The Ohio Dental Association's 146th Annual Session will be held from September 13-16, 2012 in Columbus, Ohio. The Annual Session will feature over 200 exhibiting companies in the Exhibit Hall, numerous continuing education courses on various dental topics, and special social events. Some key events include an Exhibit Hall Welcome Reception on Thursday evening to kick off the Annual Session, a Dinner with the Chef special event on Thursday night, and the ODA President's Celebration of Excellence honoring Dr. Mark Bronson on Friday night. The Annual Session will provide Ohio dentists with opportunities for dental education, networking, and seeing the latest products and technology from dental companies.

1. OHIO DENTAL ASSOCIATION ANNUAL SESSION SEPTEMBER 13-16, 2012
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Annual Session - Sept. 13-16, 2012 - Columbus, Ohio
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2. WELCOME TO THE
OHIO DENTAL ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL SESSION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Exhibit Hall 1
Exhibitor Listing 2
Events in the Exhibit Hall 3
Things to Do in Columbus 4
Special Events 5
General Information 7
Continuing Education 8
CE Tracks 15
CE Speaker Bios 34
Related Programs 43
Hotels and Parking 44

3. EXHIBIT HALL
MORE THAN 200 COMPANIES REPRESENTED EXHIBIT HALL HOURS:
With more than 200 companies participating, the ODA’s 146th Thursday, September 13
12:00 to 6:30 p.m.
Annual Session exhibition is clearly the best choice when it
Friday, September 14
comes to shopping for your office. As one of the largest Exhibit
10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Halls in the region nowhere else in the state can you so easily
Saturday, September 15
compare products you’ve been thinking of buying. Not only will 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
you find everything you need from toothbrushes to lasers, but
you’ll also find knowledgeable company representatives readily
available to answer your and your staff’s questions.
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4. EXHIBITOR LISTING
3C Technology Solutions Designs For Vision Inc Pelton & Crane
3M ESPE Digital Doc PeriOptix Inc.
ACTEON (Satelec & Sopro) DMA Inc. Philips (Sonicare, Zoom)
A-dec, Inc. DMG America Planmeca, Inc.
Accutron (PSA) Dowell Dental Products Platypus Orthodontic (Darrow Dental)
Acteon North America Ergonomic Products PNC Bank
Adept Marketing Firegang Digital Marketing Porter Royal Sales Company
Advantage Technologies Inc. Forest Dental Products (PSA) Practice Impact
AFTCO Associates Garfield Refining Company Premier Dental Products Co
Air Techniques (PSA) Garrison Dental Solutions Preventech (Darrow Dental)
Align Technology Inc. GC America Professional Sales Assoc (PSA)
AMD Lasers Golden Dental Solutions Professional Solutions Insurance
Aseptico, Inc. Greater Curve Prophy Perfect Inc.
Aspen Dental Heartland Dental Care ProSites Inc.
Back Quality Ergonomics Henry Schein Dental Pulpdent Corporation
Bank of America Practice Solutions Henschen Consulting Refresh Dental/Professional Dental Alli-
Belmont Equipment Hiossen Dental Implant ance
Benco Dental Company Hu-Friedy Mfg. Co. Inc. Quantum Inc
Benham Insurance Associates Hughes Diversified Dental RAMVAC (Dental EZ)
Best Card LLC Huntington Wealth Advisors Renaissance Systems & Services
Best Instruments Inc. ICW International (PSA) RGP Dental, Inc.
Bio-Flex Instrumentarium/Soredex ROE Dental Laboratory
BioHorizons Integra Miltex Rose Micro Solutions
Bisco Dental Products Isolite Systems SS White Burs, Inc.
Blue & Co LLC Ivoclar Vivadent Inc. Scarf World
Brasseler USA Johns Dental Laboratory Schumacher Dental Instruments
CareCredit JS Dental Mfg/Directa AB SciCan Inc.
Carestream Dental Kapricorn Systems, Inc. Septodont
Casady Refining Services Inc. Kavo Dental Sesame Communications
Centrix, Inc. Kerr Corporation Sirona Dental Systems
Cetylite Industries (Darrow Dental) Kimberly-Clark Health Care Smile Brands/Bright Now
Chris D. Callen Insurance Komet USA Solutionreach
Cincinnati Insurance Companies KSB Dental Spry/Xlear
Colgate Lester A. Dine Inc. StarDental (Dental EZ)
Coltene/Whaledent Inc. Lexi Comp Publishing Stellar Private Cable
Columbia Dentoform (Dental EZ) LumaDent Summit Orthodontic Services
Commerce National Bank M&CC (PSA) Sunstar Americas
Cosmedent Market Connections Inc. Superior Dental Care
Crest Oral B Marus Dental Surgitel/General Scientific Corp
CustomAir (Dental EZ) Mediaroo.com Team DDS
Darrow Dental Medical Protective The Paragon Program
DDS Refining MegaGen USA U.S. Bank
Delta Dental Plan of Ohio Midmark Corporation Ultradent Products Inc
Demandforce Morita USA (Darrow Dental) Ultralight Optics
Dental Assisting National Board National Practice Transitions Network US Army Healthcare Recruiting
Dental Associates Lab, LLC Nevin Labs (Dental EZ) Used Gold.com
Dental Care Plus Inc. NorthStar Medical Equipment Velscope/LED Dental
Dental EZ Group NSK Dental Vistar Technologies LLC
Dental Health Products Inc. Ohio Academy of General Dentistry VOCO America
Dental Personnel Placement Services Onpharma Williams Dental Lab
Dental Services Group (DSG) Orgagenics (Darrow Dental) Zila, a TOLMAR Co.
Dental USA Inc. OraPharma Zimmerman, Boltz & Co
DentaQuest Orascoptic ZOLL Medical Corp
Dental RAT (Darrow Dental) Paradise Dental Technologies (Darrow
DENTSPLY Caulk Dental) List as of June 12, 2012.
DENTSPLY Professional Paragon Practice Transitions Visit oda.org for a complete list
DENTSPLY Tulsa Patterson Dental of exhibitors.
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5. EVENTS IN THE EXHIBIT HALL
DOOR PRIZES FOR ADA MEMBER DENTISTS AND STAFF TABLE CLINICS
Saturday, September 15 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Daily drawings in the ODA Membership Booth: Thursday, Support provided by Colgate
September 13, 6:00 p.m.; Friday, September 14, 5:30 p.m.;
Saturday, September 15, 1:00 p.m. Visit the Exhibit Hall Earn up to 2 hours of free CE by attending the Table Clin-
to enter your chance to win one of the outstanding prizes ics presented by member dentists, auxiliary staff, dental
donated by Philips, ODASC and the ODA. All ADA member students and hygiene students.
dentists registered* for Annual Session are eligible for the
dentist prizes and there are special drawings for regis- MEAL OPTIONS
tered* dental team members. Simply take your entry tick- Join the exhibitors for your midday meal. Exhibit Hall
et – which will automatically be printed with your name concession stands offer many choices, from full meals
badge – to the ODA Membership Booth located in the to sandwiches and garden salads to snacks and plenty of
Exhibit Hall. Prizes for dentists include: Thursday, a $500 comfortable seating.
gift card to Tiffany & Co.; Friday, a Philips Fidelio Docking
Speaker with AirPlay; and Saturday, an iPad. Prizes for
staff include: Thursday, a Coach Poppy IKAT Pocket Hippy
Purse; Friday, a sterling silver Tiffany 1837 Toggle Brace- ODA MEMBERSHIP BOOTH
let; Saturday, a Coach Kristen Leather Domed Satchel.
*Attendees registered in category ES are not eligible for Be sure to stop by the ODA Membership Booth
the drawings. while visiting the Exhibit Hall. Information on
WELCOME RECEPTION all ODA programs, products and services are
Thursday, September 13 5:00 to 6:30 p.m.
available.
Make plans now to take part in the kick-off to Annual
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14
Session, the Exhibit Hall Welcome Reception on Thursday
5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
evening. Free hors d’oeuvers and cash bars highlight this
festive event. An annual highlight of the reception is the
Meet with executive staff from the ODA Department of
special program for dental students – member dentists
Dental Services and the ODA Department of Legal &
will escort students around the Exhibit Hall introducing
Legislative Services
them to the convenience of outfitting their future offices
by attending dental trade shows.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
TAKE A BREAK!
Friday, September 14 3:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Meet with executive staff from the ODA’s Public Service,
Publications, and Membership Services Departments
Slow down and Take A Break! in the Exhibit Hall. Visit the
more than 200 companies exhibiting this year while you
enjoy ice cream or freshly baked cookies.
TAILGATE!
Saturday, September 15 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Celebrate your profession and enjoy popcorn and a free
drink while keeping up with the day’s football games.
Take advantage of the great deals as we say goodbye to
the 146th ODA Exhibition Hall.
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6. THINGS TO DO IN COLUMBUS
ATTRACTIONS SHORT NORTH TOUR OF HOMES & GARDENS
Dates: September 15-16, 2012 Location: Short North Arts
COSI – CENTER OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY District Hours: Saturday 4-7 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
333 West Broad Street Columbus, OH 43215 Admission: $15-$20 for general tour; $100 for Preview
(888) 819-2674 www.cosi.org Tour/Cocktail Party/Hosted Dinner (614) 299-8050
Hours: 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Mon-Sat; www.shortnorthcivic.org
12:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Sun
Join the Short North Civic Association for its annual
COLUMBUS ZOO & AQUARIUM showcase of homes and gardens. Walk along the tree-
4850 West Powell Rd. Powell OH 43065 lined tour route or ride in an old-fashioned trolley car
(800) MONKEYS www.columbuszoo.org as you explore architectural styles, interior design, and
Hours: 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. landscaping unique to Short North area neighborhoods. A
preview dinner, cocktail reception and hosted dinners take
JACK NICKLAUS MUSEUM place on Saturday, and the public tour is on Sunday.
2355 Olentangy River Road, Columbus, Ohio 43210
(614) 247-5959 www.nicklausmuseum.org COLUMBUS MICROBREW FESTIVAL
Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Tuesday – Saturday Sept 14 5:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. & 15 12:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
ARENA GRAND THEATER Microbreweries are open for tasting on the second floor of
175 West Nationwide Blvd, Columbus, OH the North Market, featuring live music. Representatives
(614) 470-9900 www.arenagrand.com from each microbrewery will be on hand to answers
questions about their signature drafts. Admission to the
EVENTS COCKTAILS AT THE CONSERVATORY FRANKLIN event is free. Beer tasting admission is $20 and includes
PARK CONSERVATORY AND BOTANICAL GARDENS a commemorative pint glass, ten tasting tickets and a $5
Hours: Thursday 5:30-10 p.m. Admission: $11 North Market food certificate.
1777 E. Broad St., Columbus, 43203 Phone: (614) 645-1800,
(614) 645-8733 www.fpconservatory.org Enjoy a full bar Amazing Tastes of the North Market Tour Just walking
selection, featured cocktails, small plates and live music in around the North Market is a sensory and gustatory
the warmth of the Conservatory. View current exhibitions, occasion … but we’ll do you one better! With our Amazing
the Chihuly collection and watch James Turrell’s Light Tastes Tour you will: learn about the history of public
Raiment II illuminate the John F. Wolfe Palm House at markets in Columbus; Meet some North Market merchants
dusk. 21 and over. who are the backbone of this establishment; Taste a few
fabulous local foods (wine, too, if you want); Get your own
SHORT NORTH RESTAURANT SPECIAL mini-North Market shopping spree
Camelot Cellars Winery 958 N. High St., Columbus, 43201
(614) 441-8860 www.camelotcellars.com Cost: $15 per person for groups up to 20. Minimum group
size of 10. Groups of 21 or larger will be split in half for a
After having your meal in the Short North, enjoy some wine. 2 hour experience, costing $19 per person. Includes one-
Bring your receipt from any Short North area restaurant hour tour, tastes and $5 North Market gift certificate.
in to Camelot Cellars Winery and receive $1 off all glasses
and $2 off all flights the same day. (Friday-Saturday) RESTAURANTS
See www.downtowncolumbus.com
NIGHTLIFE
Short North - www.shortnorth.org/nightlife
Arena District - www.arenadistrict.com/food-and-drink
Visit www.oda.org for recommendations about area
restaurants and attractions, along with maps and
directories.
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7. SPECIAL EVENTS
ANTHONY THOMAS CHOCOLATES FACTORY TOUR
2:00 pm to 4:30 pm | Thursday, September 13 | $20 per person | Event Code E91
Here’s your Golden Ticket to experience candy making from start to finish in AnthonyThomas Chocolates’
152,000 square foot, state-of-the-art candy factory. Walk along a glass enclosed suspended “CatWalk” and
observe eight lines producing 25,000 pounds of chocolates per shift. Experienced tour guides explain each
process step-by-step, from the kitchens to the final packaging. View interesting sights such as the huge
copper kettles where the centers are created, and unique silver wrapped pipes that carry liquid chocolate
throughout the factory. The tour finishes in Anthony Thomas’ beautiful 2,500 square foot retail shop. The
ticket price includes luxury bus transportation from the Greater Columbus Convention to and from the Antho-
ny Thomas Chocolates factory, and a chocolate favor. The bus leaves the convention at 2:00 pm and returns at
approximately 4:30 pm.
DINNER WITH THE CHEF ODA EXHIBIT HALL WELCOME RECEPTION
7:00 pm to 11:00 pm Thursday, September 13 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm Thursday, September 13
$150 per person Event Code E92 FREE with registration
Culinary lovers looking to enjoy a fun and lively evening The Ohio Dental Association welcomes you to the official
will enjoy dinner at renowned Chef Hubert Seifert’s kickoff of the convention. Don’t be fooled by the party
SPAGIO restaurant’s exclusive, intimate, elegant, Auber- atmosphere, you can still get down to business and shop
gine Dining Club. Attendees will participate in a cooking for your office needs from one or all of the 200+ com-
demonstration in the setting of a small fine dining restau- panies taking part in this year’s meeting. The free event
rant kitchen as the chef explains how to prepare these offers food, great deals, a cash bar and door prizes. This
exceptional dishes at home. The ticket price includes a popular event also includes an innovative program where
five-course dinner served with exquisite wine pairings. dental students from the region are invited to tour the hall
Aubergine is located in downtown Grandview Heights, with mentor dentists.
Ohio, approximately a five-minute taxi ride from the Hyatt
Regency Columbus Hotel. Transportation is not provided.
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8. SPECIAL EVENTS
NEW DENTIST RECEPTION: BERNARD’S TAVERN CALLAHAN CELEBRATION OF EXCELLENCE HONORING
8:00 pm to 10:00 pm Thursday, September 13 ODA PRESIDENT, DR. MARK BRONSON
FREE for dentists in practice 10 years or less Featuring The Professionals
Sponsored by ODPAC Event Code E93 6:30 pm to 12:00 am Friday, September 14
$85 per person Event Code E95
All dentists out of dental school 10 years or less are Support provided by Markey’s Audio Visual
invited to attend the New Dentist Reception. Meet up with
your classmates and meet new colleagues at this pre- Bring your spouse & staff and join the celebration to
miere event designed especially for the new practitioner. honor Dr. Bronson and the 2012 Callahan Memorial
Bernard’s Tavern is conveniently located within walking Award Recipient, Dr. Dominick DePaola, along with your
distance of the Convention Center at 630 N. High Street. outstanding colleagues at the Callahan Celebration
Free, but you must register to attend. of Excellence. The night starts off with an open bar
reception at 6:30 pm, and the event includes the
WOMEN DDS LUNCHEON, FEATURING PAMELA SMITH, RD presentation of the Callahan Memorial Award and the
12:00 pm to 2:00 pm Friday, September 14 ODA Awards of Excellence. Established in 1920, the
$55 per person Event Code E94 Callahan Award is an international honor named for
Dr. John Ross Callahan that recognizes outstanding
Connect with your colleagues and reconnect with your contributions to dentistry. The ODA Awards of Excellence
association at this luncheon created especially for female recognize Ohio dentists and others who have made
dentists. Dietician Pam Smith will help you learn the exemplary efforts on behalf of the profession. The awards
science and the myths about healthy eating, along with include the presentation of the ODA’s highest honor, the
the most current research and practical strategies to live Distinguished Dentist Award. Black-tie optional, the cost
well, while enjoying food that’s great for you! also includes an exceptional dinner and dancing with
music provided by The Professionals.
TAKE A BREAK!
3:00 pm to 4:00 pm Friday, September 14 THE BASH! BAR 23, SHORT NORTH
FREE with registration 9:00 pm to 1:00 am Friday, September 14
FREE with registration
Slow down and Take A Break! in the Exhibit Hall. Visit the Support provided by Coltene Whaledent
more than 200 companies exhibiting this year while you
enjoy ice cream or freshly baked cookies. Good Friends. Convenient Bars. No Cover Charge. That
pretty much says it! Don’t miss what is destined to be one
of the most popular events of Annual Session, at one of
the most popular clubs in Columbus, Bar 23. Your ticket
gets you free entry into the club and entry into the VIP
area with private cash bars. Bar 23 is conveniently located
within walking distance of the Convention Center at 584 N.
High Street. Easy. Close. Free.
TAILGATE!
12:00 pm to 2:00 pm Saturday, September 15
FREE with registration
Celebrate your profession and enjoy popcorn and a free
drink while keeping up with the day’s football games.
Take advantage of the great deals as we say goodbye to
the 146th ODA Exhibition Hall.
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9. GENERAL INFORMATION
LOCATION SEMINAR SEATING & COURTESY
The 146th Annual Session of the Ohio Dental Association Plan to arrive early: seating for all seminars is on a first-
will take place at the Greater Columbus Convention Center come, first-served basis. Also, please set all cell phones
(GCCC) complex, Columbus, Ohio at 400 N. High Street. and pagers to “silent” during seminars. Seminar room
The headquarters hotel is the Hyatt Regency Columbus, locations will be included in the pre-registration packet
350 N. High Street, (614) 463-1234, and is connected to the mailed to all attendees who register by August 3, 2012.
GCCC. Most ODA Annual Session events and courses will
be held in the GCCC or the Hyatt Regency. ODA staff will ATTIRE
be on-site at the GCCC from Wednesday, September 12 Business casual dress is recommended for the convention.
through Sunday, September 16. Dress warmly, in layers, as meeting rooms tend to be cool.
FREE CE COURSES FOR MORE INFORMATION
The ODA Annual Session registration fee includes the For Annual Session program information, call the ODA
ability to earn up to 10 free CE credits. Free CE courses Annual Session department at (614) 486-2700. For hotel
are offered on Thursday, Saturday and Sunday of Annual information and/or reservations, call your hotel of choice
Session – see the CE course listing for details. In addition, directly (see page 44).
attendees have the opportunity to earn CE credits while
attending the Table Clinics on Saturday in the Exhibit Hall. PHOTOGRAPHY RELEASE
All of the free courses offered, as well as the Table Clinics, Ohio Dental Association (ODA) event attendees grant
qualify toward the Ohio State Dental Board’s biennium permission to the ODA, its subsidiaries and agents to
licensure requirement. The registration fee also provides utilize the attendee’s image or likeness in an effort to
unlimited free entrance to the expansive Exhibit Hall, promote current and future events. Attendees waive any
the Welcome Reception, The Bash!, Friday and Saturday right to inspect or approve the finished product or products
Exhibit Hall events and daily door prizes in the Exhibit Hall. and the advertising copy or other medium that may be
used in connection therewith or to authorize the use to
SPECIAL NEEDS which it may be applied.
If you have special needs and require accommodation
to fully participate in the conference, please contact the COURSE CODES
ODA Annual Session department at (614) 486-2700, prior The course codes listed for each continuing education
to Annual Session, and the Information Desk located at course provide a helpful way to determine which day each
the front of the Exhibit Hall during the conference. The course is presented: codes beginning with a “T” indicate the
ODA complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act courses will be held on Thursday; codes beginning with “F”
requirements for accessibility for persons with disabilities. indicate Friday courses; codes beginning with “S” indicate
Saturday courses; and codes beginning with “Y” indicate
TAX DEDUCTION Sunday courses.
Deductions are permitted for educational expenses -
including registration fees, transportation, meals, and
lodging. Check with your financial advisor for details.
CHILD CARE
Child Care for children ages 6 months and older can be
arranged. Call the ODA at (614) 486-2700 for details.
TWO-HOUR LUNCH BREAKS
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, most CE courses will
break for two hours for lunch at various intervals between
11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m., giving attendees the opportunity to
spend time in the exhibit hall with no need to travel off-site
for lunch – concessions and a dining area are located in
the Exhibit Hall and in the main corridor outside the Hall.
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10. CONTINUING EDUCATION INFORMATION
Annual Session is an official activity of the Ohio Dental Association. Speaker selection is based
on expertise and presentation quality. Speaker participation at Annual Session neither implies
nor reflects ODA endorsement. All seminars are offered as information only and not as financial,
accounting, legal, or other professional advice. Persons attending seminars or reviewing handout
materials need to consult their own professional advisors for advice. The views and opinions expressed
by speakers do not necessarily reflect the policies or positions of the Ohio Dental Association.
OSDB CONTINUING EDUCATION CRITERIA CHANGES health-related fields, and certification requirements of most
OSDB Category “C.” On June 29, 2011, the Ohio State health-related fields.
Dental Board (OSDB) approved a new policy on continuing
education which allows licensees to obtain up to 6 OHIO STATE DENTAL BOARD
hours of the 40 hour biennial CE requirement for dentist The Ohio State Dental Board (OSDB) recognizes the Ohio
licensees and 24 hour biennial requirement for hygiene Dental Association (ODA) as a Permanent Sponsor of
licensees in the new category “C” of “non-clinical continuing education.
dental subject matter.” The board is in the process of
codifying this policy into its administrative rules. Those OTHER STATE BOARDS OF DENTISTRY
topics which are now acceptable for CE credit in this As an ADA CERP provider and/or state affiliate of the American
category include: dental billing practices; courses to Dental Association, CE courses presented by the Ohio Dental
improve recall and scheduling systems, production flow, Association are accepted as appropriately administered
communication systems and data management; courses presentations by most state boards and/or agencies of
in organization and management of the dental practice dentistry. If you have questions about a specific state
including office computerization and design, ergonomics, requirement or need prior approval of a course to meet your
and the improvement of practice administration and office state’s requirement, please contact the ODA Annual Session
operations; and courses in leadership development and Department directly at (614) 486-2700 or dentist@oda.org.
team development, among others.
ACADEMY OF GENERAL DENTISTRY
OSDB Category “A” includes acceptable continuing Continuing education programs offered by ADA CERP
education for all Ohio licensees defined as educational recognized providers are accepted by the AGD for
and scientific courses presented in directly interactive Fellowship/Mastership credit.
presentation format. There is no limit to the number of CE
hours a dentist or hygiene licensee can obtain during each CREDIT HOURS
biennium in this category. The number of continuing education (CE) credits for each
seminar is equal to the number of course hours for that
OSDB Category “G” includes Table Clinics. A maximum of class. However, not all course topics meet the mandatory
2 continuing education hours may be obtained during each requirement for renewal as mandated by the Ohio State
biennium in this category by dentist or hygiene licensees. Dental Board (OSDB) or other licensing agencies. It is the
responsibility of each licensee to understand the specific CE
CONTINUING EDUCATION RECOGNIZED PROVIDER rules of their respective licensure board. The OSDB current
The Ohio Dental Association is an American Dental biennium ends on December 31, 2013.
Association (ADA) Continuing Education Recognized
Provider (CERP). ADA CERP is a service of the American COMPUTERIZED CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDIT
Dental Association to assist dental professionals in Support Provided by ODA Services Corp., Inc.
identifying quality providers of continuing dental education. A computerized accreditation process will be in use during
ADA CERP does not approve or endorse individual courses the 2012 ODA Annual Session. Attendees will receive a code
or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours during each course and will enter that information at one of
by boards of dentistry. As a national continuing education the CE printing stations to print their own personalized CE
accreditation system, CERP recognized providers are certificates prior to leaving the meeting. No time to print
approved providers of dental continuing education, and are out your form while at Annual Session? No problem; CE
recognized as approved CE providers by the dental licensing slips will also be available online for easy access from your
boards of most states, the licensing agencies of most home or office computer.
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11. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13
EXHIBIT HALL HOURS
12:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
FEATURED CE COURSES
Social Media Bootcamp
Course Code: T26
Laci L. Phillips and Bonnie Pugh
2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Oral Surgery Workshop
for the General Practitioner
Course Code: T14
Robert R. Edwab, DDS
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
FEATURED SPECIAL EVENTS
Anthony Thomas Chocolates
Factory Tours
Event Code E91
Thursday, September 13
2:00 pm to 4:30 pm
GOING GREEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
In an effort to be both environmentally friendly and as a convenience to our
attendees, the ODA is providing course handout materials on-line, in advance
of Annual Session. Appropriate materials can be downloaded and/or printed at
your convenience. Handout information will be available for all courses for which
materials are provided by the speaker.
Materials will be available starting August 15 and will be online until October 31.
Materials can be found on the ODA’s website, www.oda.org. You will need your
registration number to access appropriate materials. Handout materials will not
be available onsite. Plan ahead, print your handouts and enjoy your courses by
helping the ODA Annual Session Go Green – For Your Convenience!
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12. CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES
KEY: M: ODA MEMBER DENTIST NMD: NONMEMBER DENTIST S/O: DENTAL AUXILIARIES, OFFICE STAFF AND OTHER REGISTRANTS.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 ....................................................................................................................................
ODA PLAQUE ATTACK TRACK THURSDAY 2012 all that we can to the people we serve? Learn how some of
• Various Speakers the best dental practices are tapping unused resources to
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. deepen their connections with patients, increase their personal
CE Hours: 6 OSDB Category: A Course Code: T10 passion, optimize their performance, increase their production
Fee: M: $155 NMD: $220 S/O: $99 and boost their profitability in the current economy. If you are
looking for a course to inspire you and your team….this is it!
Thursday’s presentations include: The time is NOW to create your best year ever! Learn what
Breaking News: What is your response? some of the best dental practices in the country are doing to
Presenter: John L. Mayo, DDS create their most profitable months ever.
We receive various suggestions of subject matter from C.E At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
attendees. This course will address three very diverse but »» Use a step-by-step diagnostic tool to identify (and correct)
highly publicized topics often requested: the oralsystemic specific areas of the practice that suppress production
connection, dental stem cells, and toothpaste selection. With and limit new patient growth
the many rapid advances in research, there are an ever- »» Authentically inspire the team to stay “fully engaged” with
increasing number of research papers and journal articles patients
addressing these areas. Also, as a result, there is a higher »» Identify personal disciplines to stay happy and alive in the
public interest and an increase in the amount of public media profession of dentistry
coverage. There is no consensus on any of theses areas. With
so many sources of information, there can be some confusion THE ART & SCIENCE OF BUFFERING ANESTHETIC:
and even conflicting reports. It is important that we have DEFINING THE FUTURE
awareness and a sound knowledge of these subjects when • Michael Falkel, DDS
talking with or advising our patients. 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: T12
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71
»» Understand current science and biology involved in the Support provided by OnPharma
oralsystemic connection
»» Confidently address these issues with patients This presentation will focus on the science of local anesthesia
including: the time course of analgesia, the factors that
Diabetes Mellitus and Dentistry contribute to inconsistent anesthetic performance and
Presenter: John P. Gobetti, DDS, MS how the body must overcome the acidity of local anesthetic
injections before the anesthetic can take effect. A novel
exvivo alkalization (buffering) system will be described
The course covers the pathophysiology, the etiology, the along with the role buffering anesthetic plays in “Defining
evaluation, and the significance of blood studies concerning the Future” of local anesthesia in dentistry.
Diabetes Mellitus. Discussions will cover the signs and
symptoms of the various forms of diabetes and how to At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
manage and/or treat patients with the disease. »» Understand the time course of local anesthesia as it
relates to procedures in dentistry
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: »» Discuss the role of pH and dissolved CO2 in anesthetic
»» Recognize the signs and symptoms of Diabetes performance
»» Understand the pathophysiology blood diseases such as »» List the variable that must be controlled in order to buffer
Diabetes Mellitus anesthetic perfectly
»» Describe how to manage anesthetic pH in order to achieve
7 BREAKTHROUGH STEPS TO CREATE YOUR BEST profound analgesia in patients with infected tissue
YEAR EVER!
• Kirk Behrendt DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY FOR THE DENTAL TEAM
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. • Dennis Hartlieb, DDS
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: C Course Code: T11 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71 CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: T13
Fee: M $245 NMD: $310 S/O: $175
During this valuable day we will examine what it truly means Limited Attendance Hands-on Workshop
to be all that we can be for our patients. We use words like
excellence, commitment and service, but do we really give If you want to be more profitable and produce more dentistry
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(and have fun doing it!) then this hands-on workshop is for TRANZITIONAL VS TRADITIONAL: INNOVATION IN
you and your team. Taking dental images and knowing how COMPOSITE BONDING
to utilize them are a major element in expanding cosmetic • Corky Willhite, DDS
and other elective dental services. Sharing the digital 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
photographs with patients will help motivate the patient to do CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: T15
the dentistry that you have been talking about for years. Digital Fee: M $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71
dental photography also allows the practice to provide better Support provided by Dentsply International
treatment planning, legal documentation, record keeping and Partnership with OAGD
laboratory communication. This hands-on course will provide
step-by-step instruction to train the doctor and the dental Learn a practical technique using composite that offers
team to take beautiful and awesome digital photographs of many advantages over traditional composite or porcelain
their patients. The team will learn techniques that they will restorations. Patients—including those that need extensive
be able to bring to the office to help transform the practice changes for function and esthetics—love conservative
immediately. Attendees are encouraged to bring their dental treatment, whether for financial reasons or just because they
camera or one will be provided. don’t want their teeth “drilled down.” Requiring virtually no
prep even for smile makeovers and full mouth rehabilitation
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: cases, long-lasting results can be expected. This course is
»» Demonstrate intraoral photography techniques very different than other resin courses. It is not about how
»» Use simple tricks to ensure excellent photographs to layer the resins, tints and opaquers but covers additional
»» Utilize step-by-step techniques for predictability and information that will help any doctor master their Composite
consistency Bonding skills.
ORAL SURGERY WORKSHOP FOR THE GENERAL At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
PRACTITIONER »» Understand guidelines for restoring anterior guidance in
• Robert R. Edwab, DDS severe wear cases
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. »» Build large composite restorations quickly and
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: T14 conservatively
Fee: M: $305 NMD: $400 S/O: $215 »» Recognize what materials work best in noncompliant
Limited Attendance Hands-on Workshop patients
»» Understand practical occlusal principles for maximizing
Step-by-step techniques to broaden your scope of practice longevity
and make oral surgery more enjoyable and income- »» Perform a method of opening Vertical Dimension that is
producing are performed on fresh pig mandibles. Each practical and effective
exercise is preceded by an AV presentation to outline the
procedure and introduce the required instruments. Next, Note: A hands-on workshop accompanies this course. See
the clinician demonstrates the procedure in front of you. Course Code: T31 for registration information.
Each attendee then performs the surgical procedure on his
or her own pig mandible. Learn to perform a frenectomy, CONEBEAM COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY: USING IT
biopsy, flap techniques and an I & D. Learn about suturing SUCCESSFULLY IN YOUR PRACTICE
techniques as you work. Proper use of the cowhorn and • Sharon Brooks, DDS
Ash forceps are demonstrated as you extract anterior 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
and posterior teeth along with the use of a rongeur when CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: T16
doing alveoplasties and root removals. All materials and Fee: M $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71
instruments are supplied by the clinician.
Conebeam computed tomography (CBCT) has the potential
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: to revolutionize dental practice by providing the third
»» Demonstrate proper instrumentation dimension in dental imaging. This course will emphasize
»» Execute proper suturing techniques two major topics: the safe use of this technology, including
»» Demonstrate extraction techniques radiation dosimetry and appropriate case selection, plus a
»» Perform the surgical removal of a frenum step-by-step method to obtain all the diagnostic information
»» Demonstrate excisional biopsy techniques in the scan by interpreting it completely, including the parts
outside the area of interest.
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KEY: M: ODA MEMBER DENTIST NMD: NONMEMBER DENTIST S/O: DENTAL AUXILIARIES, OFFICE STAFF AND OTHER REGISTRANTS.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, CONT. .............................................................................................................
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: increased in the marketplace. With self-etching technology
»» Safely use CBCT in their office emerging as a viable alternative to traditional techniques
»» Interpret scans appropriately and the development of new technology to assist clinicians
with bulk fill techniques, it is easy to get confused and
DENTAL BILLING & CODING...STRATEGIES THAT WORK fall behind. What materials will you advocate for use in
• Laci L. Phillips your practice? What has the literature been revealing on
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. materials in current use? Should practitioners change
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: C Course Code: T17 their current techniques? What preparation design will
Fee: M $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71 you utilize? This lecture/hands-on course will attempt to
Support provided by CareCredit make sense of all of the products and techniques available
in today’s marketplace and will focus on materials and
Define key communication techniques you need to use with their applications as well as a brief review of some of the
the patient and insurance companies. Outline how insurance literature. Emphasis will be placed on new developments in
companies work and how to use that knowledge to prevent the composite area as well as outline what developments to
denials and get paid faster. Identify common coding and watch for in the coming years.
documentation errors that can be causing revenue loss. Learn
how to head off legal and malpractice issues by properly At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
charting and using the SOAP method for documentation. »» Utilize self etching principles and how they are applied to
composite resins
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: »» Reproduce anatomical form with every restoration
»» Identify common coding and documentation errors »» Successfully and predictably place a bulkfilled restoration
»» Understand how insurance companies process dental claims »» Finish composite restorations to create lifelike results
»» Properly chart
OAGD LUNCHEON
7 HABITS OF SUCCESSFUL DENTAL PRACTICES 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.
• Gary M. DeWood, DDS CE Hours: 1 OSDB Category: A Course Code: T20
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Fee: $40
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: C Course Code: T18 Limited Attendance
Fee: M $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71
Join your dentist colleagues for lunch and a presentation
Successful practices know that “good enough” never is. But with special guest, Dr. Corky Willhite. All Annual Session
characteristics of great practices include these 7 things: attendees are welcome to attend the Ohio Academy of
They know themselves; know their patients; know what they General Dentistry (OAGD) luncheon and business meeting.
see; know their work; can apply their knowledge; never stop
learning; and, continually raise their bar. FOR DENTAL HYGIENISTS* ONLY
• Preventative Products Roundtable Luncheon Thursday 2012
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: 12:00 to 2:00 PM
»» Define a plan for the future of the practice CE Hours: 2 OSDB Category: A Course Code: T21
»» Identify the ideal patient for the practice Fee: $65
»» Design the patient experience with intent Limited Attendance
»» Create a learning plan for the doctor and the team
Dental Hygienists won’t want to miss this innovative Lunch
& Learn program just for them! Representatives from the
RESTORATION OF ANTERIOR & POSTERIOR TEETH WITH leading preventative products companies will participate in
COMPOSITE RESIN: WORKSHOP FOR DRS.& EFDAS this interactive session where attendees will be seated at
• Marc Geissberger, DDS tables for lunch and company representatives will travel the
9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. room spending time at each table describing their newest
CE Hours: 4 OSDB Category: A Course Code: T19 materials and answering dental hygienists’ questions.
Fee: M $245 NMD: $310 S/O: $175
Limited Attendance Hands-on Workshop *Due to limited seating, only dental hygienists can attend
Support provided by Kerr Corp. this course.
The use of composite resin material as a direct restorative
for anterior and posterior restorations has dramatically
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THE SECRETS TO BOOSTING YOUR PRODUCTION AND RADIOGRAPHY REVIEW 2012
PROFIT IN 12 MONTHS • Sharon Brooks, DDS
• Kirk Behrendt 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. CE Hours: 2 OSDB Category: A Course Code: T24
CE Hours: 2 OSDB Category: C Course Code: T22 Fee: M $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71
Fee: M $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71
A general review of the basics of radiographic imaging,
Growing the production of a dental practice is fairly easy if you processing, and interpretation.
follow some fundamental rules, but profitability is a different
story. Learn the “insider’s secrets” to how some dentists At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
maintain overhead costs and increase their net take home pay. »» Grasp any updates in the radiographic field
»» Refresh their current knowledge of dental radiography
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
»» Diagnose the elements that make a successful practice Note: This course meets the two-hour radiography review
and promote continual growth required by the OSDB for dental assistant radiographers.
»» Use 7 steps to create more significant and powerful
relationships with patients LOCAL ANESTHESIA – TECHNIQUE, ANATOMY AND
»» Prepare the “stage” of great performance and how to set PHYSIOLOGY IN THE DIGITAL ERA
the practice up to succeed • Michael Falkel, DDS
»» Use a step-by-step diagnostic tool to identify (and correct) 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
specific areas of the practice that limit growth CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: T25
Fee: M $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71
OPTIMAL PERI-IMPLANT MAINTENANCE: SCIENCE, Support provided by OnPharma
SYSTEMS, AND SUCCESS!
• Susan Wingrove, RDH, FADIA This presentation will focus on the techniques and anatomy for
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. all dental injections through an exciting, novel digital teaching
CE Hours: 2 OSDB Category: A Course Code: T23 modality. Visualization of vital structures and anatomical
Fee: M $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71 landmarks will be delivered in an unforgettable approach using
Support provided by Paradise Dental Technologies (PDT) CT and MRI scan data with 3D volume rendering and maximum
intensity imaging. Utilizing this teaching approach can make all
Gain an understanding of the science of implant dentistry, techniques easier, safer and more effective.
placement, and restoration. Learn a system for successful
peri-implant maintenance, assessment, instrumentation, At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
and monitoring for all the challenges of implantology. Attain »» Feel confident delivering local anesthesia by having a
the verbal skills to talk with patients about the Risk, Benefits, thorough review of head and neck anatomy
and Alternatives (RBA’s) to replacing missing teeth with dental »» Describe all dental block and infiltration injection
implants and case acceptance for happier, healthier patients. techniques to achieve comfortable and effective anesthesia
for all procedures
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: »» Describe how to reduce anesthetic failures, decrease
»» Understand the current considerations to assess an stress associated with delivering anesthetic for both the
implant with soft tissue assessment patient and the dental provider
»» Know the protocols for probing/radiographic monitoring,
and recognize the signs of a failing implant and the SOCIAL MEDIA BOOTCAMP
recommended protocols for treatment • Laci L. Phillips and Bonnie Pugh
»» Understand the considerations in performing safe implant 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
maintenance, the proper instruments that can be used, CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: C Course Code: T26
and how to meet all the instrumentation challenges of Fee: M: $140 NMD: $200 S/O: $125
implantology
This intense computer lab setup gives you and your team
the best opportunity with hands-on experience for diving
into the social media game. Designed for doctors and all
team members who want to network with other offices while
learning the basics of social media platforms, how to extend
your brand to the world of social media and how to market
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16. CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES
KEY: M: ODA MEMBER DENTIST NMD: NONMEMBER DENTIST S/O: DENTAL AUXILIARIES, OFFICE STAFF AND OTHER REGISTRANTS.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, CONT. .............................................................................................................
your dental practice in this arena. Computers and internet At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
access will be available for attendees as we guide you »» Understand the mechanics behind implants
through creating and updating your social media presence. »» Recognize the importance of implants as a choice for
Find out what your “webutation” is all about! patients
»» Be more comfortable with the implant process
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
»» Understand each of the social media platforms used by This course is repeated on Friday morning. See Course
today’s businesses Code: F43.
»» Pros and cons of extending the practice’s image online
»» Create or update a practice Facebook page and Twitter account SUTURING WORKSHOP
• Robert R. Edwab, DDS
REALITY OR RESIN: FREEHAND ARTISTRY WITH 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
ANTERIOR BONDING CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: T29
• Dennis Hartlieb, DDS Fee: M $305 NMD: $400 S/O: $215
2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Limited Attendance Hands-on Workshop
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: T27
Fee: M $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71 Various suture materials and techniques will be demonstrated
Support provided by Cosmedent in this hands-on workshop using pig mandibles. Learn when
to use silk, gut, chromic and synthetic resorbable suture
Composite resin is the most versatile and important materials. Learn suture techniques including interrupted,
material in the restorative dentist’s armamentarium. Direct continuous, horizontal mattress, and the figure of eight
resin bonding is unique in our field in that the dentist has interrupted suture. Learn how to repair a split lip in three
complete control in the design, color, contour, translucency layers and a lacerated tongue involving two layers. Learn to
and polish of the definitive restoration. Given the versatility suture closed envelope flaps around teeth and those flaps
of direct resin, the opportunities for its use are limited only with a releasing incision. All the procedures will be done
by the imagination and expertise of the provider. on pig mandibles which will offer attendees similar clinical
surgical situations. All materials including gloves, sutures,
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: instruments and pig mandibles are supplied.
»» Identify what materials are critical for creating excellence
with anterior free hand bonding At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
»» Understand the techniques necessary to blend composite »» Recognize available suture materials
to tooth structure to hide Class IV fractures »» Demonstrate suturing techniques
»» Utilize a systematic approach utilizing nanofilled composites, »» Perform split lip repair
opaquers, tints and microfills to create natural, beautiful and »» Perform lacerated tongue repair
predictable anterior direct resin restorations »» Understand the difference between reverse cutting and
conventional cutting needles
BASIC IMPLANTOLOGY FOR DENTAL AUXILIARIES –
PARTS & PIECES BEHIND THE WRENCH PREVENTIVE DENTAL EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE
• Keith Norwalk, DDS • Henry Schein Dental Technical Services Staff
2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: T28 CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: T30
Fee: M $245 NMD: $310 S/O: $175 Fee: M FREE NMD: $90 S/O: FREE
Limited Attendance Hands-on Workshop Support provided by Henry Schein Dental
Where the devil did these things called implants come from Have you ever missed an afternoon of productivity due to a
anyway? Do you need a hardware store in your office to simple maintenance problem? Attend this course to learn
do them? How do the parts and pieces go together? What various basic maintenance procedures to follow in your
about the bone the implants go into? Once they are placed, practice to keep your equipment running more efficiently.
how do we take care of them? Approximately 70% of general This program identifies general areas and types of functions
dentists do not surgically place implants in their offices, but you can do to ensure that your equipment stays operating
statistics show that all dental practices will see patients who correctly. Equipment maintenance protocol covered
have implants. This workshop is designed specifically for will include vacuums, compressors, x-ray processors,
staff to begin to understand the basics about implants. autoclaves, operatory lights, and more.
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At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
»» Recognize simple repairs that can be done in-office and »» Identify when occlusion affects the patient’s signs and
when to call a service technician symptoms
»» Set up a maintenance procedures plan for the office »» Apply bite splint therapy based on a diagnosis
»» Apply bite splint therapy protocol based on time and
ADDING INCISAL LENGTH FOR FUNCTION AND ESTHETICS outcome expectations
• Corky Willhite, DDS »» Create a stable, organized occlusion on natural teeth
2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: T31
Fee: M $245 NMD: $310 S/O: $175 CONTINUING EDUCATION TRACKS
Limited Attendance Hands-on Workshop
Support provided by Dentsply International Consider these courses scientific CE course, the New
designed to offer a Dentist will find a variety of
opportunities at the ODA’s
This program is aimed at the dentist who wants to offer continuum of specific 146th Annual Session. Look
a more practical and affordable option to patients who topics directed to for Course Codes: T26; F41;
traditionally would be prepped for porcelain restorations to specific audiences. F63, and Event Code E93.
add incisal length to small or worn teeth. This experience
will help you to immediately improve traditional resin PATIENT ORIENTED ESPECIALLY FOR DENTAL
restorations and understand how to use composite in DIAGNOSIS AND HYGIENISTS
situations typically only done in porcelain. Participants will RESTORATION The ODA Annual Session
complete their own composite restoration featuring one of Dr. Gary DeWood and Dr. Lee has a reputation of offering
the most common situations—making a worn tooth longer Ann Brady join together to outstanding courses and
offer a total of six courses offerings especially for
to look and function better.
from practice management hygienists, and this year
to a hands-on course is no exception. From the
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: designed to help accomplish Hygienist-only Roundtables,
»» Use a step-by-step procedure for lengthening a tooth to exquisite anterior restorative to perio topics, to over the
build or restore anterior guidance while achieving natural results. Look for Course counter products, to required
beauty in a composite restoration with little or no prep Codes: T18; T32; F41; F61; courses such as medical
»» Build functional incisal anatomy using a practical template S76; S84. emergencies and CPR
technique (i.e. a putty index) training, a broad variety of
»» Understand how composite materials are handled for PLAQUE ATTACK TRACK learning opportunities await
results that will look great for years A unique offering of courses hygienists. Look for Course
»» Perform a polishing technique for an incredibly natural finish designed for the entire Codes: T21; F54; F57; S70;
dental team, the Plaque S79; Y88.
Attack Track features strong,
Note: Course Code: T15 is a prerequisite to take this hands- science-based courses that TEAM MOTIVATION &
on workshop. provide information directly TRAINING
impacting patient care. The A recent change in the
BITE SPLINTS AND OCCLUSAL THERAPY IN track also makes learning Ohio State Dental Board
RESTORATIVE PRACTICES convenient, with all courses continuing education
• Gary M. DeWood, DDS being presented in the same requirements now allow
2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. classroom with instructors dentist and dental hygienist
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: T32 coming to the attendees licensees to count up
Fee: M $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71 verses attendees traveling to to six hours of practice
different classrooms. Look for management courses
Course Codes: T10; F40; S69. toward license renewal.
The difference between success and failure when treating
an occlusion rests in the joints and on the tops of the teeth. Take advantage of the
COURSES FOR THE NEW pending rule change to take
Understanding the level of risk presented by each individual’s DENTIST staff to hear nationally-
presenting condition is a vital beginning. If the health of the Dentists in practice less than known speakers such as
joints or the functional occlusion poses a risk to achieving a 10 years will be interested in Bruce Christopher, Debra
longterm predictable result, we must know how to manage a variety courses designed Engelhardt-Nash, Dr. David
that risk and optimize the outcome. We begin with excellent for the newer practitioner. Ahearn, Laci Phillips and
diagnostic skills, and where it is appropriate the application From a special reception to Kelli Vrla. Look for Course
of bite splint therapy diagnostically and therapeutically to practice marketing topics, Codes: T11; T22; F47; F59;
transfer what we discover through the bite splint to the teeth. to a fee reduction on a F60; F38; F38; F56; S74; S81.
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18. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14
EXHIBIT HALL HOURS
10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
FEATURED CE COURSES
Practice Management Learning Labs
Course Codes: F38, F53 and F56
Laci L. Phillips and Bonnie Pugh
Various Times
Hygiene Round Table
Course Code: F54
12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.
FEATURED SPECIAL EVENTS
Callahan Celebration of Excellence
Honoring Dr. Mark Bronson
Event Code E95
Friday, September 14
6:30 p.m. to 12:00 a.m.
The Bash!
Friday, September 14
9:00 pm to 1:00 am
GOING GREEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
In an effort to be both environmentally friendly and as a convenience to our
attendees, the ODA is providing course handout materials on-line, in advance
of Annual Session. Appropriate materials can be downloaded and/or printed at
your convenience. Handout information will be available for all courses for which
materials are provided by the speaker.
Materials will be available starting August 15 and will be online until October 31.
Materials can be found on the ODA’s website, www.oda.org. You will need your
registration number to access appropriate materials. Handout materials will not
be available onsite. Plan ahead, print your handouts and enjoy your courses by
helping the ODA Annual Session Go Green – For Your Convenience!
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INVISALIGN CLEAR ESSENTIALS I INVISALIGN CLEAR ESSENTIALS II
• James Day, DDS • Brian Gray, DDS
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (1 hour lunch break) 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (1 hour lunch break)
CE Hours: 8 OSDB Category: A Course Code: F34 CE Hours: 7 OSDB Category: A
Fee: M $1695 NMD: $1695 Fee: M $199 NMD: $199
Support provided by Align Technology Course Code: F36
Limited Attendance Support provided by Align Technology
Limited Attendance
This one day course is designed specifically for the general
practitioner and team members that wish to incorporate A lecture for GPs who currently offer Invisalign in their
the Invisalign® system into their practice. This case-based practice, this highly interactive one day course is designed
training provides participants with the clinical and operational to deliver insights from colleagues to augment expertise,
confidence to successfully treat a range of highly predictable contribute to patient success and enhance practice
cases. In addition to providing your entire team with essential economics. Learn how to approach more difficult cases and
clinical, operational and marketing skills, the course presents a complex tooth movements with aligners and auxiliaries.
full range of support resources specifically designed to meet the
needs of the non-orthodontic practice. Attendees of this course At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
will understand the necessary steps of the Invisalign system »» Improve clinical outcomes
including: Case selection and treatment goal planning; case »» Realize better practice economics
submission; treatment planning process; treatment initiation; »» Offer a more complete array of treatment options to patients
case monitoring; finishing and retention; describing available
support tools to assist with the Invisalign system; selecting This program is fully sponsored by Align Technology, manufacturer of
more predictable cases for treatment based on relevant clinical Invisalign products. Clinical presenters may receive an honorarium from,
experience; and gaining the necessary knowledge to integrate and may hold stock in Align Technology.
the Invisalign system into their practice immediately. Dentists
who register for Course F34 can bring up to eight (8) auxiliary INVISALIGN CLEAR TECHNIQUES II: USING INVISALIGN®
staff members for no additional course fee. Simply register TO BE THE BEST ORTHODONTIST YOU CAN BE
auxiliary staff to attend Course F35. • William Dayan, DDS
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (1 hour lunch break)
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: CE Hours: 7 OSDB Category: A Course Code: F37
»» Identify ideal case types for Invisalign treatments Fee: M $199 NMD: $199
»» Integrate all aspects of the Invisalign process into the Support provided by Align Technology
practice Orthodontists Only Limited Attendance
»» Use the software that depicts a virtual set up of your
planned treatment Orthodontics has always been based on principles of force
»» Find help and resources for additional information and systems applied to teeth which create movement. By
training learning the foundation of the force system applied to teeth
by aligners, orthodontists can learn to move teeth bodily in
This program is fully sponsored by Align Technology, manufacturer of the same way that traditional fixed orthodontic appliances
Invisalign products. Clinical presenters may receive an honorarium from, move teeth. In many cases, Invisalign® can offer even better
and may hold stock in Align Technology. control than traditional fixed braces. Using this knowledge,
along with mastering the ClinCheck® treatment plan
INVISALIGN CLEAR ESSENTIALS I - STAFF process, orthodontists can direct the appliance system to
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (1 hour lunch break) correct malocclusions and provide patients with a healthy
CE Hours: 8 OSDB Category: A Course Code: F35 and beautiful smile both during and after treatment. Don’t
FREE When Attending with Dentist miss this valuable opportunity to increase your knowledge
Limited Attendance of the Invisalign system.
Dentists registering for Course F34 can register up to At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
eight (8) auxiliary staff members for no additional charge. »» Understand the biomechanics of Invisalign, and how to
Auxiliary staff members will attend the Friday course from apply root control in Invisalign
8 am to 5 pm, and can earn up to 8 CE credits. See Course »» Maximize ClinCheck review skills and use Invisalign to
Code: F34 for full course description. correct a variety of malocclusions including: crowding,
spacing, class II and class III cases, depbite, openbite,
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20. CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES
KEY: M: ODA MEMBER DENTIST NMD: NONMEMBER DENTIST S/O: DENTAL AUXILIARIES, OFFICE STAFF AND OTHER REGISTRANTS.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, CONT. ........................................................................................................................
extractions cases, and surgical cases. components needed to be in compliance with the OSDB’s
»» Treatment plan with Invisalign regulations. Topics covered include, but are not limited to:
1. The history, philosophy and psychology of N2 O-O2
This program is fully sponsored by Align Technology, manufacturer of minimal sedation
Invisalign products. Clinical presenters may receive an honorarium from, 2. Definition and descriptions of the physiological and
and may hold stock in Align Technology. psychological aspects of pain and anxiety
3. Concepts and management of pain and anxiety
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT LEARNING LAB EXPERIENCE: 4. Indications and contraindications for N2 O-O2 minimal
DENTRIX sedation
• Laci L. Phillips and Bonnie Pugh 5. Anatomy and physiology of respiration
8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. 6. Medical assessment of the patient prior to administration
CE Hours: 2 OSDB Category: C Course Code: F38 of N2 O-O2 minimal sedation
Fee: M: $125 NMD: $185 S/O: $125 7. Moderate and deep sedation/general anesthesia versus
Limited Attendance Hands-on Workshop minimal sedation
8. Pharmacological and physiological effects of nitrous
This 2 hour computer lab will give you and your team the oxide
best opportunity for hands-on experience using your own 9. A description of the stages of drug induced central
practice management software. This is not a program to nervous system depression through all levels of
sell you on Dentrix, it’s a program which teaches all of the consciousness and unconsciousness with special
additional tasks and capabilities that you and your team emphasis on the distinction between the conscious and
may not be utilizing. It’s designed for doctors and all team unconscious state
members who want to network with other Dentrix users 10. Monitoring of N2 O-O2 minimal sedation
while learning more about using the Dentrix software in 11. Management of complications and medical emergencies
a reduced paper/chart free environment; with a focus on 12. Legal and ethical considerations
utilizing your software to explore the possibilities of taking 13. Occupational exposure
your practice to the next level. 14. Successful completion of a written examination,
provided by the board-approved permanent sponsor
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
»» Understand how Dentrix can enhance the practice’s new As directed by the criteria set forth by the OSDB, a written exam
patient experience will be administered at the end of the seminar. Attendees will
»» Utilize Dentrix from the very first phone call to the first receive course and exam verification records by mail within
appointment to the clinical rooms and back up front to two weeks of completing the course and exam.
finish the appointment
»» Use the electronic notes feature in each module At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
»» Run appropriate reports for the practice »» Meet the OSDB complete educational requirement for
monitoring nitrous oxide sedation in the dental office
Note: Similar labs will be conducted for EagleSoft, Course
Code: F53, and SoftDent, Course Code: F56 Note: This course meets the Ohio State Dental Board’s
(OSDB) educational requirement for dental auxiliaries to
MONITORING NITROUS OXIDE SEDATION monitor dental patients receiving nitrous oxide sedation.
• Larry J. Sangrik, DDS To monitor nitrous oxide in the dental office, dental team
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. members must also have an appropriate CPR certification.
CE Hours: 6 OSDB Category: A Course Code: F39 The American Heart Association BLS for Health Care
Fee: M: $190 NMD: $255 S/O: $135 Providers certification is offered at Annual Session on
Saturday, September 15, see Course Code: S79.
Dental care being postponed by patients due to fear of dental
treatment has caused the loss of countless teeth. Nitrous This course does not meet the OSDB’s criteria for hygienists to
oxide remains the dental profession’s ally in helping patients administer nitrous oxide under the direct supervision of a dentist.
cope with the anxiety associated with receiving dental care.
This course meets the Ohio State Dental Board’s (OSDB)
regulations to allow properly trained dental auxiliaries
to monitor nitrous oxide under the direct supervision of a
dentist. The course is for dental assistants, CDAs or CODAs,
EFDAs, and hygienists and provides the lecture and testing
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ODA PLAQUE ATTACK TRACK FRIDAY 2012 EVALUATING AND DESIGNING OCCLUSION
• Various Speakers • Lee Ann Brady, DMD and Gary M. DeWood, DDS, MS
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
CE Hours: 6 OSDB Category: A Course Code: F40 CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: F41
Fee: M: $155 NMD: $220 S/O: $99 Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71
Discount for the New Dentist: $45 for dentists in practice
Friday’s Presentations Include: 10 years or less
Digital Radiography in the Dental Office Support provided by Delta Dental Foundation
Presenter: Sharon Brooks, DDS, MS Partnership with the Ohio Academy of Pediatric Dentists
When it comes to occlusion, every patient “wears” their
What’s so special about digital radiography? How can I get complete history. Their teeth will tell you what they do if you
good digital images when I can’t bend the corners of the can read the story. This course will teach you that language.
digital sensor like I do with film? Are there any special tips It will offer ideas to treat the occlusion, to work with the
I need to know about using sensors? How about saving and occlusion, and then create an occlusion when it’s necessary
storing images? This program will try to answer all your to change everything.
questions about digital imaging in the dental office so you
can obtain the most diagnostically accurate images possible, At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
on the first attempt. (No, you can’t just keep retaking them »» Recognize wear patterns and the story they tell
to get a “good one” even though the dose is usually lower »» Tell when equilibration is necessary and when it is not
than with film.) If you have specific topics that you would »» Understand the references available to begin occlusal
like covered, you may email the speaker with your questions evaluation and treatment
before August 20, 2012: slbrooks@umich.edu. »» Treatment plan complete occlusion designs
At the conclusion of this presentation, attendees should be THE ORAL EXAMINATION AND COMMON PATHOLOGIC
able to: ENTITIES
»» Have their specific questions answered by Dr. Brooks • John P. Gobetti, DDS, MS
»» Obtain the most diagnostically accurate images possible 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
»» Understand the differences between digital radiography CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: F42
and film Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71
What You Need to Know Before Your Next Kiss A dental oral examination of the head, neck and oral cavity
Presenter: John Mayo, DDS is demonstrated. For each location the common pathologic
lesions are demonstrated through clinical slides with
The importance of viruses to the dental office has become variations of normal to assist with the final clinical diagnosis.
increasingly apparent in terms of cross infection and the high Each presented lesion is then discussed as far as etiology,
prevalence of oral viral infections. The public today has a higher pathophysiology, and management and treatment.
awareness of viruses especially due to the current epidemic
and news coverage of HPV. Viruses can be transmitted to dental At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
staff and to patients so it is essential that we all understand »» Conduct a thorough dental oral examination screening for
the underlying disease process and the pathogenesis of viral cancers
infections. This course will provide a sound foundation to the »» Better understand common pathologic lesions
understanding of relevant human viruses especially those
involving the oral cavity. This is important and essential BASIC IMPLANTOLOGY FOR DENTAL AUXILIARIES –
information for us, our patients, as well as our families. PARTS & PIECES; BEHIND THE WRENCH
• Keith Norwalk, DDS
At the conclusion of this presentation, attendees should be 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
able to: CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: F43
»» Better understand relevant human viruses involving the Fee: M: $245 NMD: $310 S/O: $175
oral cavity Limited Attendance Hands-on Workshop
»» Identify the potential of cross infection and the high
prevalence of oral infections Where the devil did these things called implants come from
anyway? Do you need a hardware store in your office to
do them? How do the parts and pieces go together? What
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22. CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES
KEY: M: ODA MEMBER DENTIST NMD: NONMEMBER DENTIST S/O: DENTAL AUXILIARIES, OFFICE STAFF AND OTHER REGISTRANTS.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, CONT. .........................................................................................................................
about the bone the implants go into? Once they are placed, functional and non-functional, and demonstrate how these
how do we take care of them? Approximately 70% of general methods also provide natural, esthetic soft tissue emergence
dentists do not surgically place implants in their offices, but profiles routinely, and maximize peri-implant esthetics.
statistics show that all dental practices will see patients who Numerous case reports and success rates will be demonstrated,
have implants. This workshop is designed specifically for along with detailed steps outlined for predictable reproduction of
staff to begin to understand the basics about implants. the procedure by the course participants.
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
»» Understand the mechanics behind implants »» Provide patients with immediate provisional restorations
»» Recognize the importance of implants as a choice for patients »» Maximize peri-implant esthetics
»» Be more comfortable with the implant process
SMILE DESIGN – IT’S A TEAM GAME!
This course is also offered on Thursday afternoon. See • Doug Lambert, DDS
Course Code: T28. 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: F46
PREDICTABLE RESTORATIVE TECHNIQUES – SCIENCE Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71
AND SUBSTANCE Support provided by Dentsply International
• John Flucke, DDS
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. What do we really need to consider prior to starting an
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: F44 aesthetic case? Is the Golden Proportion really “golden?” The
Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71 elements of smile design are critical to starting the path toward
Support provided by Ultradent Products Inc. a successful outcome for both the patient and the dental team,
whether it be one tooth or an entire mouth. Yet, the concept can
Learn about many technologies and techniques that can many times seem daunting and confusing, but really should be
make adhesive dentistry more predictable, less stressful, fun! Learn about the role which macro-aesthetics and micro-
and easier for everyone involved. Dr. Flucke will cover tips aesthetics, simple dental anatomy, color and shade selection,
& tricks to help speed delivery, provide superior contacts, phonetics, material choices, perio-aesthetics and orthodontics
and properly cure composite restorations. Learn the “whys” play in planning an aesthetic change.
to providing sensitivity free and long lasting restorations for
your patients in an interactive atmosphere. At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
»» Prepare case presentations illustrating the importance of
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: a multidisciplinary approach
»» Recognize the advantages of high intensity curing lights »» Recognize the key components of smile design
»» Understand uses of sectional matrix systems »» Better understand the use of photography, diagnostic
»» Understand the science of curing previews, and minor tooth movement (MTM)
»» Understand Isolation strategies
»» Understand Preparation strategies HOW HEALTHY IS YOUR RECALL?
• Debra Engelhardt-Nash
IMMEDIATE IMPLANT LOADING AND 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
PROVISIONALIZATION CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: C Course Code: F47
• Paul S. Petrungaro, DDS, MS Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: F45 Are you seeing some of your patients all of the time, or all
Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71 of your patients some of the time? Learn how to determine
Partnership with the Ohio Academy of Periodontists (OAP) your Recall Return Rate and what important statistics to
Support provided by Hi’ossen track the health of your recare system. Learn how to make
best use of the patient visit while they are in your care.
Immediate implant loading and provisionalization have become
very popular topics in the modern discipline of Implant Dentistry. At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
The benefits of providing patients with immediate restorations, »» Determine the practice’s recall return rate
that are either functional or non-functional, are superior to more »» Establish an effective recall system for the practice
conventional ways of provisionalizing patients, if they are given
provisional options at all. The presentation will review ways to
provide patients with immediate provisional restorations, both
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SIMPLIFIED ADHESIVE/COMPOSITE SOLUTIONS
• Sarah Conroy, DDS At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. »» Demonstrate proper instrumentation
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: F48 »» Execute proper suturing techniques
Fee: M: $245 NMD: $310 S/O: $175 »» Demonstrate extraction techniques
Support provided by Kerr Corp. »» Perform the surgical removal of a frenum
Hands-on Workshop Limited Attendance »» Demonstrate excisional biopsy techniques
Composite resin as a direct restorative solution for anterior COMPOSITE TECHNIQUES FOR PREDICTABILITY AND
and posterior restorations continues to grow in the industry. SUCCESS WITH ANTERIOR FREE-HAND BONDING –
With new technologies entering the market that address WORKSHOP
bulk filling techniques and self-etching alternatives, it is • Dennis Hartlieb, DDS
easy to get confused. What materials will you advocate for 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
use in your practice? What has the literature been revealing CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: F50
on materials currently used? Should practitioners change Fee: M: $245 NMD: $310 S/O: $175
their current techniques? This lecture/hands-on course Limited Attendance Hands-on Workshop
will attempt to make sense of the products and techniques Support Provided by Cosmedent
available in today’s marketplace and will focus on materials
and their applications. Participants will learn a step-by-step application of direct resin
for fractures of anterior teeth. The appropriate preparation
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: techniques for fractured incisors to help camouflage the
»» Understand placement techniques that maximize clinical restoration and maximize retention will be reviewed and
outcomes and esthetics practiced. Concepts to create and utilize a customized lingual
»» Understand the mechanisms of bonding systems and how incisal matrix will be used in the hands-on exercise. Utilizing
to control sensitivity opaquing techniques, and a combination of appropriate
»» Understand what is required of materials to be utilized for Nanofilled and Microfilled composites, the participants will
bulk fill and how to place them correctly overcome the problem of ‘shine-thru’ commonly seen with
»» Understand techniques for finishing and polishing other composite systems. A predictable, uncomplicated
composite restorations technique to restore the fractured anterior tooth will be taught
in this hands-on program.
Note: This course is repeated on Friday afternoon, Course F58.
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
ORAL SURGERY WORKSHOP FOR THE GENERAL »» Understand bevel design and layering techniques to create
PRACTITIONER invisible Class IV restorations
• Robert R. Edwab, DDS »» Know how and when to use opaquers to create naturally
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. appearing restorations
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: F49 »» Understand the importance of microfill composites for
Fee: M: $305 NMD: $400 S/O: $215 ultimate esthetics in free hand bonding
Limited Attendance Hands-on Workshop »» Know when to utilize tints to avoid creating the
monochromatic, ‘life-less’ restoration
Step-by-step techniques to broaden your scope of practice »» Use appropriate materials and methods necessary to create
and make oral surgery more enjoyable and income- properly contoured and polished composite restorations
producing are performed on fresh pig mandibles. Each
exercise is preceded by an AV presentation to outline the COST EFFECTIVE OFFICE DESIGN
procedure and introduce the required instruments. Next, • David J. Ahearn, DDS
the clinician demonstrates the procedure in front of you. 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Each attendee then performs the surgical procedure on his CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: C Course Code: F51
or her own pig mandible. Learn to perform a frenectomy, Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71
biopsy, flap techniques and an I & D. Learn about suturing
techniques as you work. Proper use of the cowhorn and You can create a beautiful and highly productive practice on a
Ash forceps are demonstrated as you extract anterior reasonable budget. Save space and markedly reduce costs,
and posterior teeth along with the use of a rongeur when while increasing spaciousness by eliminating unnecessary
doing alveoplasties and root removals. All materials and equipment and streamlining workflow. This course will show
instruments are supplied by the clinician. you how to create phenomenal results quickly. You will leave
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KEY: M: ODA MEMBER DENTIST NMD: NONMEMBER DENTIST S/O: DENTAL AUXILIARIES, OFFICE STAFF AND OTHER REGISTRANTS.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, CONT. ........................................................................................................................
knowing how to plan your future, how to outline the steps PRACTICE MANAGEMENT LEARNING LAB EXPERIENCE:
required to achieve your goals and how to affordably create EAGLESOFT
the office of your dreams, all while improving patient care. • Laci L. Phillips and Bonnie Pugh
11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: CE Hours: 2 OSDB Category: C Course Code: F53
»» Create a clear outline of objectives for your new or Fee: M: $125 NMD: $185 S/O: $125
improved practice design Limited Attendance Hands-on Workshop
»» Identify the 17 principles of an attractive, comfortable and
highly productive office This 2 hour computer lab will give you and your team the
»» Markedly reduce the cost to create a great new practice best opportunity for hands-on experience using your own
while providing better patient care practice management software. This is not a program to
»» Become competitive no matter what the economy is doing sell you on EagleSoft, it’s a program which teaches all of
the additional tasks and capabilities that you and your team
EFFECTIVE UTILIZATION OF INSTRUMENTS TO REDUCE may not be utilizing. It’s designed for doctors and all team
NEUROMUSCULAR STRESS members who want to network with other EagleSoft users
• Judy Zack Bendit, RDH while learning more about using the EagleSoft software in
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. a reduced paper/chart free environment, with a focus on
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: C Course Code: F52 utilizing your software to explore the possibilities of taking
Fee: M: $245 NMD: $310 S/O: $175 your practice to the next level.
Limited Attendance Hands-on Workshop
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
This interactive workshop will acquaint the Dental Hygienist »» Understand how EagleSoft can enhance the practice’s
with recent advancements in instrument designs to facilitate new patient experience
clinical techniques and minimize musculoskeletal stress. In »» Utilize EagleSoft from the very first phone call to the first
addition to “hands-on” activities utilizing a wide variety of appointment to the clinical rooms and back up front to
instruments on typodont models, participants will join in finish the appointment
a discussion about the use of powered scaling devices as »» Use the electronic notes feature in each module
related to reducing physical stress. The presentation and »» Run appropriate reports for the practice
activities will encourage an individualized approach toward
neutralizing motions and postures. This course is presented Note: Similar labs will be conducted for Dentrix, Course
in a half-day format focusing on the use of periodontal Code: F38, and SoftDent, Course Code: F56
instruments.
FOR DENTAL HYGIENISTS* ONLY: PREVENTATIVE
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: PRODUCTS ROUNDTABLE LUNCHEON FRIDAY 2012
»» Recognize clues and signals that identify potential 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.
physical problems and eliminate them before they cause CE Hours: 2 OSDB Category: A Course Code: F54
permanent damage Fee: $65
»» Emphasize positive “neutral” postures, and eliminate or Limited Attendance
reduce negative “flexions” and “extensions”
»» Recognize and convert the not-so-obvious physical Dental Hygienists won’t want to miss this innovative Lunch
stressors in daily routines – sneaky “hidden” stressors & Learn program just for them! Representatives from the
that cause fatigue leading preventative products companies will participate in
»» Analyze “motions” and movements that create a risk for this interactive session where attendees will be seated at
musculoskeletal problems tables for lunch and company representatives will travel the
»» Adapt newly designed curettes and Ultrasonic room spending time at each table describing their newest
Magnetostrictive inserts on typodonts with the goal of materials and answering dental hygienists’ questions.
reducing “repetitive motions”, minimizing wrist flexion
and /or extension, and relaxing instrument grasp *Due to limited seating, only dental hygienists can attend
»» Discover realistic, effective methods to defeat chairside this course.
postural problems
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ADDITION BY SUBTRACTION: CONSERVATIVE »» Run appropriate reports for the practice
PREPARATION WORKSHOP FOR PORCELAIN VENEERS
• Doug Lambert, DDS Note: Similar labs will be conducted for Dentrix, Course
2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Code: F38, and EagleSoft, Course Code: F53
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: F55
Fee: M: $245 NMD: $310 S/O: $175 THE MYTHS, LEGENDS, AND REALITIES OF OTC PRODUCTS
Support provided by Dentsply International • Judy Zack Bendit, RDH
Limited Attendance Hands-on Workshop 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: F57
Aesthetics is one of the key driving forces in dentistry today. Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71
A renaissance in realizing the beauty of the human dentition
is being driven by both patient and dentist alike, and to this Join us for this fun and interactive program where we explore
end, new restorative materials and techniques are constantly all the Myths, Legends and Realities of Toothbrushes,
evolving. This is especially true when considering the use of Toothpastes and Mouth Rinses. We will look at vintage
porcelain laminate veneers as part of an aesthetic change for commercials and evaluate how they have shaped our current
a patient. One of the key factors, yet many times overlooked, philosophies and explain why we are so challenged with
in the successful porcelain veneer case is proper conservative getting the right products into the hands of our patients. This
tooth preparation. This workshop will guide you through a course will leave you questioning many of the advertisements
unique technique for planning, prepping, and temporizing a and making wiser decisions for yourself and your patients.
case with misaligned teeth using pre-preparation temporaries.
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: »» Look at the trends in marketing and how they affect our
»» Understand the importance of aesthetic pre-contouring own decision making process
»» Utilize conservative preparation design for porcelain veneers »» Formulate a homecare protocol
»» Recognize bonding agents and luting resin options for »» Evaluate and discuss the science behind many of the OTC
cementation products
»» Compare and discuss the current rinses available for in-
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT LEARNING LAB EXPERIENCE: office and home use
SOFTDENT »» Discuss the advantages and disadvantages to dispensing
• Laci L. Phillips and Bonnie Pugh in the office vs. recommending products
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
CE Hours: 2 OSDB Category: C Course Code: F56 SIMPLIFIED ADHESIVE/COMPOSITE SOLUTIONS
Fee: M: $125 NMD: $185 S/O: $125 • Sarah Conroy, DDS
Limited Attendance Hands-on Workshop 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: F58
This 2 hour computer lab will give you and your team the Fee: M: $245 NMD: $310 S/O: $175
best opportunity for hands-on experience using your own Support provided by Kerr Corp.
practice management software. This is not a program to Hands-on Workshop Limited Attendance
sell you on SoftDent, it’s a program which teaches all of the
additional tasks and capabilities that you and your team Composite resin as a direct restorative solution for anterior
may not be utilizing. It’s designed for doctors and all team and posterior restorations continues to grow in the industry.
members who want to network with other SoftDent users With new technologies entering the market that address bulk
while learning more about using the SoftDent software in filling techniques and self-etching alternatives, it is easy to
a reduced paper/chart free environment; with a focus on get confused. What materials will you advocate for use in your
utilizing your software to explore the possibilities of taking practice? What has the literature been revealing on materials
your practice to the next level. currently used? Should practitioners change their current
techniques? This lecture/hands-on course will attempt to
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: make sense of the products and techniques available in today’s
»» Understand how SoftDent can enhance the practice’s new marketplace and will focus on materials and their applications.
patient experience
»» Utilize SoftDent from the very first phone call to the first At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
appointment to the clinical rooms and back up front to »» Understand placement techniques that maximize clinical
finish the appointment outcomes and esthetics
»» Use the electronic notes feature in each module »» Understand the mechanisms of bonding systems and how
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26. CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES
KEY: M: ODA MEMBER DENTIST NMD: NONMEMBER DENTIST S/O: DENTAL AUXILIARIES, OFFICE STAFF AND OTHER REGISTRANTS.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, CONT. ........................................................................................................................
to control sensitivity This session will present a systematic approach for esthetic
»» Understand what is required of materials to be utilized for treatment planning and case presentation. Drawing on
bulk fill and how to place them correctly fundamental concepts of setting a denture esthetically
»» Understand techniques for finishing and polishing and incorporating our current understanding of tooth
composite restorations proportion, gingival contour, color and arrangement, you will
learn a step-by-step approach that will simplify any case.
Note: This course is also offered on Friday morning, Course F48. The treatment plan you create then becomes the basis for
a powerful conversation with the patient that will increase
THIS CAN ALL BE EASIER: A DOZEN PROJECTS THAT case acceptance, and serves as the template for wax-ups
WILL MAKE YOUR OFFICE A FUN, EASY & PRODUCTIVE and consults with specialists.
PLACE TO WORK!
• David J. Ahearn, DDS At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. »» Indicate incisal tooth position
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: C Course Code: F59 »» Understand gingival esthetics
Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71 »» Understand the importance of tooth proportion and alignment
»» Present esthetic treatment planning options
As dental practices become more and more sophisticated, the »» Provide adequate case presentations
work of clinical staff has become an extremely challenging,
seemingly impossible endeavor. This presentation will show MINIMALLY INVASIVE SINUS AUGMENTATION
you how to reduce clutter, decrease inventory, improve on- • Paul S. Petrungaro, DDS, MS
time performance, speed room turn-around, simplify infection 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
control and increase office profitability. Enjoy a healthy, less- CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: F62
stressful workplace and explode your practice growth. Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71
Partnership with the Ohio Academy of Periodontists (OAP)
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: Support provided by Hi’ossen
»» Stop getting behind schedule
»» Expand production without expanding stress Often times in dealing with the edentulous posterior
»» Eliminate bottlenecks maxillae, pneumatization of the sinus membrane necessitate
»» Reduce patient wait times the augmentation of the sinus floor to provide adequate
»» Go home with more energy at the end of the day alveolar support for implants to be successful long term. In
this presentation designed for the specialist, an innovative
INCREASING TREATMENT ACCEPTANCE way in which minimally invasive sinus augmentation can
• Debra Engelhardt-Nash be performed will be explained and demonstrated. The
2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. crestal approach for sinus floor elevation, and the lateral
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: C Course Code: F60 wall approach for larger sinus augmentation procedures
Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71 will be described. This innovative procedure simplifies the
sinus grafting procedure, and allows for very controlled
It’s one thing to have the knowledge and expertise to provide management of the entire process.
ultimate dentistry for patients. It’s another thing to gain
their acceptance. This program will devote its attention At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
to increasing diagnosis and treatment acceptance skills. »» Understand the need for, and complications of minimally
Topics include: the patient interview; treatment presentation invasive sinus augmentation
skills; financial arrangements; the role of team – clinical
care coordinator; and integrating technology. PROVEN WAYS TO GENERATE A 500% RETURN ON
INVESTMENT WITH DENTAL PRACTICE MARKETING
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: DOLLARS
»» Increase treatment acceptance of patients • Danielle Walton
2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
EXQUISITE ESTHETICS CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: C Course Code: F63
• Lee Ann Brady, DMD and Gary M. DeWood, DDS, MS Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71
2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: F61 Generating new patients is a critical goal for any dental
Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71 practice. New patients are often the lifeblood of a practice
whether it’s a start up or has been around for 30 years.
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However, most dentists continue to struggle with determining »» Administer emergency drugs and proper dosages
the best and most cost-effective ways to generate new »» Know who to treat and who needs a medical consultation
patients. In this session, attendees will learn the basics »» Identify patients in medical distress
of internet marketing (i.e.: pay per click and search engine »» Understand maximum dosages of local anesthetics to
optimization) and how to measure the effectiveness of these avoid an overdose
marketing channels for their practice. »» Know what drugs are needed in a medical emergency and
how to inject them
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: »» Construct an office medical emergency drug kit
»» Understand how internet marketing works
»» Generate a significant amount of new patients via their DAY-TO-DAY TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE YOUR PRACTICE
website and internet marketing • John Flucke, DDS
»» Track the effectiveness of internet marketing channels 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
so they know exactly how profitable practice marketing CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: F66
efforts are Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71
Support provided by Kerr Corp.
MEDICAL DRUGS AND DENTISTRY
• John P. Gobetti, DDS, MS Learn about many technologies that can improve your
2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. efficiency and patient care. Learn about digital operatories
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: F64 and high tech devices to improve patient outcomes. However,
Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71 there are many pieces of the “technology puzzle” and not
all require a huge investment in financial resources or staff
The recognition and identification of various medical drugs, training. Dr. Flucke will also cover digital drug databases,
their uses, actions and the diseases they are prescribed for advances in endodontics, and insights into different products
will be discussed. Drug interactions with dental therapy to decrease your stress level while raising your quality of care.
and/or dental drugs will be described.
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: »» Understand the advantages of digital operatories
»» Recognize common medications taken by patients and »» Understand the advantages of digital drug databases
their affect on dental treatment »» Be aware of cutting edge endodontic products
TREATING MEDICAL EMERGENCIES IN THE DENTAL A CONVERSATION WITH THE 2012 CALLAHAN MEMORIAL
OFFICE: HANDS-ON WORKSHOP FOR THE ENTIRE TEAM AWARD WINNER: NUTRITION AND ORAL HEALTH
• Robert R. Edwab, DDS • Dominick D. DePaola, DDS, PhD
2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: F65 CE Hours: 2 OSDB Category: A Course Code: F67
Fee: M: $305 NMD: $400 S/O: $215 Fee: M: $25 NMD: $25 S/O: $25
Limited Attendance Hands-on Workshop
Join us for a unique opportunity to visit with Dr. Dominick D.
Life threatening medical emergencies in the dental office DePaola, as he discusses topics of great interest, including the
can occur anytime. The clinician discusses common office connection between nutrition and oral health. Contemporary
emergencies seen in the dental office. Learn how to evaluate concepts in nutrition that relate diet and nutrition to health
a patient and determine who to treat and who to refer for a promotion and disease prevention will be presented. In
medical evaluation. Learn to recognize patients who have a addition, the relationships between nutrition and dental caries,
tendency to cause medical emergencies and how to modify periodontal inflammation, and developmental disorders will be
their treatment plan. The clinician teaches you how to explored. The application of nutrition to clinical practice including
make your own emergency kit, identify an emergency and identification of patients at risk for diet and nutrition-related
perform the appropriate treatment. Learn what the most oral diseases and disorders will also be examined. The overall
appropriate drugs for a dentist to have, determine proper objective is to provide the audience with a better understanding
dosages and see how to administer them. Finally determine of these relationships and how the nutritionist should be an
the maximum dose of local anesthetic for your patient and integral member of the oral and general health care team.
quickly calculate a safe dose. All materials, syringes and
drugs are supplied by the clinician. At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
»» Understand the application of nutrition and clinical practice
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
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28. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
EXHIBIT HALL HOURS
10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
FEATURED CE COURSES
Acrylic Laminate Veneer -- Lecture
Course Codes: S71
Ross Nash, DDS
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Acrylic Laminate Veneer -- Workshop
Course Codes: S83
Ross Nash, DDS
2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Modern Endodontics
-from theory to practice
Course Code: S72
Martin Trope, DDS
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Update on Modern Endodontics
Course Code: S85
Martin Trope, DDS
2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Table Clinics
Saturday, September 15
11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
GOING GREEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
In an effort to be both environmentally friendly and as a convenience to our
attendees, the ODA is providing course handout materials on-line, in advance
of Annual Session. Appropriate materials can be downloaded and/or printed at
your convenience. Handout information will be available for all courses for which
materials are provided by the speaker.
Materials will be available starting August 15 and will be online until October 31.
Materials can be found on the ODA’s website, www.oda.org. You will need your
registration number to access appropriate materials. Handout materials will not
be available onsite. Plan ahead, print your handouts and enjoy your courses by
helping the ODA Annual Session Go Green – For Your Convenience!
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29. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 ......................................................................................................................
RADIOGRAPHY FOR THE DENTAL ASSISTANT Ending Dental Caries: Look to the Children
• Paula Oliver, CDA, COPMA, CODA Presenter: Paul Casamassimo, DDS, MS
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (1-hour lunch break)
CE Hours: 7 OSDB Category: A Course Code: S68 More children with more decay – the epidemic of early childhood
Fee: M: $155 NMD: $220 S/O: $99 caries continues to grow. The last decade has seen a rise in
disease in spite of the best efforts of dentistry, medicine, and
Dental assistants who need radiology certification can learn public health advocates. The evidence tells us that dental caries
what they need to know in this seminar, which presents is preventable, but also difficult to eradicate once established.
the basics of radiographic imaging, processing, and Children with early childhood caries continue to experience
interpretation. The course covers the differences between decay in spite of regular care and preventive therapies. These
bisecting angle and paralleling techniques, guidelines of film children are also more likely to experience decay into later life.
alignment for intraoral radiographs, and proper positioning These sobering facts are balanced by the opportunity to prevent
for panoramic radiographs. To complete the certification establishment of ECC in infants and assure them a caries-free
process, attendees must complete specific in-office training lifetime. This presentation provides the dental team with the
which will be described in detail during the course. knowledge and clinical tools to care for very young children,
arm their families with useful preventive guidance, and manage
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: the practice-building opportunities of infant oral health.
»» Meet the OSDB educational requirements for the dental
assistant radiographer certification At the conclusion of this presentation, attendees should be
»» Understand the basics of radiographic imaging, processing able to:
and interpretation »» Understand developmental and anatomical characteristics
»» Complete the necessary in-office training of infants and toddlers that have an impact on oral health,
including: delayed eruption; tongue tie; bruxing; teething
Note: This course meets the requirements of the dental »» Understand the unique role of fluoride in the child under
assistant radiographer rules implemented by the Ohio State three years of age and be able to utilize it therapeutically
Dental Board. to maximize health and minimize risk: when to prescribe
fluoride; how is risk incorporated into fluoride therapy;
ODA PLAQUE ATTACK TRACK SATURDAY 2012 what do I really need to know
• Various Speakers »» Understand today’s early childhood diet and what a dental
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. professional can expect realistically to accomplish and how
CE Hours: 6 OSDB Category: A Course Code: S69 to do it: how much sugar is there in the diet of babies; can I
Fee: M: $155 NMD: $220 S/O: $99 modify a family’s diet and how; what are the realities of diet
in families with the greatest caries risk
Saturday’s presentations include:
What’s New About Oral Cancer in America OAP PANEL 2012
Presenter: Jed Jacobson, DDS, MS, MPH • Fred Alger, DDS, MS; Glenn Jividen, Jr., DDS;
• Rupa Hamal , DMD, MS, MPH
As many people will die this year from skin cancer as oral 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
cancer. Who is at risk for it? Everyone is. It is no longer an CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: S70
old man’s disease. For 75 percent of those with oral cancer, Fee: M: FREE NMD: $90 S/O: FREE
the disease was a result of alcohol or tobacco abuse. The Support provided by the Ohio Academy of Periodontists (OAP)
other 25 percent had no known risk factors. Oral cancer
is on the rise among individuals who aren’t engaging in Presentations include:
abusive behavior, and those aged 16 to 40 make up the A Current Review of Indications for Common Periodontal
fastest growing segment of the population falling victim to Surgical Procedures
this disease. Oral cancer often masquerades as harmless Presenter: Fred Alger, DDS, MS
benign lesions and early detection is key to successful Knowing when to treat a patient with periodontal surgery is
treatment. Learn the science behind early detection and as important as knowing how to perform the surgery. The
new treatments and products that can help in the fight. indications for various periodontal surgical procedures will
At the conclusion of this presentation, attendees should be be presented, including: pocket reduction surgery; bone
able to: grafting procedures; and, soft tissue grafting procedures for
»» Understand current oral cancer statistics both health and esthetics.
»» Identify new technologies and treatments in the market
place to help detect and prevent oral cancer At the conclusion of this presentation, attendees should be
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30. CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES
KEY: M: ODA MEMBER DENTIST NMD: NONMEMBER DENTIST S/O: DENTAL AUXILIARIES, OFFICE STAFF AND OTHER REGISTRANTS.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, CONT. ..............................................................................................................
able to: ACRYLIC LAMINATE VENEER -- LECTURE
»» Recognize when pocket reduction surgery is indicated • Ross Nash, DDS
»» Recognize when bone grafting is indicated 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
»» Recognize when soft tissue grafting procedures are CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: S71
indicated Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71
»» See how periodontal surgery can improve restorative Support provided by Coltene Whaledent
outcomes
In this seminar, Dr. Nash will discuss the use of direct composite
Making Sense of Bone Grafting Needs for Dental Implants resin for repair of anterior teeth as well as for full veneers
Presenter: Glenn Jividen, Jr., DDS to change the color, shape or alignment of the teeth. Using
actual clinical cases, he will show step by step techniques for
Despite advances in pretreatment diagnostics, such as fabrication of composite resin anterior restorations.
cone beam technology, patients and restorative dentists are
still faced with multiple strategies and opinions regarding At the conclusion of this presentation, attendees should be
the need for, the extent of, and the type of, bone grafting able to:
necessary for a successful dental implant outcome.
Variables such as predictability, cost, type of grafting, and »» Better use direct composite resin for repair of anterior teeth
potential morbidity need to be weighed and chosen for each
individual patient. This presentation will help the attendee Note: A hands-on course accompanies this lecture; see
with this decision-making process. Course Code: S83
At the conclusion of this presentation, attendees should be MODERN ENDODONTICS - FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE
able to: • Martin Trope, DDS
»» Better determine when bone grafting is necessary for 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
implant patients CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: S72
Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71
Causes of Recession, Indications, and Soft Tissue Support provided by Brasseler USA
Grafting Techniques
Presenter: Rupa Hamal, DMD, MS, MPH Root canal therapy requires a high level of technical skill.
Dr. Hamal will discuss some common causes of recession, However, without a clear understanding of the biological
and how to recognize the associated indications. She will requirements for successful treatment these skills may
also discuss the benefits of soft tissue grafting and factors be “wasted” on techniques that are unnecessarily difficult.
affecting the outcome of soft tissue grafting procedures. A correct diagnosis and the blending of new materials
and techniques in order to achieve an environment that
At the conclusion of this presentation, attendees should be will ensure a healthy apical periodontium will result in
able to: an extremely high probability of success. This course will
»» Identify common causes of recession cover simple safe and scientifically proven techniques for
»» Evaluate recession treatment that ensure an extremely high success rate.
»» Recognize indications for soft tissue graft
»» Know the types of soft tissue grafts At the conclusion of this presentation, attendees should be
»» Know the types of grafting techniques able to:
»» Understand factors affecting the outcome of soft tissue »» Know the biologic requirements for endodontic success
graft procedures »» Differentiate between a vital and non-vital tooth in terms of
meeting these requirements
»» Know to what extent the newest technologies in endodontics
assist in attaining these biologic goals
»» Apply new principles of canal instrumentation and filling to
appropriate cases
»» Select appropriate instruments to suit individual needs
»» Perform endodontic procedures in a successful and cost
effective manner
Note: A hands-on course accompanies this lecture; see
Course Code: S85
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CLINICAL APPLICATIONS OF DIODE LASERS ESTHETIC FAILURES
• John Flucke, DDS • Lee Ann Brady, DMD
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: S73 CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: S76
Fee: M: $245 NMD: $310 S/O: $175 Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71
Lasers are gaining popularity in dentistry, but questions More and more of the dentistry done everyday is driven by
still abound. Spend a ½ day hands-on with Dr. John Flucke esthetic outcomes. Even our routine procedures are expected
and learn what diode lasers can do for your patients and to deliver esthetic results, with restorations disappearing
your practice. Procedures, techniques, and the science against the landscape of the natural teeth. How do we meet the
behind the different devices available will be presented in an demands we place on ourselves as well as the expectations of
objective and easy to understand interactive presentation. our patients? This program will address treatment planning,
restorative techniques and laboratory communication as
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: potential causes of case failure.
»» Understand the laser wavelengths available for dentistry
»» Understand procedures diode lasers can perform At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
»» Understand the science & why lasers work »» Better understand esthetic treatment planning
»» Understand tips & tricks to make laser procedures easier »» Demonstrate esthetic techniques & material selection
»» Leave with an understanding of lasers that can guide »» Initiate interdisciplinary management
clinical usage or purchasing decision »» Improve laboratory communication
HOW TO WOW NOW: KEYS TO JAW-DROPPING PATIENT DISPELLING THE “CSI EFFECT” MYTH: AN OVERVIEW OF
SERVICE EXCELLENCE! CONTEMPORARY FORENSIC DENTISTRY
• Kelli Vrla • Anthony R. Cardoza, DDS and Amber Riley-Burns, RDH
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: C Course Code: S74 CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: S77
Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71 Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71
Keep sharpening your skills to enhance patient relations. Because of the current popularity of forensic fare on television,
The key to rapport-building is an art, which you can continue the general public is getting a skewed view of the true nature
to improve. Based on Kelli’s book, The Pathway Series : Customer of forensic investigation. This issue is commonly known as
Service, this interactive and entertaining program equips you the “CSI effect.” In this seminar, Dr. Cardoza and Ms. Riley-
with hit-the-ground-running, practical skills and the desire Burns will dispel this myth as it relates to forensic odontology.
to serve up WOW-NOW helpings of patient care, while you Topics will include forensic dental identification of decedents
keep your day on-track. This festive and fun presentation of varying postmortem states including: skeletal, fragmented,
will engage and delight you with fresh-look tools to reach decomposed, burned remains and pattern injuries as they
new heights in patient satisfaction and staff stress-relief, relate to bite mark investigation not only in human bites but
ultimately boosting your bottom line. animal bites as well.
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
»» Enhance patient and staff relations and build a wealth of »» Understand the varied roles of forensic dentists
referrals »» Understand the forensic value of dental records
»» Customize appreciation »» Recognize how to cooperate with the legal system
»» Manage even the hardest-to-please people in your world
»» Create rapport and increase productivity with your internal DANB FORUM
as well as external relations • Various Speakers
»» Practice the art of smooth recovery when folks aren’t 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
always happy campers CE Hours: 2 OSDB Category: C Course Code: S78
»» Stay cool amidst the chaos Fee: M: FREE NMD: $90 S/O: FREE
»» Keep moving transactions forward—despite challenges
and set-backs The Dental Assisting National Board, Inc. (DANB) is
hosting a forum for the entire dental team. DANB will
present information on its national certifications Certified
Dental Assistant (CDA), Certified Orthodontic Assistant
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32. CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES
KEY: M: ODA MEMBER DENTIST NMD: NONMEMBER DENTIST S/O: DENTAL AUXILIARIES, OFFICE STAFF AND OTHER REGISTRANTS.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, CONT. ..............................................................................................................
....
(COA), and Certified Preventive Functions Dental Assistant emergencies such as cardiac arrest, respiratory arrest, and
(CPFDA). DANB will outline how to apply and prepare for foreign-body airway obstruction. Recognize heart attack and
the exams. In addition to discussing the many benefits of stroke in adults and breathing difficulty in children and learn
earning certification, DANB will share information about skills of CPR for victims of all ages (including ventilation with
state regulations and dental assisting trends. DANB will barrier devices and bag-mask devices) as well as demonstrate
also offer a preview of the new Entry Level Dental Assistant the use of an automated external defibrillator (AED). Fees
(ELDA) and Certified Restorative Functions Dental Assistant collected for this class do not necessarily represent revenue
(CRFDA) certifications that are coming soon. Attendees will for the American Heart Association.
also learn more about the DALE Foundation, the official
DANB affiliate, and the e-learning opportunities it offers. At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
»» Complete requirements to be certified
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
»» Understand the significance of DANB certifications *Please submit your current AHA healthcare provider card
when you attend this renewal course. If you do not have a
CPR ACCREDITATION* current AHA healthcare provider card, see Course Code: S79.
• Heart Start of Central Ohio
10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Note: This course fulfills the Ohio State Dental Board’s CPR
CE Hours: 6 OSDB Category: A Course Code: S79 requirement for hygienists. For licensure, hygienists must
Fee: M: $155 NMD: $220 S/O: $99 have proof of CPR certification.
Receive your 2-year certification for CPR following the TABLE CLINICS
American Heart Association Guidelines for healthcare 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
professionals. Learn how to recognize and respond to life- CE Hours: up to 2 OSDB Category: G
threatening emergencies such as cardiac arrest, respiratory FREE with registration fee – ticket automatically provided
arrest, and foreign-body airway obstruction. Recognize heart Support provided by Colgate
attack and stroke in adults and breathing difficulty in children
and learn skills of CPR for victims of all ages (including Be sure to make time to visit the Table Clinics, located in the
ventilation with barrier devices and bag-mask devices) as well Exhibit Hall. Not only will you learn new techniques from
as demonstrate the use of an automated external defibrillator your colleagues; you can also earn up to 2 free CE credits,
(AED). Time listed includes a one-hour lunch break. Fees approved for licensure requirements from the Ohio State
collected for this class do not necessarily represent revenue Dental Board under category G. CE credit is given based on
for the American Heart Association. time spent viewing Clinics.
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: GETTING PEOPLE TO OWN THEIR JOBS! PREVENT
»» Complete requirements to be certified ACCOUNTABILITY DEFICIT DISORDER IN YOUR
WORKPLACE!
*If you need to renew your existing AHA 2-year healthcare • Kelli Vrla
provider certification see Course Code: S80. 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: C Course Code: S81
Note: This course fulfills the Ohio State Dental Board’s CPR Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71
requirement for hygienists. For licensure, hygienists must
have proof of CPR certification. Get your staff to own the jobs they’ve signed on to do!
This presentation will help you clarify expectations of job
CPR RECERTIFICATION* standards and be proactive in problem solving. Walk away
• Heart Start of Central Ohio with a hit-the-ground-running action plan to put to work
10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. immediately. Learn how to give corrective feedback tactfully
CE Hours: 4 OSDB Category: A Course Code: S80 and effectively. Help your staff understand the top priorities
Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71 of your practice. Learn how to best incentivize that WOW
service internally and externally!
Renew your existing 2-year certification for CPR following
the American Heart Association Guidelines for healthcare At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
professionals – you must submit your current American »» Create an action plan for motivating staff
Heart Association healthcare provider card to attend the »» Implement communication techniques to help effectively
class. Learn how to recognize and respond to life-threatening correct and educate staff
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DENTISTRY’S ROLE IN A BIOTERRORISM / MASS tooth position, contour and color of the new restoration as
DISASTER SCENARIO well as assuring functional success. It is challenging to select
• Anthony R. Cardoza, DDS and Amber Riley-Burns, RDH from one of the many choices of esthetic restorative materials
2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. that are available. We will discuss the esthetic and functional
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: S82 parameters of each material to facilitate appropriate material
Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71 selection. An efficient and effective process for streamlining
tooth preparation will be presented.
If a disaster occurred in your community, would you be
prepared? Does your local public health department have At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
enough trained personnel to handle a disaster? Dr. Cardoza »» Achieve anterior full coverage preparation design
and Ms. Riley-Burns will discuss how you may be called upon »» Achieve anterior partial coverage preparation design
to help your community respond to a major public health
disaster. Receive an introduction to basic triage principles UPDATE ON MODERN ENDODONTICS
and learn what you should have on hand to help you survive • Martin Trope, DMD
during a disaster. Dr. Cardoza will discuss the evolution of 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
mass disaster management from a perspective of forensic CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: S85
dentistry. He will also introduce the ODA Forensic Dental Fee: M: $245 NMD: $310 S/O: $175
and Emergency Response Team. Limited Attendance Hands-on Workshop
Support provided by Brasseler USA
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
»» Understand dentistry’s potential role in a bioterrorism/ Many general dentists prefer to treat some endodontic
mass disaster cases. The combination of performing adequate root
»» Recognize the use of dental records in a mass disaster canal treatment of appropriate cases and referring more
»» Understand the role of the forensic dentist in a mass fatality complex cases should ensure maximal success for all
of your endodontically treated cases. This workshop will
ACRYLIC LAMINATE VENEER -- WORKSHOP review some of the basic concepts that need to be followed
• Ross Nash, DDS in order to attain maximal endodontic success. It will also
2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. demonstrate: scout files for pathfinding; BioRace file
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: S83 sequence for achieving adequate apical sizes; bioceramic
Fee: M: $245 NMD: $310 S/O: $175 bonded root canal filling materials.
Support provided by Coltene Whaledent
At the conclusion of this presentation, attendees should be
In this workshop, Dr. Nash will illustrate the use of direct able to:
composite resin for repair of anterior teeth as well as for »» Understand different approaches for vital versus necrotic
full veneers to change the color, shape or alignment of the cases
teeth. Using actual clinical cases, he will show step by »» Know minimal apical sizes
step techniques for fabrication of composite resin anterior »» Understand irrigation protocols including ultrasonic activation
restorations. He will also demonstrate a new and innovative »» Recognize which cases to defer
technique using prefabricated composite resin laminates to
enhance the technique of placing direct composite veneers. RADIOGRAPHY REVIEW 2012
• Paula Oliver, CDA, COPMA, CODA
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
»» Enhance the technique of placing direct composite veneers CE Hours: 2 OSDB Category: A Course Code: S86
Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71
ANTERIOR ESTHETIC TECHNIQUES & MATERIALS
• Lee Ann Brady, DMD A general review of the basics of radiographic imaging,
2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. processing, and interpretation.
CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: S84
Fee: M: $245 NMD: $310 S/O: $175 At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
Limited Attendance Hands-on Workshop »» Grasp any updates in the radiographic field
»» Refresh their current knowledge of dental radiography
Accomplishing exquisite anterior restorative results is a
combination of preparation technique and materials selections. Note: This course meets the two-hour radiography review
This program will present an approach to plan margin required by the OSDB for dental assistant radiographers.
placement and tooth reduction to accomplish the proposed
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34. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16
FEATURED CE COURSES
Be Very Afraid!
Course Codes: Y87
Brian Novy, DDS
8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Infection Control & Regulatory Compliance
Course Codes: Y89
Christopher A. Moore, MA
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
GOING GREEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
In an effort to be both environmentally friendly and as a convenience to our
attendees, the ODA is providing course handout materials on-line, in advance
of Annual Session. Appropriate materials can be downloaded and/or printed at
your convenience. Handout information will be available for all courses for which
materials are provided by the speaker.
Materials will be available starting August 15 and will be online until October 31.
Materials can be found on the ODA’s website, www.oda.org. You will need your
registration number to access appropriate materials. Handout materials will not
be available onsite. Plan ahead, print your handouts and enjoy your courses by
helping the ODA Annual Session Go Green – For Your Convenience!
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35. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 .............................................................................................................................
BE VERY AFRAID! INFECTION CONTROL & REGULATORY COMPLIANCE
• Brian Novy, DDS • Christopher A. Moore, MA
8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
CE Hours: 6 OSDB Category: A Course Code: Y87 CE Hours: 3 OSDB Category: A Course Code: Y89
Fee: M: $175 NMD: $240 S/O: $120 Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71
Support provided by GC America
This practical seminar will help team members understand
If your name is Streptococcus mutans you have a lot to fear. and comply with the latest state and federal regulations
A group of dentists and hygienists have figured out your affecting the practice of dentistry. The information-packed
weakness. They’re using that new information to eradicate session will focus on, among other regulations: Ohio
your species by the bazilliiongatrillion…and they’re using a State Dental Board (OSDB) infection control rules; OSHA
lot more than fluoride. Come find out what these radical standards governing bloodborne pathogens; and the Ohio
dentists and hygienists know that you don’t. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) infectious waste
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: disposal rules.
»» Describe the three types of bacteria that are implicated in
dental caries At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
»» Interpret results from diagnostic tests for dental caries »» Meet OSHA’s annual exposure control training requirement
»» Understand how to implement targeted therapeutics in a »» Understand the Ohio State Dental Board infection control
variety of patients rules
»» Create restorations that inhibit secondary (recurrent) decay »» Understand the Ohio EPA’s infectious waste disposal rules
»» Transition patients from high to low caries risk
Note: This program fulfills the annual exposure control
Price listed includes a box lunch for each attendee. training requirement mandated by the OSHA Bloodborne
Pathogens Standard.
MEDICAL EMERGENCIES IN THE DENTAL OFFICE:
STRATEGIES FOR THE DENTAL TEAM AWARENESS: PRESCRIPTION DRUG ABUSE, OARRS,
• Larry J. Sangrik, DDS HUMAN TRAFFICKING, DENTAL OFFICE COMPLIANCE
9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. MANUAL
CE Hours: 4 OSDB Category: A Course Code: Y88 • Lili C. Reitz, Esq.
Fee: M: $90 NMD: $155 S/O: $71 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
CE Hours: 2 OSDB Category: A Course Code: Y90
Medical emergencies occurring in the dental office can be Fee: M: FREE NMD: $90 S/O: FREE
stressful and frightening, not only for the patient, but also
for the entire dental team. This course is designed for This course will be facilitated and presented by Lili C. Reitz,
dentists and staffs to develop strategies to prevent, identify Esq., Executive Director of the Ohio State Dental Board. In
and respond to medical problems including syncope, addition to her Board duties, Ms. Reitz is a member of the
allergic problems, cardiovascular abnormalities and Governor’s Cabinet Opiate Action Team, and is a member
respiratory distress. Emphasis will be placed on preparing of the Attorney General’s Human Trafficking Commission,
your team in advance of a crisis to minimize its potential Education and Awareness Committee. In addition to
impact. Although dentists or staff will benefit by attending providing information on these two crises in Ohio, Ms.
individually, the greatest gain is achieved when the dental Reitz will also provide attendees with information on the
team attends together. An extensive handout is provided new legislation and rules regarding the Ohio Automated
which can later be condensed into a chairside manual with Rx Reporting System (OARRS); and the Ohio State Dental
appropriate protocols to respond to most emergencies. Board’s Office Compliance Manual, a document available
to all licensees to ensure compliance with documentation
At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: requirements under the Dental Practice Act.
»» Develop strategies to prevent, identify and respond to
medical problems At the conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to:
»» Meet the Ohio State Dental Board’s auxiliary educational »» Understand the crises facing Ohio and the Region with
criteria for Medical Emergencies in the Dental Office regard to Opiates and Human Trafficking
»» Be prepared to minimize a crisis’ potential impact »» Recognize the dental team’s responsibilities with regard
to OARRS
Note: This course meets the Ohio State Dental Board’s »» Access the OSDB’s Office Compliance Manual
criteria for dental hygienists and general supervision.
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36. NATIONALLY-KNOWN SPEAKERS AT ODA ANNUAL SESSION
Many of the speakers presenting at this year’s Annual Session have been
featured at meetings throughout the country in 2012. A partial listing of
meetings and some of the speakers that will be in Columbus in September
are listed below. Great speakers in your own backyard: just one more way to
help Capture Your Potential at the ODA Annual Session.
YANKEE DENTAL CONGRESS
Lee Ann Brady, DDS
Anthony Cardoza, DDS
Gary DeWood, DDS
Brian Novy, DDS
CHICAGO DENTAL SOCIETY MIDWINTER MEETING
Kirk Behrendt
Judy Zack Bendit, RDH
Sarah Conroy, DDS
Dennis Hartlieb, DDS
THE HINMAN DENTAL MEETING
John Flucke, DDS
Doug Lambert, DDS
Laci Phillips
Amber Riley-Burns, RDH
ADA 2012 ANNUAL SESSION
Sharon Brooks, DDS
Robert Edwab, DDS
Kelli Vrla
Corky Willhite, DDS
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DAVID J. AHEARN, DDS JUDY ZACK BENDIT, RDH, BS
Dr. David J. Ahearn, DDS, a 1981 Judy Bendit is on faculty at Temple
graduate of the University of University Dental School and is a
Michigan School of Dentistry is, first guest lecturer and advisory board
and foremost, a full time, wet gloved, member at Harcum College as well
practicing general dentist. He began as a clinician in private practice.
the study of ergonomics in dentistry Recently appointed the first dental
when, in 1989 he began to experience hygienist to the Alumni board at The
physical symptoms that became University of Pennsylvania School
increasingly more severe as his practice grew. With the of Dental Medicine, Judy travels extensively throughout the
assistance of ergonomists from NASA, and with engineering country doing educational programs for state and local dental
consultants from universities such as MIT and RISD, he was and hygiene organizations. She has published numerous
able to begin a comprehensive analysis of practice, style, articles in clinical journals and has been listed as one of the
operator performance and health. Today he actively councils top dental speakers in Dentistry Today 2009, 2010 & 2011.
dentists regarding office functional layout and its effects on Judy has been a longstanding member of the ADHA and
performance and staff well being. Perhaps unique to the Distinguished Member of the Academy of Dental Hygiene. She
practice management consulting profession, he does not in is actively involved with the dental component of Global Smile
any way believe that there is only one right way to practice Foundation, a volunteer organization doing facial deformity
dentistry. Dr. Ahearn’s personal practice ranks in the top 1% of repairs around the world. Judy received a Certificate in
practices today and was a Practice of the Year finalist in 1998. Dental Hygiene from the University of Pennsylvania and a
His work has shown that quality, productivity and practitioner BS in education from New York University. She worked for
health are not mutually exclusive and that simple workplace many years in clinical hygiene followed by over twelve years
changes can significantly improve practitioner health and in sales for the Interplak Toothbrush Co. and Hu-Friedy Mfg.
performance. Presenting Courses: F51; F59 Co. Inc. Presenting Courses: F52; F57
FRED A. ALGER, DDS, MS LEE ANN BRADY, DMD
Dr. Fred Alger is in private practice Dr. Lee Ann Brady is a privately
in Gahanna, Ohio. A Clinical practicing dentist and nationally
Assistant Professor at The Ohio recognized educator and writer. Her
State University College of Dentistry, practice experience has been rich and
he holds a certificate in periodontics varied. She has worked in a variety of
from OSU and is a diplomate of the practice models from small fee-for-
American Board of Peiodontology. service offices to large insurance-
Presenting Course: S70 dependent practices, as an associate
and as a practice owner. From 2005 to 2008 Dr. Brady held
KIRK BEHRENDT the positions of Resident Faculty and Clinical Director for The
Mr. Kirk Behrendt is a practice Pankey Institute. In 2008 she moved to Scottsdale, Arizona to
performance coach, international join Dr. Frank Spear in the formation of Spear Education and
speaker and author. Kirk has invested the expansion of his curriculum. She served as Executive VP
his entire professional life studying of Clinical Education until June 2011. As Director of Education
the elite practices in dentistry and and President of Lee Ann Brady LLC, she launched her website,
the leadership that guides them. As www.leeannbrady.com, offering clinical and practice content
the founder of ACT, Dental Practice daily as well as innovative online and live education programs.
Coaching, his vision is driven by the Presenting Courses: F41; F61; S76; S84
commitment to provide highly personalized care to the dental
profession. His personal mission is to use up every ounce of SHARON BROOKS, DDS, MS
his potential. Dentistry Today recently recognized Kirk as one Dr. Sharon Brooks is a Professor
of the Leaders in Dental Consulting in 2011. Dr. Peter Dawson in the Division of Oral Pathology/
called him “THE best motivator I have ever heard.” Kirk has Medicine/Radiology of the
competed internationally in 4 Ironman Triathlons and 9 Half- Department of Periodontics and
Iron Triathlons. He currently trains with some of the best Oral Medicine, at the University of
triathletes competing in the world today. His interests include Michigan. Presenting Courses:
cycling, basketball, stand-up comedy, and most of all, spending T16; T24; F40
time with his wife, Sarah, and their four children. Presenting
Courses: T11; T22
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ANTHONY R. CARDOZA, DDS JAMES DAY, DDS
Dr. Cardoza is a 1985 graduate Dr. James Day reached the level
of Northwestern University of Invisalign® Premier Advantage
Dental School and maintains Provider in 2007 and has been
a general dental practice in El treating Invisalign patients in multiple
Cajon, California. Dr. Cardoza is a private practices in Arizona since
member of the American Dental 2003. Besides providing traditional
Association, the California Dental dentistry to his patients, Dr. Day has
Association, and the San Diego extensive experience and training in
County Dental Association. Dr. Cardoza is a forensic dental traditional orthodontics as well. He received his dental degree
consultant for the County of San Diego Office of the Medical from Georgetown University, and completed a GP residency
Examiner, County of Imperial Office of the Coroner, State of program in the USAF Dental Corps. He earned his Masters
California Department of Justice, The California Emergency Degree and his Oral Medicine Fellowship at the University of
Management Agency (CalEMA) and is the Director of the Washington in Seattle. Presenting Courses: F34; F35
California Dental Identification Team (CalDIT). Dr. Cardoza
maintains a busy forensic caseload due to the San Diego WILLIAM DAYAN, DDS
and Imperial Counties proximity to the Mexican border. He Dr. William Dayan reached the
has performed numerous postmortem dental examinations, level of Invisalign® Elite Advantage
comparisons and identifications and most recently was Provider in 2005 and has been
involved with the identifications of victims of the Southern treating Invisalign patients since
California wildfire disasters. Also, Dr. Cardoza lectures 2000. In addition to his full-time
throughout the United States and Canada at regional and private practice in orthodontics, he is
local dental conferences on the topics of forensic dentistry a guest lecturer at the University of
and lasers in dentistry. Presenting Courses: S77; S82 Toronto Department of Orthodontics,
The Toronto Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, The Ontario
PAUL S. CASAMASSIMO, DDS, MS Dental Association, and The Alpha Omega Dental Fraternity.
Dr. Paul Casamassimo is Chief of He holds a DDS degree and diploma in orthodontics from the
Dentistry at Nationwide Children’s University of Toronto. Presenting Course: F37
Hospital and a Professor of
Pediatric Dentistry at The Ohio State DOMINICK DEPAOLA, DDS, PHD
University College of Dentistry. He Dr. DePaola’s research on nutrition as
received his dental degree from it relates to oral health and disease
Georgetown University School of has been funded by federal, foundation
Dentistry and his specialty training and private sector sources. Indeed,
in pediatric dentistry at the University of Iowa. His interests Dr. DePaola is widely regarded as
are health policy and children with special health care needs. an expert on nutrition as it relates to
Dr. Casamassimo is scheduled to be inducted as the 2013 health promotion/disease prevention
President Elect of the Ohio Dental Association on September activities and to oral disease,
14, 2012. Presenting Course: S69 diagnosis, etiology and therapy. Dr. DePaola has published over
80 scholarly articles and chapters in textbooks, in addition to
SARAH CONROY, DDS editing two texts. Currently, Dr. DePaola is Professor of Oral
Dr. Sarah Conroy is in private practice Health Policy and Epidemiology at the Harvard School of Dental
in Worthington, Ohio. She received a Medicine in Boston and Professor and Academic Dean at Nova
Certificate in Dental Hygiene from Southeastern University College of Dental Medicine in Fort
The Ohio State College of Dentistry Lauderdale. In February 2001, Dr. DePaola was awarded an
and a Bachelor of Science in Honorary Membership to the American Dietetic Association
Education. She graduated from OSU (ADA), the only dentist ever so honored. Dr. DePaola is the 2012
College of Dentistry and completed Callahan Memorial Award winner. Presenting Course: F67
a General Practice Residency in
Houston, Texas. Dr. Conroy was instrumental in establishing
the Dental Hygiene Program at Columbus State Community
College where she served as a faculty member and Clinical
Director. Presenting Courses: F48; F58
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GARY DEWOOD, DDS, MS DEBRA ENGELHARDT-NASH
Dr. Gary DeWood, a native of Toledo, Debra Engelhardt-Nash has been in
Ohio, earned a BS in Education at dentistry over twenty five years as a
Bowling Green State University, chairside assistant, office manager,
Bowling Green, Ohio and a DDS consultant, instructor, lecturer and
from Case Western Reserve author. She has spoken nationally
University in Cleveland. He and his and internationally for dental study
wife, Dr. Cheryl DeWood, completed groups and associations. She has
a General Practice Residency at been a repeat presenter for the
Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton, Ohio before establishing a American Dental Association, the Chicago Dental Society and
general practice near Toledo. 21 years later Cheryl returned the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry. She was an
to school, completing an orthodontic residency and earning editor for Contemporary Aesthetics Restorative Practice magazine
a PhD at the University of Tennessee in Memphis while Gary and writes additional articles for other publications. She is
transitioned their practice and earned an MS in Biomedical also the author of the book A Series of Dental Letters. Debra has
Sciences at The University of Toledo College of Medicine. won two journal awards from the American Dental Assistants
In 2003 he accepted a position on the full time faculty at Association. She was also the 2008 recipient of the American
the Pankey Institute. In 2008 he left Pankey to accept a Dental Assistant’s Association Distinguished Service Award.
position as president of the Seattle Institute, Frank Spear’s Ms. Nash serves on the American Dental Assistants Association
education company, and re-located to the northwest. Upon Foundation and is a founding member of the Academy of
the merger of the Seattle Institute with the Scottsdale Dental Management Consultants, where she served two terms
Center for Dentistry, all teaching activities were shifted to as President and was the first recipient of the Charles Kidd
Arizona and Gary traveled to Phoenix to direct curriculum Meritorious Service Award. Presenting Courses: F47; F60
and clinical education activities for the new company, Spear
Education. Cheryl remained in Memphis as program director MICHAEL “MIC” FALKEL, DDS
of graduate orthodontics at Tennessee and the DeWoods Dr. Mic Falkel co-founded OnPharma
maintained two households for seven years. In 2009 Cheryl and serves as its Chief Medical
left her position at Tennessee and today both Gary and Cheryl Officer. In addition to his role with
reside in Phoenix. Gary is a member of the ADA, the Arizona OnPharma, Dr. Falkel maintains his
Dental Association, the Central Arizona Dental Society, the private General Dentistry practices
American Equilibration Society, the American Academy in Monterey, California, where he is
of Fixed Prosthodontics, and the American Academy of a Partner in the Monterey Peninsula
Cosmetic Dentistry. Presenting Courses: T18; T32; F41; F61 Dental Group. Dr. Falkel is active in
the dental profession having served on the Board of Directors
ROBERT R. EDWAB, DDS of the Monterey Bay Dental Society and as its President.
Dr. Edwab is a Board Certified Oral Dr. Falkel received his Doctorate in Dental Science from
and Maxillofacial surgeon who has the University of the Pacific, and his Bachelors Degrees in
been in private practice for over 30 Chemistry and Biology from the State University of New York,
years. This means he performs the at Albany. Dr. Falkel conducted a general practice residency in
same procedures you do under the Dentistry at the Wadsworth Veteran’s Administration Hospital
same office conditions and deals in West Los Angeles. Presenting Courses: T12; T25
with the same insurance companies.
He has lectured on basic oral JOHN FLUCKE, DDS
surgery for the general practitioner at many of the largest Dr. John Flucke was born and raised
dental meetings both nationally and internationally. He is in Kansas City. He received his
known for his humor, enthusiasm and ability to demystify DDS degree from the University of
office procedures so they can be performed by any competent Missouri - Kansas City in 1987. He
general practitioner. He is also Executive Director of the has practiced in Lee’s Summit since
Greater New York Dental Meeting, recognized as the largest 1989 and was pleased to open his new
Dental Meeting in the United States. Presenting Courses: state of the art facility in 2007. Dr.
T14; T29; F49; F65 Flucke’s passion is technology and
he is always looking for the latest development to benefit his
patients. His knowledge on technology makes him a frequent
lecturer at major dental educational events, contributing
editor to dental publications, and an internationally recognized
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opinion leader. Dr. Flucke uses technology in every aspect of BRIAN GRAY, DDS
his practice and pushes his office to be on the leading edge. Dr. Brian Gray has been treating
Dr. Flucke currently uses networked intraoral cameras, Invisalign® patients since 2004 at
high speed curing, digital radiography, digital photography, his private practice in Washington,
computerized practice management, operatory computers, D.C. He is also an instructor at the
digital diagnosis, Nd:YAG soft tissue laser treatment, Er:YAG L.D. Pankey Institute, the Dawson
hard tissue laser treatment as well as the Cerec 3D one Institute, and seven universities. Dr.
visit porcelain restorative system in his practice. Presenting Gray is a Master in the Academy of
Courses: F44; F66; S73 General Dentistry, and a Fellow in the
International Congress of Oral Implantologists and the Academy
MARC GEISSBERGER DDS, MA, BS, CPT of Dentistry International. Dr. Gray is a graduate of Georgetown
Dr. Marc Geissberger is Professor University School of Dentistry. Presenting Course: F36
and Chair of the Department of
Restorative Dentistry at the University RUPA HAMAL, DMD, M.S, MPH
of the Pacific, School of Dentistry. Dr. Hamal maintains a private practice
He has 20 years of experience in limited to periodontics and dental
dental education. He directed the implants in Circleville, Ohio. She is a
University’s Aesthetic and Complex consultant periodontist to the VA in
Care Clinic and teaches many hands- Chillicothe, Ohio and a Diplomate to
on CE courses in Restorative Dentistry. He graduated from the American Board of Periodontology.
University of the Pacific in 1991 obtaining his dental degree Presenting Course: S70
and was elected to Omicron Kappa Upsilon as a student. He
later obtained a Masters of Arts in Educational Psychology DENNIS HARTLIEB, DDS
from University of the Pacific. Dr. Geissberger has served as Dr. Dennis Hartlieb is a graduate of
President of the National Chapter of Omicron Kappa Upsilon the University of Michigan School
and is the University Representative to the AACD University of Dentistry. He maintains a full
Council. Dr Geissberger has numerous publications including time practice in the Chicago suburb
a textbook entitled Esthetic Dentistry in Clinical Practice for Wiley- of Glenview, Illinois. Dr. Hartlieb
Blackwell. He has presented nationally and internationally is an instructor at the Center for
giving over 200 continuing education programs. Additionally, he Esthetic Excellence in Chicago and
is a Certified Personal Trainer. He maintains a private practice is an Adjunct Associate Professor at
in Greenbrae, California in aesthetic and restorative dentistry. the Marquette University School of Dentistry in Milwaukee,
Presenting Course: T19 Wisconsin. He lectures extensively to dentists throughout the
US on the art and science of anterior and posterior direct resin
JOHN P. GOBETTI, DDS, MS techniques. As a consultant for many dental manufacturers,
Dr. John Gobetti retired as Dr. Hartlieb is influential in the design of materials widely
a professor and director of used in restorative dentistry. Dr. Hartlieb was recently named
undergraduate Oral Medicine/ as one of “5 people to watch in dentistry,” by Dental Products
Oral Diagnosis at the University of Report. Presenting Courses: T13; T27; F50
Michigan School of Dentistry, and is
currently Professor Emeritus at the JED J. JACOBSON, DDS, MS, MPH
school. He is board certified in oral Dr. Jed J. Jacobson is the senior
medicine. His 40 year academic vice president of Professional
career has been dedicated to teaching, research and Services and chief science officer
patient care. He has taught and mentored over 3,800 dental of Delta Dental of Michigan, Ohio,
students, 1,200 hygienists and numerous residents. He is and Indiana. In this position,
currently active in dental consulting and forensic dentistry. Dr. Jacobson oversees the
Presenting Courses: T10; F42; F64 administration of Professional
Review and Professional Relations,
and directs the Delta Dental Research and Data Institute,
which is dedicated to the application of scientific evidence to
improve dental plan design. Dr. Jacobson is an expert in dental
research whose areas of focus include the linkage between
oral and systemic health and the cost-effectiveness of dental
services. Prior to joining Delta Dental in 2001, Dr. Jacobson
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was an associate professor, assistant dean for community to the Minnesota Dental Association, and is currently a
and outreach programs and interim chair of oral medicine, delegate to the ADA. He has authored and co-authored several
oral pathology and oral oncology at The University of Michigan articles on cosmetic and aesthetic topics, and has presented
School of Dentistry. He also served The University of Michigan numerous lectures and hands-on seminars nationally and
School of Dentistry in a variety of academic appointments. internationally for dental organizations, universities, and
He is currently a member of the Callahan Memorial Award study clubs. He also serves as an independent consultant
Commission. Presenting Course: S69 and clinical researcher for many dental manufacturers. Dr.
Lambert is senior partner in an aesthetic-based practice in
GLENN JIVIDEN, JR., DDS Edina, Minnesota emphasizing cosmetic, comprehensive,
Dr. Glenn Jividen, Jr., maintains a and sports dentistry. Presenting Courses: F46; F55
practice limited to periodontics and
implantology in Dayton, Ohio. He JOHN L. MAYO, DDS
received his Bachelor of Science Dr. John Mayo received his
degree from the University of bachelor’s degree in biology
Dayton in Chemical Engineering from Wittenberg University. He
with a minor in Bioengineering is a graduate of The Ohio State
and his DDS degree from The Ohio University college of Dentistry
State University College of Dentistry. After completing a and completed a General Practice
hospital residency at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton, Ohio Residency at St. Elizabeth Medical
he entered the Periodontics program at the University of Center in Youngstown, Ohio. Dr.
Kentucky where he received his specialty certificate. Active Mayo is a long-time faculty member in the Dr. Madeleine
in teaching, he is the attending periodontist at the Miami Haggerty Dental Hygiene Program at Youngstown State
Valley Hospital General Practice Residency Program, on University. Presenting Courses: T10; F40; S69
the part-time Periodontics faculty at Temple University and
on the surgical faculty of the Misch Implant Institute. Dr. CHRISTOPHER A. MOORE, MA
Jividen has a special interest in implant dentistry and is a Chris Moore currently serves as
Diplomate of the following organizations: American Board director of dental services for
of Periodontology, American Board of Oral Implantology/ the Ohio Dental Association. He
Implant Dentistry, and the International Congress of Oral has served at the ODA for over 23
Implantologists and is a graduate and faculty member of the years and currently administers
Misch Implant Institute. Dr. Jividen has lectured nationally the association’s third party payer,
and internationally and is the author of a textbook chapter peer review, dental practice and
and other articles in the field of implant dentistry. Presenting regulatory compliance programs.
Course: S69 Chris received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Case Western
Reserve University and a Master of Arts degree from Kent
DOUGLAS L. LAMBERT, DDS State University. Presenting Course: Y89
Dr. Doug Lambert graduated
from the University of Minnesota ROSS NASH, DDS
Carlson School of Management Dr. Ross Nash is the co-founder and
in 1980 and the University of director of Ross Nash Seminars,
Minnesota School of Dentistry and is considered an authority on
in 1984, where he received the all types of cosmetic dentistry. Dr.
Outstanding Senior Student Award Nash earned his undergraduate
and the Quintessence Award. He degree from North Carolina
is a Fellow in the American College of Dentists, the Pierre State University and his Doctor of
Fauchard Academy, the Academy for Sports Dentistry, the Dental Surgery Degree from The
American Society for Dental Aesthetics, and a Diplomate University of North Carolina School of Dentistry. He has a
of the American Board of Aesthetic Dentistry. He has been private dental practice in Charlotte, where he has focused
recognized as one of the Top Educators by Dentistry Today on esthetic and restorative dentistry since 1980. Dr. Ross
for eight consecutive years, and has been honored as a Top Nash is an author, international lecturer, and editorial
Dentist by Minneapolis/St. Paul Magazine and Minnesota advisor to numerous dental publications. He is also editor
Monthly the past several years. Dr. Lambert has held many for the monthly column published in the Compendium of
societal positions in organized dentistry including Past Continuing Dental Education. He is a member of numerous
President of the Minneapolis District Dental Society, Trustee professional societies and a faculty member at The Medical
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College of Georgia, School of Dentistry in Augusta. Dr. Nash PAULA OLIVER, CDA, COPMA, CODA
is also a faculty member at and is director of The Institute for Paula Oliver is Program Director,
Advanced Studies in Contemporary Dentistry, in Charlotte, Choffin Career & Technical
North Carolina. Presenting Courses: S71; S83 Center’s Accredited Dental Center
in Youngstown, Ohio. Presenting
KEITH A. NORWALK DDS Courses: S68; S86
Dr. Norwalk received his dental
degree from the University of
Detroit. He maintains his private
practice in Genoa, Ohio and has PAUL S. PETRUNGARO, DDS, MS
been placing implants since 1969. Dr. Paul S. Petrungaro graduated
Dr. Norwalk received masterships from Loyola University Dental School
with Academy of General Dentistry, in 1986, where he completed an
International Congress of Oral independent study of Periodontics at
Implantologists, and fellowship with International College the Welsh National Dental School in
of Dentists. He is a member of the American Academy of the United Kingdom. He completed
Implant Prosthodontics and is an Adjunct Faculty Member his residency in Periodontics
at Owens Community College in Perrysburg, Ohio in the & has a specialty certificate in
Department of Dental Hygiene. Dr. Norwalk is a former addition to a Master of Science degree in Periodontics from
president of the Toledo Dental Society and was recently Northwestern University Dental School. He is the former
elected to the Board of the Toledo Dental Society. In 2006, Coordinator of Implantology for the university’s Graduate
Dr. Norwalk was awarded the Marvin Fisk Humanitarian Department of Periodontics. Dr. Petrungaro has been in
Award by the Ohio Dental Association and currently serves the private practice of Periodontics and Implantology since
on its Dental Education and Licensure Committee. He still 1988, and holds licenses in both Illinois and Minnesota. An
continues to Capture his Potential. Presenting Courses: internationally renowned and preeminent educator, he has
T28; F43 presented numerous seminars and lectures on advanced
periodontal, prosthetic and implant interrelationships, bone
BRIAN NOVÝ, DDS regeneration and aesthetic tissue formation, transitional
Dr. Brian Nový is an assistant implants, the immediate restoration of dental implants and
professor of restorative dentistry the use of platelet rich plasma in bone grafting. In addition,
at Loma Linda University, where he has authored numerous articles on these topics, as well
he teaches a variety of courses as cosmetic bone grafting and aesthetic implant procedures.
including cariology, evidence-based A consultant to numerous surgical companies and
dentistry, research design, and laboratories, Dr. Petrungaro also serves as a consultant to
operative dentistry. He maintains numerous biomedical companies and laboratories, and has
a private practice in Newhall, contributed to many new innovations in surgical dentistry.
California and acts as clinical director for two non-profit He is a fellow of the International & American College of
dental clinics in southern California. Dr. Nový lectures Dentists, and a Diplomate of the International Congress of
throughout the world on advances in the science of dental Oral Implantologists. Presenting Courses: F45; F62
caries. He has presented at the World Health Organization’s
Global Conference on Health in Geneva, Switzerland, and LACI L. PHILLIPS
the California Dental Association Foundation presented him While going to college in southern
with the Dugoni Award for “Outstanding contributions to New Mexico to pursue a life
dental education”. In 2009, the American Dental Association of communications, Laci was
awarded Dr. Nový and his office the title, “Adult Preventive introduced to her first job in the
Care Practice of the Year.” Presenting Course: Y87 dental industry as a chair side
assistant. Now, 19 years later, she
is communicating more than ever
through Banta Consulting Group
as a dynamic speaker and a technology consultant. Her
experience in the dental office as a chair side assistant up
through the ranks as an office administrator enables Laci to
connect with her audience and her clients. As a team and
software trainer and a team builder, Laci has an effective
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way of teaching the entire team how to move in the same Member of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences
direction, while working as a individuals. Through Banta (AAFS). Amber was appointed to the dental team of the
Consulting, Laci provides her expertise to dental practices, Disaster Mortuary Operation Response Team (NDMS/DMORT)
both large and small, across the country and internationally. Region Ten in 2006 and she is the Chief Forensic Dental
Laci has also written columns for Dental Office, Hygienetown, Autopsy Technician serving San Diego County and Imperial
Docs of Dentistry & American Dental Assistants Association, County California. She is a Member of the California Dental
and a monthly column with DentistryiQ.com. Presenting Identification Team (CalDIT) and credentialed by the FBI/CJIS
Courses: T17; T26; F38; F53; F56 Division in dental coding for NCIC Missing and Unidentified
Persons (MUPS). Presenting Courses: S77; S82
BONNIE PUGH
Bonnie Pugh is a uniquely skilled, LARRY J. SANGRIK, DDS
versatile business and technology Dr. Larry Sangrik has practiced
professional, offering 25+ years of general dentistry in his hometown
combined industry and business of Chardon, Ohio since 1979. His
experience. In addition to being a practice emphasizes dental implants
consultant with Banta Consulting, and treatment of apprehensive
Bonnie is also acting Executive patients with intravenous sedation.
Director of the Speaking Consultant Presenting Courses: F39; Y88
Network. Prior to joining Banta Consulting, Bonnie was the
Product Line Manager for the Dental Division of Carestream MARTIN TROPE, DMD
Dental LLC, the exclusive manufacturer of KODAK Dental Dr. Martin Trope is Clinical Professor
Systems. She worked with the company for 23 years and in and Graduate Program Director,
this role she was responsible for the strategic planning of Department of Endodontics, School
the dental practice management line of products, managing of Dental Medicine, University of
key relationships for the company and leading the Thought Pennsylvania. He is also in private
Leader Program for practice management. Presenting practice in Philadelphia, PA. He
Courses: T26; F38; F53; F56 was born in Johannesburg, South
Africa where he received his BDS
LILI C. REITZ, ESQ. degree in dentistry in 1976. From 1976 to 1980 he practiced
Ms. Reitz has been serving as General Dentistry and Endodontics. In 1980 he moved to
Executive Director of the Ohio State Philadelphia to specialize in Endodontics at the University
Dental Board since May of 1996. In of Pennsylvania. After graduating as an Endodontist he
this capacity, she oversees the daily continued at the University of Pennsylvania as a faculty
operations, including managing member until 1989 when he became Chair of Endodontology
a staff of twelve, and overseeing at Temple University, School of Dentistry. In 1993 he moved
all licensure, regulation and to Chapel Hill, North Carolina to become the JB Freedland
enforcement activities of the Board. Professor in the Department of Endodontics at the University
Ms. Reitz is a member of the American Association of Dental of North Carolina, School of Dentistry. Named in honor of
Examiners (AADE), the American Association of Dental one of the founding fathers of Endodontics, the Freedland
Administrators (AADA) and received her Juris Doctor degree Professorship recognizes significant contributions to the
from the Cleveland Marshall College of Law in November of specialty. Presenting Courses: S72; S85
1990. Presenting Course: Y90
KELLI VRLA, CSP
AMBER RILEY-BURNS, RDH, BA Kelli Vrla has enlightened and
Amber Riley-Burns earned her RDH “entertrained” thousands in the
in Ohio, graduating in 1998 from US, Europe, and Central America
Sinclair College and completing with one of the powerful topics she
her Baccalaureate at Wright State teaches. A favorite speaker at the
University in 2001. She lives and Chicago Midwinter Conference, the
practices in Southern California and Hinman Dental Meeting, Yankee
is a clinical dental hygiene board Dental Congress and more, she
examiner for eighteen states. She is makes “house calls” to help you engage, enlighten and
a Board Member and the Education Chair of the American strengthen office WOW NOW & TEAM TUNE UP skills.
Society of Forensic Odontology (ASFO), and an Associate Presenting Courses: S74; S81
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44. SPEAKER BIOS, CONT.
DANIELLE WALTON SUSAN S. WINGROVE, RDH, FADIA
Danielle Walton is co-founder Susan Wingrove is a practicing
and principal of Adept Marketing hygienist with over 35 years of
where she focuses her efforts on experience. Outside the office, Susan
developing interactive web projects does regeneration research as a
for companies looking to improve consultant for Regena Therapeutics
their online presence. With more and instrument design for Paradise
than 10 years of experience in Dental Technologies, Inc. She
strategic marketing and website is the designer of the Wingrove
development, Danielle has a proven track record of being Series and is published author on implant dentistry. She
able to improve online usability and increase conversion is a Fellow, Certified Educator with the Association of
rates for her clients. Danielle leads the company’s dental Dental Implant Auxiliary (ADIA); a member of the Academy
marketing division, helping dentists across the country of Osseointegration, Allied Professional Staff Education
utilize the Internet to increase new patient flow and revenue. Subcommittee; as well as a clinical advisor, writer, and
Danielle has a keen understanding and depth of experience educator for The Implant Consortium, which is a group
in the dental industry dating back to childhood, as her dedicated to implant education of the entire dental team.
grandfather, father, husband and brother-in-law are all Presenting Course: T23
practicing dentists. Danielle began her career in technology
and management consulting with Deloitte Consulting,
working on large-scale technology implementations at
several Fortune 500 companies including Johnson &
Johnson, BlueCross BlueShield, and SC Johnson Wax,
among others. Danielle graduated with a Bachelor of
Arts degree in marketing and public relations from Miami
University in Oxford, Ohio. Presenting Course: F63
CORKY WILLHITE, DDS
Dr. Corky Willhite has achieved
Fellowship by the Academy of
General Dentistry and the American
College of Dentists. He is one of
50 Fellows of over 6,000 American
Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry
members worldwide and has
served on their Board of Governors
(currently American Board of Cosmetic Dentistry) and spent
years as an Examiner for Accreditation. He is on the faculty
of the Center for Esthetic Excellence in Chicago and post-
graduate esthetic programs at Eastman Dental Center
and the University of Minnesota. His private practice in
suburban New Orleans, The Smile Design Center, is limited
to Cosmetic Dentistry. Presenting Courses: T15; T31
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45. RELATED PROGRAMS
To participate in the following meetings you must also be registered for the ODA Annual Session.
ACD American College of Dentists, Ohio Section OAGD Ohio Academy of General Dentistry
Thursday, Sept. 13; Breakfast Meeting, 7:30 a.m.; Hyatt Thursday, Sept. 13; Business Meeting and Luncheon – to
Regency Hotel. ACD members will receive separate sign up, use registration form, Code T20; 12:00 p.m. to 2:00
registration information. p.m.; Greater Columbus Convention Center
Members are also encouraged to attend CE Course Code
AODA Alliance to the Ohio Dental Association T15, jointly sponsored by the ODA and OAGD, on Thursday.
Thursday, Sept. 13: Business meeting, 12:00 p.m. to 2:00
p.m. OAPD Ohio Academy of Pediatric Dentists
Friday, Sept. 14: Murder-Mystery Luncheon, for AODA Friday, Sept. 14; Wine Tasting, 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.; Hyatt
members, 2:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m.; All events at the Hyatt Regency Hotel. Contact: Dr. Erwin T. Su, (330) 494-1993
Regency Hotel
Contact: Sue Gardner, (440) 279-7305 ODAA Ohio Dental Assistants’ Association
Saturday, Sept. 15; 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.; Hyatt Regency
CWRU Case School of Dental Medicine Hotel
Alumni Reception Contact: Barbara Hickey, (330) 688-0663
Friday, Sept. 14; 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.; Hyatt Regency Hotel
Contact: Sara Fields, (216) 368-3924 ODEFA Ohio Dental Expanded Function Association
Saturday, Sept. 15, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.; Hyatt Regency
HOD ODA House of Delegates Hotel
Thursday, Sept. 13, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., first session of Contact: Barb Adkins, (419) 253-4914
the House of Delegates.
Thursday, Sept. 13, 11:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Reference ODHA Ohio Dental Hygienists’ Association
Committee Hearings. Membership Council Meeting, Saturday, Sept. 15, 2:00 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 14, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., final sessions of the to 5:00 p.m.
House of Delegates. Contact: Katie Camp, ODHA Central Office (800) 543-3104
The ODA Houses of Delegates meets each year during the
Annual Session. Guests may attend all meetings, but only OSU COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY
seated delegates may address issues. All ODA members may Reception for OSU Alumni, Friday, Sept. 14, 5:00 p.m. to 7:00
address issues during reference committee meetings. The p.m.; Hyatt Regency Hotel
House of Delegates will take place at the Hyatt Regency Hotel. General contact for OSU events: Kate Charlesworth Miller,
(614) 366-4990
ICD
International College of Dentists, Ohio Chapter PIERRE FAUCHARD ACADEMY
Wednesday, Sept. 12; Dessert reception, 8:00 p.m.; Hyatt Friday, Sept. 14; 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.; Hyatt Regency Hotel
Regency Hotel. ICD members will receive separate Contact: Dr. E. Karl Schneider, (440) 255-3700
registration information.
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46. PARKING KEY
Rates vary. Attendees are responsible for all
parking charges
Convention Center Surface Lot East
(940 spaces)
Convention Center South Garage
(528 spaces - no vans or trucks)
Convention Center West/Vine Street
Garage and Surface Lot
Reserved for Annual Session attendees; normal
rates apply
(1,100 spaces)
Convention Center Surface Lot North
(198 spaces)
Nationwide/Allright Surface Lot
(250 spaces - no space weekdays)
Nationwide Front Street Garage
(200 spaces - no vans)
Nationwide Temporary Surface Lot
(1,200 spaces)
Nationwide Chestnut Street Garage
(700 spaces - no vans)
HOTEL RESERVATIONS RESERVED PARKING
Call your hotel of choice directly and indicate that wish to secure the ODA Designated by the number
Annual Session rate. You must request the Ohio Dental Association rate, three (3) on the map above, the
otherwise you may be charged a higher rate. The following hotels have ODA convention center West/Vine
Annual Session room blocks. Depending on the hotel, reservations may be
required to be guaranteed by a deposit equal to one night’s rate. Street Garage is a 1,100-space
parking garage located
less than a block from the
HR Hyatt Regency D The Drury Inn
Headquarters Hotel 88 E. Nationwide Blvd.
Convention Center. This garage
350 North High Street (800) DRURY INN; (614) 221-7008 has been reserved specifically
(800) 233-1234; (614) 463-1234 Single or Double: $127 for ODA Annual Session
Single: $158; Double: $168
attendees. Normal parking
CH The Columbus; A Renaissance Hotel
C Crowne Plaza 50 North Third Street
rates apply.
33 Nationwide Boulevard (800) 468-3571; (614) 228-5050
(800) 227-6963; (614) 461-4100 Single or Double: $127 Construction has changed
Single: $149
traffic patterns throughout the
H Hampton Inn Columbus area. Please visit
501 North High Street www.pavingtheway.org for the
(800) 426-7866; (614) 559-2000 latest updates.
King: $129; King Suite: $159
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47. Schedule at a Glance
Code Title Date Begins Ends Speaker M N S/O Audience CE OSDB
T10 ODA Plaque Attack Track Thursday 2012 9/13 9:00 am 5:00 pm Various Speakers $155 $220 $99 All 6 A
T11 7 Breakthrough Steps to Create Your Best Year Ever! 9/13 9:00 am 12:00 pm Kirk Behrendt $90 $155 $71 All 3 C
T12 The Art & Science of Buffering Anesthetic: Defining the Future 9/13 9:00 am 12:00 pm Michael Falkel, DDS $90 $155 $71 All 3 A
T13 Digital Photography for the Dental Team 9/13 9:00 am 12:00 pm Dennis Hartlieb, DDS $245 $310 $175 All 3 A
T14 Oral Surgery Workshop for the General Practitioner 9/13 9:00 am 12:00 pm Robert R. Edwab, DDS $305 $400 $215 All 3 A
T15 TranZitional vs Traditional; Innovation in Composite Bonding 9/13 9:00 am 12:00 pm Corky Willhite, DDS $90 $155 $71 All 3 A
T16 Cone-Beam Computed Tomography: Using it Successfully in Your Practice 9/13 9:00 am 12:00 pm Sharon Brooks, DDS $90 $155 $71 All 3 A
T17 Dental Billing & Coding . . . Strategies That Work 9/13 9:00 am 12:00 pm Laci L. Phillips $90 $155 $71 All 3 C
T18 7 Habits of Successful Dental Practices 9/13 9:00 am 12:00 pm Gary M. DeWood, DDS $90 $155 $71 All 3 C
T19 Restoration of Anterior & Posterior Teeth with Composite Resin; 9/13 9:00 am 1:00 pm Marc Geissberger, DDS $245 $310 $175 All 4 A
Workshop for Drs. & EFDAs
T20 OAGD Luncheon 2012 9/13 12:00 pm 2:00 pm Various Speakers $40 $40 NA All 1 A
T21 Preventative Products Roundtable Luncheon - DENTAL HYGIENISTS* ONLY 9/13 12:00 pm 2:00 pm Various Speakers NA NA $65 DH, HS 2 A
T22 The Secrets to Boosting Your Productions and Profit in 12 Months 9/13 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Kirk Behrendt $90 $155 $71 All 3 C
T23 Optimal Peri-Implant maintenance: Science, Systems, and Success! 9/13 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Susan Wingrove, RDH, FADIA $90 $155 $71 All 3 A
T24 Radiography Review 2012 9/13 2:00 pm 4:00 pm Sharon Brooks, DDS $90 $155 $71 All 2 A
T25 Local Anesthesia -- Technique, Anatomy and Physiology in the Digital Era 9/13 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Michael Falkel, DDS $90 $155 $71 All 3 A
T26 Social Media Bootcamp 9/13 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Laci L. Phillips and Bonnie Pugh $140 $200 $125 All 3 C
T27 Reality or Resin: Free-hand Artistry with Anterior Bonding 9/13 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Dennis Hartlieb, DDS $90 $155 $71 All 3 A
T28 Basic Implantology for Dental Auxiliaries -- Parts & Pieces; Behind the Wrench 9/13 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Keith Norwalk, DDS $245 $310 $175 All 3 A
T29 Suturing Workshop 9/13 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Robert R. Edwab, DDS $305 $400 $215 All 3 A
T30 Preventive Dental Equipment Maintenance 9/13 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Henry Schein Dental Technical Services Staff FREE $90 FREE All 3 A
T31 Adding Incisal Length for Function and Esthetics 9/13 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Corky Willhite, DDS $245 $310 $175 All 3 A
T32 Bite Splints and Occlusal Therapy in Restorative Practices 9/13 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Gary M. DeWood, DDS $90 $155 $71 All 3 A
F34 Invisalign Clear Essentials I 9/14 8:00 am 5:00 pm James Day, DDS $1,695 $1,695 N/A D 8 A
F35 Invisalign Clear Essentials I - STAFF 9/14 8:00 am 5:00 pm James Day, DDS N/A N/A 0* DH, DA, EF 8 A
F36 Invisalign Clear Essentials II Workshop 9/14 8:00 am 4:00 pm Brian Gray, DDS $199 $199 N/A D 7 A
F37 Invisalign Clear Techniques II: Using Invisalign® to Be the Best 9/14 8:00 am 4:00 pm William Dayan, DDS $199 $199 N/A D 7 A
Orthodontist You Can Be
F38 Practice Management Learning Lab Experience: Dentrix 9/14 8:00 am 10:00 am Laci L. Phillips and Bonnie Pugh $125 $185 $125 All 2 C
F39 Monitoring Nitrous Oxide Sedation 9/14 9:00 am 5:00 pm Larry J. Sangrik, DDS $190 $255 $135 All 6 A
F40 Plaque Attack Track Friday 2012 9/14 9:00 am 5:00 pm Various Speakers $155 $220 $99 All 6 A
F41 Evaluating and Deisigning Occlusion 9/14 9:00 am 12:00 pm Lee Ann Brady, DMD and Gary M. $90/$45 $155 $71 All 3 A
DeWood, DDS, MS
F42 The Oral Examination and Common Pathologic Entities 9/14 9:00 am 12:00 pm John P. Gobetti, DDS, MS $90 $155 $71 All 3 A
F43 Basic Implantology for Dental Auxiliaries -- Parts & Pieces; Behind the Wrench 9/14 9:00 am 12:00 pm Keith Norwalk, DDS $245 $310 $175 All 3 A
F44 Predictable Restorative Techniques -- Science and Substance 9/14 9:00 am 12:00 pm John Flucke, DDS $90 $155 $71 All 3 A
F45 Immediate Implant Loading and Provisionalization 9/14 9:00 am 12:00 pm Paul S. Petrungaro, DDS, MS $90 $155 $71 All 3 A
F46 Smile Design -- It's a Team Game! 9/14 9:00 am 12:00 pm Doug Lambert, DDS $90 $155 $71 All 3 A
F47 How Healthy is Your Recall? 9/14 9:00 am 12:00 pm Debra Engelhardt-Nash $90 $155 $71 All 3 C
F48 Simplified Adhesive/Composite Solutions 9/14 9:00 am 12:00 pm Sarah Conroy, DDS $245 $310 $175 All 3 A
F49 Oral Surgery Workshop for the General Practitioner 9/14 9:00 am 12:00 pm Robert R. Edwab, DDS $305 $400 $215 All 3 A
Audience: D = Dentist; DH = Dental Hygienist; DA = Dental Assistant; EF = Expanded Function Dental Assistant; OM = Office Manager; RE = Receptionist
F50 Composite Techniques for Predictability and Success with Anterior 9/14 9:00 am 12:00 pm Dennis Hartlieb, DDS $245 $310 $175 All 3 A
Free-hand Bonding -- Workshop
F51 Cost Effective Office Design 9/14 9:00 am 12:00 pm David J. Ahearn, DDS $90 $155 $71 All 3 C
F52 Effective Utilization of Instruments to Reduce Neuromuscular Stress 9/14 9:00 am 12:00 pm Judy Zack Bendit, RDH $245 $310 $175 All 3 C
F53 Practice Management Learning Lab Experience: EagleSoft 9/14 11:00 am 1:00 pm Laci L. Phillips and Bonnie Pugh $125 $155 $125 All 2 C
F54 Preventative Products Roundtable Luncheon Friday 2012 9/14 12:00 pm 2:00 pm Various Speakers N/A N/A $65 H, HS 2 A
F55 Addition by Subtraction: Conservative Preparation Workshop for 9/14 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Doug Lambert, DDS $245 $310 $175 All 3 A
Porcelain Veneers
F56 Practice Management Learning Lab Experience: SoftDent 9/14 2:00 pm 4:00 pm Laci L. Phillips and Bonnie Pugh $125 $185 $125 All 2 C
F57 The Myths, Legends and Realities of OTC Products 9/14 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Judy Zack Bendit, RDH $90 $155 $71 All 3 A
* – Staff attending with a registered dentist may register for this course for free. See course description for more information.
F58 Simplified Adhesive/Composite Solutions 9/14 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Sarah Conroy, DDS $245 $310 $175 All 3 A
Key: M = ODA Member Dentist; NMD = Non-member Dentist; S/O = Dental Auxiliaries, Office Staff and Other Registrants
F59 This Can All Be Easier: A Dozen Projects That Will Make Your Office 9/14 2:00 pm 5:00 pm David J. Ahearn, DDS $90 $155 $71 All 3 C
A Fun, Easy & Productive Place to Work!
F60 Increasing Team Acceptance 9/14 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Debra Engelhardt-Nash $90 $155 $71 All 3 C
F61 Exquisite Esthetics 9/14 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Lee Ann Brady, DMD and Gary M. $90 $155 $71 All 3 A
DeWood, DDS, MS
F62 Minimally Invasive Sinus Augmentation 9/14 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Paul S. Petrungaro, DDS, MS $90 $155 $71 All 3 A
F63 Proven Ways to Generate a 500% Return On Investment with Dental 9/14 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Danielle Walton $90 $155 $71 All 3 C
Practice Marketing Dollars
F64 Medical Drugs and Dentistry 9/14 2:00 pm 5:00 pm John P. Gobetti, DDS, MS $90 $155 $71 All 3 A
F65 Treating Medical Emergencies in the Dental Office; hands-on 9/14 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Robert R. Edwab, DDS $305 $400 $215 All 3 A
Workshop for the Entire Team
F66 Day-to-Day Technology to Improve Your Practice 9/14 2:00 pm 5:00 pm John Flucke, DDS $90 $155 $71 All 3 A
F67 A Conversation with the 2012 Callahn Memorial Award Winner; 9/14 2:00 pm 4:00 pm Dominick D. DePaola, DDS, PhD $25 $25 $25 All 2 A
Nutrition & Oral Health
S68 Radiography for the Dental Assistant 9/15 9:00 am 5:00 pm Paula Oliver, CDA, COPMA, CODA $155 $220 $99 All 7 A
S69 ODA Plaque Attack Track Saturday 2012 9/15 9:00 am 5:00 pm Various Speakers $155 $220 $99 All 6 A
S70 OAP Panel 2012 9/15 9:00 am 12:00 p.m Fred Alger, DDS; Glenn Jividen, Jr., DDS; FREE $90 FREE All 3 A
and Rupa Hamal, DDS
S71 Acrylic Laminate Veneer -- Lecture 9/15 9:00 am 12:00 p.m Ross Nash, DDS $90 $155 $71 All 3 A
S72 Modern Endodontics-From Theory to Practice 9/15 9:00 am 12:00 p.m Martin Trope, DMD $90 $155 $71 All 3 A
S73 Clinical Applications of Diode Lasers 9/15 9:00 am 12:00 p.m John Flucke, DDS $245 $310 $175 All 3 A
S74 How to WOW NOW: Keys to Jaw-Dropping Patient Service Excellence 9/15 9:00 am 12:00 p.m Kelli Vrla $90 $155 $71 All 3 C
S76 Esthetic Failures 9/15 9:00 am 12:00 p.m Lee Ann Brady, DMD $90 $155 $71 All 3 A
S77 Dispelling the "CSI Effect" Myth: An Overview of Contempory 9/15 9:00 am 12:00 p.m Anthony R. Cardoza, DDS and Amber $90 $155 $71 All 3 A
Forensic Dentistry Riley-Burns, RDH
S78 DANB Forum 9/15 10:00 am 12:00 pm Various Speakers FREE $90 FREE All 2 C
S79 CPR Accreditation 9/15 10:00 am 5:00 pm Heart Start of Central Ohio $155 $220 $99 All 6 A
S80 CPR Recertification 9/15 10:00 am 2:00 pm Heart Start of Central Ohio $90 $155 $71 All 4 A
S81 Getting People to OWN Their Jobs! Prevent Accountability Deficit 9/15 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Kelli Vrla $90 $155 $71 All 3 C
Disorder in your Workplace!
S82 Dentistry's Role in Bioterroism / Mass Disaster Scenario 9/15 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Anthony R. Cardoza, DDS and Amber $90 $155 $71 All 3 A
Riley-Burns, RDH
S83 Acrylic Laminate Veneer -- Workshop 9/15 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Ross Nash, DDS $245 $310 $175 All 3 A
S84 Anterior Esthetic Techniques & Materials 9/15 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Lee Ann Brady, DMD $245 $310 $175 All 3 A
S85 Update in Modern Endodontics 9/15 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Martin Trope, DMD $245 $310 $175 All 3 A
S86 Radiography Review 2012 9/15 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Paula Oliver, CDA, COPMA, CODA $90 $155 $71 All 2 A
Y87 Be Very Afraid! 9/16 8:00 am 2:00 pm Brian Novy, DDS $175 $240 $120 All 8 A
Y88 Medical Emergencies in the Dental Office 9/16 9:00 am 1:00 pm Larry J. Sangrik, DDS $90 $155 $71 All 4 A
Y89 Infection Control and Regulatory Compliance 9/16 9:00 am 12:00 pm Christopher A. Moore, MA $90 $155 $71 All 3 A
Y90 Awareness: Prescription Drug Abuse, OARRS, Human Trafficking, 9/16 10:00 am 12:00 pm Lili Rietz, Esq. $0 $90 $0 All 2 A
Dental Office Compliance Manual

48. 2012 ODA Annual Session Registration Form – September 13 - 16, 2012
Primary Registrant (Print or Type) Only one form per office necessary – copy this form if you need more space for registrants or courses.
Registration Codes and Fees By 8/3 After 8/3
A ODA Member (active & retired) $50 $75
Dentist Name ________________________________________________________ B Non-Member Dentist $325 $350
C ODA Retired Life Member Free $50
D ADA Member (outside Ohio) $50 $75
Name of Practice _____________________________________________________ DH Dental Hygienist $20 $30
EF EFDA $20 $30
Address _____________________________________________________________ DA Dental Assistant $20 $30
LT Lab Technician $20 $30
City ______________________________ State _____________ Zip __________ OM Office Manager $20 $30
RE Front Office Staff $20 $30
Daytime Phone _____________________________ Fax _____________________ ES Saturday Exhibits Only Pass Free Free
HS Hygiene Student Free Free
DS Dental Student Free Free
E-mail _________________________________________ ADA #______________ DR Dental Resident Free Free
ST Other Students $5 $15
(Confirmations and updates will be sent via e-mail if address is provided) SP Spouse (non-office staff) Free Free
MC Minor Child Free Free
Name for Badge (print or type) License # Registration * E-mail Address Courses (if registering for a free course, enter “0” for the Fee) Total Fees
Last Name, First Name
Code Fee $ Code Fee $ Code Fee $ Code Fee $ Code Fee $
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*Registration includes tickets for Table Clinics, Welcome Reception, the BASH! and Exhibit Hall activities $
GRAND TOTAL
Registration Mailing Instructions
Payment Method MAIL registration form to the address below, or for faster service,
 Check or Money Order (Payable to 2012 ODA Annual Session) register online at www.oda.org. Do not mail this form after August 31.
Check #__________________
You may fax forms to (678) 341-3086 until September 5.
 Visa  MasterCard  American Express  Discover
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Credit Card #________-________-________-________ Expiration Date _____________ c/o QMS Services, Inc.
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Signature _________________________ Print Name (on card)________________________ Questions? Call (678) 341-3049