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Dr.
Ronald Jackson
 Private Practice
in Middleburg, Virginia, USA
DDS, FAGD
Accredited member
and Fellow in the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry
Associate Professor
in Restorative Dentistry at the State University of New York
at Buffalo
Director of
the Advanced Posterior Esthetics Programme (Las Vegas Institute
for Advanced Dental Studies)
Class
II Direct Resins: Faster, Easier and Better
For: Dentists only
Amalgams have served dentistry for almost a century. However,
amalgam fillings undergo constant corrosion and are not esthetic.
Posterior direct resin restorations seal teeth, reinforce
remaining tooth structure and allow more conservative preparations.
In this presentation, Dr. Jackson will show a simplified,
predictable placement technique for the Class II direct resin
restoration. Areas covered in this presentation include: Beste casinospelletjes
Where indicated- assuring success
Avoiding postoperative
sensitivity - everytime
Creating esthetic
restorations not white fillings without a contact
Finishing and
polishing - minimized
Giving Your Patients Something to Smile About: The Art
of Direct Resin
For: Dentists only
The real power of cosmetic dentistry is providing patients
with beautiful smiles that enhance self-esteem, and encourages
them to refer their friends. Operative procedures run the
gamut from the simple invisible Class III restoration to the
complex complete smile makeover. However, dentists are challenged
to keep current with a multitude of improved materials (resins,
ceramics, adhesives, etc,) in order to solve unique clinical
problems. This presentation will illustrate the value of using
direct composite resin for treating anterior restorative and
cosmetic needs. The simple, conservative techniques shown
will lead to results that please the patient and the dentist.
Topics to be covered include:
Rationale of
additive dentistry versus subtractive
Materials and
systems
Colour, opacity,
translucency and texture
Correcting minor
defects can make a big difference
The invisible
Class IV, simple diastema closure and full veneers
Dr.
Leslie Reid
MarylanWaldorf,
Maryland, USA
DDS, Howard
University College of Dentistry
Private Practice
Dr.
Maris Lans
Centerville,
Virginia, USA
DDS, Howard
University College of Dentistry
Private Practice
Monodent Bridge Hands On Course
For: Dentists only
Fee: $100.00 US
An economical and easy way of replacing a missing tooth which
has mesial and distal abutments. The operation takes one visit.
Chair time is about one hour. The above procedure has been
employed at Howard University College of Dentistry for the
last 3 years with very satisfactory results.
Participants
to bring: Plastic instrument (a thin bladed metal composite
instrument), dappen dish cotton pliers, 335 bur, 700 bur,
699 bur, 36,37 and 39 inverted cone diamond burs, flame finishing
bur, high speed, Jet tooth shade acrylic (powder and liquid),
vaseline, cotton guaze, cement spatula
Dr.
Joseph J. Massad
Tulsa, Oklahoma,
USA
DDS, Loyola
University School of Dentistry
Associate Faculty,
The Pankey Institute
Adjunct Associate
Professor, Tufts University
Adjunct Associate
Professor, University of Texas, San Antonio
Private Practice
A Predictable Systematic Approach to Denture Construction,
Both for the Dentist and Dental Lab Technician.
For: Dentists and Lab Technicians only
This course will go over a systematic approach for consistency
in complete denture construction. The concept of mucostatic
and functional impressions will be discussed and how this
relates to the final fit of a denture. Repeatable centric
records will be discussed and how this improves dentist/laboratory
communication. Helpful hints to improve dentist/laboratory
relations will be given.
Dr.
Clifton O. Dummett, Jr.
New Orleans,
LA, USA
DDS & MSD;
Indiana University
Chief, Pediatric
Dentistry, Charity Hospital
Professor &
Coordinator of Postgraduate Pediatric Dentistry
Louisiana State
University Chicago, IL, USA
Pulp therapy in Pediatric Dentistry: Current Concepts
For: Dentists only
Pulp therapy has been a viable means of preserving cariously-involved
and traumatized primary and young permanent teeth. This presentation
will address the correlation of pulpal status with clinical
symptoms and provide the biological basis for vital pulp therapy
techniques. Clinical and radiographic assessment will be reviewed,
and case selection, treatment objectives and criteria of success
will be identified.
Dr.
Mark Edwards, DMD
Mandeville,
Manchester, Jamaica
DMD, Fairleigh
Dickenson University
Coordinator-
Dental Hygiene Program -Northern Caribbean University
Private practice
Infection Control in the Dental Office
For: Dentists, Dental Auxiliaries, Hygienists and Lab Technicians
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