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METRO TORONTO

CONVENTION CENTRE

SOUTH BUILDING

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Table of Contents

Metro Toronto Convention Centre –

South Building

DIRECTIONS? Call the security desk, 24 hours: 416-585-8160

255 Front Street West, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5V 2W6 Web Site: www.mtccc.com

Important Information.................................................................................................................................. 6Winter Clinic Registration Form .................................................................................................................. 9Our Academy .................................................................................................................................................. 11Who We Are .................................................................................................................................................... 12Greetings ........................................................................................................................................................ 13The 1937 Operatory ...................................................................................................................................... 16Schedule for the Day .................................................................................................................................... 17The Hands-on Experience ............................................................................................................................ 17Winter Clinic Highlights................................................................................................................................ 18Photography Contest .................................................................................................................................... 21Invisalign® Registration Form...................................................................................................................... 22Clinicians at the 70th Annual Winter Clinic – Speakers at a Glance .................................................... 24Clinicians at the 70th Annual Winter Clinic .............................................................................................. 26Stress Free Entertaining with Ken Kostick ................................................................................................ 40Clinicians at the 70th Annual Winter Clinic – Power Hours .................................................................. 41Panel Discussion ............................................................................................................................................ 442007 Exhibitors .............................................................................................................................................. 46Brush-A-Mania ................................................................................................................................................ 52Toronto Academy of Dentistry – Services & Events ................................................................................ 54Mediations Report ........................................................................................................................................ 55You’ve Helped us Helped Others ................................................................................................................ 55Past Presidents .............................................................................................................................................. 56Service Award Recipient .............................................................................................................................. 57The Honourary Life Members of the Toronto Academy of Dentistry .................................................. 58Toronto Academy of Dentistry Honourary Life Membership 2007 .................................................... 59Directory .......................................................................................................................................................... 60

P.O. Box 444, Station "A", Richmond Hill, Ontario L4C 3R0 Email: [email protected] Phone: 647.224.7746

1-800-561-9401 www.cdspi.comCanadian Dental Service Plans Inc. (CDSPI) administers the Canadian Dentists’ Insurance Program (which is sponsored by the CDA and co-sponsored by participating provincial dental associations) and the Canadian Dentists’ Investment Program (which is provided by the CDA).

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CDSPI. It’s overseen by dentists…administers insurance and investment programs designed especially for you…and provides the specialized expertise of licensed, non-commissioned advisors who work exclusively for dental professionals.

So you know you can trust CDSPI to help safeguard your financial future.

Get a Free Review at the Convention!Drop by the CDSPI booth for a free insurance or investment portfolio review from a non-commissioned professional. Call ahead to book yours.

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Winter Clinic – Important Information METRO TORONTO CONVENTION CENTRE,SOUTH BUILDING

Pre-Registration & On-Site Registration:

Fees for all categories are payable to the Toronto Academy ofDentistry.

Please use one form per office, registering attendees underapplicable category. (Only if necessary, please photocopy to addadditional registrants per office).

The registration fee includes admission to the Clinics, Exhibits,Fashion Show AND Lunch

Enjoy a Cocktail Reception, sponsored by From 4:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

All registration fees include GST. (#123000879).

The office will accept NO REGISTRATIONS after Friday, October 26,2007. The office will be closed on Thursday, November 8, 2007(the day before Winter Clinic) and Friday, November 9, 2007.

Association Membership:

ODA Dentist Members, regardless of their membership status,must have their full ODA dues paid prior to pre-registering orregistering on-site. If current membership dues are not showingpaid, non-member fees will apply.

ODHA, ODAA and RDT Membership fees must be paid to theirassociations prior to pre-registering. Please make sure the name(maiden or married surname) that appears on the registrationform is the same that is listed with your association.

Payment of Fees:

Make cheques payable to the Toronto Academy of Dentistry andmail to:Ste. 207-970 Lawrence Avenue WestToronto, Ontario M6A 3B6Fax registration forms along with credit card number to (416) 967-5081Registration forms faxed indicating payment by cheque will notbe accepted and must be mailed along with the cheque.OR – REGISTER ONLINE!!!! WWW.TORDENT.COM

Limited Attendance:

“ Certification”, presented by Dr. Louis Shuman

is a limited attendance, 1-day presentation for Dentists and up tofour staff members. You must complete the course registration form.The Registration fee of $2075.00 CAD includes one dentist and 4auxiliary staff, all course materials, breakfast, lunch, as well as fullparticipation in all other Winter Clinic activities. The registeringdentist must be a resident of Canada or the United States of America.

Cancellation and Refunds:

You will be issued a full refund, less a $25.00 administration feeuntil October 20, 2007. Between October 22 and October 26, 2007,a 50% refund. There will be no refunds after October 27, 2007.

Badges will be mailed to attendees who register on or before

October 12, 2007. If you do not pre-register, you may pick upyour badge on the day of Winter Clinic. Your badge must be wornat all times. If lost or you do not have it on the day of Winter Clinic,a replacement badge will be issued on-site ONLY, with valid photoI.D. for a fee of $50.00. There will be no exceptions.

Exhibit Hours, Clinics and Lunch:

Accreditation desks are on the exhibit floor and open from 2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Exhibits are open from 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.All exhibits are located in Halls D&E on the exhibit floor of the SouthBuilding of the Convention Centre. SUPPORT YOUR EXHIBITORS!!Be sure to attend one of over 25 comprehensive lectures of interest to every member of the dental team!

“Power Hour” sessions are informative and engaging one-hoursessions covering several aspects of dentistry. Power Hours allowyou to get the most out of your day by enabling you to attendboth the clinical programs and the exhibit floor.

Lunch - 12:00-2:00 pm in Exhibit Halls D & E

Attendance Verification for RCDSO Continuing

Education Credit:

Dentists will receive 6 RCDSO credits for attending Winter Clinic.Verification cards will be attached to your badges. This card mustbe stamped for Continuing Education credit. Accreditation desksare on the exhibit floor.

Your name badge is your receipt of payment and should beretained for income tax purposes.

ODAA members receive 4 credits.

Remember to register your staff. They need continuing educationcredits too!


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Winter Clinic – Important Information

METRO TORONTO CONVENTION CENTRE, SOUTH BUILDING

Disclaimer:

The presence of any speaker as well as their opinions expressed inthe clinical program of Winter Clinic does not confer or implyendorsement by the Toronto Academy of Dentistry.

Badge Colours & Categories:

BLUE BADGES Dentists, all categoriesPURPLE BADGES ExhibitorsORANGE BADGES Dental HygienistsRED BADGES Office ManagersGREEN BADGES Dental TechnologistsYELLOW BADGES AssistantsBROWN BADGES Visitors/Students

Seminar CDs:

Most lectures will be taped on CDs and are available for purchaseat Audio Archives/Content Management booth Please note in our Speakers at a Glance section which sessions willbe taped and available for sale.

Hotel Information:

InterContinental Toronto Centre(Formally Crowne Plaza)(416) 597-1400 Toll free 1-800-422-7969

Renaissance Toronto Hotel at Skydome (416) 341-7100 Toll free 1-800-237-1512

Royal York Fairmont Hotel1-800-441-1414

Please indicate the Toronto Academy of Dentistry room block toqualify for special rate.

Reminder that Winter Clinic is being held on a FRIDAY so come,enjoy and stay the weekend!

Visiting Toronto?

Attending Winter Clinic at the Metro Toronto Convention Centreyou will find yourself in the heart of Toronto, steps away from oneof the finest entertainment districts any city can offer. Withinwalking distance you can dine in the finest restaurants, take inworld-class entertainment or take in a sporting event!

Hockey Hall of Fame / PATHThe Hockey Hall of Fame was founded in 1943 to establish amemorial to those who have developed Canada's great wintersport -- ice hockey. Incorporated in 1983, Hockey Hall of Fame andMuseum ("HHFM") exists in order to collect, preserve, research andexhibit the history of the game of ice hockey, and in particular,those who have made outstanding contributions andachievements in the development of the game. The Hockey Hall of Fame is connected to downtown Toronto's"PATH" system. This is an underground network of buildings,stores, restaurants, and hotels that are connected by pathways. So,for example, if your family is staying at a hotel connected to thePATH system during the coldest day of the year in Toronto, youcould leave all your winter clothing in the hotel and PATH your wayto the Hockey Hall of Fame in perfect comfort. Queens Quay TerminalQueen's Quay Terminal is an exciting shopping experience locatedin the heart of Toronto's Harbourfront district.

Built in 1926, the award-winning architecture features soaringceilings, wide open spaces, and natural sunlight. The property waspurchased by Brookfield in November 1997 and since then hasundergone extensive upgrades.

Visit the following features of Queen's Quay Terminal:Over 30 shops and boutiquesRestaurants including a Food CourtSweeping views of Lake Ontario’s Toronto Harbour

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The Academy’s Employment Service

Want that ideal employee but don’t have time to interview?Introducing the Academy’s new service…Bridge the Gap!A full – service employment agency to help you find theemployee you are looking for!

Just log onto our website – www.tordent.com and click on theBridge the Gap button and follow the instructions.We will screen and interview the candidates that best match thequalifications you list on the posting for you and send you onlythe top candidates. All you have to do is make the finaldecision.

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WINTER CLINIC REGISTRATION FORMFriday, November 9th, 2007

REGISTRATION CATEGORY (please check off category) FEE ($)A. ODA Member Dentist (before October 12, 2007) _________= ___

___________= ____________= ___

x00.992$B. Non-ODA Member Dentist (before October 12, 2007) x00.953$C. ODA Member Dentist (after x 00.943$ October 12, 2007)D. Non-ODA Member Dentist (after _________= ___ x 00.964$ October 12, 2007) E. Registered _________= ___ x 00.001$)tsineigyh ro tsitned non( esuopS tsitneD F. Post Grad Students, 2007 Grads, Interns (must pre-register) $158.00 x ___ =_________G. ODHA Member (before October 12, 2007) _________= ___ x00.521$ H. ODHA Non-Member (before October 12, 2007) _________= ___ x 00.581$I. ODHA Member (after October 12, 2007) _________= ___ x 00.251$ J. ODHA Non-Member (after October 12, 2007) _________= ___ x 00.312$K. ODHA Student Member (must pre-register _________= ___ x 00.87 $)

_________= ___ x 00.851$)rebmeM TDR( stsigolonhceT .L_________= ___ x 00.471$)rebmeM TDR-non( stsigolonhceT .M

N. ODAA Member (before October 12, 2007) $104.00 x ___ =_________O. ODAA Non-Member (before October 12, 2007) _________= ___ x 00.241$P. ODAA Member (after _________= ___ x 00.131$ October 12, 2007)

R. ODAA Non-Member (after October 12, 2007) _________= ___ x 00.961$

Your badge is your receipt. No other receipt will be issued. GST # 123000879 HANDS-ON ($25) x ___= _______SUB-TOTAL $ _____________DISCOUNT $ _____________TOTAL $ _____________

BADGES WILL BE MAILED TO ALL PRE-REGISTERED ATTENDEES:Badges will be mailed to attendees who register before October 12, 2007. Your badge must be worn at all times.

If lost, a replacement badge will be issued on-site ONLY, with valid Photo I.D., for a fee of $50.00. There will be no exceptions.

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CATEGORY

1) ___________________________ _________________________ __________

2) ______________________________ ____________________________ ___________

3) ______________________________ ____________________________ ___________

4) ______________________________ ____________________________ ___________

5)______________________________ ____________________________ ___________

PRIMARY REGISTRANT (please print clearly)

Name __________________________________________________________________________

Email* _______________________________ Category (indicate letter from list above) ________*All Email addresses are used strictly for Academy purposes, and are NOT shared with any other organization.

Dentist’s RCDS Unique Code #_________________________ ODA Component Society___________ Specialty________

Full Business Mailing Address ______________________________________________________

City/Town _______________________ Province _____________ Postal Code ___________________

Business Tel. Number __________________________ Fax Number ___________________________

PAYMENT METHOD (please indicate)o Cheque (payable to Toronto Academy of Dentistry Inc.)o Visa or Mastercard

Credit Card # ________________________________________ Expiry Date (mm/yy) _______________

Signature _______________________________________________ Grand Total $ _______________

970 Lawrence Ave W Suite 207 Toronto, Ontario M6A 3B6 416- 967-5649 www.tordent.com

ODA, ODHA, ODAA, & RDT MEMBERSHIP MUST BE PAID IN FULL PRIOR TO REGISTRATION FORWINTER CLINIC OTHERWISE NON-MEMBER FEES APPLY

Dentists who register office staff of 4 or more, including themselves will receive a15% discount if registering everyone before October 12, 2007.Register Online at www.tordent.com

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OR MAIL TO:TORONTO ACADEMY OF DENISTRY

Ste. 207 - 970 Lawrence Ave. WestTORONTO, ON

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OUR ACADEMY

The Toronto Academy of Dentistry Inc., formerly the Toronto Dental Society,has been functioning continuously since 1890. It has provided leadership andservice to both the profession and the community, and will continue to do so inthe future.

Some of the specific services provided are as follows:

1. The Annual WINTER CLINIC.

2. The Annual WINTER CLINIC/INFORMATION BOOK, a directory of dental organizations.

3. PUBLIC RELATIONS, an experienced staff person to answer the public’s queries and complaints.

4. An ELECTED BOARD, representing all Metro Toronto dentists and their local component societies.

5. CO-ORDINATION of dental and fellowship functions within Metro Toronto.

6. DENTAL MEETINGS with excellent programs and clinicians.

7. Assistance in formation of new STUDY GROUPS.

8. HONOURARY LIFE MEMBERSHIP to recognize outstanding dentists.

9. Fellowship activities such as the Annual GOLF TOURNAMENT, CURLING BONSPIEL and SKI DAY.

10. MEDIATIONS SERVICES for the public.

11. COMMUNICATION with dental auxiliary organizations.

12. Provides a PLACEMENT service.

13. THE TORONTO COMMUNITY PROFESSIONAL DENTAL ASSOCIATION which donates to charitable organizations.

This is our Academy.Keep it strong. Support it. Enjoy it.

Mission Statement

The Toronto Academy of Dentistry Inc., a respected leader and resource to the dental profession in the Metropolitan Toronto Areasince 1890, is dedicated to enhancing the professional lives of its members through guidance, education and service.

Core Values

* Advancement of the art and science of dentistry

* To promote the highest ideals of dental practice

* To cultivate harmony and good fellowship among the members of the dental community

The Vision

The Toronto Academy of Dentistry is a not for profit association representing the dentists of Toronto. We are recognized as a leading,responsible, accountable and benevolent link between the dentists and our community.

The Process

A governing Board of Directors will guide its actions in accordance with established bylaws.


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Who We Are

Chairman

Dr. Jack Wasserman 416-265-3368

Group Clinics

Dr. Barry Chapnick 416-922-5115Dr. Norm Kapitain 416-961-8660Dr. Brian Chapnick 416-486-0555Dr. Anthony Liscio 416-924-4465

Exhibits

Dr. Aldo Boccia 416-785-5555Mr. David Lind 905-633-3330

Advertising & Marketing /

Program Book / PR & Protocol

Dr. Ron Richardson 416-284-9994Dr. Flavio Turchet 416-769-1118Dr. Tim Milligan 416-766-6225Dr. Ed Philips 416-597-6453Dr. Shayne Lipton 416-225-8400Dr. Brian Chapnick 416-486-0555Dr. Phil Shedletsky 416-963-9988Dr. Shervin Abbaszadeh 416-804-9550

Exhibit Floor Special Events

Dr. John Jenkins 416-922-8888

Registration

Dr. Jack Wasserman 416-265-3368Dr. Steve Goren 416-960-3311Dr. Gerry Pearson 416-494-4477

Equipment

Dr. Terry Shapero 416-444-2281Dr. Mark Librach 905-666-1555

Photography

Dr. Warren Hing 416-259-6597

ODAA

Judy Melville 519-679-2566Lynne Brandon 519-679-2566

Dental Industry

Diane Doner 905-713-0302David Lind 905-633-3330

U of T Liaison

Rita Bauer 416-979-4900

2007 WINTER CLINIC COMMITTEE

Officers of the Toronto Academy of Dentistry 2007-

2008

PresidentDr. Flavio Turchet 2453 Bloor St. W. #2 416-769-1118

Toronto, ON M4G 1Z5Past PresidentDr. Ed Philips 700 University Avenue 416-597-6453

Toronto, ON M4G 1Z5President-ElectDr. Jack Wasserman 2451 Kingston Road 416-265-3368

Toronto, ON M1N 1V4TreasurerDr. Sam Salama 301 – 2425 Bloor St. West 416-604-2262

Toronto, ON M6S 4W4SecretaryDr. Tim Milligan 1790 Bloor Street West 416-766-6225

Toronto, ON M6P 3K5

Councillors to the Academy 2007-2008

Toronto CentralDr. Douglas Jones 320 - 1 Yorkdale Road 416-785-1828

Toronto ON M6A 3A1Dr. Michael Bulger 530 - 170 St. George 416-922-6848

Toronto, ON M5R 2M8Toronto EastDr. Anthony Liscio 8 MacKenzie Ave 416-924-4465

Toronto, ON M4W 1J9Dr. Sheryl Lipton 1680 Victoria Park Ave 416-759-3409

Toronto, ON M1R 1P7North TorontoDr. Philip Novack 201 – 4211 Yonge Street 416-224-2114

Toronto, ON M2P 2A9Dr. Nelly Himell 511 - 94 Cumberland St. 416-925-9611

Toronto, ON M5R 1A3West TorontoDr. Janice Mummery 2943 Bloor St. W. 416-231-4562

Toronto, ON M8X 1B3 Dr. Jack Fingrut 102 – 2780 Jane Street 416-748-3353

Toronto, ON M3N 2J2

Mediations ConsultantDr. Gilbert Chapnick 306 - 1849 Yonge Street

Toronto, ON M4S 1Y2416-486-0555

Academy StaffMara Busca-Bedford, Executive DirectorDuane White, Co-OrdinatorAdriano Stevenato, Recruitment Co-Ordinator

Address207 - 970 Lawrence Ave West, Toronto, ON M6A 3B6Tel: 416-967-5649 Fax: 416-967-5081 Website: www.tordent.com


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Welcome to the 70th Annual Winter Clinic

It is with great pleasure that we welcome the entire dental community to the 70th Toronto Academy of Dentistry’s

Winter Clinic, to be held on Friday November 9, 2007 at the much larger Metro Toronto Convention Centre, South

Building.

The Hands on Experience remains an integral part of the clinic along with world class speakers and exhibits. Inno-

vations such as Dr. Robert Cowie’s “clicker” interaction presentation and amous chef Ken Kostick who will be

speaking on stress free entertaining will add to this year’s program. Web based handouts in a PDF format will be

introduced for the first time.

Those less fortunate in our community benefit from our Winter Clinic. Through the Toronto Academy of Dentistry’s

Endowment Fund, many organizations like the Children’s Aid Foundation, Bloorview MacMillan Children’s Foun-

dation, The Hospital for Sick Children, Kids Help Phone, March of Dimes, About Face, Daily Food Bank, Easter Seals,

the University of Toronto Faculty of Dentistry and the University of Western Faculty of Dentistry have all benefit-

ed greatly by donations made possible by your participation. We encourage you to purchase 50:50 tickets at the

Winter Clinic and to pose for a Doctor/staff photo at the yester year(circa 1937) dental operatory with Don Harron

– aka Charlie Farquharson. Please help us give back to our community!

We would like to thank the Winter Clinic Committee, the Academy staff, the ODHA, the ODAA, the Dental Indus-

try Association of Canada and our sponsors for their valuable input and commitment that makes our Winter Clin-

ic a resounding success.

Due to popular demand we have returned the 4:30 p.m. complimentary cocktail reception followed by the fabu-

lous Fashion Show!

Together with your staff enjoy the learning experience, the

“Hands on Experience”, great speakers; the camaraderie

and the team building of the day, Friday November 9,

2007. Be there!

Dr. Flavio Turchet

President,Toronto Academy of Dentistry

Dr.Jack Wasserman

Chair, Winter Clinic 2007


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Greetings From...

GREETINGS FROM THE DENTAL INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION OF CANADA (DIAC)

Tim Brown, President

It is with great pleasure that I extend to you, on behalf of the members of the Dental Industry Associa-tion of Canada, a warm welcome to the Toronto Academy of Dentistry's 70th Annual Winter Clinic.

DIAC is proud to be associated with the Academy of Dentistry, its high value speakers and outstandingclinical programs. Our member companies are equally proud to beon the exhibit floor and we encourage you to look for the DIACbadge ribbons as a sign of companies committed to serving yourneeds with high quality products and services.

The highly trained staff at each of our members’ booths will bedelighted to help you choose the products and services that areright for your practice.

We look forward to seeing you. Please enjoy the show.

THE ONTARIO DENTAL ASSISTANTS ASSOCIATIONStephanie Davenport, CDAIIODAA President

Winter Clinic is a tremendous opportunity for dental assistants, as well as the other members of the den-tal team, to learn about new techniques and to enhance patient service. Enjoy and learn from the ven-ues provided, as there is a variety of excellent Continuing Education for everyone.

While you are attending the Clinic, we invite you to come around to your Professional Association'sbooth, sign in for your credits and talk with us. For those who are not yet members, we invite you tocome by the booth also. Find out what the Association is doing to enhance the profession of dentalassisting and the value it has for you.

Start planning now to take in the Winter Clinic and I look for-ward to meeting and talking with you.

WELCOME FROM THE ONTARIO DENTAL HYGIENISTS’ ASSOCIATION

Melanie Doyle, RDH, President

I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to the Toronto Academy of Dentistry’s 70th Annu-al Winter Clinic. The Academy and its committee have worked tirelessly to bring you a great line up ofspeakers and sessions.

As regulated health care professionals, dental hygienists value life long learning and continuous qualityimprovement. Winter clinic provides the opportunity to meet our quality assurance goals, visit and talkwith exhibitors and network with colleagues.

Please enjoy the show.


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A celebration of 70 years!

The 1937 Operatory

Have your team photo taken with CharlieFarquharson in an actual 1937 Operatory for$70.00…

All proceeds will go to Dentistry Canada Fund– your Canadian dental fund for education!

Additional copies are $10.00 each


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Schedule for the Day

The Hands-on Experience!Visit these informative Hands-on

Presentations on the Exhibition floor!

ABELSoft Corporation

Clinical Research Dental Supplies & Services Inc.

Confi-Dent Inc.

Denesca

Dentsply Canada Ltd.

Global Microscopes - Newfields

In 2 Uniforms

Innova Corporation

Kodak Dental Systems

Nexgen Lasers Inc.

Nobel Biocare Canada Inc.

Obtura Spartan

Pro-Art Dental Laboratory Limited

Shaw Group of Dental Laboratories

Clinical Practice Enhanced Through Technology

Bonding Demonstration & Veneer Temporization

Achieving Optimal, Magnification, Illumination &

Ergonomics in Dentistry

TBD

TBD

Posture Performance Possibilities See The Difference

Styles & Trends for 2008

New Alternatives for Crown & Bridge Implant

Restorations

Digital Demonstration

HydraFacial: The Complete Skin Station

Immediate Provisional Solutions

Endo And Endo Restorative Mini Clinics

Smile Design

Jan Walsh Caricatures

7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.Registration Desk Open

MTCC South Building

10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.Exhibit Floor Hours

8:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.Clinics – Level 700

Note 8:30 a.m.start on several presentations

12:00 – 2:00 p.m.Lunch on Exhibit Floor

Some lectures overlap the lunch break

1:00 – 3:30 p.m.Clinics – Level 700

4:00 p.m.Table Clinic Prize winners announced

4:30 p.m.Photography Contest winners announced

4:45 p.m.50/50 prize winner announced

4:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.Cocktail reception sponsored by

5:00 p.m.Fashion Show

6:00 p.m.Draw for a FREE entry into WC 2008 for

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Be sure to attend at least one of over 20 comprehensive and engaging ADACERP Certified lectures of interest to every member of the dental team!

Buffet Luncheon is served from 12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. on the exhibit floorfor your convenience

Fashion Show A dynamic collection, featuring apparel from many

sponsored by RBC Financial Group! Look for bars set up at different locations on

the Exhibit floor and don’t miss the hors d’oeuvres!

Winter Clinic Highlights…

designer retailers!

Don’t miss the Cocktail Reception from 4:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Register your whole team and get 15% off the total cost. This year be sure toregister your whole team and, in addition, your team will be entered into a

draw to come to next year’s Winter Clinic FREE!

Enter the Photography Contest and flaunt your talent! Competition andPrizes will be awarded on the Exhibit floor at 4:00 p.m.


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Student Research Poster PresentationsCompetition and Prizes will be awarded on the Exhibit Floor

Sponsored by

“I am ready for my close-up”…Have your Caricature done by Jan Walsh at theShaw Group of Dental Laboratories booth

And of course…

A goodie bag for all paid registrants!!!!!!!!

Winter Clinic Highlights…

Handwriting Analysis by Elaine Charal

Table Clinics Competition and Prizes awarded on the Exhibit floor at 4:00 p.m.


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The categories are as follows:

PEOPLE NATURE ACTION ONTARIO CANADA

Contest Rules:1. All registrants of the Winter Clinic (Dentists, Hygienists, Assistants, Receptionists Technologists and Exhibitors)

are eligible to enter. Entrants must be registered in order to participate.2. Only three photographs per person allowed. Entries may be digital or conventional .3. Maximum size of the image is 11”x 14”. All images must be mounted on white mat board only.4. Maximum size of the mat board (16” x 20).5. No frames or glass will be accepted.6. A soft copy must be included with all Digital Picture entries.7. Entries may be mailed or delivered in person to:

The Toronto Academy of Dentistry970 Lawrence Ave. W., Ste. 207

Toronto, Ontario, M6A 3B6

Must arrive no later than Friday, October 20, 2007

8. Winners will be announced and prizes will be awarded at 4:30 p.m. on the exhibit floor. All decisions made bythe judges are final.

9. All entries may be picked up after 5 p.m. from the display area on the exhibit floor, or at the Academy officeafter November 13th, 2007.

10. Name, Address, and Phone Number of photographer must be printed on the back of each photo.11. Category and Title to be included with this information.

This form must be included with each entry

I hereby allow the Toronto Academy of Dentistry to use my photograph(s) on their web page, as well asat Winter Clinic or in future Winter Clinic or Toronto Academy of Dentistry publications

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P H O T O G R A P H Y C O N T E S TFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH, 2007

1. Action: Roman Holowaty – “Double Take”

2. People: Larry Monczka – “God Bless America”

3. Nature: Duncan Cameron – “The Bug”

4. Ontario: Babara Benden – “Back Road in Winter-King Township”

Photography

Contest Winners

2006

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Toronto Academy of Dentistry, 970 Lawrence Ave West, Suite 207, Toronto, ON M6A 3B6 Tel: 416-967-5649 Fax: 416-967-5081

Metro Toronto Convention Centre, South Building

Clinician: Louis Shuman, DMD Potomac, Md

Friday, November 9, 2007 Room: 701B Breakout Room: 714B7 Credit Hours (dentists and staff) Time: 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon

1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

About the programme:This one day course has been designed specifically for the general practitioner and staff that wishes to incor-

porate Invisalign® into their practice, or simply learn more about this orthodontic technique. Invisalign® is an esthet-ic orthodontic technique that corrects malocclusion using a series of custom-made, nearly invisible, removable align-ers. Proven effective in clinical studies at universities and private practices nationwide, thousands of dentists are cer-tified to treat patients with Invisalign®. Invisalign® combines diagnosis and treatment plans with advances in 3-D com-puter graphics technology to move teeth in stages. Patients wear a new set of aligners every two weeks, twenty-twohours a day, moving teeth gradually, week by week, millimeter by millimeter, until the desired results are achieved.Upon completion of this course, the practitioner and staff will be fully confident and comfortable in integratingInvisalign® into their practice. Tuition for the course covers the doctor and up to 4 auxiliary staff for the full-daycourse.

Learning Objectives:

Who Should Attend this Program?This programme will provide the General Dental team with the clinical and operational confidence to successfullytreat a range of highly predictable cases with Invisalign’s esthetic enhancement product—immediately.

Other Details:● This program is for the dentist and 4 auxiliary staff members. ● This program requires a minimum registration of dentists and is subject to cancellation if not fully subscribed ● The registration fee of $2075.00 Canadian funds includes one dentist and 4 auxiliary staff, course materials,

breakfast, lunch on the exhibit floor, as well as full participation in all other Winter Clinic activities● The registering dentist must be a citizen of Canada or the United States of America● After completing this workshop, you will be fully certified to treat your patients with Invisalign

1) To provide the foundation of diagnosis, treatment plan-ning, treatment initiation, monitoring, and finishing withInvisalign

2) Concentrate on case review and applicability 3) Learn the Invisalign case submission process4) Have an introduction to and learn how to use

ClinCheck, Align’s proprietary visualization softwareprogram

5) Learn about current technological and dental researchthat is related to the Invisalign process

6) Learn the benefits and significant impact this techniquehas in regenerating your existing patient base whileattracting new patients to your practice

7) Provide the practitioner and staff with a certification thatwill allow the team to bring Invisalign into the practiceand to be fully confident and comfortable in integratingInvisalign® into their practice.

Invisalign® GP Certification: Level 1One-day Limited Attendance Program in

conjunction with Winter Clinic


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REGISTRATION FORMGet certified at Winter Clinic!

Invisalign® GP Certification: Level 11-day Limited attendance program in conjunction with Winter ClinicNovember 9, 2007

Registration fee for one dentist and 4 auxiliaries$2075.00 Canadian Funds(Includes GST, course materials, lunch and participation at Winter Clinic)

The registering dentist must be a resident of Canada or the United States of America

Dentist Name

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City/Prov/State

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Tel: Fax:

E-mail: (used solely for TAD and not shared with any other company or person)

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Total Funds Paid: $

Please make cheque payable to: Toronto Academy of Dentistry970 Lawrence Ave West, Suite 207, Toronto, ON M6A 3B6

Payment Method Visa MasterCard

Credit card # Expiry date (mm/yy)

Signature:

Toronto Academy of Dentistry, 970 Lawrence Ave West, Suite 207, Toronto, ON M6A 3B6 Tel: 416-967-5649 Fax: 416-967-5081

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Clinicians at the 70th Annual Winter Clinic

701A 701B 703 705 706 707 709 711 713A 713B

8:00 Invisalign OSE

8:15 8:00 - 12:00

8:30 Davis Private Kravitz Anusavice Jokstad, Mock, Cowie

8:45 8:30 -11:15 Implants 8:30 -11:15 Fefergrad 8:30 -11:

9:00 Dental 8:30 -9:30 Vanarsdall Talwar 8:30 -11:30 Restorativ

9:15 Hygiene Ortho 9:00 -11:15 Restorative

9:30 Odiatu 9:00 - 11:15 Implants Dentistry

9:45 Ortho 9:30 -11:30 Slater at a Crossroads

10:00 Prevention 9:45 -11:45 Panel Discussion

10:15

10:30 Practice

10:45 Management

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11:45

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12:45

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1:30 Davis Invisalign Kravitz Vanarsdall Ryan Anusavice Conn Ken

1:45 1:30 -3:30 1:30 -5:00 1:30 -3:30 1:30 -3:30 1:30 -3:30 1:30- 3:30 Santerre Kostick

2:00 Team Implants Perio Restorative O'Keefe 1:30 - 3:30

2:15 Communication Ortho Ortho Teitelbaum Stress

2:30 1:30 -3:30 Free

2:45 Grey Market Products Entertaini

3:00 Panel Discussion

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Speakers at a Glance

713B 714A 714B 715A 715B 716A 716B 717A 717B 718A 718B

ock, Cowie Miles Homoly

ad 8:30 -11:30 8:30 -11:30 8:30 -11:00

30 Restorative Tenenbaum Brown Holmes Radiology Folse Steinberg Dunn

9:00 -11:30 9:00 -10:00 9:00 -10:00 9:00 - 11:30 9:00 -11:15 Practice 9:00 -11:15

y Invisalign Cosmetic Finance Geriatric Taub Management Restorative

oads Perio 9:30 - 3:30 Dentistry Caries Gryfe

ssion Management 9:30 -11:30

Breakout Solomon/Chaker Ross Risk

10:15 -11:15 10:15-11:15 Management

Ergonomics Phototherapy

Ken Khademi Botbyl Miles Folse Steinberg Gerlach Homoly Dunn

e Kostick 1:30 -3:30 Hygiene 1:30 -3:30 1:30 -3:30 1:30 -3:30 1:30 -3:30 1:30 -3:30

e 1:30 - 3:30 Endo 1:30 -2:30 Radiology Caries

um Stress Geriatric Management Therapeutics Practice Restorative

30 Free Dentistry Management

Products Entertaining Botbyl

ssion Hands On

Hygiene

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Of Interest to: Dentists Assistants Clinical Assistants Dental Hygienists Dental Technologists Administrative

James Dunn, DDS Loma Linda, California

About the Speaker James R. Dunn is faculty at Loma Linda University, School of Dentistry,Loma Linda California. He is responsible for instruction of appearancerelated dental treatments and dental photography. He is active in bioma-terial research in bonding materials, directs a study club in aesthetic den-tal treatments, and lectures and directs workshops nationally and inter-nationally on clinical aesthetic bonding treatments. He is a active mem-ber in the American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, the American Acade-my of Cosmetic Dentistry, the International and American Association ofDental Research, Academy of Dental Materials, and other dental organi-zations.

About the ProgramThis presentation will review the materials and techniques available todentistry to give patients the smiles they want while conserving naturaltooth structure. The proliferation of bleaching techniques from over-the-counter to controlled in-office bleaching, direct composite placement,bonded ceramics, periodontal alterations and the materials to use themwill be discussed. Visual communications is becoming the standard ofcare expected by patients in the age of Internet to television to maga-zines. Every office now has to be experienced in digital imaging. Systemsfrom simple to advanced are available, but techniques which least inter-fere with practice is still most important.

What you will learn● Techniques that provide favourable outcomes while conserving natu-

ral tooth structure● Bleaching that works● Digital imaging and its place in dentistry

Who is this programme for?This session will enable the entire dental team to understand the ration-al and provision of esthetic dentistry and further aid its implementationin providing optimal care to our patients.

Dr. Paul Homoly, CSP Charlotte, North Carolina

About the Speaker Dr. Paul Homoly graduated from the University of Illinois College of Den-tistry in 1975. Paul practiced restorative dentistry for 20 years in Charlotte,North Carolina. During that time he had seven university affiliations andreceived numerous awards and honors for his service in dental associationsand private teaching institutes. During the last half of his clinical career, Paulexpanded his work as a consultant and trainer, and since 1986 he hascoached dentists, dental laboratory technicians and owners, salespeople,consultants, academicians, executives, professional speakers, accountants,financial planners, politicians, and engineers. Today Paul is regarded as oneof the top communication coaches, consultants, and speakers in dentistry.He is president of Homoly Communications Institute, a resource for dentalindustry professionals. He provides seminars, workshops and consultationson the topics of case acceptance, practice development, speaking, and prac-tice management. Paul is an active author contributing to dental journalsworld wide. Paul is a member of the National Speakers Association and theNational Storytellers Association and is the author of the highly regardedbooks, Dentists: An Endangered Species, "Isn't It Wonderful When PatientsSay Yes!", and "Making it Easy for Patients to Say Yes".

About the ProgramMany dentists have the technical knowledge to provide complex den-tistry, but are frustrated with low patient acceptance of their treatmentrecommendations. With the many recent technical advances in the clini-cal aspects of care, treatment plans are growing more complex andexpensive, making case acceptance even more challenging than in yearspast. Now, more than ever before, the dentist and team need a pre-dictable process for leading their patients towards good dental healthcare decisions.

What you will learn● The distinctions between simple and complex care patients● How to determine whether your patient is ready for complex care● To understand the role of leadership during the case acceptance

process● Discover ways to reduce the stress of case acceptance● Enable your team to have a huge positive impact on your patients● Learn to manage patients who say ‘no’ and keep them in your practice

Who is this programme for?This programme is geared for the entire dental team. After attending thisprogramme you will enjoy greater confidence in speaking to yourpatients regarding the care they require and then enjoy the dentistry youlove when your patients say “yes” to treatment.

What others have to say about Paul HomolyHe's the best in the world at teaching case acceptance." Dr. Carl Misch, Director of the Misch International Implant InstituteDr. Paul Homoly's in-depthknowledge of practice manage-ment guarantees a successfulpractice “Dr. John C. Kois, Founder andDirector of The Kois Center

9:00 a.m. – 11:15 a.m.Chair: Dr. Bonnie Chandler 1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.Chair: Dr. Janice Mummery Room 718B

8:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Chair: Dr. Peter Tonisson1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.Chair: Dr. Tim MilliganRoom 718A

Conservative AestheticDentistry in an ExtremeMakeover world

Making It Easy for Patientsto Say “Yes”


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Gregory J. Folse, DDSLafayette Louisiana

About the Speaker A 1989 LSU Dental School graduate, Dr. Greg Folse maintains a mobilegeriatric dental practice in Lafayette, Louisiana. Dr. Folse is a recognizednational and international speaker on geriatric dentistry, dentistry forAged, Blind and Disabled special need patients, oral health advocacy,and functional and efficient denture care. He completed the GeriatricDental Fellowship Program at Baylor in 1999 and is currently working tonationally improve oral health care access and infrastructure for Aged,Blind, and Disabled US citizens. In 2003 Dr. Folse co-testified with the USSurgeon General, Vice Admiral Richard H. Carmona, M.D., M.P.H., F.A.C.S.,in a US Senate Forum on the oral health of our nation’s seniors and con-tinuously serves as an advocate for our nation’s most vulnerable popu-lations.

About the ProgramThis clinically based lecture focuses on treating geriatric patients andgives answers to many dental, medical, pharmacological andpsychologi-cal concerns enhancing the team’s ability to treat this population in thegeneral dental office. Unique video clips for denture treatment will beshown detailing modified impression and bordermolding techniques,highly efficient and precise occlusal records, and patient specific occlusalschemes. Emphasis is placed on the personal, professional, and spiritualgratification achieved by treating this population throughout the lecture

Learning Objecitves:● When, where and how to treat geriatric and special need adults● How to get paid for it● Learn to handle adverse dental, medical, pharma and psych concerns● Learn to be a “Doctor” to a wonderful needy and loving population● Ensure exact impression borders● Precisely and repetitively take an accurate bite● Decrease patient sore spots & increase patient denture satisfaction● Decrease chair time and have more fun with prosthetics

Who should attend this programmeThis is an important programme for the entire dental team. You will learnkey principles in treating the older and special needs patients who willcontinue to present in increasing numbers in our practices.

Dani Botbyl, RDH, Clinical EducatorNiagara, Ontario

About the Speaker Dani Botbyl is a dental hygienist with nearly seventeen years of experi-ence devoted to clinical practice and education. Currently, a registereddental hygienist in Ontario, Ms. Botbyl is a Clinical Educator for DENTSPLYCanada. In addition, she holds a faculty position with Niagara College ofApplied Arts and Technology in Welland, Ontario. Ms. Botbyl is a recog-nized national speaker and educates a wide variety of audiences includ-ing students and practicing professionals. She has become a leadingauthority in the area of ultrasonic technology implementation and lendsmuch of her expertise to incorporating ultrasonics into the curriculums ofdental and dental hygiene programs across Canada. Ms. Botbyl maintainsprivate clinical practice in the Niagara Region of Ontario and continueswith her formal studies at Brock University.

About the ProgramJoin us for a highly progressive, unique ultrasonics workshop that willtake you to the next level in patient care and help you meet the demandsof today’s non-surgical periodontal therapy. While using active Cavitron®SPS Ultrasonic Units and Inserts on manikins, participants will have theopportunity to maximize their current ultrasonic knowledge and skillsand achieve an advanced level of clinical confidence using ultrasonicinstrumentation. The course faciliator will go beyond the traditional lec-ture format to present scientific and practical information that will bringimmediate benefits to your practice. The application of ergonomics willbe a focus of this program. Case studies will be examined and an openforum will be offered to problem solve clinical issues experienced by theparticipants.

Who is this programme for?This programme is geared for hygienists and dentists who wish toimprove their ultrasonic knowledge and technique.

(Attendance for this course is limited to 16 participants)

9:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.Chair: Dr. Sheryl Lipton1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.Chair: Dr. Ron TraubRoom 716B

2:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.Room 715BChair: Ms Kim Ivan

Geriatric/Special NeedsPatients: When, Where andHow to Treat

A Unique Workshop:Hands on with theCavitron® Ultrasonic System


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SymposiumWhere We Are and Where We Are Going – Dentistry at a Crossroads


Asbjorn Jokstad, DDS, Ph.D. Toronto, Ontario

About the Speaker Dr. Jokstad is currently Professor and Head, Prosthodontics and NobelBiocare Chair in Prosthodontics at the University of Toronto Faculty ofDentistry. He is a former professor in cariology, conservative dentistryand prosthodontics at the University of Oslo in Norway. Dr Jokstad hasproduced approximately 150 research and teaching publications, bookchapters and abstracts with emphasis on: evidence-based dentistry,clinical trials in restorative dentistry and prosthodontics, toxicologyand TMD.

About the ProgramDifferent strategies have been attempted to implement evidence-basedmedicine in oral health care, coined evidence-based dentistry (EBD). Akey objective is to convince all partakers to accept and apply central con-cepts of EBD, i.e. how to identify, appraise and apply the current best evi-dence in making decisions about the oral health care of our patients. Thepartakers are primarily dentists and dental hygienist in daily practice, butinclude also public health policy makers, third party payers, the dentalindustry and technicians among others. The most important partaker,however, is the individual patient who seeks help from a health profes-sional. They expect that formal measures have been taken to assess therelative merits of the various forms of oral health care interventionsoffered. It remains a challenge to resolve how dentists can rapidly imple-ment EBD in daily practice, research and education.

9:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m.8:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.

Dental School Can be Fun!Dental Education in Canada

Evidence Based Dentistry

8:30-11:30 a.m.Rm 713AChair: Dr. Donald Stewart

David Mock, DDS, Ph.D., F.R.C.D.(C)Toronto, Ontario

About the Speaker Dr. Mock is Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry and Professor of Oral Pathol-ogy/Oral Medicine, University of Toronto. As well he is cross-appointed inthe Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology in the Facultyof Medicine. He is on the dental staff of the Department of Dentistry, astaff pathologist in the Department of Pathology and LaboratoryMedicine and Associate Director of the Wasser Pain Management Centreat Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto, Ontario. Dr. Mock has published widelyin the field of Oral Pathology/Oral Medicine and, most recently, is recog-nized for his expertise in the diagnosis and management of orofacial pain.His contributions to the profession have been recognized with manyhonors including “Alumnus of Distinction” by the Faculty of Dentistry.

About the ProgramThe dental curriculum is inarguably amongst the heaviest of any univer-sity program. With the logarithmic proliferation of knowledge and theplethora of new techniques and materials, this situation will only getworse in the near future. We can no longer fall back on antiquated teach-ing models for the sake our profession and must give appropriate consid-eration to the student experience. The challenge we place before our stu-dents should be to learn how to become competent, ethical and caringoral health practitioners rather than how to manipulate the system inorder to graduate. At the same time, our teaching staff is aging and it isbecoming more and more difficult to attract the young “shining lights”into an academic career. Considering that the future of our profession isintimately tied to that of academic dentistry and vice versa, these areimportant challenges for dentistry.

This session will concentrate on the changes taking place and that shouldtake place in dental education with emphasis on their implications fordental practice.

11:00a.m.-11:15a.m.

Question and Answer Session


Irwin W. Fefergrad, BA, BCL, LLB Toronto, Ontario

About the Speaker Mr. Fefergrad is Registrar, Chief Executive Officer and in-house legal coun-sel for the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. He has the distinc-tion of being the first lawyer in the history of the Law Society of UpperCanada to achieve a double specialty in civil litigation and in health law,and the first lawyer to achieve a specialty in the practice of health law. Mr.Fefergrad is also an educator, author and teacher. He is an Adjunct Profes-sor at the University of Western Ontario, Schulich School of Medicine andDentistry, and Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto, Faculty ofDentistry. Mr. Fefergrad is one of the founding directors of the CanadianRegulatory Authorities Federation. He is in much demand provinciallyand nationally as a guest lecturer in the area of health law and associatedissues.

About the ProgramThe integration of internationally trained professionals into the workforceis one of the most politically sensitive issues facing the dental professionin the last decade. Here in Ontario, the pressure culminated in March2007 with the enactment of FARPA – the Fair Access to Regulated Profes-sions Act – into law. The watchwords of the Act are, objectivity, impartial-ity, fairness and expeditiousness.What is the impact of these legislative changes for dentists? How has theregulator responded to the new legislation, balancing the political reali-ties and fairness to practicing dentists? This presentation will deal withhow are dentists must deal with the new realities.

10:30 a.m.- 11:30 a.m.

Internationally TrainedProfessionals


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Howard Tenenbaum, DDS, Dip Perio, Ph.D., FRCD(C)Toronto, Ontario

About the Speaker Dr. Tenenbaum is Professor of Periodontology and Associate Dean for Bio-logical and Diagnostic Sciences at the University of Toronto. He is a cross-appointed Professor in the Department of Laboratory Medicine andPathophysiology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto and is Headof Periodonitics at Mount Sinai Hospital. Dr. Tenenbaum serves as an FDApanel member for Dental Devices and Drugs (USA) and is Vice-Chair ofthe Federal Dental Care Advisory Committee (Canada). He has publishedover 140 articles, book chapters and abtstracts in major scientific and clin-ical journals and has lectured nationally and internationally on orofacialpain, cellular biology of bone, management of refractory periodontal dis-ease and systemic implications of periodontal disease.

About the ProgramOral Biofilms are extremely complex and are organized in such a fashionas to resist antimicrobial treatments. Disruption of oral plaque formingorganisms helps to prevent oral biofilm development. This programmewill discuss emerging technologies for control of bacterial load includingantimicrobial rinses, and photodynamic therapy and will address biofilmrelated oral conditions and the consequences when these conditions areleft untreated.

What you will learn● Role of biofilms as a precursor to oral conditions● Plaque and gingivitis as real oral concerns● Conequences to oral health and systemic health of untreated prob-

lems● Prevention and treatment modalities of biofilm related conditions● Implications for practice management

Who is this programme for?This programme will provide the dentist and hygienist with evidencebased information on treating biofilm related oral conditions commonlyseen in daily practice.

9:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.Chair: Dr. Andrew SyriopulosRoom 714A

New Insights on CommonOral Conditions…Treatment vs Prevention

1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.Chair: Dr. Gerry PearsonRoom 709

Clinical Applications for HostModulatory Therapy

Maria Ryan, DDS, Ph.D.Stony Brook, New York

About the Speaker Dr. Ryan is currently a Professor in the Department of Oral Biology andPathology at SUNY Stonybrook, School of Dental Medicine where she alsoserves as Director of Clinical Research. As well as serving on several den-tal and medical advisory boards, teaching and research activities, Dr. Ryanis recognised internationally and nationally both as a speaker and author.She has published over 75 original scholarly works. She holds several USpatents based on her work at the University and has appeared on CNN,Americas Health Network, NBC, ABC and NPR to discuss newly emergingtherapeutics and the need for early detection of periodontal disease andoral cancer.

About the ProgramA short review of host response mechanisms in periodontal disease willbe followed by the mechanisms of action and proof of principle of hostmodulatory therapies. A brief summary of the clinical trials leading to thedevelopment of Periostat® will be presented. A review of treatmentstrategies for managing periodontal disease will be followed by an in-depth discussion of Periostat case reports. Use of host modulatory ther-apy in special patient populations such as smokers and diabetics will bediscussed.

What you will learnNew Clinical Applications for Host Modulatory TherapyI. Host Response Modulation as Adjunctive Therapy in Periodontal

Disease Treatment

A. Host Response mechanisms in periodontal diseaseB. Host Response modulation-Proof of principleC. Summary of Periostat Clinical trial data

II. Clinical Applications of Host Modulatory Therapy

A. Review of treatment strategies for managing periodontal diseaseB. Case reports using Periostat as the host modulator

Who is this programme for?This programme is geared primarily for dentists and dental hygienistswho wish to further their knowledge in the pathogenesis of periodontaldisease and learn new modalities of patient modulated treatment andhow it may apply to special patient populations such as smokers and dia-betics.


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Karen Davis, RDH, BSDHRichardson, Texas

About the Speaker For years, Karen Davis has impacted audiences with dynamic and chal-lenging messages that motivate and revolutionize dental practicesnationwide. Karen is the founder of Cutting Edge Concepts®. and with 26years of experience as a practicing dental hygienist, and vast experienceas a senior consultant with JP Consultants Institute of San Diego, Califor-nia, creates the context in which she relates, inspires and challenges heraudiences to "think outside their boxes."

About the ProgramEver wonder how to get diagnosed treatment out of the charts and intoyour patient’s mouths, and how to prevent the “I’ll give you a call…”response from your patients. Learn how to turn that magical 5 to 7minute dental hygiene examination into one that confirms diagnosis,answers patients questions, and gains closure in the treatment room...without running everyone’s schedule behind.

What you will learn● Develop a partnership for discovery and co-diagnosis● Develop the art of prioritization● Identify candidates for comprehensive examination● Initiate aesthetic conversations● Establish continuity for treatment● Develop a triangle of communication for the hygienist’s synopsis

Who is this programme for?This dynamic course will benefit the entire team, but especially the den-tist accompanied with his/her hygienist.

8:30 a.m. – 11:15 a.m.Chair: Paula LangeRoom 701A

Creating the Ultimate Doctor-Patient Hygiene Exam

About the ProgramToday's dental consumer needs compelling reasons to invest two of theirmost valuable commodities, their time and their resources, in their dentalhealth especially when ‘everything feels just fine’. Diagnosis is not enough.Need is not enough. While discomfort may be motivating, most of uswould agree, gaining case acceptance prior to symptoms is really the goalof all dental professionals. For successful treatment enrollment, today’sdental team must invest in mastering the art of effective communica-tion… an investment that has substantial and long-lasting returns.

What you will learn● The three C’s of effective communication● How to create value and desire● How to respond effectively to even the most challenging objections● How to customize your message to fit individual personality profiles● Control your schedule rather than be controlled● Keys to closure on each encounter

Who is this programme for?The entire dental team will gain valuable advice in this programme andupon completion will enable you to more effectively discuss treatmentneeds with your patients.

What others have to say about Karen Davis"Not only is Karen an outstanding clinician, but also a gifted communica-tor. If you want to hear a dynamic speaker who will entertain you as wellas give you “something to take home”, you must hear Karen. She will cap-tivate the Team and have them asking for more.”

"I have been a practicing hygienist for 22 years and have made many par-adigm shifts. Karen gave me positive energy to keep challenging myself.She is knowledgeable, articulate, and capable of helping each of us learn.”“Karen’s style, wit, pertinent information and excellent visual aids andhandouts make hers a seminar not to be missed.”

“Karen’s caring, enthusiastic style, coupled with incredibly valuable mate-rial will assist every practice in taking their hygiene department to thenext level.”

1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.Chair: Paula LangeRoom 701A

Its Not What You Say… Or Is It?


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Dale A. Miles, BA, DDS, MS, FRCD(C)Diplomate, American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology

Diplomate, American Board of Oral Medicine

Fountainhills, Arizona

About the Speaker Dr. Miles has dedicated his career to lifelong learning and teaching in thefield of radiology to both dentists and auxillary. Until recently, Dr. Mileswas a Professor of Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology and Associate Deanfor Clinical Affairs at the Arizona School of Dentistry and Oral Health. Hehas also held academic appointments at the University of Kentucky, Indi-anna University and Dalhousie University. He has been a consultant forthe ADA National Dental Examining Board., has authored over 120 scien-tific papers, 4 textbooks and has lectured extensively throughout theworld. He was named as one of the Top Clinicians in CE by DentistryToday. Dr. Miles has been a consultant with many imaging and practicemanagement companies and is in constant demand as a noted expert indigital imaging. In addition to all these activities Dr. Miles provides radi-ographic interpretation services to dental colleagues and radiology labo-ratory services using Cone Beam CT machines.

About the ProgramThis fun, informative, multimedia program makes digital imaging simpleto understand. It addresses ALL types of digital x-ray images: solid-state,phosphor and scanned images. Dr. Miles presents material on theavailable systems, digital image acquisition, image storage, Internet useof digital information for patient management and the integration of dig-ital imaging into your practice. Electronic image processing to make dis-ease features more detectable is demonstrated. Dentistry’s newest x-raymodality, Cone Beam Volumetric Imaging is also presented, includingexamples of pathology and 3D color imaging from Dr. Miles’ radiologypractice.

Learning Objectives● understand the principles of digital image acquisition● understand the advantages of digital imaging● understand the applications of digital imaging to better dental disease

detection● differentiate between “wired” (solid-state) and “non-wired” (phosphor)

digital systems

Who is this programme for?Anyone thinking of “Going Digital” should attend this program. In hisdynamic and entertaining style, Dr. Miles makes understanding digitalimaging FUN!

8:30 a.m. – 11:15 a.m.Chair: Dr. Ron RichardsonRoom 716A

Digital X-ray imaging: MakingSense of Your Sensors

“Magic Shadows”: Visualization ReplacesInterpretation - Cone Beam Imaging for Dentistry

About the ProgramWhy all the “buzz” about Cone Beam Imaging? What can it do for my practice?How much does it cost? Where can I get it?

We use imaging every day in our office to help our clinical treatment deci-sions. Now there’s an amazing, cost effective “CT”, called cone beam volu-metric tomography (CBVT), for dentistry. Dr. Miles presents principlesand applications of Dentistry’s newest and most advanced imaging tech-nology – Cone Beam CT (computed tomography) for dentists using caseexamples form over 800 cases he’s interpreted. Learn how CBVT can helpyou treat your implant, surgery and TMJ patients more efficiently, expert-ly and confidently by employing this technology.care decisions.

Learning Objectives● Understand the principles of CBVT● Visualize more precisely common and rare x-ray lesion and anatomy● View and understand the wide variety of applications for this modality● Develop precise and thoughtful differential diagnoses with better

images

Who is this programme for?This exciting programme is geared for both dentists and auxillary inter-ested in learning more of the new developments in dental radiology thatcan improve your daily diagnostic skills now and in the future.

1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.Chair: Dr. Sam SalamaRoom 716A


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Uche Odiatu, DMD Toronto, Ontario

About the Speaker Dr Odiatu is a practicing dentist, NSCA certified trainer, and internationalspeaker. He is a part time clinical instructor at the University of Toronto, aprofessional member of the American College of Sports Medicine, a Nutri-tional and Wellness Consultant, and the veteran guest of over 200 radioand TV shows (including ABC 20/20 and CTV’s Canada AM). Dr Odiatu hasbeen invited to speak at ADA annual sessions, Pankey’s Alumni Weekend,AGD’s annual sessions, and The Chicago Mid -Winter Meeting.

About the ProgramIn this fast paced session you will learn that you are not only What you eat– but how you eat. Tooth wear is becoming a more prevalent phenome-non due to a wide range of factors including consumption of acidic foodsand drinks, increased frequency of oral hygiene, and harmful oral hygienepractices. As dentin becomes exposed either through gingival recessionor loss of enamel, dentin hypersensitivity comes to the fore.

What you will learn● learn diagnosis and management of tooth wear and hypersensitivity ● discover new preventative techniques in the office and at home ● know how healthy and unhealthy eating and drinking can contribute

to erosion ● understand the new language of nutrition ● receive simple effective tips for your own nutrition tool box ● get four ways to fuel yourself for peak performance at work, rest and

play

Who is this programme for?This presentation will help all members of dental team discuss strategiesto prevent, reduce and treat tooth abrasion and erosion that many of ourpatients and ourselves are affected by.

What others have to say about Uche Odiatu“You made me laugh out loud, and stirred tears in my eyes and you mademe think. But most of all…..you challenged me to strive for greater per-sonal growth.”

“Much of the interest in this year’s program can be attributed to outstand-ing speakers like yourself. Your overall rating was 4.9 out of 5.”

Neal Kravitz, DMD, MSChantilly, Virginia

About the Speaker Dr. Kravitz completed his orthodontic training and Masters of Science inOral Sciences at the University of Illinois-Chicago. He received his Doctor-ate of Dental Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania School of DentalMedicine. He has continued his passion for teaching as faculty at Wash-ington Hospital Center and the University of Maryland Department ofOrthodontics, and as a visiting teacher at many universities throughoutthe country. He is the recipient of numerous awards in clinical research,academic achievement and leadership. Dr. Kravitz lectures international-ly and has published extensively in the dental and orthodontic literature,as well as serves as a guest editor for two refereed journals. Presently hemaintains two practices limited to orthodontics in Virginia and Maryland.

About the ProgramThe afternoon session will augment the morning Power Hour pro-gramme with a variety detailed case-reports in patients undergoingrestorative treatment. Case reports will include: molar intrusion andmolar uprighting to recreate implant space, en-masse retraction toreestablish canine occlusion, nonextraction midline correction, posteriorprotraction to replace missing teeth, any many more. Serial photographswill help guide the clinician through each treatment appointment.Anchorage has met its match!

Learning objectivesTo learn how orthodontic TADs are integral to treating complex interdis-ciplinary cases.● Molar intrusion● Molar uprighting● Retraction and non extraction midline correction● Protraction

Who is this programme for?This programme is geared for dentists and specialists wishing to expandtheir knowledge and treatment options in treating patients with ortho-dontic and restorative requirements in ways previously unavailable.

9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.Chair: Dr. Bahavana SawheneyRoom 705

1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.Chair: Dr. Neil GajjarRoom 706

Worn Out and Hypersensitive!A Fresh Look at Erosion andAbrasion

Interdisciplinary Treatmentwith Temporary AnchorageDevices: A Collection ofCase-Reports for theRestorative Dentist.


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Laurie SlaterToronto, Ontario

About the Speaker In a multifaceted Dental career that has spanned nearly two decades,Laurie Slater has achieved extraordinary, consistent and measurable suc-cess in the mysterious area of ‘Comprehensive Case Acceptance.’ She hasalso dedicated herself to studying the distinctions between outstandingpractices. Laurie is extensively schooled in the art and science of person-al development and was chosen to launch and represent as an ExecutiveCoach, the largest American Practice Management company here inCanada, Fortune Practice Management, Inc.As an Executive Coach, not only does Laurie motivate staff to becomeleaders, she also follows through with teams to ensure implementationand results. She teaches Vision based strategic planning that creates astrong supportive work environment that truly embraces the Vision of theDoctor. Laurie realizes that the key in transforming a dental office into ateam orientated, low stress and highly profitable business is to constant-ly ask better questions. An energetic and powerful presenter, teams leave her programs withpractical and relevant information that will make a difference in theirpractices the very next business day. Her customized approach, zest for life and unique insights have made herone of the fastest growing and most sought after coaches in the industrytoday.

About the ProgramDentistry is currently experiencing the greatest change in the relation-ship between dentists and patients. Do you know what it ‘looks like’? Anyway you slice it, patients enter your practice dentally savvy, with expecta-tions that are rising at exponential rates! How do you ‘Step Up’? TheT.E.A.M is more important than ever…find out why you can’t move for-ward if you don’t understand the ‘Formula’!

Learning Objectives:● Boomers are difficult to manage…unless they aren’t!● The New Patient …Examination or an Experience?● Universal Treatment Planning● The Graduating Principles of Ethics● The ‘A’ word…Accountability ● The ‘Formula’ for High Performance Teams● Dentists and Teams…the changing dynamic● Leadership…Why is it a MUST?● Is your team ‘Healthy’?

Who is this programme for?This dynamic programme will be of interest to the entire dental team.

1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.Chair: Dr. Shayne LiptonRoom 714A

9:45 a.m. – 11:45 a.m.Chair: Dr.Paul OkorofskyRoom 706

Endodontic Access, Cleaning,Shaping and Obturation

The Evolution of DentalTreatment…anEndangered Species orSurvival of the Fittest John A. Khademi, DDS, MS

Durango, Colorado

About the Speaker Dr. Khademi received his DDS from the University of California and hisCertificate in Endodontics at the University of Iowa. He has also complet-ed a Masters of Science degree in digital imaging. He is a regular speakerat many of the largest international dental meetings on topics dealingwith computer use in dental practice and the latest in conventionalendodontic technique employing new technology for instrumentationand obturation. John has been active in dental research and standardsdevelopment, as well as being a clinician. He has worked with the ADAand AAE in standards development efforts for computers in dentistry thatare ushering in this new era of clinical computer use. He has authoredarticles, sections in endodontics texts, and most recently completed achapter on endodontic access. Dr. Khademi is in clinical practice limitedto endodontics in Durango, Colorado.

About the ProgramWithout exception, endodontic access sets the stage for all subsequentendodontic steps. You can’t fill the canals you can’t prepare, and you can’tprepare the canals you can’t find. Unfortunately, the traditional texts, arti-cles and literature on endodontic access sets the stage for failure ratherthan success. This case-based presentation will show the common canalpatterns for molar teeth, dispel myths about how to find canals, anddemonstrate how a visual and restoratively based way to createendodontic access can lead to greater canal discovery while retaining keycervical tooth structure.

Learning objectives● Differentiate between tactile based and visual based endodontic

access.● Appreciate the key role of the Microscope in visual based access.● Understand the different patterns of calcific metamorphosis (calcifica-

tion) and how to deal with them.● Recognize the common canal patterns in molar teeth.● Develop the ability to safely and predictably find “extra” canals

Who is this programme for?This programme will be of interest to all dentists engaged in endodontictreatment in their practice.


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Robert Cowie, DDS Jacksonville, Florida

About the Speaker Dr. Cowie has presented programmes on restorative procedures, materi-als, occlusion and communication skills both nationally and internation-ally. He has served appointments at Northwestern University DentalSchool and the University of Florida College of Dentistry. Dr. Cowie hasbeen recognized in Dentistry Today as one of the leading clinician/educa-tors in dentistry for 4 straight years. More importantly Dr. Cowie contin-ues to practice chairside on average 30 hours per week and thus easilyrelates to the challenges of everyday practice that we all experience. Hehas published articles in Dentistry Today, the Journal of Dental Technolo-gy and Oral Health.

About the ProgramWe all know that the dental laboratory is only as good as our impression.Regardless of which lab you use or how much you spend on the lab bill,if the impression is inaccurate the restoration will not fit. This programmewill discuss all aspects of capturing an excellent impression from productselection and manufacturers claims, to techniques, disinfection andpatient management. *THIS PRESENTATION WILL UTILIZE INTERACTIVEKEYPADS TO ALLOW ALL ATTENDEES AN OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATEIN THE DEVELOPMENT OF QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS POSED DURINGTHE SESSION.

What you will learn● Evidence based techniques● How to choose a brand of impression material and how to compare

products● Practical tips on how to troubleshoot impression problems● Save time, save money and keep your schedule running smoothly● Triple tray, quad tray full arch techniques● Retraction techniques that work● Disinfection without sacrificing quality● Heavy body and wash vs putty and wash vs monophase

Who is this programme for?This presentation is for dentists and dental assistants who wish to expandtheir knowledge and improve their ability to capture that ‘perfect impres-sion’.

MEET DR. COWIE ON THE EXHIBIT FLOOR THIS AFTERNOON FOR AHANDS ON OPPORTUNITY TO TRY THE TECHNIQUES PRESENTED IN THEMORNING SESSION

Reena Talwar, DDS, Ph.D. Toronto, Ontario

About the Speaker Reena M. Talwar is an Assistant Professor in the discipline of Oral andMaxillofacial Surgery at the University of Toronto, Faculty of Dentistry.She obtained her bachelors degree in Zoology, from the University ofToronto and her Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) degree from CaseWestern Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. She completed a researchfellowship year in the department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at UTSouthwestern Medical Center in Dallas, Texas, which involved clinicalassessment of bilateral mandibular condylar fracture patients. Shereceived her training in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery in ca combinedOMS/PhD training program at Baylor College of Dentistry in Dallas, Texasafter which she spent a year at the University of Kentucky as an AssistantProfessor in the division of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. Her Primaryclinical interests include Dentoalveolar surgery, Implantology, Skeletal &Facial deformities and Trauma. Her research background involves bothclinical and basic science as it relates to cartilage and bone biology.

About the ProgramThis course is intended to introduce the NobelGuide™ software surgicalplanning system. The participants will be guided through the diagnosticcriteria, CT scan protocol, data conversion into 3-D virtual images andfinally, treatment planning with the Procera software system. Participantswill be shown numerous surgical treatment planning for the partially andtotally edentulous maxilla and mandible, including NobelGuide™ plan-ning for the All-on-Four

What you will learn● What is NobelGuide™?● NobelGuide™ model based & computer-based● Radiographic Guide - Fabrication and use● CT Scan - why double scan?● Patient selection● Surgical Planning - Partially edentulous, Fully edentulous● Restorative options – Provisional vs. Final restorations, Teeth-in-an-

Hour, All-on-Four

Who is this programme for?This programme is geared for the dentist interested in learning moreabout implant placement planning as it applies to prosthetic treatment.

What They Didn’t Teach You inDental School AboutImpression Materials andTechniques

Implant surgical planning –the Nobel Guide System

9:00 a.m. – 11:15 a.m.Chair: Dr. Phil Novack Room 709

8:30 a.m. – 11:15 a.m.Chair: Dr. Bob GreenbaumRoom 713B


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Steven C. Steinberg, DDS Skokie, Illinois

About the Speaker Dr. Steinberg is a Clinical Consultant for the University of Illinois Collegeof Dentistry. He has spoken around the world on the new paradigm inthe diagnosis and treatment of dental caries. He was in private practicefor 25 years and served as in instructor at the University of Illinois, depart-ment of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, and Attending Dentist at theUniversity of Illinois Hospital. He has also served as Director of the Arkdental clinics in Chicago where he is currently on the Board of Directors.It was at Ark, serving underprivileged and high-risk decay patients thathis interest in decay treatment options began.

About the ProgramMany dentists are using an outdated paradigm in the diagnosis and treat-ment of dental caries. Management of the disease process is far more thantreating cavitations. As new materials and techniques are introduced, howis a dentist to know their safety and efficacy? Are new materials and tech-niques better, the same, or worse than what we have used in the past?Where do we get the relevant information? How do we evaluate thatinformation? Do we simply just trust the experts? And who decides whois an expert? These questions apply in particular to the modern manage-ment of dental caries. Learn how our questions can be answered throughthe evidence-based dentistry triad of 1) gathering the best evidence fromstudies, 2) incorporating the patient’s treatment needs and preferences,and 3) the clinical expertise of the individual dental professional who inte-grates all the information into a management plan.

You will learn● diagnose and treat using a medical approach to this infectious disease● CAMBRA- caries management by risk assessment ● new technologies and chemotherapeutics

Who is this programme for?This presentation will aid the entire dental team in understanding thenature, prevention, treatment and long term outcomes of the cariesprocess which we and our patients face throughout our lives.

9:00 a.m. – 11:15 a.m.Chair: Dr. Carolyn Poon Woo 1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.Chair: Dr. Sheldon Cooper Room 717A

THE THREE “W’s” of REFERRAL — WHAT, WHY AND WHEN

A Paradigm Shift in ModernManagement of DentalCaries – an Evidence BasedApproach

Harvey Taub, DDSToronto, Ontario

Jack Gryfe, DDSToronto, Ontario

About the Speaker Dr. Harvey Taub is a practising periodontist in Toronto. He is a Past Presi-dent of the Ontario Society of Periodontists, the Canadian Dental Protec-tive Association and Toronto Alumni Chapter of Alpha Omega Fraterni-ty. Dr Taub served as Chief Examiner in Periodontics for the Royal Collegeof Dentists (Canada) and was an Associate in Dentistry for many years atthe Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto.

Dr. Gryfe is a practising oral and maxillofacial surgeon in Weston. He hasserved as President of the Canadian Association of Oral and MaxillofacialSurgeons and the Canadian Dental Protective Association. Dr Gryfe hascontributed numerous articles in the dental literature and has presentedlectures in many locals. Dr. Gryfe is the recipient of a number of awardsincluding the Governor General’s 125 Year Commemorative Medal, CDACertificate of Merit and the ODA Service Award.

About the ProgramA periodontist and an oral surgeon, with combined experience of overeighty years of specialty practice lead you through the mine field thatawaits all general practitioners.

As part of a comprehensive dental examination appointment, a Peri-odontal Screening and Recording examination (PSR) should be per-formed. The outcome of this examination will determine how thepatient’s care should be directed throughout the course of treatment.

In oral surgery, a reality check will prove to be as useful as a proper histo-ry and examination. The likelihood of complications and the subsequentsequelae for the most seemingly “routine”procedures may be a revelationfor even the most conscientious practitioner care decisions.

Who is this programme for?This programme will guide general dentists in assessing the need forreferral to a specialist and if so indicated how it should be done.

9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.Chair: Dr. Jonathon AdamsRoom 717B


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About the ProgramRemakes of crown and bridge prostheses can be avoided or minimized byprecementation inspection of ceramic-based prostheses for evidence ofthermal incompatibility cracks, debris in the ceramic, inadequate exten-sion of opaque and/or body porcelain, incorrect metal or ceramic frame-work design, poor quality solder joints, defective cast-joined connectors,inadequate polishing or glazing method, and evidence of overfiring orunderfiring. This programme will guide clinicians in how to examine lab-oratory made restorations prior to cementation. Actual examples ofrestorations that demonstrate problems we may encounter, and previ-ously failed restorations that failure may have been avoided will be avail-able to examine.

What you will learn(1)Describe two methods for detection of cracks in ceramic or metal-

ceramic prostheses.(2)Identify six or more factors that identify poor knowledge, skills, or

workmanship in the construction of prosthetic units received from alab.

(3)Describe how a dentist can determine whether cracks in crowns orbridges are caused primarily by lab tech factors, material factors,patient factors, or dentist factors. Consider the following cases: (a)Cracks that were detected before try-in; (b) Cracks that occurred twoyears after cementation; (c) Cracks that occur on several units in thesame patient. (d) Vertical cracks versus horizontal cracks.

(4)Identify a course of action that can solve the problem of cracks formedfrom the use of a thermally incompatible metal-ceramic or ceramic-ceramic system.

(5)Explain what the consequences of underfiring or overfiring of porce-lain may be.

(6)List the information that should be listed on a chart when a crack orfracture is observed. What other information should be recorded atthis time to minimize the risk of losing lawsuit cases?

(7)What are the three best ways to ensure that you will receive the high-est quality work from a dental laboratory?

(8)How can you ensure that the design of a ceramic fixed partial dentureis sufficiently adequate to minimize the risk of cracks or fractures?

Who is this programme for?This programme will be of special interest to dentists and their techni-cians. Participants will learn to recognize why laboratory restorations canfail and how to reduce the potential for failure.

Ken Anusavice, Ph.D., DMD Gainesville, Florida

About the Speaker Dr. Anusavice received a PhD degree in Materials Science and Engineer-ing from the University of Florida in 1970 and a DMD degree from theMedical College of Georgia in 1977. He served as an Assistant Professorand Associate Professor between 1973 and 1983 at the Medical College ofGeorgia. Dr. Anusavice is Chair of Dental Biomaterials at the University ofFlorida. He also serves as the Associate Dean for Research. In 2004 he wasawarded the title of Distinguished Professor at the University of Florida.He is the co-author and editor of three books, has published over 150research articles and 40 book chapters on the properties of dental bioma-terials and caries prevention materials. He has received continuousresearch grant funding for 27 years from the National Institutes of Health(NIH). Dr. Anusavice served as the President of the American Associationfor Dental Research (AADR) from 2003 to 2004. He has received numerousawards including the IADR Distinguished Scientist Award for dental bio-materials research, the Jerome M. and Dorothy Schweitzer ResearchAward from the Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics; the 42ndAnnual Birnberg Award from Columbia University; the 2000 Distin-guished Lecturer Award from the American College of Prosthodontics,and the 2006 Distinguished Lecturer Award form the Greater New YorkAcademy of Prosthodontics.

About the ProgramClinical decision-making is associated with great variability among den-tists. Decisions on when to place a restoration because of suspectedcaries lesions is one of the most difficult choices because of inconsistentphilosophies among traditional prevention, minimally interventive den-tistry, minimally invasive dentistry, preservative dentistry, and modernmanagement of caries as an infectious disease. In addition, treatmentsare controlled by the type and amount of treatment compensation, bythe patients’ demands and expectations, and by the principles of ethicsand beneficence. Of greatest significance is the decision on when to notrestore teeth with initial lesions or with questionable secondary cariesdiagnoses.

Learning objectives● provide a foundation to standardize clinical decisions on placement,

replacement, and repair of dental restorations.● What are the top three factors with very high predictive power for

development of new caries lesions ?● How fast do caries lesions progress?

Who is this programme for?The target audience for this programme will be assistants, hygienists anddentists.

1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.Chair: Dr.Mike Bulger Room 711

8:30 a.m. - 11:15 a.m.Chair: Dr. Gene CerviniRoom 711

Avoiding Crown and Bridge Failures bySystematic Observation of Lab-processed and Previously FailedCeramic and Metal-Ceramic Prostheses

Tips and Tricks for Extending theSurvival Time of Dental Restorations:Criteria for Placement, Replacement,and Repair


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About the ProgramThis session will provide an overview of current orthodontic-periodontalconsiderations. Evidence-based research has shown that the skeletal pat-tern is important to gauge a patient’s potential for facial gingival reces-sion. A prognosticator in evaluating periodontal risk that has been underappreciated is the transverse skeletal discrepancy. This discrepancy is alocal factor that can be corrected and reduce a patient’s potential for gin-gival recession. Skeletal relationships clearly identify patients who aremore susceptible to periodontal breakdown, exhibit unstable dentalcamouflage and lead to less than optimal dentofacial esthetics. Earlytreatment in the deciduous or early mixed dentition is ideal to correctorthopedically transverse skeletal abnormalities. In addition to prevent-ing periodontal problems correction of the transverse (bucco-lingual)skeletal discrepancy should be done to achieve greater dental and skele-tal stability in adult retreatment cases, in preparation of tooth replace-ment or implant placement, and to improve dentofacial esthetics seenwith maxillary transverse deficiency. This program highlights orthopedicand orthodontic treatment as a means of promoting optimal periodontalhealth for patients.

What you will learn● Recognize effects of expansion on periodontal health● Learn to predict increased risk of gingival recession● Recognize susceptibility to periodontal disease

Who is this programme for?This programme will be of interest to all dentists interested in expandingtheir knowledge in the area of orthodontics and periodontics as it relatesto the patients they treat and refer for specialty care. This is a uniqueopportunity to learn from a truly distinguished teacher with cross special-ty certification in orthodontics and periodontics.

Robert L. Vanarsdall, DDS Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

About the Speaker Dr. Robert L. Vanarsdall, Jr. is Professor of Orthodontics and Chairman ofthe Department of Orthodontics at the University of Pennsylvania Schoolof Dental Medicine. He is a member of the American Association ofOrthodontists and the Middle Atlantic Society of Orthodontists and hasserved as President of the Eastern Component of the E.H. Angle Societyof Orthodontics. He received his dental degree from the Medical Collegeof Virginia and is board certified in both Orthodontics and Periodontics.Dr. Vanarsdall served as Chairman of the Department of Periodontics,Department of Pediatric Dentistry and has directed Orthodontics at Pennsince 1981. He is on the staff at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia andProfessor at the Medical College of Pennsylvania. In addition to his teach-ing commitment, he has maintained a private practice for over 30 years.

About the ProgramThis session will provide a comprehensive overview of ectopically posi-tioned teeth in both arches and the periodontal/orthodontic considera-tions for successful management. Highlighting the decision-making withimpacted teeth and familiarizing the clinician with indications for treat-ment of labial or lingual impactions. Procedures to uncover uneruptedteeth and orthodontic principles to position them effectively will be illus-trated. Discussions will also focus on conflicting clinical research regard-ing problems. Treatment of ankylosed teeth will be examined withassessment of several new approaches.care decisions.

What you will learn● Learn techniques to prevent periodontal, esthetic problems with

unerupted teeth● Descision making for impacted teeth● Treatment of labial and lingual impactions● Exposing unerupted teeth● Assessment and treatment of ankylosed teeth

Who is this programme for?This programme is geared for general dentists and specialists who wish toadvance their knowledge in evidence based diagnosis and treatment ofunerupted and ectopically positioned teeth with from one of our profes-sions most distinguished teachers.

1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.Chair: Dr. Shervin AbbaszadehRoom 707

9:00 a.m. - 11:15 a.m.Chair: Dr. John Jenkins Room 707

Interdisciplinary Treatment with Special EmphasisOn Orthodontics and Periodontics

Update on EctopicallyPositioned Teeth


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Robert W. Gerlach, DDS, MPH

About the Speaker Dr. Gerlach is Research Fellow in Worldwide Clinical Investigations atProcter & Gamble. His clinical trials research includes initiatives in theareas of caries prevention, periodontal therapy, and esthetic dentistry,especially tooth whitening. With over 100 studies, his research has led tonovel delivery systems for vital bleaching and new dentifrice formula-tions for stain control. Dr. Gerlach is a public health dentist who receiveda dental degree from the University of Michigan and a public healthdegree from the University of South Florida. His work experienceincludes various government and academic appointments, as well asextensive private practice experience.

About the ProgramPeriodontal disease is reported to be the leading cause of tooth lossamong adults. New research suggests the state of periodontal healthmay also have systemic implications. Clinical trials have been conductedto evaluate the relationship between oral health and cardiovascular dis-ease, diabetes, pregnancy, and others. Information about the oral-sys-temic link continues to be reported not only in the professional literaturebut also in the lay media. It’s important for dental professionals to helppatients differentiate science from hype as they are increasingly exposedto information, and in some cases misinformation, about the impact oforal health on overall well-being.

While the connections between oral and overall health are emerging, it isclear that preventive care is critical to help patients achieve and maintaingingival health. New technologies have emerged to provide patientswith safe and effective treatments for home care. Treatments have beenintroduced that not only deliver the therapeutic benefits patients needbut also provide esthetic benefits they desire to enhance compliance.Various delivery forms are available to help develop a personalized regi-men to meet the specific needs of each patient.

This course will review the state of the science behind periodontal dis-ease, its potential links to systemic health and innovations in chemother-apeutic products to control gingivitis. This session will separate “fact”from “fiction” and address issues relating to research methods, interpreta-tion of the literature and practice implications.

1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.Chair: Ms Eva LissiaRoom 717B

Advances in Prevention:Next Generation ofTherapeutic Products

Learning Objectives● Discuss current evidence evaluating the link between systemic and oral

health ● Explain possible pathways linking periodontal health and overall health ● Discuss the implications of oral and systemic link on patient care ● Describe novel chemotherapeutic technologies to control plaque and

gingivitis and evidence supporting their benefits● Describe common research methods to evaluate the safety and effica-

cy of gingival health treatments● Identify core elements of an evidenced-based literature review

Who is this programme for?This programme is of special interest to dentists, hygienists, chairsideassistants and front desk staff, all who must interact with patients and beknowledgeable when discussing current dental therapeutics.


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Stress Free Entertaining with Ken Kostick

Ken Kostick was born and raised in Winnipeg,Manitoba.

After several careers, Ken's extroverted personality

naturally drew him toward media and entertainment.

Through his recent cooking/entertainment show,

"Countertop to Table Cuisine" airing on the Global

network, along with the cult favourite, "What's for

Dinner?", Ken has become a household name across

Canada. Ken's approach to cooking is simple and

down-to-earth. This endears his audience, and gives

them the courage to try the recipes while they enjoy

his constant banter on a wide range of subjects.

Over the past decade, Ken Kostick has built a following

of people who know him and care about him. He is the

author of 12 bestselling cookbooks, the most recent

one,'Countertop to Table Cuisine'.

If there's anyone who knows his way around a kitchen it's Canadian culinary great Ken Kostick.

Join Ken as he demonstrates how to prepare mouthwatering meals in 30 minutes with very

little preparation.

Now lets get cooking with Ken!

1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.Chair: Dr. Esme SmithRm 713B


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Michael Holmes Toronto, Ontario

About the Speaker With ten years of experience in the financial planning industry, MichaelHolmes leads CDSPI’s/Professional Guide Line Inc.’s Investment ServicesDepartment. Before joining CDSPI in 2005, he attained the distinction ofbeing Freedom 55 Financial's number four advisor in Canada. Michael hasa Bachelor of Arts degree, is a certified financial planner and a financialmanagement advisor, and has the Certified Investment ManagementAnalyst (CIMA) designation.

About the ProgramInvestors who — spooked by market uncertainty — run to “safe” invest-ments, often do themselves more harm than good. This informative sem-inar will help you maximize your potential for returns and still sleepsoundly at night. Learn why adding some riskier investments to yourportfolio can actually reduce overall risk … why jumping in and out of themarket seldom reduces risk … why putting your portfolio on “automatic”may beat actively managing it … and much more. Using real life exam-ples – including insightful references to recent market events – seminarleader Michael Holmes will help attendees learn to use “risk” to theiradvantage. Includes a question and answer session.

What you will learn● Maximize potential for returns● Reduce risk● Put your portfolio on automatic● Sleep soundly at night

Who is this programme for?This programme will guide all attendees in developing a sound invest-ment strategy with minimum risk and maximum potential for return.

Gerry Ross, DDS Tottenham, Ontario

About the Speaker Dr. Gerry Ross has been in general practice in Tottenham since 1971. He isa pioneer of laser therapy and has used lasers clinically since 1990. Dr.Ross’s contributions to the dental community have resulted in many cer-tifications and awards. He holds advanced certification from the Academyof Laser Dentistry. Dr. Ross is president of the Ontario Laser Study Cluband the Canadian Chapter of the Academy of Laser Dentistry. He holds aFellowship from the American Society of Laser Medicine & Surgery andhas been presented with a Service Award from the Ontario Dental Asso-ciation. Dr. Ross is currently coordinating numerous research projectsbased on low level laser therapy and will be co-authoring an informationbook on laser therapy.

About the ProgramDentistry has changed so much in the last decade. One thing that has notchanged much is a patient’s perception of dental treatments as beingpainful. When using Low Level Laser devices on patients, you can reduceor eliminate inflammation and pain, speed healing and relax muscles. Atthe same time, you can demonstrate how much you care about yourpatient. Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) is quickly becoming an estab-lished tool in many dental practices. Its use can enhance your clinicaltreatments and boost patient satisfaction. The course will focus on thetheory and clinical applications of LLLT. In this programme there will bea hands-on demonstration.

What you will learn● How to speed the healing of wounds while decreasing pain and

inflammation;● Treat and prevent oral lesions, including denture sores, apthous ulcers

and herpes lesions● Diagnose and treat dentine hypersensitivity● How to do fillings on primary teeth without needles● How to reduce your prescription pain medication use by 95%.

Who is this programme for?This programme will be of interest to the entire dental team.

9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.Chair: Dr.Doug Jones Room 715B

10:15 a.m – 11:15 a.m. Chair: Dr. Jack Fingrut Room 715B

Is Risk a Four-letter Word?The Use of Low Level Laser forPain Relief, Wound Healing,Nerve Regeneration andMuscle Relaxation in Dentistry

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Neal Kravitz, DMD, MS Chantilly, Virginia

About the Speaker Dr. Kravitz completed his orthodontic training and Masters of Science inOral Sciences at the University of Illinois-Chicago. He received his Doctor-ate of Dental Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania School of DentalMedicine. He has continued his passion for teaching as faculty at Wash-ington Hospital Center and the University of Maryland Department ofOrthodontics, and as a visiting teacher at many universities throughoutthe country. He is the recipient of numerous awards in clinical research,academic achievement and leadership. Dr. Kravitz lectures international-ly and has published extensively in the dental and orthodontic literature,as well as serves as a guest editor for two refereed journals. Presently hemaintains two practices limited to orthodontics in Virginia and Maryland.

About the ProgramThe scope of orthodontics is expanding, and temporary anchoragedevices (TADs) have allowed the orthodontist to move teeth in ways neverthought before. Cosmetic and restorative dentists, prosthodontists, peri-odontists and oral surgeons should be familiar with the many applicationsof temporary anchorage devices. During this power-hour, Dr. Kravitz willprovide a crisp and highly energetic step-by-step overview of the historyof TADs, proper insertion protocol, proper use of topical anesthetics, inter-disciplinary treatment planning, and guide to TAD safety.

What you will learn● To understand the historical perspective and biomechanical advan-

tages of orthodontic TADs● To review the changing designs of the orthodontic TAD and how these

designs affect stationary anchorage.● To review the proper regions for TAD insertion, in regards to bone den-

sity, soft-tissue thickness, and root proximity.

Who is this programme for?This presentation is geared for general dentists and specialists wishing toexpand their knowledge and treatment options in treating patients withorthodontic and restorative requirements in ways previously unavailable.

8:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.Chair: Dr. Filippo MarchelloRoom 706

10:15 a.m. – 11:15 a.m.Chair: Dr. Nelly Himmel Room 715A

Temporary Anchorage Devices:The Future of OrthodonticInterdisciplinary Treatment.

Dentistry: A Pain in the Neck… and Back

Power Hours

Sara Solomon, BSc, DMDToronto, Ontario

George Chaker, CPTToronto, Ontario

About the Speaker Dr. Sara Solomon received her BSc in Physical Therapy and her DMD fromMcGill University in 2001 and 2005 respectively. She is a general dentistin private practice in Mississauga and Oshawa Ontario. She is also a cer-tified personal trainer and a SPINNING® Instructor at Diesel Fitness andYoga Spa in Toronto, Ontario.

For 15 years, George Chaker has been a widely recognised leader in thefitness industry and has been seen regularly on Flare.com and varioushealth and fitness TV programmes including ‘Balance’ (CTV), City Pulse 24,Life Network and many others. George is a certified personal trainer andco-owner of Diesel Fitness and Yoga Spa in Toronto.

About the ProgramIt is generally accepted that chronic neck and back pain are a necessaryevil of practicing dentistry. In fact, 70-90% of us will experience backproblems. This crucial lecture focuses on the prevention and treatment ofwork-related musculoskeletal injuries commonly encountered by den-tists. The initial thrust of this presentation covers the theoretical aspectsof musculoskeletal injuries, with emphasis on prevention via postural cor-rection. Attendees are encouraged to participate in an interactive exer-cise session, in which exercises to prevent and treat neck and back painwill be demonstrated. The second half of the presentation focuses on theprevention of chronic pain via implementation of dento-ergonomics:Attendees will learn correct chair and overhead light positioning, as wellas appropriate use of surgical telescopes. Participants will leave this ses-sion with tips and tricks that will have an immediate positive impact onthe way they practice dentistry.

What you will learn1. Prevalence, etiology, and consequences of work-related musculoskele-

tal pain.2. Techniques to minimize risk factors associated with neck and back

pain, with emphasis on postural correction.3. Exercises to prevent and relieve neck and back pain.4. Implementation of dento-ergonomics.5. Appropriate selection and use of surgical telescopes.

Who is this programme for?In this participatory programme, the entire dental team will will benefitby learning vital strategies to prevent and reduce musculo-skeletal diffi-culties common to those who to those in the practice of dentistry.


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Amber Brown, MD Barrie, Ontario

About the Speaker Dr. Amber Brown graduated in Medicine from the University of Ottawa in1996. Since that time she has developed an active interest in cosmeticprocedures and limits her practice in Barrie to cosmetic medicine. She isa clinical instructor and support advisor for Allergan Canada , OrionLasers, and NexGen Lasers as well as participates in research and devel-opment for these companies. Dr. Brown has presented programmes invarious venues as well as authored a white paper related to laser use inhair removal.

About the ProgramStudies have shown that people who feel good about the way they looklead more productive and happier lives and can actually live longer. Withour aging population there is an increase in acceptance of cosmetic pro-cedures, and increase in importance of appearance. This programme willreview laser treatment for common dermatologic problems such as acne,hyperpigmentation and vascular malformations as well as radiofrequen-cy for skin tightening , reduction in fat and improvement in cellulite. Casestudies will be presented and there will be a demonstration of laser/light,pixel and accent radiofrequency treatment. During the day trainers andtechnicians will be available to assist with demonstrating devices on theexhibit floor where treatment will be available so attendees can actuallyfeel the procedures discussed.

What you will learn● Hair removal…from rasor to laser● Pigment removal and photorejuvination● Acne advances● Tattoo removal● Cellulite and Body contouring

Who is this programme for?This programme is geared for the entire dental team. You will learn newadvances in aesthetic procedures to help you look and feel good.

Dani Botbyl, RDH, Clinical EducatorWelland, Ontario

About the Speaker Dani Botbyl is a dental hygienist with nearly seventeen years of experi-ence devoted to clinical practice and education. Currently, a registereddental hygienist in Ontario, Ms. Botbyl is a Clinical Educator for DENTSPLYCanada. In addition, she holds a faculty position with Niagara College ofApplied Arts and Technology in Welland, Ontario. Ms. Botbyl is a recog-nized national speaker and educates a wide variety of audiences includ-ing students and practicing professionals. She has become a leadingauthority in the area of ultrasonic technology implementation and lendsmuch of her expertise to incorporating ultrasonics into the curriculums ofdental and dental hygiene programs across Canada. Ms. Botbyl maintainsprivate clinical practice in the Niagara Region of Ontario and continueswith her formal studies at Brock University.

About the ProgramDespite the expanded research and use of ultrasonic technology overseveral decades, current research indicates that the application of ultra-sonic debridement therapy continues to be highly subjective. It is criticalthat dental hygienist possess the knowledge and skills that allow for themost effective utilization of ultrasonic technology. The lecture will offerparticipants the opportunity to calibrate their ultrasonic scaling tech-nique against the most current scientific information available. The prin-ciples unique to ultrasonic instrumentation will be demonstrated as indi-viduals are guided through the process of insert selection, sequencingand adaptation for the most anatomically challenging situations.

Who should attend this programme:This programme is geared for hygienists and dentists who wish toimprove their ultrasonic knowledge and technique.

9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.Chair: Dr. Joy McNishRoom 715A

1:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.Chair: Ms Kim IvanRoom 715A

Revolutionary AestheticProcedures… NewOpportunities

Contemporary UltrasonicInstrumentation

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Panel Discussion


About the ProgramYou trust scientists to generate ideas for new materials and test themthrough rigorous research. You trust responsible manufacturers to con-vert these ideas into quality products that perform as well as you expectthem to perform. You trust government and professional regulators toput safeguards in place to reduce the risks inherent in placing thesematerials in the mouths of your patients.

Is your trust in these processes well founded? Despite all the safeguardsin place, knock-off products still find their way on to the Canadian marketand some dubious suppliers sell materials that are not approved for salein this country. Should you care about the risks posed by these products?What should you look out for to avoid this type of trouble?

Dr. Art Conn of Health Canada, Dr. Paul Santerre of the University ofToronto and Mr Bernie Teitelbaum of the Dental Industry Association ofCanada form a panel that will talk about the processes in place in Canadato keep these risks to an acceptable minimum. They will explain the typesof risks you face from sub-standard restorative materials and give youconcrete advice about avoiding trouble. The panellists will field questionsfrom the audience. Dr John O’Keefe of the Canadian Dental Associationwill moderate the discussion.

Who should attend this programmeThis very important panel discussion will be of utmost interest to theentire dental team especially dentists and those responsible for dentalsupply purchases.

About the Speakers Dr. John O'Keefe has been editor in chief of the Journal the Canadian Den-tal Association since 1997. During this time he has also conducted a clin-ical practice on a part-time basis, been Chairman of the FDI Communica-tions & Member Support Committee, and been President of the AmericanAssociation of Dental Editors. He lives in Ottawa.

Dr. Arthur Conn is a 1970 graduate of the Faculty of Dentistry at theUniversity of Toronto. After practicing dentistry in Ottawa for 23 years, hejoined Health Canada’s Medical Devices Bureau as a Dental Advisor. Inthis capacity, he provides advice to the federal government on dentalissues and participates in the assessment of safety and effectiveness ofdental and orthopaedic devices.

Dr. Bernie Teitelbaum has 30 years of experience in the dental industry ina wide variety of management and executive functions ranging fromfinance and operations to sales and marketing. For the past 9 years hehas served as the Executive Director of the Dental Industry Association ofCanada (DIAC) and is responsible for moving the Association’s programsforward from conception to completion. Bernie is involved in all of theAssociation’s programs including membership, regulatory affairs, marketresearch, business and employee development, and conventions. Prior tojoining DIAC, Bernie held the positions of Director of Sales and Market-ing., Sales Manager of the Laboratory Products , and Treasurer and Con-troller of Dentsply Canada Ltd.

Dr. Paul Santerre is Associate Dean of Research at the Faculty of Dentistry,University of Toronto. He is a Full Professor, Dentistry, Division of Biologi-cal and Diagnostic Sciences, Full Professor, Institute for Biomaterials andBiomedical Engineering, University of Toronto and has cross appoint-ments in Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry as well as Metal-lurgy and Materials Science at the University of Toronto. He is also theDirector of the Biomedical Polymers Laboratory, University of Toronto. Dr.Santerre has contributed over 350 peer reviewed publications and is therecipient of numerous awards for his outstanding contributions to the art,science and literature of dentistry.

1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.Chair: Dr. Cal TorneckRoom 713A

Shady materials: there’s more than meets the eye

Moderator : Dr. John O’keefeOttawa, Ontario

Panelists: Dr. Arthur Conn, Dental AdvisorMedical Devices Bureau,

Health Canada

Dr. Bernie Teitelbaum Dental Industry

Association of Canada

Toronto, Ontario

Dr. Paul SanterreUniversity of Toronto

Toronto, Ontario


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Student Program

Poster Board & Table Clinic PresentationsExhibit Hall: 2:30 – 5:00 p.m.

Student Research Poster Boards will be displayed from 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. and Table Clinics from 2:30 – 5:00 p.m.

Judging will take place at 3:00 p.m. and prizewinners will be announced at 4:00 p.m. Judging will be based on academic

research, content, presentation and appearance. Based on a total score, the top three selected will be awarded prizes.

CHARLIE FARQUHARSON is a national institution; his wife sometimes thinks he should be in

one. He was conceived on an Ontario farm in 1942 (his creator, Don Harron was getting his

grade 8 the easy way, as a member of the Farm Service Force working for six months at the

princely sum of twenty dollars per month.) But Charlie wasn't born until 1952. It happened

on a stage during a performance of the annual Canadian topical revue "Spring Thaw". It was

a five minute delivery, and it started a cottage industry which has produced ten best-selling

books, not to mention eighteen years on the television series "Hee Haw" which Charlie calls

"Sesame Street for Grown-ups". Among the tomes Charlie has turned out a Histry of Cana-

da 1972, a Jogfree of Canada, the World and Other Places, 1974, a KORN Farmer's Allmynack,

1976, a Parry Sound version of the Bible, Olde Charlie Farguharson's Testament, 1978, a hys-

terical review of the years 1972-1982 entitled Yer Last Decadent. Charlie was a contributor

to a book by his rich city cousin Valerie Rosedale in 1984 called DeBunk's History of the

Canadian Establishment. In 1986, Charlie almost gave up on agriculture with his book Cum

Buy the Farm. But the book is full of agricultural lore including advice on composting. "If yuh

takes from the soil yuh gotta giv back. Works fine with plants and animals. No waist there.

The wife and I has His and Hers piles of rotten old stuff. Hers is called composst and con-

tanes anythin' that'll give life to her gardin by rottin itself to deth. Tee bags, old lettusses, car-

rit tops, sawed dust, straw, twigs, hedgy clippins, plus domestical garbitch. It all gits togeth-

er and cooks over a long, long time. Yuh can't buy stuff like that, ya has to make it yerself,

and practickly ennybuddy kin do it hoo has jist had lunch."

Charlie has just completed his eleventh book entitled Charlie's A Broad. This is a travel book,

not a medical text. Published by MacMillan of Canada, it is in bookstores everywhere.


SciCan Ltd. Dentsply Canada Ltd.

Belmont/Takara Co. Can. Ltd. Nexgen Lasers Inc.

Sinclair Dental Co. Ltd. K-Dental Inc.

Thank you to the Following Exhibitors for Purchasing 4 or more Booths!


EST. 1969

Intelligent engineering, smart design.

Patterson Dental Canada Inc. Crest Oral-B P&G ProfessionalOral Health

Henry Schein Ash Arcona MCC

Clinical Research DentalSupplies & Services Inc.

Consult-Pro

Thank you to the Following Exhibitors for Purchasing 4 or more Booths!


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2007 Exhibitors *3M ESPE300 Tartan DriveLondon, ON N5V 4M9T 519-452-6574F 519-452-6597www.3MESPE.com./[email protected]

ABELSoft Corporation3310 South Service RoadBurlington, ON L7N 3M6T 1-800-263-5104F [email protected]

A-Dec2601 Crestview DriveNewburg, OR 97132 USAT 503-538-9471F [email protected]

Alliance H. Inc.PO Box 356, 31 Scarsdale RoadToronto, ON M3C 2S7T 416-447-9500F [email protected]

Assante Wealth Management350 Burnhamthorpe Road W.,Suite 218Mississauga, ON L5B 3J1T 905-277-7927F [email protected]

Baluke Dental Studios85 West Wilmot Street, Suite 8Richmond Hill, ON L4B 1K7T 905-764-6322F [email protected]

Belmont/Takara Co. Can. Ltd.2076 South Sheridian WayMississauga, ON L5J 2M4T 905-822-2755F [email protected]

Benson Medical Industries Inc.

151 Esna Park Drive, Unit 19Markham, ON L3R 3B1T 905-475-0401F [email protected]

BioHorizons Canada21 Amber Street, Unit 7Markham, ON L3R 4Z3T 905-944-1700F [email protected]

Biomet 3i Canada Inc.5805 Ch. St. FrancoisSt. Laurent, QC H4S 1B6T 514-956-9843F [email protected] [email protected]

Bisco Dental Products(Canada) Inc.2571 Smith StreetRichmond, BC V6X 2J1T 1-800-667-8811F [email protected]

Blue And Green6979 Yonge Street, Suite 203Toronto, ON M2M 3X1T 416-733-7900F [email protected]

BMO Bank Of Montreal55 Bloor Street West, 14th FloorToronto, ON M4W 3N5T 416-927-4213F [email protected]

Bolton/Buffalo Dental Mfg. Inc.50 Goebel AvenueCambridge, ON N3C 1Z1T 519-651-2444F [email protected]

Brasseler CanadaOne Brasseler Blvd.Savannah, GA 31419 USAT 912-925-8325F [email protected]

Canadent5470 Montee St-HubertSt-Hubert, QC J3Y 1V9T 450-656-6099F [email protected]

Canadian Academy forEsthetic Dentistry40 Place du Commerce CP63005 Montreal, QC H3E 1V6T 514-769-6037F [email protected]

Canadian Dental AutoLeasing Program155 Lesmill RoadToronto, ON M3B 2T8T 1-877-882-3257F [email protected]

Canadian Dental ProtectiveAssociation505 - 330 Highway #7 EastRichmond Hill, ON L4B 3P8T 416-491-5932F [email protected]

Canadian Dental ServicesPlan Inc.155 Lesmill RoadToronto, ON M3B 2T8T 416-296-9401F [email protected]

Cerum OrthoOrganizers/Cerum DentalSupplies115 17 Avenue SWCalgary, AB T2S 0A1T 1-800-661-1169F [email protected]

CIT Canada5035 South Service RoadBurlington, ON L7R 3Y8T 905-633-2026F [email protected]

Classic Dental/SpaceMaintainers Laboratories1 Whitmore Road, Unit 19Woodbridge, ON L4L 8G4T 1-800-661-1169F [email protected]

Cleardent (Prococious)205 - 3689 East 1 AvenueVancouver, BC V5M 1C2T 1-604-879-8872 x1F [email protected]

Clinical Research DentalSupplies & Services Inc.PO Box 28040London, ON N6H 5E1T 1-800-265-344F 1-800-719-3292www.clinicalresearchdental.comilamonde@clinicalresearchdental.com

Coltene/Whaledent34 Pebble Valley AvenueStoney Creek, ON L8E 6C8T 905-643-9207F [email protected]

Confi-Dent Inc.90 Nolan Court, Unit 14Markham, ON L3R 4L9T 905-474-4444F [email protected]

Consult-Pro1100 Sheppard Avenue East,Suite 301Toronto, ON M3K 2B3T 416-429-6545F [email protected]

Credit Medical Corporation64 Prince Arthur AvenueToronto, ON M5R 1B4T 416-593-1633F [email protected]

Crest Oral-B P&G ProfessionalOral Health4711 Yonge StreetToronto, ON M2N 6K8T 416-730-5920F [email protected]

Curve Dental303-1109-17th Avenue S.W.Calgary, AB T3A 5W8T 403-245-4088 [email protected]

Del Pharmaceutics (Canada) Inc.

316 Bayview AvenueBarrie, ON L4N 4Y8T 705-722-8788 x245F [email protected]

Deluca Dental Laboratories129 Willowdale AvenueToronto, ON M2N 4Y3T 416-223-5870F [email protected]

Denesca250 Wyecroft Road, Unit 7Oakville, ON L6K 3T7T 905-339-1334F [email protected]


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2007 Exhibitors *Den-Mat Holdings, LLC2727 Skyway DriveSanta Maria, CA 93455T 805-922-8491F [email protected]

Dental Film Club517 de la NoueMontreal, QC H3E 1S2514-768-6879514-768-14230www.dentalfilmclub.comorders@dentalfilmclub.com

Dental Services Group ofToronto572 Champagne DriveToronto, ON M3J 2T9T 416-654-6365F [email protected]

DentalEZ Group due to usconversion101 Lindenwood Dr., Suite 225Malvern, PA 19355 USAT 610-725-8004 x1339F [email protected]

Dentsply Canada Ltd.161 Vinyl CourtWoodbridge, ON L4L 4A3T 905-851-6060 x52222F [email protected]

Desante Financial30 Vogell Road, Suite 1Richmond Hill, ON L4B 3K6T 905-780-0891 x238F [email protected]

Discus Dental Inc.8550 Higuera StreetCulver City, CA 90232 USAT 1-800-422-9448F [email protected]

D-Sharp Dental Inc. /ScrubsCouture4063 Applevalley Lane, Unit BBurlington, ON L7L 1E9T 905-331-5593F 905-331-5803www.dsharp.ca/[email protected] /[email protected]

Electro Medical Systems - (EMS)

6525 Decarie Blvd., Suite 205Montreal, QC H3W 3E3T 514-736-5066F [email protected]

Elsevier Canada905 King Street West, 4th FloorToronto, ON M6K 3G9T 416-644-7053F [email protected]

Exan - Power Practice101 - 1515 Broadway StreetPort Coquitlam, BC V3C 6M2T 604-468-6820F [email protected]

Flight Dental Systems21 Kenview Blvd., Unit 9Brampton, ON L6T 5G7T 905-799-0517F [email protected]

Fortune Management2650 Camino Del Rio North,Suite 202San Diego, CA 92108-1631USAT 619-564-7402F [email protected] America Inc.3737 West 127th StreetAlsip, IL 60803 USA708-926-3129708-926-3043www.gcamerica.comdarlene_goetzinger@gcameri-ca.com

GE Money CareCredit Canada2300 Meadowvale Blvd.Mississauga, ON L5N 5P9T 905-858-5239F [email protected]

Gendex Dental Systems340 East Route 22Lake Zurich, IL 60047 USAT 1-800-323-8029F [email protected]

Genexa Medical Inc.120 Adelaide Street WestToronto, ON M5H 1T1T 416-860-9926F [email protected]

Germiphene CorporationP.O. Box 1748Brantford, ON N3T 5V7T 519-759-7100 x269F [email protected]

GlaxoSmithKline ConsumerHealthcare2030 Bristol CircleOakville, ON L6H 5V2T 905-403-4634F [email protected]

Global Microscopes -Newfields163 Roselawn AvenueToronto, ON M4R 1E8T 416-482-9437F [email protected]

HANSAmed Limited2880 Argentia Road, Units 7 & 8Mississauga, ON L5N 8G4T 905-813-9080 x250F [email protected]

HeartZap Services Inc.751 Main Street EastNorth Bay, ON P1B 1C2T 705-494-8488F [email protected]

Henry Schein Ash Arcona345 Townline Road, SS 4Niagara-On-The-Lake, ONL0S 1J0T 905-646-1711 x3113F [email protected]

Henry's119 Chruch StreetToronto, ON M5C 2G5T 416-868-0872F [email protected]

Horwath Orenstein LLP2 Bloor Street East, Suite 1100Toronto, ON M4W 1A8T 416-596-6767 x289F [email protected] [email protected]

Hu-Friedy Mfg. Co.3232 North Rockwell StreetChicago, Il 60618 USAT 773-975-6100F [email protected]

Image Dental Laboratory Ltd.33 Quarry Ridge RoadBarrie, ON L4M 7G1T 705-726-6301F 705-726-2018www.imagdentallaboratory.comali@imagedentallaboratory.com

Imtech800 Jane StreetConcord, ON L4K 5B8T 905-660-1838F [email protected]

In 2 Uniforms1 - 1097 North Service Road E.Oakville, ON L6H 1A6T 905-339-3232F [email protected]

Innova Corporation522 Unviersity Ave, Suite 1200Toronto, ON M5G 1W7T 416-340-8818F [email protected]

Investors Group1275 South Service Rd W., Ste 100Oakville, ON L6M 3G4T 416-844-2345F 905-847-1062www.investorsgroup.comcharles.thornton@investors-group.com

Invisalign (Align Technology)821 Martin AvenueSanta Clara, CA 95050 USAT 408-470-1000F [email protected]

Ivoclar Vivadent Inc.2785 Skymark AvenueMississauga, ON L4W 4Y3T 905-238-5700F 905-238-5711www.ivoclarvivadentus.comsarah.anders@ivoclarvivadent.com

K-Dental Inc.1 - 5621 Finch Avenue EastToronto, ON M1B 2T9T 416-293-8365 x224F [email protected]


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2007 Exhibitors *Kerr Corporation1717 W. Collins AvenueOrange, CA 92867 USAT 1-800-537-7123F [email protected]

Kodak Dental Systems6 Monogram Place, Suite 200Toronto, ON M9R 0A1T 1-800-944-6365F 416-760-4487www.kodak.com/[email protected]

Kor Group777 Lawrence StreetCambridge, ON N3H 5T1T 519-650-2251F 519-650-5707

Larr Sales Inc.295 Steelcase Road EastMarkham, ON L3R 1G3T 905-474-2233F 905-474-2251

Laser Light Canada22 Queen Street North, Box 190Tottenham, ON L0G 1W0T 416-503-8667F [email protected]

LiveDDM - The DoctorCompany Inc.153 High Street, Box 850Sutton, ON L0E 1R0T 905-722-3311F [email protected]

Logic Tech Corp620 Alden Road, Unit 106Markham, ON L3R 9R7T 905-946-1477F [email protected]

Maggas Medical Inc.154 Norfinch Drive, Unit 1Toronto, ON M3N 1X6T 416-410-0200F [email protected]

Market Connections Inc.4950 Yonge Street, Suite 101Toronto, ON M2N 6K1T 416-223-2250F 416-223-2244www.denatlhealthnews.orglktedesco@marketconnec-tions.com

Maxim Software Systems2302 - 7 Evergreen PlaceWinnipeg, MB R3L 2T3T 204-987-9098F [email protected]

MCC10721 Keele Street, PO Box 580Maple, ON L6A 1S5T 905-832-8311F [email protected]

MDH Inc. - Mamisch DentalHealth3 - 71 Marycroft AvenueWoodbridge, ON L4L 5Y6T 905-265-9634F [email protected]

Medical Mart Supplies Ltd.5875 Chedworth WayMississauga, ON L5R 3L9T 905-624-6201 x112F [email protected]

Medicard1107 - 60 Bloor WestToronto, ON M4W 3B8T 416-777-9876F [email protected]

Mediclub Dental Inc.175 Montee De LiesseSt. Laurent, QC H4T 1T9T 514-735-6079F [email protected]

Midmark Corporation60 Vista DriveVersailles, OH 45380 USAT 1-937-526-8244F [email protected]

Mir-Nad formerly SkyBlue2229 Wyandotte DriveOakville L6L 2T4T 416-797-6948F [email protected]

National Dental Inc.3 - 149 Collier StreetBarre, ON L4M 1H6T 1-800-392-1171F [email protected]

Nexgen Lasers Inc.112 Commerce Park Drive, Unit D&E Barrie, ON L4N 8W8T 1-888-527-3711F [email protected]

Nobel Biocare Canada Inc.9133 Leslie Street, Unit 100Richmond Hill, ON L4B 4N1T 905-762-3521F [email protected]

Obtura Spartan302 - 3310 South Service RoadBurlington, ON K7N 3M6T 1-877-485-3556F [email protected]

Ocean Pacific & Omega500 1055 14th St. W.North Vancouver, BC V7P 3P2T 604-980-6500F [email protected]

Oceania Heights107 Westbury CourtRichmond Hill, ON L4S 2L3T 647-829-7199F [email protected]

Ondine/Biopharma910 - 1100 Melville StreetVancouver , BC V6E 4A6T 604-669-0555 x240F [email protected]

Oral Science1027 Pierre - DupuyLongueuil, QC J4K 1A1T 1-888-442-7070F [email protected]

Orthodent Ltd.311 Viola StreetOshawa, ON L1H 3A7T 1-800-267-8463F [email protected]

Patient News Publishing Ltd.5152 County Road 21, Box 822Haliburton, ON K0M 1S0T 1-800-667-0268F [email protected]

Patterson Dental Canada Inc.6300A Viscount RoadMississauga, ON L4V 1H3T 905-677-7711F 905-677-2940www.pattersondental.camichael.comartin@pattersondental.ca

PDT - Paradise DentalTechnologies420 Atwood LaneOakville, ON L6H 5G2T 905-616-5476F [email protected]

PeriOptix Inc.1001 Avenida Pico. #C620San Clemente, CA 92673 USAT 949-340-6893F [email protected]

Posiflex Design190 De VimySaint-Bruno, QC J3V 2L1T 888-767-4353F [email protected]

PPC Microsmith Inc.3070 Mainway Drive, Unit 12Burlington, ON L7M 3X1T 905-315-9387F [email protected]

Precision Dental Supply49 Marquette AvenueToronto, ON M6A 1X8T [email protected]

Premier Dental Products49 Cranberry LaneAurora, ON L4G 5Y5T 905-713-0302F [email protected]

Prism Dental Ceramics145 Traders Blvd. East, Unit 37Mississauga, ON L4Z 3L3T 905-890-0072F [email protected]

Pro-Art Dental LaboratoryLimited855 Broadview AvenueToronto, ON M4K 3Z1T 416-469-4121F 416-469-1075www.pro-artdentallab.commargaret@pro-artdentallab.com


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2007 Exhibitors *

* at time of printing

Professional Practice Sales9 Ridgevale DriveMarkham, ON L6B 1A8T 905-472-6000F [email protected]

Professional Sales Associates Inc.

287 Century Circle, #100Louisville, CO 80027 USAT 303-443-8165F [email protected]

RBC20 King St W 2nd FloorToronto, On M5H 1C4T 416-974-0105F 416-974-7770www.rbcroyalbank.com/[email protected]

Redfern Ent./Backplus135 Skyline Crescent North EastCalgary, AB T2K 5X2T 403-735-5730F [email protected]

Revive Hot Towel Company5511 Cliffside RoadNanaimo, BC V9T 6R3T 1-866-206-6158F [email protected]

ROI Corporation1155 Indian RoadMississauga, ON L5H 1R8T 905-820-4145 x37F [email protected]

Rotsaert Dental LaboratoryServices Inc.71 Emerald Street SouthHamilton, ON L8N 2V4T 1-800-263-2113F [email protected]

Sable Industries Inc.100 Campbell Avenue, Suite 5Kitchener, ON N2H 4X8T 1-800-368-8106F 519-579-9324www.sableindustires.commmoreau@sableindustriesinc.com

SciCan Ltd.1440 Don Mills RoadToronto, ON M3B 3P9T 416-445-1600F [email protected]

Scotiabank44 King Street West, 20th FloorToronto, ON M5H 1H1T 416-933-1130F [email protected]

Septodent of Canada, Inc.50 Swennen DriveBrampton, ON L6V 4E1T [email protected]

Shaw Group of DentalLaboratories104 Bond StreetToronto, ON M5B 1X9T 416-979-3201F [email protected]

Sinclair Dental Co. Ltd.6275 Northam Drive, Unit 5Mississauga, ON L4V 1Y8T 905-740-2000F 905-405-0246www.sinclairdental.comjheidebrecht@sinclairdental.com

Sonicare/Philips OralHealthcarePO Box 120015Stanford, CT 06912T 203-351-5958F [email protected]

SOS Emergency ResponseTechnologies160 Tycos Drive, Unit 126Toronto, ON M6B 1W8T 416-789-7689F [email protected]

Strategic Edge839 Primrose CourtPickering, ON L1X 2S7T 905-839-0660F [email protected]

Stratos Wealth Management1565 Carling Avenue, Suite 300Ottawa, ON K1Z 8R1T 613-520-7677F [email protected]

Straumann Canada303 - 4145 North Service RoadBurlington, ON L7L 6A3T 1-800-363-4024F [email protected]

Sulcabrush Inc.21 Bradwick Drive, Unit 12Concord, ON L4K 1K6T 905-669-6288F [email protected]

Sunstar515 Governors RoadGuelph, ON N1K 1C7T 519-837-2500F [email protected]

SybronEndoStevenson Group 812J OregonAvenueLinthicum Heights, MD 21090 USAT 410-636-8801F [email protected]

Synca Marketing Inc.337 MarionLa Gardeur, QC J5Z 4W8T 1-800-667-9622F [email protected]

The Investment House OfCanada Inc.1033 Bay Street, Suite 221Toronto, ON M5S 3A5T 416-926-9000 x222F [email protected]

Theta CorporationPO Box 806Niagara Falls, NY 14302 USAT 1-800-828-1205F [email protected]

Tilley Del Col & Assoc. Ltd.40 Port Rush TrailMarkham, ON L6C 1Z3T 416-580-5013F [email protected]

ToothBooth.com103 Franmore CircleThornhill, ON L4J 3B9T 416-347-3779F [email protected]

Transitions Group NorthAmerica3050 Harvester Road, Suite 205Burlington, ON L7N 3J1T 800-345-2024F [email protected]

Ultreo The UltrasoundToothbrushSuite 101- 9461 Willows Rd NERedmond, WA 98052 USAT [email protected]

Vident3150 East Birch Street, P.O. Box 23400Brea, CA 92822-2340 USAT 1-800-263-4778F [email protected] [email protected]

WD Canada257 Centre Street EastRichmond Hill, ON L4C 1A7T 905-883-1072F [email protected]

Zila Pharmaceuticals / Pro-Dentec5227 North 7th StreetPhoenix, AZ 85014-2800 USAT 602-280-1200F [email protected]


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Presented by the Toronto Academy of Dentistry and the Rotary Club of Toronto-Don-Mills

Présentée par l’Académie de dentisterie de Toronto et le Rotary Club de Toronto-Don Mills

www.brushamania.ca

Rotary Cares

Toronto East Dental Society, North Toronto Dental Society, Toronto Central Dental Society, Burlington Dental Academy,

Niagara Peninsula Dental Association, Sudbury & District Dental Society and Timmins & District Dental Society


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170 schools and over 56,000 students participated this year!

Many thanks to our Brush-a-Mania 2007 Sponsors98.1 CHFICadbury Adams Canada Inc.CostcoDr. Andrea JackDr. Andrew GoulbourneDr. Bill StudziennyDr. Bryn CassonDr. Doksoo AhnDr. Farel AndersonDr. Geeta GauthamDr. John AugimeriDr. Karen MacDonaldDr. Leena IbrahimDr. Mauro FattoreDr. Nelson CheungDurham-Ontario Dental SocietyElgin District Dental AssociationFresh Breath ClinicHalton-Peel Dental AssociationKent County Dental SocietyMcHugh Public SchoolNiagara Peninsula Dental Associa-tionNorth Toronto Dental SocietyOntario Dental AssociationPeterborough & District DentalSocietyRotary Club of GeorgetownRotary Club of Orangeville High-landsRotary Club of Toronto Don MillsSault Ste. Marie & District DentalSocietyScotia BankSonnik Inc.Sudbury & District Dental SocietyTD Canada TrustTimmins & District Dental SocietyTippet-Richardson Ltd.

Toronto Academy of DentistryToronto Central Dental SocietyToronto East Dental Society

Volunteer DentistsAdrian MustersAliea ButtAllan KatchkyAllan LevyAndrea JackAndrew GoulbourneAndrew MarandoAndrew SyriopoulosAni HasserjianAnna TsoraklidisAnoop SayalArasaratnam SelvarajahArnie WeingartenBenjamin HoBhavana SawhneyBill StudziennyBonnie YuBrenda BubnikBruce GardnerBryn CassonC. P. GiriCharles DalyCharles TrottierCheryl TurgeonChristine MooreDanny RainDaryl SmithDavid HoDavid LaskoDeane MurdyDennis BoadwayDick ItoDoksoo AhnDoug Litchfield Drew Markham

Edith LaszloEric DomingoFarel AndersonGary KleinGeeta GauthamGene CerviniGerald VoliereGordon HayesHoward SteinJae ChangJai KanhaiJason YeeJennifer ClaridgeJim HylandJim JeffsJoanne KimJoel KachuckJohn AugimeriJohn BozekJohn MalettaJohn PerriJohn RamageJohn ShawJohn ThompsonJohn WhiteJorge Mijares JoseJoseph BulgerJovan MilanovicJulianna GalessiereJulie JohnsonKaren BolandKaren MacDonaldKathie SchenkKen SouthwardKiran MathurLaura LiiagvievLawrence FreedmanLeena IbrahimLisa KellyLisa Tam

Lorraine KelleherMaryann MajicMedhat GuirguisMeera GopalkrishnanMichael BanhMichael J. daSilvaMike RivaNatalia GaidoukNick BozicevicNick SansaloneNicole BrienNorman BelandNour AlsatiPascal StevansPaul MirkopoulosPaul MonczkaPeter BastianPhillip OdiatuPil SonRaffy ChouljianRana El ZoghbiRavi KumarRichard WardRon RichardsonSaajan SagguSally SafaSara HansenScott KeenanSeshantri ViswasamSharon AnbarShelley MacInnes-Verbeek Shirley LamSteve GorenSteve SilvermanSuanita HodzicSue-Ann ChooSvetlana ZienchukWalter YatesZaimin Dawood


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TORONTO ACADEMY OF DENTISTRY SERVICES & EVENTS

Meetings:Planning a Meeting? Contact the Academy Office at (416) 967-5649 and we will record the date on the calendar andwill inform you if there is a conflict with another meeting.Please advise speaker, location and contact person.

Our website at www.tordent.com lists all dental meetingsrecorded at our office and is updated regularly.

Placement Services:Looking for an Assistant, a Hygienist or an Office Manager?Call the Academy Office at (416) 967-5649

Contact Us:For further information on Winter Clinic or any other AcademyEvent please contact us at:Phone #: (416) 967-5649Fax #: (416) 967-5081E-mail: [email protected] visit us at www.tordent.com

Website Features include:● Information on the Academy● Winter clinic updates and information for delegates and

exhibitors● Members area for the four Toronto Dental Societies● A comprehensive calendar of all seminars and meetings in the

Toronto area● Hot links to other dental associations● Members alert button with current up-to-date important

informationWe look forward to having you visit us frequently

Academy Events:

Academy Curling Bonspiel February 29, 2008 Academy Ski Day March 7, 2008Honours Night May 2008CIT Toronto Dental Charity Golf Classic June 2008Winter Clinic November 14, 2008

South Building

Mark these dates in your appointment book now! Dates may besubject to change.


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MEDIATIONS REPORT

Gilbert Chapnick, D.D.S., F.I.C.D.This past year has seen an update and revision in the mediation process by the Ontario Dental Association.This has been done to comply with the new Privacy Laws and the liability concerns for the Ontario DentalAssociation and the members of the Mediation Committees. The relationship between the O.D.A.and theToronto Academy remains the same and the Academy assists the four Toronto Dental Societies in all medi-ation procedures.

There has been an increase in the number of requests for assistance from patients to resolve problems thathave developed with their dentist. Misunderstandings as to fees quoted for crowns and other restorativedentistry when there is a laboratory fee involved can create problems. It is mandatory that the laboratoryfee and the professional fee be quoted separately. Patients should be informed that following root canaltreatment, restorative treatment is required and there will be a separate fee for this service. Cosmetic proce-dures and lack of informed consent before proceeding with extensive restorative treatment have also made

resolutions difficult for Mediation Committees to resolve. Problems with patients do occur and should be resolved immediately ratherthan waiting and hoping that they will go away.

We are in the midst of a changing profession with new dental techniques, materials and patients who are more informed. There are manyethical issues focusing on dentistry that we as professionals must be aware of. This 70th Annual Winter Clinic has several excellent pro-grammes which will be discussing many of these important issues.

I would like to extend our sincere thanks to our office staff Mara and Duane and to the members of the Mediation Committees for theirhelp in resolving these patient problems.

Respectfully submitted

Gilbert Chapnick, D.D.S.

Mediations Co-ordinator

Toronto Academy of Dentistry

Congratulations!!

Each Year the University of Toronto, Faculty of Dentistry,awards prizes donated by the Toronto Academy of Dentistry

The awards are given to outstanding students in the Departments of Paedodontics (4th Year), and in Community Dentistry (3rd Year)

The 2006-07 Winner:Michelle Bendayan, Paedodontics

You’ve Helped Us Help Others

The Toronto Community Professional Dental Association was incorporated in 1994, and was created to be utilized for charitable dona-tions only, a commitment the Academy is honoured to be a part of it.Requests for funding must be formally submitted to the Academy office no later than November 15th of each year.

Past endowments include Easter Seal Society, Ontario March of Dimes, University of Toronto, Faculty of Dentistry’s Paediatric Clinic,Department of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Daily Bread Food Bank, Kid’s Help Phoneline, Women in Transition, Hospital for Sick Children,About Face, Children’s Aid Foundation, and Bloorview MacMillan Children’s Foundation.

In 2007, recipients from the fund are: Children’s Aid Foundation/Academy’s Dental FundU of T Faculty of Dentistry Research ProgramAbout Face

The Academy gratefully acknowledges the much appreciated support of both the dental profession and the dental industry.For the past five years the members of the Academy have participated at the Annual Teddy Bear Affair raising additional funds for theChildren’s Aid Foundation.


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Past PresidentsThe Past Presidents of the Toronto Dental Society are identified as

PAST PRESIDENTS of this Academy

Below is a list of Past Presidents from 1891-2007

1891-1892 N. Pearson*

1892-1893 J.B. Willmott*

1893-1894 N. Pearson*

1894-1895 W.H. Wunder*

1895-1896 G.S. Martin*

1896-1897 H.E. Eaton*

1897-1898 J.J. McDonagh*

1898-1899 J.E. Wilkinson*


1900-1901 A.E. Webster*

1901-1902 F.D. Price*

1902-1903 W.E. Willmott*

1903-1904 G.S. Martin*

1904-1905 C.E. Pearson*

1905-1906 W.G.L. Spaulding*


1907-1908 R.G. McLauglin*

1908-1909 A.J. McDonagh*

1909-1910 H.E. Eaton*

1910-1911 A. E. Webster*

1911-1912 A.D.A. Mason*

1912-1913 C.A. Kennedy*

1913-1914 W.E. Willmott*

1914-1915 G.W. Grieve*

1915-1916 F.C. Husband*

1916-1917 E.F. Arnold*

1917-1918 W.B.T. Amy*

1918-1919 J.E. Rhind*

1919-1920 R.D. Thornton*

1920-1921 W.H. Coon*

1921-1922 H.A. McKim*

1922-1923 R. Gordon McLean*

1923-1924 J.A. Bothwell*

1924-1925 Arthur Day*

1925-1926 W.G.L.Spaulding*

1926-1927 H.G. Robb*

1927-1928 R.S. Woolatt*

1928-1929 W.B.T. Amy*

1929-1930 T.E.C. Butler*

1930-1931 E.C. Veitch*

1931-1932 J.W. McDonald*

1932-1933 Thomas R. Marshall*

1933-1934 Edmund A. Grant*

1934-1935 Frank Martin*

1935-1936 William J. Kerr *

1936-1937 Stanley S. Crouch *

1938-1939 Harold Hoag*

1939-1940 Wm. G. Trelford*

1940-1941 Edmund T. Guest*

1941-1942 Stewart A. MacGregor*

1942-1943 Lloyd M. Grose*

1943-1944 Charles McLean*

1944-1945 Harold Skilling*

1945-1946 Harold Swales*

1946-1947 H. Colton Bliss *

1947-1948 F. Harold Shepard *

1948-1949 Joseph H. Johnson*

1949-1950 Edgar A. White*

1951-1952 Mark G. Boyes*

1952-1953 J. Gordon Chalmers*

1953-1954 Elmer J. Henderson*

1954-1955 W. James Smith*

1955-1956 J. Bevan King*

1956-1957 Harvey Milburn*

1957-1958 Robert W. Marshall

1958-1959 William A. Weir*

1959-1960 James A. Bigelow*

1960-1961 Vernon A. Herron*

1961-1962 Arthur E. Histrop*

1962-1963 John H. Mullett

1963-1964 Robert M. Grainger

1964-1965 J.E. Carson McGowan

1965-1966 Murray Cornish*

1966-1967 Morley G. Hardy

1967-1968 Gordon M. Marshall

1968-1969 Bert J. Levin

1969-1970 George C. Stirling*

1970-1971 Wilfred J. McColeman*

1971-1972 Miet A. Kamienski*

1972-1973 Don M. McKee*

1973-1974 Bernard N. Crystal

1974-1975 William S. MacKenzie

1975-1976 Robert S. McKegney

1976-1977 Ronald S. Anco

1977-1978 Murray Wagman

1978-1979 Gordon Perlmutter

1979-1980 Robert H. Pick

1980-1981 Len Shapira

1981-1982 Ronald Martin

1982-1983 Ronald Traub

1983-1984 Arthur J. Breglia

1984-1985 James T. Hing*

1985-1986 Alexander J. Puskas

1986-1987 Stewart Sigesmund

1987-1988 Donald Stewart

1988-1989 Barry Chapnick

1989-1990 Aldo Boccia

1990-1991 Wayne Pulver

1991-1992 Jerry Weisberg

1992-1993 Godfrey Beber

1993-1994 Ken Hershenfield

1994-1995 Peter Tonisson

1995-1996 Flavio Turchet

1996-1997 John Jenkins

1997-1998 Gerald Pearson

1998-1999 Gene Cervini

1999-2000 David Hanmer

2000-2001 Brian Chapnick

2001-2002 Ron Richardson

2002-2003 Phil Shedletsky

2003-2004 Warren Hing

2004-2005 Shayne Lipton

2005-2006 Timothy Milligan

2006-2007 Ed Philips

*Deceased


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Toronto Academy of Dentistry

Service Award Recipient

Eva YoungEva’s introduction to Dentistry came 35 years ago, when she left her part time job as ateacher to become the office manager for Dr’s Don Coburn and Larry Levin in Hamilton,Ontario. Here she also received her first introduction to the dental industry by becomingan observer and occasional participant with Don, Larry, Doug Young and Wilson Southamin their activities at the Group at Cox in Stoney Creek.

A few years later, knowing that The Dental World was where she wanted to spend her future,Eva interviewed for and was offered a dental sales position by Les Jones, Canadian Managerof the Amalgamated Dental Division of Dentsply. Overjoyed, Eva literally jumped at the offer,and became the first female sales representative in the Canadian Dental Industry.

At Amalgamated, Eva used her dental experience to help graduating Ontario Dentistsorganize instrument and surgical tray setups for their new practices, and it was not long

afterward that her success in sales translated into a promotion to National Sales Manager for the company.

In the years since then, Eva has become a familiar face in the dental profession, where she has worked for 4 of our leadingdental manufacturers: as Group Product Manager for Caulk Dentsply; Canadian Managing Director for Kerr Sybron; World-wide Marketing Director for SciCan; and for the past 9 years, the Canadian General Manager for Ivoclar Vivadent.

Eva is a past President and Vice President of the Dental Industry Association of Canada and served on the DIAC Board ofDirectors for 12 years, holding portfolios in Regulatory Affairs, Professional Relations, and Communications. In 1995, as Pres-ident of DIAC, Eva initiated the development of the annual DIAC Survey of Canadian Dentistry, a comprehensive documentwhich has served to become a valuable strategic tool for DIAC members, the industry and the profession.

Eva was a member of Health Canada’s ISO 210 Working Group, served as a director on several Health Canada Stakeholder’sCommittees and on the International Congress of Dental Biomaterials where she helped host the Congress’s first Canadianmeeting in Toronto. Eva served as Vice Chair of the Dentistry Canada Fund and was an active member of their Board of Direc-tors for 8 years. She was a Founding Member and Chair of the DCF Business Advisory Council until 2004.

The Canadian Dental Association awarded Evawith their Special Friend of Canadian DentistryAward in 2002 and in 2004 she received the DCFOutstanding Service Award to Industry.

Locally, Eva was a longstanding participant of theOntario Dental Association’s Spring Meeting Com-mittee and has served on several working commit-tees with the Toronto Academy of Dentistrythrough the years. Dentistry, as prominent in herlife as it has been, takes a back seat to Eva’s great-est joy, her family; and her eyes sparkle at everyopportunity to talk – or boast - about her motherMartha, her husband Roger and their 4 childrenand 6 grandchildren.

Recently, Eva’s love of family motivated her toenter a new career – semi-retirement – so thatshe will have more time to enjoy them all - hope-fully for the next 35 years.

Past Service Award Recipients

Mr. Michel Hart 2006

Ms Erla Kay 2005

Mr. Ken Croney 2004

Mr. John Paterson 2003

Mrs. Raisyl Wagman 2002

Mr. John Gillies 2001

Mr. Stewart Cannon 2000


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The Honourary Life Members of the Toronto Academy of Dentistry

Albert E. Webster* D.D.S., M.D., M.D.S. 1932

Walter Earl Willmott*, D.D.S. 1933

Harold Clark*, D.D.S. 1934

Andrew J. McDonagh*, D.D.S. 1935

Charles Nelson Johnson*, D.D.S., M.D.S., F.A.C.D., L.L.D. 1936

William Cecil Trotter*, B.A., D.D.S. 1938

Charles E. Pearson*, D.D.S. 1939

George W. Grieve*, D.D.S. 1940

Harold Keith Box*, D.D.S., Ph.D., F.A.C.D. 1942

Robert Gordon McLean*, D.D.S., F.A.C.D. 1946

William Glen Trelford*, D.D.S. 1946

Arnold D.A. Mason*, D.D.S., F.A.C.D. 1947

W.B.T. Amy*, D.D.S., F.I.C.D. 1947

Harry S. Thomson*, D.M.D., F.A.C.D. 1949

Harvey W. Reid*, D.D.S., F.A.C.D., F.D.S., R.C.S. (Eng) 1951

Edgar W. Paul*, D.D.S. 1953

John A. Bothwell*, D.D.S. 1955

Frank Martin*, D.D.S., F.I.C.D. 1957

Thomas Robert Marshall*, D.D.S., F.A.C.D. 1958

Roy G. Ellis*, D.D.S., M.Sc.D., F.D.S., R.C.S. (Eng) 1960

Percy G. Anderson*, D.D.S., M.I.C.D., F.A.C.D. 1961

Don W. Gullett*, D.D.S., F.I.C.D., F.A.C.D., Hon F.R.C.S. (Eng) 1963

G. Vernon Fisk*, D.D.S., F.I.C.D., F.R.C.D., F.A.C.D. 1967

Irvin H. Ante Sr.*, D.D.S. 1967

R. Sidney Woollatt*, D.D.S. 1968

Harold R. Skilling*, D.D.S., F.I.C.D. 1969

Joseph H. Johnson*, D.D.S. 1970

Stewart A. MacGregor*, D.D.S., L.L.D. 1971

George C. Hare*, D.D.S., F.R.C.D. (C), F.A.C.D., F.I.C.D. 1972

Jack Kreutzer, D.D.S., B.Sc.D., F.A.C.D., F.R.C.D. (C) HON 1973

Murray Cornish, D.D.S., F.I.C.D. 1974

Edgar A. White*, D.D.S., M.I.C.D. 1975

Mark G. Boyes*, D.D.S., F.I.C.D. 1977

Mark Zimmerman*, D.D.S., F.I.C.D. 1977

John A. Sherman*, D.D.S., F.I.C.D., F.A.C.D. 1979

Edmund T. Guest*, D.D.S., F.A.C.D. 1980

Herbert Mercer*, D.D.S. 1980

Marjorie Jackson*, D.D.S., F.R.C.D.(C) HON., F.I.C.D. 1981

Harry Jolley*, M.B.E., D.D.S., F.A.C.D, F.I.C.D. 1981

Lloyd M. Grose*, D.D.S., F.I.C.D. 1982

Miet Kamienski*, D.D.S., F.I.C.D. 1983

Kenneth I. Levinson*, D.D.S., F.I.C.D., F.A.G.D., Major 1984

Harvey Milburn*, D.D.S. 1985

Elliott Siegel*, C.M., M.D., D.D.S. 1986

Arthur Wood*, C.M., D.D.S., F.R.C.D. (C), F.A.C.D. 1987

William J. Spence*, D.D.S., M.S.D., F.I.C.D., F.A.C.D. 1988

Charles H.M.I. Williams*,

D.D.S., B. Sc.D., F.A.A.P., F.R.C.D. ( C), D. Sc. (McGill) 1989

Kenneth Pownall*, D.D.S., F.R.C.D. (C), HON, F.A.C.D., F.I.C.D. 1990

William G. McIntosh,

D.D.S, M.Sc.D., F.R.C.D. (C), A.O.C.A., F.A.C.D., F.I.C.D., L.L.D., D. Sc. 1991

William S. MacKenzie, D.D.S., F.I.C.D. 1991

Sarah Ann MacKenzie* 1991

Gordon Perlmutter, D.D.S., F.I.C.D., F.A.G.D. 1992

Gordon M. Marshall, D.D.S., F.A.D.I., F.I.C.D. 1993

John E. Speck, D.D.S., DIP. PERIO, F.R.C.D. (C) 1994

John H. Mullett, D.D.S. 1995

Gilbert Chapnick, D.D.S., F.I.C.D. 1996

Marvin D. Klotz, D.D.S., M. Sc. FRCD (C) 1997

Donald M. McKee*, D.D.S., L.D.S. 1997

Donald A. Stewart, D.D.S., F.I.C.D., F.A.D.I 1998

Roderick L. Moran, D.D.S., F.R.C.D.(C), O.ONT 1999

Donald Rife, D.D.S., F.P.F.A., F.A.D.I., F.I.C.D. 2000

A. Barry Chapnick,

B.A., D.D.S., Dip. Endo, F.I.C.D., F.A.D.I., F.A.C.D. 2001

Irving Siegel , B.Sc., D.D.S., F.I.C.D., M.F.I.C.D., F.A.C.D., F.A.D.I. 2002

Gary E. Pitkin, D.D.S. 2003

Gordon Nikiforuk, D.D.S., M. Sc., F.I.C.D. 2004

Norman Levine, B.A., D.D.S., Dip. Paed., M.Sc.D., F.R.C.D. (C) 2005

Wesley J. Dunn, D.D.S., F.A.C.D.(C) (Hon.), F.A.D.I.(Hon), F.I.C.D.(Hon) 2006

Jack Dale, D.D.S., FAAAS, FACD, FRCD(C),FADI, FICD 2007

*Deceased


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Toronto Academy of DentistryHonourary Life Membership2007

Jack Gilbert DaleD.D.S., FAAAS, FACD, FRCD(C),FADI, FICD

In recognition of his exceptional service to his profession and his community, characterizednot only by the breadth and quality of that involvement but also its duration, Dr. Jack Dalehas been chosen as the 2007 recipient of the Toronto Academy of Dentistry’s highest award– Honourary Life Membership.

Jack Dale received his college and dental education at the University of Toronto and hisorthodontic education at Harvard University, 1950- 1961.

He is currently the chairman of the board of The Charles H. Tweed International Foundationfor Orthodontic Research and Education, Tucson Arizona.

He has given in excess of 5702 lectures at the University of Toronto, at more than 105 other universities and hospitals, (378sessions when return visits are included), and to over 399 different associations and societies throughout the world, (678sessions when return visits are included) including 35 countries since 1959 on The Face, Growth and Development, EarlyTreatment including Serial Extraction and Edgewise Mechanotherapy, Excellence in Finishing, ABO, WBO, Long Term Sta-bility, Patient Motivation, Self Esteem, The Pursuit of Excellence, History and Biography. He has given in excess of 700 trib-utes.

He has been involved in over 75 publications including 23 books... with three in preparation and two in press. The booksrepresent a wide range of topics including graduate orthodontics education (Graber; Vanarsdall), basic science education(Ten Cate), public relations (AAO), standard of care (ABO), oral anatomy (University of Toronto), education, research andclinical care (Harvard University), treatment (Tweed Foundation), current affairs, (Tweed Foundation), and six on history,biography and recognition. Wherever possible, he has promoted the establishment of a World Board of Orthodontics,(Roberto Lima, Brazil).

He has served as president of over 15 organizations, including The Canadian Association of Orthodontists, The CanadianFoundation for the Advancement of Orthodontics (co-founder), The Ontario Association Orthodontists, The AmericanBoard of Orthodontics, The Harvard Society for the Advancement of Orthodontics (co-founder), The Charles H. TweedInternational Foundation for Orthodontic Research and Education, The International Association of Dental Research,Ontario Section, The Edward H. Angle Society of Orthodontics, Eastern Component and The American College of Dentists,Ontario Section. As a dental student he was president of his class for three years and president of the student council inhis fourth year.

As an undergraduate dental student, he was the recipient of over 40 scholarships and awards, and he has been honouredmany times since graduation including... the highest awards given by The American Board of Orthodontics, The AmericanAssociation of Orthodontists, The Canadian Association of Orthodontists, The Tweed Foundation, The Harvard Society forthe Advancement of Orthodontics, The Edward H. Angle Society of Orthodontics, Eastern Component, The OrthodonticEducation and Research Foundation, and The Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto. He has been recognized worldwide with The First World Award of Excellence at The First World Symposium on Orthodontics, San Diego, 2003. Dr. Dalereceived an American Board of Orthodontics Special Recognition Award, Orlando, 2004. His primary goal has been “the pursuit of excellence” and the highest possible “standard of care” for his patients and fororthodontic patients throughout the world. In his opinion, the most significant contribution that he has made is to theself esteem of his patients and to the education of his students.

Dr. Jack Dale has been married to Dr Anne Carlyle Dale since 1952. They have two daughters, Anne Forsyth Dale, a highschool mathematics and physics teacher and Dr. Hali Carlyle Dale, orthodontist, in practice with her father.


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DIRECTORYTORONTO ACADEMY OF DENTISTRY President Dr. Flavio Turchet 416-769-1118Past President Dr. Ed Philips 416-597-6453President Elect Dr. Jack Wasserman 416-265-3368Secretary Dr. Tim Milligan 416-766-6225Treasurer Dr. Sam Salama 416-604-2262

TORONTO CENTRAL DENTAL SOCIETYPresident Dr. Frank Satira 416-368-2030Past President Dr. Bruno Vendittelli 416-921-6772Vice President Dr. Glen Partnoy 416-597-0839Social Coordinator Dr. Marita Hausmanis 416-485-4815Secretary Dr. Amelia Chan 416-977-8877Treasurer Dr. Samira Jaffer 416-368-7959ODA Board Liaison Dr. J. Lynn Tompkins 416-489-1849Academy Councillors Dr. Doug Jones 416-785-1828

Dr. Mike Bulger 416-922-6848

TORONTO EAST DENTAL SOCIETYPresident Dr. Shirin Zarrabian 416-439-3838Past President Dr. Nick Sanci 905-265-9545Vice President Dr. Andrew Syriopoulos 416-466-8003Treasurer Dr. C.P. Giri 416-439-5252 Secretary Dr. Bhavana Sawheney 416-265-1400

Long-Tem Care Coordinator: Dr. Peter Markle 416-291-1494Mediations Chair Dr. Minna Stein 416-444-7611Oral Health Month Chair: Dr. Raffy Chouljian 416-752-1143Academy Councillors Dr. Anthony Liscio 416-469-2454

Dr. Sheryl Lipton 416-759-3409

NORTH TORONTO DENTAL SOCIETYPresident Dr. Sheldon Cooper 416-225-7221Vice President Dr. Gary Fortinsky 416-225-1352Secretary Dr. Shiva Shadmand 416-224-1881Treasurer Dr. Dick Ito 416-338-1715Academy Councillors Dr. Philip Novack 416-224-2114

Dr. Nelly Himell 416-925-9611

WEST TORONTO DENTAL SOCIETYPresident Dr. Tim Milligan 416-766-6225Past President Dr. Jody Zajacz 416-232-0990Vice President Dr. Monica Muntwyler 416-241-2508Secretary Dr. John Simpson 416-767-4151Treasurer Dr. Peter Wozniuk 905-454-2069Academy Councillors Dr. Jack Fingrut 416-748-3353

Dr. Janice Mummery 416-231-4562

TORONTO CROWN AND BRIDGE STUDY CLUBPresident Dr. Stephen Tsotsos 416-486-8644Immediate Past President Dr. Carolyn Poon Woo 416-766-1391Past Past President Dr. Brian Chapnick 416-486-0555President-Elect Dr. Mark Librach 905-666-1555Treasurer Dr. Tim Milligan 416-766-6225Secretary Dr. Mike Bulger 416-922-6848

H. M. WORTH RADIOLOGY STUDY CLUBPresident Dr. Martin Bourgeois 416-588-8839Vice President Dr. Paula Sikorsky 416-226-3363Secretary/Treasurer Nancy Paiva 416-588-8839

ONTARIO STUDY CLUB FOR OSSEOINTEGRATIONPresident Dr. Andy Wong 416-597-0456Past President Dr. Ian Erwood 416-491-6777President Elect Dr. Yoav Finer 416-781-2006Treasurer Dr. David Glick 416-222-8837Secretary Dr. Ron Jacobs 416-750-7175Eve/Full Day Programs Dr. Jack Zosky 416-597-0456Webmaster Dr. Ron Jacobs 416-750-7175

TORONTO ACADEMY OF COSMETIC DENTISTRYPresident Dr. Carol Waldman 416-445-6000Immediate Past President Dr. Kal Khaled 905-822-8280Vice President/Treasurer Dr. Ron Goodlin 905-727-6453Publications Officer Dr. Arun Narang 905-897-1166Corporate Relations Dr. Philip Tzemis 416-488-7920Event Director Nifette Khaled 416-236-6861

GEORGE HARE ENDODONTIC STUDY CLUBPresident Dr. Rajesh Krishan 905-688-1500Past President Dr. Andrew Moncarz 416-223-1771Vice President Dr. Lance Isaac 416-282-3116Treasurer Dr. Daniel Lee 905-338-7555

CONSCIOUS SEDATION STUDY CLUBPresident/Treasurer Dr. Elliott Schwartz 416-224-2300Past President Dr. Craig Williams 705-726-3300Vice President Dr. Wayne Lord 613-332-1155Secretary Dr. Helen Williams 705-726-3300Meeting Coordinator Dr. Ray Shugar 416-225-7221

TORONTO DENTAL SEMINARSPresident Dr. Gary Glassman 416-963-9988Vice President Dr. Glen Partnoy 416-360-1553Secretary/Treasurer Dr. Phil Shedletsky 416-963-9988

ONTARIO DENTAL SOCIETY OF ANESTHESIOLOGYPresident Dr. Khaled Khaled 905-822-4198Immediate Past President Dr. Stephen Nenniger 905-318-5888Vice PresidentSecretary Dr. David Harper 905-318-5888Treasurer

ONTARIO SOCIETY OF ENDODONTISTS President Dr. Ari Gold 416-483-8800Vice President Dr. Michael Emon 519-254-3636Past President Dr. Michael Hepworth 905-844-5748Treasurer Dr. Kevin Calzonetti 905-662-9363Secretary Dr. Richard Komorowski 905-633-8328Constitution/By-laws Dr. Simone Seltzer 416-963-9988

ONTARIO SOCIETY OF ORAL & MAXILLOFACIAL SURGEONSPresident Dr. Marshall Freilich 416-789-5335Past President Dr. Gary Cousens 613-232-4203President Elect Dr. Howard Holmes 905-837-1500Secretary/Treasurer Dr. Robert Eng 416-921-7477Executive Director Dr. Daniel Omura 905-457-8676

ONTARIO ASSOCIATION OF ORTHODONTISTSPresident Dr. J. Eric Selnes 905-615-0353Immediate Past President Dr. Michael Patrician 416-284-8453Vice President Dr. Jim Posluns 416-925-7300Secretary/Treasurer Dr. Sheila Smith 416-789-1332


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DIRECTORYONTARIO SOCIETY OF PAEDIATRIC DENTISTSPresident Dr. Shonna Masse 416-740-4016Past President Dr. Katherine Ing 416-486-6765Vice President Dr. Raymond Lee 519-685-8263Secretary/Treasurer To be elected

ONTARIO SOCIETY OF ORAL PATHOLOGISTSPresident Dr. John McComb 416-979-4920Secretary/Treasurer Dr. Grace Bradley 416-979-4920

ONTARIO SOCIETY OF PERIODONTISTSPresident Dr. Kelvin Fung 905-844-6984Past President Dr. Lesli Hapak 519-974-0230Treasurer Dr. Joanne Pouchet 905-633-8332Webmaster Dr. Dakin Lee 416-439-4766

ASSOCIATION OF PROSTHODONTISTS OF ONTARIOPresident Dr. Dimitri Svirsky 416-222-4488Past President Dr. Howard Klaiman 416-923-7171Vice President Dr. Majd Al Mardini 905-296-4521Secretary/Treasurer Dr. M. Patrick Pedlar 905-632-1882

ONTARIO ASSOCIATION OF DENTAL SPECIALISTSPresident Dr. Neil Applebaum 905-513-7722Past President Dr. John Romanelli 905-850-9864Secretary/Treasurer Mrs. Nan Marie Wismer 905-886-7274

CANADIAN DENTAL PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATIONPresident Dr. Marisa Pavone 905-672-1662Past President Dr. Jack Wasserman 416-265-33681st. Vice President Dr, Melvin Gardner 416-483-5956Treasurer Dr. Alan Gans 416-929-0223Executive Director Dr. Rollin Matsui 905-709-9272

ONTARIO SOCIETY OF FORENSIC ODONTOLOGYFor information contact Dr. Frank Stechy 905-577-0770

WOMEN DENTISTS’ ASSOCIATIONPresident Dr. Brenda Thomson 905-274-6678Past President Dr. Christena Chruzez 416-925-8282

ONTARIO DENTAL ASSOCIATION4 New Street, Toronto, Ontario M5R 1P6 416-922-3900President Dr. Don Russell 905-639-1500President Elect Dr. Larry Levin 905-529-2421Vice President Dr. Ira Kirshen 905-884-6600Past President Dr. Ian McConnachie 613-226-6634

ACADEMY OF GENERAL DENTISTRY - ONTARIO DIVISIONPresident/Editor Dr. Neil J. Gajjar 905-564-2021Vice President Dr. Sanjay Uppal 905-564-2021President Elect Dr. Brian Smith 905-372-3212Past President Dr. Elio F. Filice 905-529-4200Treasurer Dr. Frank Pomposo 905-851-1107Program Provider Approval Rep Dr. Kulwant Turna 905-456-2726Information Officer Dr. Oliver Pin Harry 519-745-6722Membership Chair Dr. Brian Smith 705-743-8385Secretary Dr. Jennifer Yu 416-494-2456Mastertrack Coordinator Dr. Antonio Mancuso 905-734-9901Executive Director Amit Kapur 519-620-0097

THE ACADEMY OF GENERAL DENTISTRY211 East Chicago Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60611 312-440-4300

ONTARIO DENTAL ASSISTANTS ASSOCIATION TORONTO AFFILIATEPresident Ms. Stephanie Davenport President Elect Ms. Mary Helen GarschVice President Ms. Darlene Leiska

ONTARIO DENTAL ASSISTANTS ASSOCIATION869 Dundas Street, London, Ontario N5W 2Z8 519-679-2566Executive Director – Ms. Judy Melville

ONTARIO DENTAL HYGIENISTS’ ASSOCIATION201 - 3425 Harvester Road, Burlington, Ontario L7N 3N1Executive Director – Ms. Margaret Carter 905-681-8883

DENTAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE U. of T.President Dr. Ben Venditti 905-851-1107Past President Dr. Ken Kay 905-791-4484Vice President Dr. Carolyn Poon Woo 416-766-1391Secretary/Treasurer Dr. Gene Cervini 416-221-4446Executive Director Cheryl Appleby Jackson 416-979-4940

ALPHA OMEGA FRATERNITYPresident Dr. Barry Reinblatt 905-725-9954Past President Dr. Larry Rotman 416-461-7823President Elect Dr. Ian Braverman 905-893-4500Treasurer Dr. Charles Weingarten 905-727-9541Secretary Dr. Sheryl Lipton 416-759-3409Aorta Editor Dr. Matthew Orzech 416-481-9131Executive Secretaries Sheila Rodney 416-250-7417

Ellen Markin 416-250-7417

XI PSI PHI DENTAL FRATERNITY - OMICRON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Chapter Advisor Dr. Andrea Carvalho 416-738-0536Assistant Chapter Advisor Dr. Eva Berka 416-766-2221Alumni Contact Dr. Paul Monczka 416-424-3477

CANADIAN DENTAL ASSOCIATIONPresident Dr. Darryl Smith 800-267-6354President Elect Dr. Deborah Stymiest 800-267-6354Vice President Dr. Don Friedlander 800-267-6354

FACULTY OF DENTISTRY-DENTAL CLINIC 416-979-4927

HOSPITAL DENTAL DEPARTMENTSHospital for Sick Children 416-813-7433Mount Sinai Hospital 416-586-5147Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre 416-480-4436


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