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COURSES OFFERED ON
THURSDAY, MAY 1
New Approaches to Diagnostic & Periodontal Therapies - Lou Graham, DDS Most practices are not maximizing their hygiene departments clinical or production capabilities. Participants of this program will gain the knowledge needed to increase their diagnostic skills and learn how to teach patients more about their oral health condition and how it affects their overall health. With this increased confidence and knowledge, case acceptance and production will benefit. Program Highlights:
This program is intended for Doctors and their Hygienists
to attend together, as a team.
The Endo-Restorative Continuum - Kenneth Koch, DMD The lecture segment of this presentation will concentrate on two areas - how to perform Endodontics in a predictable, reproducible manner, and how to do root canal therapy in such a manner that you actually enhance the long-term prognosis of the tooth. The goal of this program is to have dentists learn how to perform endodontics in such a way that they can offer their patients a long-term natural dentition option as an alternative to implants. Included in the lecture component will be a thorough discussion concerning access, non-surgical ultrasonic use, rotary file design, instrumentation techniques, and various obturation options. Particular emphasis will be placed on developing endodontic synchronicity between a machined preparation and a laser verified primary or single cone. Additionally, various techniques will be discussed that will facilitate the restoration of the endodontically treated tooth. Participants will have the opportunity to validate all these concepts during the hands-on session. During this lecture participants will learn:
Program # 3
Treatment Planning Guidelines for Restorative &
Prosthodontic Problems - Terry Tanaka, DDS This course is designed for dentists interested in learning practical guidelines used in treatment planning restorative and prosthodontic procedures. Dr. Tanaka will present how to recognize and develop treatment plans for beginning and advanced restorative and prosthodontic problems. He will also explain why and how occlusal parafunction affects our ability to perform restorative procedures, and may be a significant factor in the failure of implant, implant prostheses and the new tooth-colored restorative materials. This program is filled with useful ideas and innovative tips and techniques and will improve your skills and productivity. The restorative and prosthodontic guidelines presented are the basis for advanced treatment planning in most graduate programs. You will learn guidelines for:
Program # 4
It's Not Just a Cleaning Anymore - Vicki McManus, RDH Master Hygienists are not perfectionists, or egotists. They are artists and scientists pursuing their passion, always striving to improve. What areas of your daily practice can be improved? What are you passionate about that you can share with others? This course focuses on The Five Areas of Mastery:
Walk away knowing:
Program # 5
Safer Oral Surgery for the General Practitioner -
Pre-treatment Evaluation and Decision Making - Nicolas Veaco, MD, DDS, MS This program will help you understand what you need to know before performing oral surgery on your patient. Dr. Veaco will start with the basics by defining the scope of practice and then lead you through an appropriate and comprehensive medical evaluation that addresses:
Next, Dr. Veaco will show you how to develop a “wrong
tooth, wrong site, wrong procedure, wrong person dental treatment” prevention
protocol. Last, Dr. Veaco will go over
the quantum theory of stress and negativity and coping with the added stress of
a surgical practice. Program # 6
Team Up for Treatment Acceptance - Robin Wright, MA This fast-paced course tells how you and your team can work together to achieve treatment acceptance as well as patient trust, loyalty and satisfaction. You will learn how to turn every encounter into a chance to sell patients on your practice and convince patients that your quality care is worth their time and money. Featuring videotaped clips from actual case presentations, the course offers a step-by-step approach to excellent patient communication, plus positive scripts for phone calls, case support and financial discussions. To train your team to be great communicators, seminar topics include:
Program # 7
Making Your Office Truly Paperless - Lee Johnston,
Steve Newton and Alex Furer Are you trying to make your practice truly paperless? How do you handle forms that require patient signatures like Medical Histories and Consents? Are you scanning? Is it possible for patients to complete Registration and History Forms at home before they visit your practice? Can digital solutions help you decrease malpractice exposure? What software solutions will work with your existing practice management system? Learn about the different hardware that will assist you in reaching your goals including Digital Signing Pads, Tablet PC’s, and Touch Screen Monitors. Do you want to save time and increase productivity? Software developer Alex Furer of MedicTalk DentForms will speak along with record keeping speaker Lee Johnston and Steve Newton of WDA Professional Services - The Dental Record.
Every office that has ever asked themselves, “How can we
become paperless?” should attend. And,
every office that wants to see where record keeping is heading in the 21st
century should be there too. Dentists,
office managers and all other members of the dental team will learn about
patient record keeping in the 21st Century.
Our three speakers will present today’s technologies and answer all of
your questions. Program # 8
ReD Hot Hygiene - Vicki McManus, RDH In today's marketplace it is not enough to be "good" you must be OUTSTANDING to gain the loyalty of customers. Being smart, quick and flexible are absolute musts in our current economy. These are things you know. The question is "How do you become Outstanding?" By becoming what I call ReD Hot!
Professional image, scripting, and timing of the schedule all influence your patients' decision to move forward with treatment. This program helps hygienists take their communication skills to an entirely new level. Every team member has the potential to become #1 - learn how to tap into that potential. This program will help you with:
Program # 9 - FULL (anyone wishing to register for this course will be placed on a waiting list)
Dental Equipment Maintenance for Dummies - Holt Dental, Patterson Dental and Sullivan
Schein Dental Did you ever wish you or someone in your office could take care of basic dental equipment maintenance so you didn’t have to wait for a technician? Then this is the course you won’t want to miss! During this unique round-robin format, led by the very technicians that service dental offices in Wisconsin, this program will give you the opportunity to learn how to take care of:
Course attendance will be limited so register early to ensure a space!
Program # 10
Safer Oral Surgery for the General Practitioner - Tips
and Techniques - Nicolas Veaco, MD, DDS, MS Continuing on from his morning session (which is NOT a pre-requisite for this course), Dr. Veaco will discuss the tips and techniques of safer oral surgery. Specific areas he will cover include:
Dr. Veaco will also address how to avoid disasters such as hemorrhaging, infection, poor healing, nerve damage, a displaced tooth, jaw fracture, and how to avoid painful or prolonged experiences. He’ll also go over common complications – some of which are to be expected, some you can treat, and what you should refer. The program will conclude with a case study that covers a dental implant from start to finish.
Program # 11
Great Answers to Tough Questions 2008 - Robin Wright, MA Patients ask: "Why did my insurance company say you are too expensive?" "Why fill baby teeth when they fall out anyway?" "You won't see me just because I'm late?" "Can I put this treatment off until next year?" Get great answers to 25 of the most difficult questions in dentistry. Learn to turn challenging conversations into a chance to solve patient problems in less time, convince patients to accept treatment, speak persuasively about financial arrangements, increase referrals, and reap the benefits of patient satisfaction. This true-to-life seminar is based upon research and interviews with dental teams across the U.S. It features patient issues that bug dental offices most, critiques the answers practices are giving now, and presents strategies that you can adapt to your personal style. An interactive seminar for the entire dental team.
Radiography for Dental Auxiliaries - Lisa J Koenig, BChD, DDS, MS; Sherry
Ortiz, RT (R), BA, MS; Rodney Daering, RT (R); Vicki Romans, RT (R) Radiography for Dental Auxiliaries is a two part CE course consisting of an on-line didactic portion and a hands-on section. Those wishing to take the hands-on portion during the Jewel of the Great Lakes MUST successfully complete the online didactic portion in advance of the meeting. The on-line portion, available March 2008, will cover the following sections:
At the end of each section an on-line assessment will be given to evaluate participants’ knowledge. The hands-on section will be completed at Marquette University School of Dentistry during the Jewel of the Great Lakes. Working with a manikin, participants will practice making a full mouth radiograph series using digital sensors and phosphor plates*. The radiographic images will be evaluated for positioning technique and errors. Upon successful completion of both sections of the course, a certificate of completion will be awarded. *As the school is now completely digital, auxiliaries who use film will work with phosphor plates that look and feel like film. Phosphor plates require digital “processing” prior to visualization of the final image. Errors which may occur in traditional wet processing will be covered in the on-line didactic portion. This course is offered in partnership with Marquette University School of Dentistry.
Program # 100
Tools & Techniques for Dental Home Construction - Dental Home Initiative Task Force In 2007, the WDA embarked on a multi-year, multi-audience educational awareness campaign based on American Dental Association and American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry policies aimed at securing a dental home for every child in Wisconsin by the age of one. Currently in phase one, the WDA is working to provide member dentists and their dental teams with the clinical information and practice tools necessary to empower them in making a general practice into an efficient and welcoming dental home for children as young as 12-months-old. This one-hour class will reinforce the early childhood exam techniques featured in the instructional DVD and supporting print material to be sent to practicing WDA dentists early in 2008. WDA pediatric dentists will work with program attendees on perfecting the knee-to-knee exam technique. They’ll also be available to answer questions about caries risk assessment, anticipatory guidance, treatment and referral guidelines. This program is offered and sponsored by the WDA Dental Home Initiative Subcommittee and includes a continental breakfast. (Sorry, a complimentary lunch ticket is NOT included with this course.)
COURSES OFFERED ON
FRIDAY, MAY 2
Unmasking Your Mystery Patient - Suzanne Boswell Marketing and development of a practice identity are topics often fraught with anxiety for the practice. Doctors wonder, "How will the public perceive us if we market to them? How can we make this process comfortable for us and for the patients? What do patients like and not like in marketing?" Learn how your image on paper and on the phone influence prospective patients and referrals. Learn what offices are currently doing and how patients feel about it. You'll view actual examples of materials that patients have evaluated in focus groups. This is a "must-see" session. Do not spend a cent or make any changes in your collateral materials until you have attended this seminar. Presented by a mystery patient and dental patient researcher, you will learn key elements necessary to building an effective, patient-friendly practice image. Content will include:
This presentation will be a fascinating and insightful revelation of the patient perspective. You will leave with real world information that can positively impact the bottom line of your practice.
Program # 21
Hands-On Cutting Edge Periodontal Surgery for the G. P. - Jim Grisdale, DDS This course is designed for the general practitioner using practical and predictable techniques to focus on periodontal flap surgery. Case selection, flap management from incisions, flap elevation and correct flap positioning to suturing techniques will be covered. Participants will benefit from both a didactic component and a hands-on component. By the end of the program participants will have learned:
Program # 22
Annual Dental Occupational Safety & Health (OSHA)
Training - Nan Kosydar Dreves, RDH, MBA Dental practice owners and staff can update exposure control and hazard communication office procedures by attending Annual Dental Occupational Safety & Health (OSHA) Training. Course format will include lecture and small group participation. Updates in CDC research and current trends of infectious diseases in dentistry will be presented in a practical, informal manner. This presentation will satisfy OSHA annual training in accordance with the Bloodborne Pathogen Rule 1910.1030 and infection control continuing education requirements. No napping or nodding off allowed in this lecture! Laughter, sharing ideas and stories required. Fabulous prizes provided to special participants!
Program # 23
The Endo-Restorative Continuum (hands-on) - Kenneth Koch, DMD The hands-on session provides the participants the opportunity to use "Precision-Based" techniques to machine or "mill" a preparation and then fill canals utilizing the latest techniques and material science. Time will be dedicated to "Preventing the Separation of Rotary Files", and participants will have sufficient time to work one-on-one with the course instructors. Digital radiography (to validate all techniques) and ultrasonics (to find hidden canals) will also be available to course participants. Attendees should bring multiple extracted teeth accessed and negotiated to length with a10-k file. NOTE: In order to participate in this hands-on session, it is necessary to complete the previous day's lecture program.
Program # 24
Piper Comprehensive TMJ Science - Mark Piper, MD, DMD This course will cover the key concepts of internal joint derangements and occlusal abnormalities in the patient with TMD. Although designed as an introduction to the diagnosis and management of the majority of TMD patients, the more complex and rare occlusal disturbances related to condylar degeneration will be presented. Emphasis will be placed on team building with general or restorative dentists, orthodontists, oral surgeons and pain management experts. Topics of particular interest to each specialty will be discussed, and most importantly this course will teach basic concepts of normal and deranged joint structures, occlusal analysis and therapeutic goals, and facial pain patterns common to the TMD patient. The overall goal of this course is to give each participant a complete format to diagnose, treatment plan and sequence the management of TMD patients. Attendance with team members is encouraged. Learning Objectives
Program # 25
Diagnosis and Treatment of Oral Trauma - Jane Soxman, DDS A routinely followed format for the post trauma examination provides a more organized approach along with the assurance of a thorough evaluation. Other areas of injury to the head or oral cavity may be missed if we concentrate only on the most obvious injury or chief complaint. This lecture instructs participants in examination, diagnosis and the treatment of oral trauma in the pediatric patient. Timing and inclusions for follow-up examination, radiographic techniques and antibiotic recommendations are included. Many accidents lead to legal intervention, and findings that appear to be irrelevant or minor may ultimately be of significance. The thoroughness and organization of your dental records will not only insure excellence in the care of your patients, but may prove to be invaluable for medico-legal support.
Program # 26
I'm Retired - Now What? - Dr. Gordon Peterson Are you nearing retirement or putting off retirement because you are unsure what you will do? Do you find your self wondering about challenges facing you will face regarding retired life style issues? What will you do when you have gone from a highly structured life to one that has hours of unstructured time? If these are your concerns – you won’t want to miss Dr.. Peterson’s presentation! He will help you determine how to answer these questions for yourself. In order to get the most out of this program, you may wish to attend with your spouse or significant other. Note: This is NOT a financial planning seminar. This program will be held at the Hilton Hotel which is attached to the Midwest Airlines Center by skywalk. It is offered and sponsored by the WDA Foundation and includes a continental breakfast. (Sorry, a complimentary lunch ticket is NOT included with this course.)
Undetected Lesions: We Never Looked or Maybe We Just
Can't See - Patti DiGangi, RDH, BS Because of its abysmal statistics, early cancer detection is Patti DiGangi’s crusade. Historically, the greatest strides in combating most cancers have come from increased awareness and aggressive campaigns directed at early detection. Companies are bringing new diagnostic devises to the market; organizations like the Oral Cancer Foundation are pushing for public literacy and awareness. Dentistry has a unique opportunity “To catch the wave of momentum and turn it into a positive force, reversing decades of past neglect.” In this course, you’ll learn how to:
Program # 28
Why Less is More - Exploring Truly Conservative Dentistry - Thomas Trinkner, DDS The advent of direct composite bonding, tooth bleaching and enhanced all¬ ceramics has greatly affected the approaches used in the diagnosis, planning and case design for treating today's compromised smiles. Despite inherent challenges with identifying the clinical protocol that preserve natural dentition and achieve patient objectives, our goal as clinicians can now realistically be to provide minimal treatment first, so only compromised dentition are affected. Such conservative treatment requires us to work in close collaboration with ceramists, demonstrate greater attention to shape, form and color matching, and practice the listening and communication skills necessary to translate patient expectations into the desired results. To achieve esthetic success and functional longevity ¬while simultaneously realizing an elevated level of professional satisfaction and skill, we must also maintain a working knowledge and plan for occlusal stability, conservative tooth reduction, exact provisionals, state-of-the-art direct and ceramic materials, and perfect biologic acceptance. During this lecture, Dr. Thomas Trinkner will provide suggestions for the use of mock-ups, tools for communicating with ceramists, and other components necessary to develop more conservative approaches that will help ensure your success in solving esthetic dilemmas in the least invasive-but most creatively challenging ¬manner possible. Specific case studies will also be discussed.
Annual Dental Occupational Safety & Health (OSHA)
Training - Nan Kosydar Dreves, RDH, MBA Dental practice owners and staff can update exposure control and hazard communication office procedures by attending Annual Dental Occupational Safety & Health (OSHA) Training. Course format will include lecture and small group participation. Updates in CDC research and current trends of infectious diseases in dentistry will be presented in a practical, informal manner. This presentation will satisfy OSHA annual training in accordance with the Bloodborne Pathogen Rule 1910.1030 and infection control continuing education requirements. No napping or nodding off allowed in this lecture! Laughter, sharing ideas and stories required. Fabulous prizes provided to special participants!
Program # 30
Planting Our Feet Firmly in Mid-Air - Patti DiGangi, RDH, BS The world of dental hygiene is rapidly changing. Many hygienists have become complacent in their jobs, and have stopped pushing themselves into areas that are uncomfortable for them. The most important activity during an era of a quickly changing environment is to keep moving forward. This program is a wakeup call to the future of dental hygiene and is especially meaningful for top performers that need to keep raising the bar.
Program # 31
Minding Our Manners: Courtesy and It’s Impact in the
Successful Practice - Suzanne Boswell Courtesy makes a strong comeback! As society becomes more demanding, fine-tuning courtesy toward patients can make a significant difference in patient retention, treatment acceptance and your likelihood of earning referrals. Taught by a certified trainer of Professional Protocol, participants will learn what the most demanding and discerning patients perceive as the keys to courteous behavior. You will learn how to implement these behaviors in the practice. If your patients seem to be more critical, if you have an aging patient base, if you are finding it more challenging to keep your most valued patients in your practice or if you have new hires or a jaded team, it may be time to reevaluate your team approach to courtesy. You'll leave this session with specific tips on ensuring that patients view your office as special. Content will include:
Program # 32
Successful Application of Dental Implant Therapy for the
G.P. - Jim Grisdale, DDS With implant dentistry becoming mainstream in daily dental practice, it is imperative for the general dentist to rationalize dental implants as a treatment option, successfully treatment plan implant cases and understand the science of implant surgery and prosthetics. Several factors have combined to impact the increasing need and use of implants including an aging population and tooth loss related to age, the psychological aspects of tooth loss, poor results with conventional removable prostheses, predictable long term results of implant supported prostheses and maintenance of alveolar bone. Judicious selection of which implant cases to treat will provide the clinician with the ability to expand the use of implants in their practice. Contemporary concepts and techniques will be examined in the context of incorporating predictable implant therapy into a general practice. Upon completion of this course, participants will have the knowledge to:
Program # 33
Piper Joint Based Occlusion - Mark Piper, MD, DMD Dentistry is at a crossroads in the 21st century. Dentists are desperately trying to integrate new concepts of esthetics into practice during a time when the basic concepts of occlusion are supported by some and attacked by others. Treatment positions from a Pankey-Dawson perspective seem in polar opposition to a myocentric philosophy. What concepts should a practicing dentist follow? This course covers the most important occlusal concepts of the 21st century and will revolutionize the way that you practice. Joint Based Occlusion is the future of dentistry, and you can learn more about it in this program! Learning Objectives
Program # 34
Behavioral Guidance for Pediatric Patients and Their
Parents - Jane Soxman, DDS Treating children today requires a new approach for behavioral guidance. Children are being raised with little discipline and few limitations. Aversive techniques are no longer acceptable and parents often intervene, directing our treatment. This lecture discusses management techniques for both our patients and their families. Potential problems are identified with specific recommendations that can result in more successful and less stressful visits. This program is recommended by the WDA Dental Home Initiative Subcommittee.
Radiography for Dental Auxiliaries - Lisa J Koenig, BChD, DDS, MS; Sherry Ortiz, RT (R), BA, MS; Rodney
Daering, RT (R); Vicki Romans, RT (R) Radiography for Dental Auxiliaries is a two part CE course consisting of an on-line didactic portion and a hands-on section. Those wishing to take the hands-on portion during the Jewel of the Great Lakes MUST successfully complete the online didactic portion in advance of the meeting. The on-line portion, available March 2008, will cover the following sections:
At the end of each section an on-line assessment will be given to evaluate participants’ knowledge. The hands-on section will be completed at Marquette University School of Dentistry during the Jewel of the Great Lakes. Working with a manikin, participants will practice making a full mouth radiograph series using digital sensors and phosphor plates*. The radiographic images will be evaluated for positioning technique and errors. Upon successful completion of both sections of the course, a certificate of completion will be awarded. *As the school is now completely digital, auxiliaries who use film will work with phosphor plates that look and feel like film. Phosphor plates require digital “processing” prior to visualization of the final image. Errors which may occur in traditional wet processing will be covered in the on-line didactic portion. This course is offered in partnership with Marquette University School of Dentistry.
Tools & Techniques for Dental Home Construction - Dental Home Initiative Task Force In 2007, the WDA embarked on a multi-year, multi-audience educational awareness campaign based on American Dental Association and American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry policies and aimed at securing a dental home for every child in Wisconsin by the age of one. Currently in phase one, the WDA is working to provide member dentists and their dental teams with the clinical information and practice tools necessary to empower them in making a general practice into an efficient and welcoming dental home for children as young as 12-months-old. This one-hour class will reinforce the early childhood exam techniques featured in the instructional DVD and supporting print material to be sent to practicing WDA dentists early in 2008. WDA pediatric dentists will work with program attendees on perfecting knee-to-knee exam technique. They’ll also be available to answer questions about caries risk assessment, anticipatory guidance, treatment and referral guidelines. This program is offered and sponsored by the WDA Dental Home Initiative Subcommittee and includes a continental breakfast. (Sorry, a complimentary lunch ticket is NOT included with this course.)
Program # 201
Prosthodontics 2008 - TMD - Ken Waliszewski, DDS, MS TMD is facial pain associated with a dysfunctional jaw. It is a serious human condition. TMD is both under diagnosed and under treated and also, over diagnosed and over treated. Under the general diagnosis of TMD there are several unique conditions. This presentation will provide a list of those conditions. Then, the focus of the hour will be placed on one specific condition termed MPD (Myofacial Pain Dysfunction), and how appliance therapy can be used to manage the problem. This program is offered and sponsored by the American College of Prosthodontists, WI Section. (Sorry, a complimentary lunch ticket is NOT included with this course.)
Program # 202
An Update on Bisphosphonate-Related Osteonecrosis of the
Jaw - Ma’ Lou Sabino, DDS, MS The initial report of Bisphosphonate-Related Osteonecrosis of the Jaw (BRONJ) in 2003 has brought to light a problem that has crossed many disciplines. Since then, the numbers of cases has risen and is expected to continue to rise as people become aware of this entity. Recommendations are many, but because of the lack of well-controlled studies, there remains no treatment. The focus of this discussion would be on a review of the current literature, the recommendations that exist, and the future prospects for studies that will hopefully help us treat our patients who suffer from this debilitating disease. This program is offered and sponsored by the Wisconsin Society of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons and includes a continental breakfast. (Sorry, a complimentary lunch ticket is NOT included with this course.)
Program # 40 – 45 & 50 – 55
CPR Re-Certification - First Aid Plus All dentists and dental hygienists are required by law to possess a current certificate of proficiency in CPR. To help you meet this requirement, CPR re-certification is offered Thursday and Friday through First Aid Plus. This course provides American Heart Association (AHA) Heartsaver Adult CPR re-certification for anyone holding a current Heartsaver Adult CPR card. Note: this is NOT a healthcare provider course. You must register for and attend a full, two-hour classroom session that includes video, manikin practice and a written test. Walk-ups will not be admitted. A maximum of 20 attendees per session are allowed and registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. Course fee includes a pocket mask, but it does not include a manual. AHA Heartsaver manuals may be purchased on site for $12.
SOCIAL EVENTS
Pre-Session Reception Join us for a very special, pre-session reception at the Eisner American Museum of Advertising and Design located in the Historic Third Ward. What does an advertising museum have to do with dentistry? Absolutely nothing but this unique venue is sure to provide a fabulous back drop for an evening of great mixing, mingling and, of course wonderful desserts. In addition to the opportunity to view the displays while catching up with friends and enjoying scrumptious desserts and wine, you’ll also have the opportunity to experience the Radio Studio where you can record your own radio ad and the Television Gallery where you can view vintage ads from the 40’s all the way to modern award-winning international ads. Please be sure to pre-register so we may plan refreshments accordingly.
Eisner
American Museum
of Advertising and Design
Team Fun Night It’s the ninth annual Team Fun Night! The perfect event to enjoy with your dental team, family or just to hook-up with old friends and make some new ones. Hidden Agenda will provide the live music. You’ll love their wide range of dance tunes while enjoying complimentary snacks, soda, wine and beer from 8 p.m. until midnight (two drinks per person). It’s the party you won’t want to miss! The party is complimentary thanks to the continued support of Lord’s Dental Studio, Inc. and Patterson Dental Supply. Please be sure to pre-register so we have a better idea of how many people to plan for.
Hilton
Milwaukee City
Centre
Program # 99
Associate Membership Dues The WDA extends associate membership to members of the dental team – hygienists, assistants, lab technicians and dental office staff. Some of the benefits that WDA associate members receive are:
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