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CanadianFellowtrack
2008 - 2009 Courses for region #15
and #16 of the Academy of General Dentistry
All courses in this booklet are free with SADA or AGD membership
13 Courses in totalacross Canada
AGD Membership - $359
SADA Membership - $259 • $199 before September 10, 2008 • Staff - $49
Free parking at all courses
AGD-Ontario is designated as an Approved PACE Program Provider by the Academy of General Dentistry. The formal continuing education programs of this program provider are accepted by AGD for Fellowship, Mastership and membership maintenance credit. Approval does not imply acceptance by a state or provincial board of dentistry. The current term of approval extends from 6/1/2007 to 12/31/2010
SADA 08-09 Series
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payal banquet halls3410 semenyk courtmississauga, on
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vegas theme nightmany prizes to be won
6pm - 10pm, september 18, 2008
free evening for agd and sada membersPlease email [email protected] or [email protected] to register
4th annual
October 232008
Thursday6-9pm
Location: Payal Banquet Halls3410 Semenyk CourtMississauga, ON
Speaker: Dr. Michael MoscovitchDDS, MSc.
Getting Started with Dental Implants:What You Need to Know!Dental practices that include restorative procedures must have a protocol to include the use of dental implants in the differential diagnosis of our patients.This presentation - seminar is aimed at those who have not yet incorporated dental implant therapy into their practice or those who have limited experience. The material will be presented from a restorative practice perspective and will cover the BASICS of the following topics:
1. Incorporating implant therapy into your restorative diagnosis
2. How to help your patients to understand the benefits of implant therapy
3. Case categories: how to avoid unexpected treatment outcomes
4. Understanding long term performance expectations
5. Creating the financial model for successful outcomes
6. Communication requirements for surgical and laboratory support
7. Restoration categories and design issues
Dr. Michael Moscovitch, DDS, MSc.
Dr. Michael Moscovitch received his DDS from McGill University (1976). He completed his Prosthodontic training at Boston University, Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine (1978). Presently, he is an Assistant Clinical Professor, Division of Restorative Sciences, at Boston University, and Clinical Instructor, Residency Program at the Jewish General Hospital – McGill University.
He is a Past-President of the Association of Prosthodontics of Canada. As well he holds memberships in numerous dental organizations including The International College of Prosthodontists, The Academy of Osseointegration and is a Fellow of both the Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics and the Northeast Gnathological Society (New York). He has lectured and published internationally and actively contributes to dental education. He maintains a private practice in Montreal limited to Prosthetics and Implant Dentistry.
SADA 08-09 Series
This course is eligible for two RCDSO credits and three AGD credits. (AGD code-690)
November 72008
Friday8am-4pm
Location: Nobel Biocare
Training Centre9133 Leslie St., Unit 100
Richmond Hill, ON L4B 4N1
Speaker: Dr. Mark Hsiang-En Lin
B.Sc., D.D.S.
Implantology for the General Practitioner: Treatment Planning, Surgical and Prosthetic Concepts with Hands-On Laboratory Exercises.1. Top 10 parameters for Implant Treatment planning success.
2. Surgical and Prosthetic parameters by regions of the mouth:
a) Posterior Mandible
b) Anterior Mandible
c) Posterior Maxilla
d) Anterior Maxilla
3. Management of complications and minimize various types of failures in implant dentistry.
4. A hands-on surgical placement of dental implants using simulated models.
Mark Hsiang-En Lin, B.Sc., D.D.S.
A general dentist in private practice with over 13 years experience in various disciplines of dentistry ranging from intravenous sedations, periodontal surgeries, impacted wisdom teeth removal, crown and bridge, endodontic therapies, aesthetic dentistry, surgical placement of dental implants, advanced bone grafting for block grafts and sinus augmentations, and full mouth reconstructive therapies.
Surgically placed and restored over 1500 implants in the span of the last 10 years.
This course is eligible for six RCDSO credits
and seven AGD credits for Fellowship and Mastership. (AGD
subject code- 690)
Limited Attendance
SADA 08-09 Series
Hands-on
Death of a “Salesman”Birth of a “Helping Professional”
This exciting seminar will walk your entire team through step-by-step strategies for inspiring patient interest in the services you provide? It is filled with revealing concepts and practical strategies that will enable your team to engage your patient’s hearts & imagination in a deeper way. You will learn how to shift the focus from “Us” and the procedures we sell to “The Customer” and the quality of life impact our services will have on their lives. Discover new strategies for communicating with your patients in a more buyer-based, service-focused and solution driven way. We can all boost our case presentation skills and enhance case acceptance by learning to more effectively speak our patient’s language.
Peter Barry C.M.C., R.R.D.H. (Practice Mastery Coach)
Peter Barry is a Speaker, Writer, Certified Management Consultant and Restorative Dental Hygienist. Collectively he has over 20 years experience in leadership, team building and project development both as a dental consultant and through the Military & National Coaching Association of Canada. Peter is extensively schooled in the Art & Science of personal & team development and is the creator of “The Dental Olympics Advantage™ Growth & Development Programs”. As the founder of Successful Practice Architects he strategically coaches practice owners and their teams through the implementation of successful and highly profitable systems of patient care & operational routine. Private practice in Montreal limited to Prosthetics and Implant Dentistry.
November 202008
Thursday6pm-9pm
Location: Payal Banquet Halls3410 Semenyk CourtMississauga, ON
Speaker: Mr. Peter BarryC.M.C., R.R.D.H.
Mike Lakhani (B.Comm., F.C.C.a., C.G.a., CFP, R.F.P.) & Team
TaX SPeCiaLiSTS FOR DenTiSTSSADA 08-09 Series
This course is eligible for two RCDSO credits and three AGD credits for Fellowship and Mastership. (AGD subject code- 550)
December 22008
Tuesday6pm- 9pm
Location: Payal Banquet Halls3410 Semenyk Court
Mississauga, ON
Speaker: Dr. Howard C. Tenenbaum
Management and Prevention Of Acute Post-Treatment Pain; Treating the Whole Spectrum
a) To describe the concepts of central nervous system plasticity and sensitization and how this impacts upon acute orofacial pain.
b) Discuss how the use of pre-emptive anaesthesia and analgesia can be used to prevent postoperative acute pain.
c) Delineate usual and customary dosing regimens for NSAIDs, opioids and combination analgesic medications
d) Describe some of the more unusual postoperative pain presentations along with their diagnosis and management.
Dr. Howard C. Tenenbaum
Dr. Tenenbaum received his D.D.S. from the University of Toronto in 1978 and then completed his specialty in Periodontology as well as a Ph.D. in bone cell biology by 1982. This was followed by a 2-year post-doctoral MRC fellowship in Bethesda at the National Institutes of Health. In addition to his degrees, Dr. Tenenbaum has a Fellowship from the Royal College of Dentists of Canada, as well as the International College of Dentists and the Academy of Dentistry International.
SADA 08-09 Series
This course is eligible for two RCDSO credits and three AGD credits
for Fellowship and Mastership. (AGD
subject code- 016)
ELLIOT’S COOKBOOK !
The ability to deliver consistent healthy esthetic results fulfilling our patient’s expectations is what this lecture is all about. A satisfied patient is your biggest practice builder. Elliot will show you HOW HE DOES IT !
1. A logical and consistent treatment planning approach to predictable results2. Patient communication techniques to relieve fears, answer questions and assure case acceptance3. Preparation principles, lab communication and case delivery4. Building your esthetic practice
Dr Elliot Mechanic, BSc, DDS
Dr. Elliot Mechanic practices esthetic dentistry in Montreal, Canada. He received his Bachelor of Science (1975) and Doctor of Dental Surgery (1979) degrees from McGill University.
Dr Mechanic is the esthetic editor of Canada’s “Oral Health” dental journal and is on the editorial board of Dentistry Today. He also is the co-founder of the Canadian Academy for Esthetic Dentistry, Program coordinator of the University of Toronto Advanced Restorative Continuum, and is recognized as a leader in continuing dental education.
January 232009
Friday8am-4pm
Location: Payal Banquet Halls3410 Semenyk CourtMississauga, ON
Speaker: Dr. Elliot Mechanic
SADA 08-09 Series
This course is eligible for six RCDSO credits and seven AGD credits for Fellowship and Mastership. (AGD subject code- 780)
Limited Attendance
Hands-on
February 202009
Friday8am-4pm
Location: Payal Banquet Halls3410 Semenyk Court
Mississauga, ON
Speaker: Dr. Paresh Shah
Esthetics and Function in Everyday PracticeToday we are faced with and ever increasing complexity in esthetic dentistry. With our aging demographic more people present with esthetic, functional and occlusal problems that require extensive treatment. Furthermore, dentists are faced with an ever-changing selection of materials, procedures and requests from patients. At the heart of all this is what is most ideal for your patients. This lecture will review options for treating many of the challenges we encounter in everyday practice, including materials, esthetics, occlusion, function and comprehensive care.
Educational objectives:
• Learn how to treatment simple and complex restorative cases
• Learn practical concepts on staging treatment to allow for comprehensive work to be done at the patient’s pace and budget.
• Learn how proper pre-prosthetic planning can lead to long term stability while utilizing conservative and minimally invasive procedures
• Learn practical restorative techniques to simplify the restoration of your cases
• Learn to evaluate various materials so as to select the most appropriate for each situation
Dr. Paresh Shah
Paresh Shah, DMD, MS, FAGD maintains a private practice in Winnipeg, MB focusing on implant, cosmetic and interdisciplinary care. He graduated from the University of Manitoba in 1991 and a proficiency certificate in Esthetic Dentistry at the University of Buffalo (SUNY) in 2007. He has completed levels I and II of the Postgraduate Program in Esthetic Dentistry at the University of Minnesota and has been a clinical mentor for the same program since 2002. Dr. Shah is also a part time instructor at the University of Manitoba. He is a founding member with the Canadian Academy for Esthetic Dentistry (CAED) and a member of the Council for Innovative Dentistry (3M ESPE).
Mike Lakhani (B.Comm., F.C.C.a., C.G.a., CFP, R.F.P.) & Team
TaX SPeCiaLiSTS FOR DenTiSTSSADA 08-09 Series
This course is eligible for six RCDSO credits
and seven AGD credits for Fellowship and Mastership. (AGD
subject code- 780)
Limited Attendance
Advanced Endodontics for the General Dentist Ever changing advances in endodontic technique and technologies now afford the General Dentist greater treatment options and confidence. These new techniques and protocols will be presented and explored in a multimedia format, benefiting the novice and experienced user alike. The morning presentation updates the latest rotary instrumentation and thermoplastic obturation schemes, highlighting irrigation protocols and hybrid instrumentation. The afternoon session continues with the introduction of the surgical operating microscope and its impact on the successful treatment of calcified canals, re-treatments, immature pulp therapies and perforation repair, employing ultrasonic instrumentation and biocompatible materials. This is followed by a hands-on session (two hours) where the participants have the opportunity to utilize the instruments and techniques presented in the lecture. . Participants will be using extracted teeth (previously accessed and supplied by the participant), and are instructed to bring their loupes (if they presently use them). Rotary and ultrasonic instruments will be assigned for each participant, and a limited number of surgical operating microscopes will be available for use as well.
March 272009
Friday8am-4pm
Location: Payal Banquet Halls3410 Semenyk CourtMississauga, ON
Speaker: Stephen P. Niemczyk D.M.D.
Stephen P. Niemczyk D.M.D.
Dr. Niemczyk graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine, receiving his D.M.D. in 1982 and his postgraduate Endodontic certificate in 1984. He was appointed Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Endodontics in 1984, and established a private practice limited to Endodontics in Drexel Hill, PA. He lectured extensively within the SDM at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels, directed the pre-clinical endodontic laboratory and was later named to the full time position of Director of Undergraduate Endodontics.
SADA 08-09 Series
This course is eligible for six RCDSO credits and seven AGD credits for Fellowship and Mastership. (AGD subject code- 074)
Limited Attendance
Hands-on
April 162009
Thrusday6pm-10pm
Light refreshments will be served
Location: Payal Banquet Halls3410 Semenyk Court
Mississauga, ON
Speaker: Dr. Neil Gajjar
BSc, DDS, MAGD, FADI, FPFA, FICD,
Cert. IV Sedation
Dr. Neil Gajjar, BSc, DDS, MAGD, FADI, FPFA, FICD, Cert. IV Sedation
Dr. Gajjar lectures on managing medical emergencies in the dental office, has been a lecturer of oral pathology and clinical instructor at the Canadian Academy of Dental Hygiene, and currently serves as a clinical instructor in the Oral Diagnosis and Emergency clinics at the University of Toronto, Faculty of Dentistry.
He has served on the marketing committee of the Ontario Dental Association, the executive committee of the Canadian Dental Protective Association, is the President for the Ontario Academy of General Dentistry, and is an executive on the Council for Dental Education of the Academy of General Dentistry in Chicago.
CPR/AED
Dr. Gajjar, a certified instructor with the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario, along with a team of assistant instructors, will review the steps to follow when you encounter a medical emergency in your office. A recertification of CPR for health care providers will be offered as well as the use of an AED for targeted responders.
Yearly CPR renewal is required for all office staff and this course presents an excellent opportunity for members of the dental office to stay current with the new changes in CPR protocol.
Mike Lakhani (B.Comm., F.C.C.a., C.G.a., CFP, R.F.P.) & Team
TaX SPeCiaLiSTS FOR DenTiSTSSADA 08-09 Series
This course is eligible for two RCDSO credits and three AGD credits
for Fellowship and Mastership. (AGD
subject code- 142)
Limited Attendance
May 152009
Friday8am-4pm
Location:Best Western Otanabee Inn84 Lansdowne Street E.Peterborough, ONK9J 6Z3
Speaker: Dr. Manny Friedman BDS, ECHD (Hon)
Dr. Manny FriedmanBDS, ECHD (Hon)
Dr. Friedman graduated from the University of Witswatersrand in 1971. He then returned as a faculty member to direct the Endodontics program from 1979- 1987. Dr. Friedman became a faculty member at the University of Western Ontario in 1987 and has been the director of the Endodontic undergraduate program since 1998.As a lecturer, Dr. Friedman has lectured extensively at many local, provincial, national and international programs. In addition, he also maintains a private practice in London, Ontario.
Recent Innovations in Endodontics for Dentists Pursuing Endodontic ExcellenceThis course will cover:
Cleaning and Shaping of the root canal system – a review of new ro-tary systems, the proper use of apex locators and the use of ultrason-ics in endodontics.
It will cover canal disinfection with ultrasonics and the Endoactivator as well as negative pressure irrigation.Obturation - New research on monoblocks and carrier based obtura-tion and the new MTA and MTA root canal cement.
There will also be an update on dealing with Traumatic injuries .
The afternoon will be dedicated to a hands on session.
SADA 08-09 Series
This course is eligible for six RCDSO credits and seven AGD credits for Fellowship and Mastership. (AGD subject code- 074)
Limited Attendance
PETERBOROUGH LOCATION
May 282009
Thursday6pm-9pm
Location: Sheraton Parkway
Toronto North 600 Highway 7 East
Richmond Hill, ON
Speaker: Dr. Michael MoscovitchDDS, MSc.
Practical Perfection in Everyday Implant PracticeThe use of dental implants has become an increasingly accepted option in the replacement of missing teeth. Recent advances in surgical and prosthetic technologies have increased the long-term clinical success of dental implants.
Restorative options range from the replacement of a single tooth to the reconstruction of the fully edentulous arch. The clinical decisions in planning the appropriate implant support and the restorative design options to ensure success have become more complex in meeting the high expectations of function and esthetics.
This presentation will focus on the biological and biomechanical features, and clinical treatment options that will aid in obtaining long-term performance, esthetics and maintenance of implant-supported restorations.
To provide restorative dentists with a more in-depth and comprehensive understanding of implant restorations, including:
• Parameters for increasing the predictability of implant therapy
• Partially edentulous anterior and posterior restorations
• Screw-retained and cement-retained protocols
• Immediate and delayed loading protocols
• Esthetic and functional considerations
Dr. Michael Moscovitch, DDS, MSc.
Dr. Michael Moscovitch received his DDS from McGill University (1976). He completed his Prosthodontic training at Boston University, Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine (1978). Presently, he is an Assistant Clinical Professor, Division of Restorative Sciences, at Boston University, and Clinical Instructor, Residency Program at the Jewish General Hospital – McGill University.
He is a Past-President of the Association of Prosthodontics of Canada. As well he holds memberships in numerous dental organizations including The International College of Prosthodontists, The Academy of Osseointegration and is a Fellow of both the Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics and the Northeast Gnathological Society (New York). He has lectured and published internationally and actively contributes to dental education. He maintains a private practice in Montreal limited to Prosthetics and Implant Dentistry.
SADA 08-09 Series
This course is eligible for two RCDSO credits and three AGD credits
for Fellowship and Mastership. (AGD
subject code- 690)
SADA 08-09 Series
OtherAGD coursesand meetings.2008-2009
Also Free With Membership Are These Courses Across Canada
September 19, 2008Dr. Howard GlazerWhat’s Hot and What’s Getting HotterThunder Bay, Ontario
Please email [email protected] or [email protected] to get more information if you would like to attend.
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REGISTRATION FORM2008-2009
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AGD MEMBERSHIP
AGD Member Already (All Courses Free)AGD Membership - $359
Address to mail for AGD membership:
735 Twain Ave.Mississauga, ONL5W 1X1Fax: 905.564.2026
[email protected] AGD membership go to www.ontarioagd.org.
SADA MEMBERSHIP
2008-2009 Dentist Membership - $259• $199 if payment received before September 10, 20082008-2009 Staff Membership - $49• Requires Principal Membership
Address to mail for SADA membership:
MIP P.O. Box 3008Markham, ONL3R 6G4
[email protected] • www.sadaonline.org
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SADA AGD-FELLOWTRACK
Mike Lakhani (B.Comm., F.C.C.a., C.G.a., CFP, R.F.P.) & Team
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