Ltd. (PPS). PPS was established in Ontario in 1991 by Graham Tuck, C.A. and is a leader in dental practice valuations and sales. Prior to joining PPS two years ago, David was Senior Vice President, CIT Financial, with overall accountability for the Healthcare business. During his 18 years with CIT/Newcourt, he developed a strong understanding of the personal and professional needs of Dentists, particularly as they enter and exit the profession. He began his fi nancial career in 1987 managing the fi nancial affairs of high net worth individuals for Canada’s largest trust company. David is an active Dental Industry volunteer currently serving on the Toronto Academy of Dentistry’s Winter Clinic and Golf Committees, and also as Co-Chair from 1997 to 2005, he sat on the Board of Directors of DIAC (Dental Industry Association of Canada), as Treasurer and then President.

David Rosenthal, BA, LL.B is a senior lawyer whose practice is devoted to business, corporate, and healthcare law, with a special emphasis on business law for dentists and other health care professionals.


Frriddayyy, MMMMay 2288, 222001100DRM Research Laboratories Inc.Tissue Compatible Integrated Implant Prosthodontics, Functional-EstheticsChemical Engineering: microstructural differentiation & functional-aesthetic implications • Biomechanical concepts: comparative analysis - ceramic, amorphous composites, semicrystalline polyglass • Preparation & stratifi cation methodology • Accelerated cyclic-fatigue studies, In-Vivo correlation • Impact, catastrophic fracture studies, clinical implications • Chairside direct/indirect build-up technique(s) • Extraoral cementation vs. integrated abutment crowns • Photopolymerization: material, cure modality and operator failure probability • Halogen, XePlasma, ArLaser, LED • Mechanisms of Adhesion: interfacial bond magnitude, integrity and longevity • Biocompatibility & Cytotoxicity: fi broblasts, blood, muscular and epithelium tissue implant reactivity • Tissue support: bone graft - architectural technology • Performance probability



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Frriddayyy, SSSepppteemmbbbeer 117, 2200100Nobel BiocareClinical Solutions with NobelActive Prosthetic Protocol with Hands-onMavis Hunter has been in the dental industry in a marketing capacity for the past 24 years. Her vast range of experience has led her to her current position of Regional Sales Manager for Central Ontario at Nobel Biocare where she has worked since 1999.


Tuueesdddayyy, SSepptteemmmmbbeeer 22288thh,, 220011000DRM Research Laboratories Inc. Aesthetic Restorative Dentistry: Research, Functional-Esthetics & BiocompatibilityThe dawn of a new biotechnology era in Aesthetic Dentistry coupled with the recent introduction of metal-free restorations, brought about a spectrum of operative - protocol issues. The conference will attempt to characterize and optimize the correlation parameters of material science, clinical indications and post-operative implications.



The elimination of post-operative sensitivity: cold, hot and pressure symptomology - underlying mechanism, masticatory cyclic fatigue and marginal integrity • The physiology of occlusion: composite vs. ceramics and alloys • The success of implant interfacial osseointegration - transitional loading period superstructure macrorigidity vs. microelasticity • Functional - Aesthetic, properties of materials • Tooth preparation methodology; effects and side-effects • Auxiliary materials, contraindications and long-term effects; hemostatic agents, isolation materials and techniques, liners and glass ionomers, provisional temporizing agents and sealants • Ceramo - repairs •





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Various Speakers8:30am - 4:30pm • www.internationaldentalcongress.comSheraton Toronto Airport Hotel and Conference Centre (801 Dixon Road, Toronto)

MMoonndddayy,, OOOcttoobeeerr 1188, 2001100BioHorizons The Benefi ts of CT Guided Implant SurgeryDr. Marshall Freilich received his Bachelor of Science degree from York University in 1987, and his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the University of Toronto in 1991. He completed a General Practice Residency at the University of British Columbia in 1992, following which he practiced general dentistry for two years. Dr. Freilich obtained his surgical residency training at Dalhousie University, graduating with a Master of Science degree in 1998, and pursued fellowship training in Paediatric and Reconstructive oral and maxillofacial surgery at the University of Toronto affi liated teaching hospitals. Dr. Freilich has been a board-certifi ed oral and maxillofacial surgeon since 1999. He is currently staff surgeon at Mount Sinai Hospital Joseph and Wolf Lebovic Health Complex, Graduate Training Program in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, and The Hospital for Sick Children. He is Associate in Dentistry, Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto, and a past-president of the Ontario Society of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons. Dr. Freilich has a special interest in reconstructive surgical procedures, including implant surgery, that facilitate comprehensive prosthetic dental care. Outside of his involvement in clinical research and teaching, he has pioneered the establishment of iliac crest (hip) graft surgery as a routine outpatient, in-offi ce procedure, in order to improve access of this care to his patients. He has authored and co-authored several articles in peer-reviewed scientifi c journals.


WWeeddnnnessddaaay,, OOOctttooobbeer 27, 22001100Tax Matters for Dentists Keep More of What You EarnMike Lakhani, B Comm, FCCA, CGA, CFP, RFP is Vice-President and Senior Financial Advisor with Assante Financial Management Ltd. Mike has over 15 years experience as a fi nancial advisor working in the Mississauga area. Mike is dedicated to helping dental professionals achieve their goals. With his expertise in accounting and tax planning, Mike’s clients appreciate the comprehensive and integrated approach he takes to manage their fi nancial affairs.


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Frriddayyy, NNNNovvveemmmbeeerr 2226, 201100BioHorizons CanadaCurrent Dental Implant Designs: A Market ComparisonThis lecture will examine current implant systems in the Canadian marketplace. It will include a brief history on each major implant company and how these companies and their implant designs have evolved in a short period of time.

Nello Matarazzo, General Manager, BioHorizons Canada is the General Manager for BioHorizons Canada and is also the Director for the Misch International Implant Institute® Canada.

Mark LoPresti, National Sales Manager, BioHorizons Canada is the National Sales Manager for BioHorizons Canada and has been with the company for the past fi ve years.


Be on the Lookout for this Bonus Seminar! Dentsply CanadaOcclusal Considerations for Everyday DentistryLearning Objectives: Evidence-based not evidence-biased dentistry: what it is and is not • Patient evaluation and effective communication • Gnathology: what it is and is not • Occlusal therapy: when • Facially generated treatment planning • 1, 2, 3’s of Dentistry • CR: where, when, who’s? •

Advanced joint based occlusion concepts • Myocentric as a treatment position • Vertical dimension assessment • Envelope of function evaluation • Sagittal anterior tooth position analysis • Smile design (basic rules and customization) • Practical dental anatomy • Practical articulator use: when, what, how • Contemporary restorative and prosthodontic material selection • Orthotics: predictable usage • Long term maintenance considerations

Mike Racich, DMD has a general practice in downtown Vancouver emphasizing comprehensive restorative dentistry, prosthodontics and TMD/orofacial pain. Dr. Racich is a member of many professional organizations including the Canadian Academy of Restorative Dentistry and Prosthodontics, the Pacifi c Coast Society for Prosthodontics, the International Congress of Oral Implantologists and the American Academy of Orofacial Pain. He is a Fellow of the Academy of General Dentistry and the American College of Dentists as well as a Diplomate, American Board of Orofacial Pain. Dr. Racich has published in peer-reviwed scientifi c journals such as the Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry and the Canadian Dental Journal and lectured nationally and internationally on subjects relating to patient comfort, function and appearance. He currently mentors the didactic/clinical study club F.O.C.U.S in Vancouver.

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MMoonndddayy,, DDDecceemmmbbeerr 666, 220001100Toronto Implant and Aesthetic Study ClubTIASC Mini-Clinics: Multidisciplinary SeminarsA fast-paced evening of mini-intense seminars covering numerous aspects of dentistry. This meeting traditionally receives the most enthusiastic reviews from our membership. Top member choices will be selected for discussion. To suggest a topic please email [email protected].

Various Speakers 6:30pm - 9:30pm • 2 points • Dinner IncludedOntario Science Centre (770 Don Mills Rd.) • Gemini West Room

Frriddayyy, DDDeccceemmmbeerr 17, 201100VidentEsthetics and Materials: What? Where? When?In the search for the ultimate in esthetic restorative dentistry many new materials and techniques have been introduced to the profession. More than ever today’s practitioner is faced with the diffi cult task of evaluating these new materials and techniques and making appropriate decisions for their clinical use. Critical aspects of the mechanical and chemical properties of materials that are not generally understood will be discussed and related to clinical conditions that would either contribute to the success or failure of the restoration. This presentation will clarify the esthetic requirements of a material and dispel some of the confusion regarding the optical properties necessary for esthetic success. The current research about the effi cacy and clinical success of these new materials, from simple treatments such as bleaching to more involved fi xed partial denture to implant situations, will also be discussed. Specifi c clinical indications for these various materials will be given based on the research and clinical evidence from ongoing clinical trials. Detailed guidelines that will help the practitioner to decide when to inlay vs. onlay, onlay vs. crown, direct bond vs. indirect veneer, and when and what material is indicated for fi xed partial dentures will be reviewed. Indications and design requirements for clinical success with metal free alternatives will be featured. Attention will be given to preparation requirements, tissue management, impressions, provisionalization, shade matching and cementation using several clinical examples.

Topics Covered: How material physical properties relate to clinical success and failure • A systematic approach to indirect material selection • When to use a “Etchable” ceramic restoration e.g. bonded porcelain • When to veneer vs. when to crown • When to do no-prep veneers • When, why, and how to remove tooth structure for various types of materials and differing clinical conditions • When to inlay vs. onlay • Clinical management of several clinical cases covering all types of indirect restorations

Edward McLaren, DDS, is a Prosthodontist and ceramist. He has written over 25 articles on his technique and research related topics. He is currently the director of the UCLA Center for Esthetic Dentistry and provides a full-time residency in esthetic dentistry and also mini residencies for practicing dentists. He is also director of the UCLA School for Esthetic Dental Design, which provides full-time and mini residency programs for lab technicians.

8:00am - 4:30pm • 6 points • Breakfast, Breaks & Lunch IncludedOntario Science Centre (770 Don Mills Rd.) • Telus Room

Saattuurrrdaayyy, DDDeeccemmmmbbeer 188, 222001100VidentPhotography, Shade Taking (Visual And Computerized), Photoshop and Powerpoint for Communication and Dental EstheticsThe objective of the course is three-fold: Firstly, to learn the use of digital photography for dental esthetics, photography for shade communication and portrait photography. Secondly, to learn and use digital shade taking technology, and master the skills of visual shade taking. Third, how to import images into Photoshop and how to optimize the images and import them into a customized PowerPoint presentation. The course will also cover the use of photography as it relates to dentist-ceramist communication relative to shade analysis. Also covered will be the AACD accreditation series of images. All of these topics will be covered in a lecture and demonstration format. The participants will then divide up into teams and will take visual and computerized shades on each other. Then the teams will take the demonstrated dental and portrait images on each other. Lastly, the participants will import their images into Photoshop to optimize the images, which will then be exported to a PowerPoint presentation. All shade taking and photographic equipment will be supplied. The participants will need to bring a lap top computer confi gured with Photoshop and PowerPoint. We will have a few computers available but not enough for every participant.

Course Objectives:1. Learn the fundamental principles of general photography and how to operate a digital SLR camera.2. Learn macro-photography (close-up photography) used in documenting a case involving esthetic dental restorations.3. Learn the basics of “Portrait” photography4. How to use dental photography to diagnose and form a treatment plan for esthetic dental restorations.5. Learn the use of the “EASYSHADE” digital shade taking computer6. Learn how to visualize natural teeth and take shades visually7. Learn how to use Photoshop to enhance exposure, composition, and color balance of the dental images.8. Learn how to use PowerPoint or Keynote to organize and edit the dental images into a format for presentations.9. Digital smile design techniques using Photoshop

Additional Tuition: $995 USD

Edward McLaren, DDS, is a Prosthodontist and ceramist. He has written over 25 articles on his technique and research related topics. He is currently the director of the UCLA Center for Esthetic Dentistry and provides a full-time residency in esthetic dentistry and also mini residencies for practicing dentists. He is also director of the UCLA School for Esthetic Dental Design, which provides full-time and mini residency programs for lab technicians.

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Morry Murad, DDS

Dr. Morry Murad graduated from McGill University in 1991. Since then he has been in a private general practice focusing on Restorative and Implant Dentistry. Dr. Murad is on the Advisory Board of the Toronto Implant and Aesthetic Study Club. Dr. Murad is a strong proponent of the Dentist-Technologist relationship; he is also the only Dentist member of the Academy of Dental Technology.

David Kochberg, RDT

Mr. Kochberg is a Registered Dental Technologist and operating manager of Applied Arts Ceramic Laboratories Ltd. Since 1987, under his direction, it has placed its emphasis on implants and aesthetic dentistry. He is co-founder of the Toronto Implant and Aesthetic Study Club, Academy of Dental Technology, and the International Dental Congress. He has been an active lecturer for the Association of Dental Technologists of Ontario, and the US-Based Academy of Osseo integration.

Jordan Soll, B Sc, DDS, FICOI Esthetic Clinical

Dr. Jordan Soll is highly interested in Aesthetics in Dentistry. He has a special interest in appearance related procedures and is the dental expert for Cityline. He has authored numerous articles and is the cosmetic consultant to the editorial board of Oral Health Magazine. He conceived and developed the Strategic Esthetic Planning Guide, as well as the Achieve Maximum Altitude Program.

Dr. Daniel Isakow

Dr. Daniel Isakow received his DMD from Boston University in 1988. In 1989 he completed a general practice residency at Erie County Medical Centre, in Buffalo, New York. In 1991 he received a certifi cate in combined Prosthodontics, from SUNY at Buffalo (Buffalo, New York). He is the Staff Prosthodontist at the Baycrest Centre for Geriatric Care. He is an Associate in Dentistry at the University of Toronto, Department of Prosthodontics. He is past President of the Association of Prosthodontists of Ontario. He maintains a full-time private practice with an emphasis on adult restorative dentistry. Dr Isakow is an avid collector of Dental pot lids and holds an extensive collection.

Lawrence Gaum, DDS, FADSA, FICD, FADI

Dr. Lawrence Gaum is an oral surgeon who maintains a private practice in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. He has published a surgical textbook and a surgical DVD titled: “Oral Surgery for the General Dentist” and “Oral Surgical Videos for the G.P.” Both are available through Palmeri Publishing.

Dave Hunt

Dave Hunt has approximately fi fteen years previous experience with a major dental manufacturer & over eight years experience with Shaw Group of Dental Laboratories as Sales and Marketing Manager.

Izchak Barzilay, DDS, Cert. Prostho. MS, FRCD (C)

Dr. Barzilay received his DDS from the University of Toronto in 1983, a Certifi cate in Prosthodontics from the Eastman Dental Center in Rochester, NY in 1986, and a MS from the University of Rochester in 1991. He is in private practice limited to prosthodontics and implant dentistry in Toronto, ON. He has published articles on various topics.

Murray Arlin, DDS, dip. Perio., FRCD (C)

Dr. Arlin received his D.D.S. at McGill University, Montreal, in 1977, his Diploma in Periodontics at the University of Toronto in 1980, and his Fellowship in the Royal College of Dentists of Canada in 1983. Dr. Arlin has taught at the University of Toronto at the undergraduate and post-graduate levels. He has also presented numerous seminar lectures internationally and has authored many articles in leading Dental Journals. Dr. Arlin is a co-founder of the Toronto Implant Study Club. He is also the founder of the Dental Hygienist Periodontal Study Club of Toronto.


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