PROGRAM at a glance Find complete course info at TDAMeeting.com WEDNESDAY SCHEDULE THURSDAY SCHEDULE COURSE CODE EVENT SPEAKER TIME T01 4 Keys to More YES!: Increase Your Case Acceptance Now! Kirk Behrendt 8:00 am - 10:50 am COURSE CODE EVENT TIME FEE W01 Swinging For Smiles offsite tournament at Topgolf, 5539 N Loop 1604 W. San Antonio, TX 78249 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm $125 T01 4 step process behind a highly productive practice that gives patients more confidence to say yes consistently. 3 easy changes to your schedule that can double your production in the next few months.6 best power phrases you could ever say to a patient to increase the new patient flow in case acceptance percentage. 3 CE hours T02 Workshop: Hygiene U (Part 1) Shannon Brinker, CDA, CDD 8:00 am - 10:50 am T02 Digital photography and radiography: Materials needed to take proper photos; parallel techniques to open contacts and positioning of sensors. Properly schedule the new patient and orchestrate the appointment to gather esthetic, occlusal, biologic and clinical information. Infection control techniques: Understand the principles and processes of disinfection and sterilization. Indications of in-office fluoride treatments: History of all varnishes and generations; fluoride foam and gel. 3 CE hours T03 Dental Materials: The Full Clinical Review Sam Halabo, DMD 8:00 am - 10:50 am T03 Incorporate appropriate adhesive and cementation protocol, specific and detailed, to the most popular restorative materials: Zirconia, E-max and others. Concepts, guidelines, and techniques of tooth preparation for high strength all- ceramic restorations. Simplify tissue management for ideal impressions. Understand options of “Scanning and Milling”. 3 CE hours T04 Local Anesthesia: Sharing 30+ Years of Hits, Misses and Near Misses Mel Hawkins, DDS, BScD, AN, FADS, DADBA 8:00 am - 10:50 am T04 Appreciate the anatomy of local anesthesia. Understand the influence of tissue and product ph. Multitask with combinations of techniques, volume and make intelligent choices as to which local anesthetics might be used and when. Assess and critique case reports and respond to, "What would you do now, Doctor?" 3 CE hours T05 Battling and Beating the Demons of Dental Assisting Kevin Henry, MA 8:00 am - 10:50 am T05 Identify on-the-job challenges that could affect performance and happiness. Understand the steps that can be taken to minimize the effects of those challenges. Explore how to have a more productive and fulfilling career as a dental assistant. 3 CE hours T06 Prosthodontic Pearls 8:00 am - 10:50 am T06 Avoid esthetic and functional problems in implant-retained prostheses. Time-saving techniques for impressions, interocclusal records, relines, repairs, overdentures, immediate dentures and overlay partials. Properly manage long-abused soft tissues and residual ridge resorption prior to prosthetic reconstruction. Quickly identify and treat common post-insertion problems and patient management issues. 3 CE hours T07 New Rules for Sedation Permit Holders: The Preoperative Checklist, Emergency Preparedness & Managing Sedation Emergencies. Arthur Jeske, DMD, PhD and Ernie Luce, DDS 8:00 am - 10:50 am Understanding and Implementing the T07 Complete a preoperative checklist for sedation, including patient ASA classification, airway assessment and an anesthesia- specific physical examination. Office protocols and a response plan for managing anesthesia-related emergencies and maintain ongoing documentation of staff training, emergency drug and equipment availability and assignment of staff members to specific roles during an emergency. Incorporate the use of an AED, appropriate monitoring devices, suction and other airway management devices, and, as applicable, auscultation and capnography into the management of dental patients undergoing sedation/anesthesia procedures. 3 CE hours
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W E D N E S DAY S C H E D U L E
T H U R S D AY S C H E D U L E
COURSE CODE E V E N T S P E A K E R T I M E
T01 4 Keys to More YES!: Increase Your Case Acceptance Now!
Kirk Behrendt 8:00 am - 10:50 am
COURSE CODE E V E N T T I M E F E E
W01 Swinging For Smiles offsite tournament at Topgolf, 5539 N Loop 1604 W. San Antonio, TX 78249
7:00 pm - 10:00 pm $125
T01 4 step process behind a highly productive practice that gives patients more confidence to say yes consistently. 3 easy changes to your schedule that can double your production in the next few months.6 best power phrases you could ever say to a patient to increase the new patient flow in case acceptance percentage. 3 CE hours
T02 Workshop: Hygiene U (Part 1) Shannon Brinker, CDA, CDD 8:00 am - 10:50 am
T02 Digital photography and radiography: Materials needed to take proper photos; parallel techniques to open contacts and positioning of sensors. Properly schedule the new patient and orchestrate the appointment to gather esthetic, occlusal, biologic and clinical information. Infection control techniques: Understand the principles and processes of disinfection and sterilization. Indications of in-office fluoride treatments: History of all varnishes and generations; fluoride foam and gel. 3 CE hours
T03 Dental Materials: The Full Clinical Review Sam Halabo, DMD 8:00 am - 10:50 am
T03 Incorporate appropriate adhesive and cementation protocol, specific and detailed, to the most popular restorative materials: Zirconia, E-max and others. Concepts, guidelines, and techniques of tooth preparation for high strength all- ceramic restorations. Simplify tissue management for ideal impressions. Understand options of “Scanning and Milling”. 3 CE hours
T04 Local Anesthesia: Sharing 30+ Years of Hits, Misses and Near Misses
Mel Hawkins, DDS, BScD, AN, FADS, DADBA
8:00 am - 10:50 am
T04 Appreciate the anatomy of local anesthesia. Understand the influence of tissue and product ph. Multitask with combinations of techniques, volume and make intelligent choices as to which local anesthetics might be used and when. Assess and critique case reports and respond to, "What would you do now, Doctor?" 3 CE hours
T05 Battling and Beating the Demons of Dental Assisting
Kevin Henry, MA 8:00 am - 10:50 am
T05 Identify on-the-job challenges that could affect performance and happiness. Understand the steps that can be taken to minimize the effects of those challenges. Explore how to have a more productive and fulfilling career as a dental assistant. 3 CE hours
T06 Prosthodontic Pearls 8:00 am - 10:50 am
T06 Avoid esthetic and functional problems in implant-retained prostheses. Time-saving techniques for impressions, interocclusal records, relines, repairs, overdentures, immediate dentures and overlay partials. Properly manage long-abused soft tissues and residual ridge resorption prior to prosthetic reconstruction. Quickly identify and treat common post-insertion problems and patient management issues. 3 CE hours
T07New Rules for Sedation Permit Holders: The Preoperative Checklist, Emergency Preparedness & Managing Sedation Emergencies.
Arthur Jeske, DMD, PhD and Ernie Luce, DDS
8:00 am - 10:50 amUnderstanding and Implementing the
T07 Complete a preoperative checklist for sedation, including patient ASA classification, airway assessment and an anesthesia-specific physical examination. Office protocols and a response plan for managing anesthesia-related emergencies and maintain ongoing documentation of staff training, emergency drug and equipment availability and assignment of staff members to specific roles during an emergency. Incorporate the use of an AED, appropriate monitoring devices, suction and other airway management devices, and, as applicable, auscultation and capnography into the management of dental patients undergoing sedation/anesthesia procedures. 3 CE hours
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T08 Pharmacology and mechanism of action of opioid and non-opioid analgesics. Describe the pharmacology, mechanism of action, routes of administration, adverse effects and dental considerations of cannabis. Management of opioid addiction, including the purported uses of cannabis in this regard. Explore the proposed intended role of cannabis in the management of acute dental pain. 3 hours Controlled Substance CE 111.1 or 3 hours Technical and Scientific not Both
T09 Predictive error correction, how to avoid typical coding errors. Gain knowledge into proper narratives and documentation. Co-pay forgiveness, discounting, multiple fees, NPI numbers, etc. How to handle patient gifts, evaluate and deal with PPOs and deal with the unclaimed property office. 2 CE hours not qualified to meet TSBDE requirements as technical and scientific
T10 Learn how to diagnose and treat the adult special needs patient. Develop behavioral cooperation methods and techniques for optimal dental care. Review staff preparedness and precautions. Reduce fear and aversion while achieving treatment confidence. 2 CE hours
T12 Proper steps of instrument processing. CDC Guidelines for sterilization monitoring and difference between types of monitors, including biological monitors. Importance of proper cleaning, rinsing and drying in the sterilization area. Benefits of various products and practices related to instrument processing that can help you increase efficiency and safety. 2 CE hours
T13 Discuss and understand the major risk factors for oral and pharyngeal cancer. Appropriate preventive measures to reduce the risk of oral and pharyngeal cancer. Importance of vaccination if reducing oropharyngeal cancer. 2 CE hours
T08 "Up In Smoke?" Will Cannabis Replace Opioids?
Thomas Viola, R.Ph, C.C.P. 8:00 am - 10:50 am
T09 Stay Out of Jail: Excel In Insurance Administration
Charles Blair, DDS 8:30 am - 10:30 am
T10 The Adult Special Needs Patient: Know the Challenges, Be Prepared Part 1
David Goydan, DMD, FADSA 8:30 am - 10:30 am
T14 Clarify your role as a leader and a key influencer to the success of your practice. Understanding the creative competencies and reactive tendencies of leadership effectiveness. Importance of feedback and how to use It in your day-to-day practice. Creating a Leadership Development Plan that transforms you as a leader. 2 CE hours not qualified to meet TSBDE require-ments as technical and scientific
T15 Customize your clinical “Go To” restorative list. Boost your education, communication, and case presentation skills. Discover under-utilized treatments. Learn assessment skills that benefit the patient. 2 CE hours
T16 Discover the 6 most powerful words in the English language and when to use them. The secret to bringing out the best in the people we work with and patients we serve. Develop a proven process for drawing people closer. 1.25 FREE CE hours not qualified to meet TSBDE requirements as technical and scientific
T16 KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: Some Days You’re the Pigeon, Some Days the Statue
Dave Weber, BA 11:00 am - 12:15 pm
T17 Stay Out of Jail: Avoid Coding Errors Charles Blair, DDS 1:00 pm - 2:50 pm
T17 Predictive error correction, how to avoid typical coding errors. Gain knowledge into narratives and documentation. Clinical protocol sequences, particularly perio. 2 CE hours
T18 The Adult Special Needs Patient: Know the Challenges, Be Prepared Part 2
David Goydan, DMD, FADSA 1:00 pm - 2:50 pm
T18 Learn how to diagnose and treat the adult special needs patient. Develop behavioral cooperation methods and techniques for optimal dental care. Review staff preparedness and precautions. Reduce fear and aversion while achieving treatment confidence. 2 CE hours
T12 Infection Control in Practice Lori Paschall, CDA, CPFDA, CRFDA, FADAA 8:30 am - 10:30 am
T13 Risk Factors for Oral & Pharynx Cancer Michael Huber, DDS, Diplomate ABOM 9:00 am - 10:50 am
T14 The Promise of Leadership Edwin 'Mac" McDonald III, DDS, FAGD, FICD & Joel Small, DDS, MBA, ACC, FICD
9:00 am - 10:50 am
T15 Top Tips for Dental Team Members Lori Trost, DMD 9:00 am - 10:50 am
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T19 Identify the daily challenges that affect team performance, productivity and patient care. Dissect each battle and learn how to create systems the entire team can agree on. Practice verbal skills that will create better communication between your team members and build trust with your patients. Discover how every team member can feel valued at the end of the day. 2 CE hours
T20 Contemporary research addressing the use adjunctive cancer diagnostic aids: - Light-based adjuncts - Molecular-based adjunct Authority and voracity of FDA oversite as it pertains to adjunctive cancer diagnostic aids. 2 CE hours
T21 Basic anatomy and physiology of the body. Fundamentals of nasal breathing. Understanding lengthening and strengthening muscles. Foundations of postural alignment. 2 CE hours not qualified to meet TSBDE requirements as technical and scientific
T23 Become familiar with dental waterline infection prevention principles, practice and standard precautions. Identify dental unit waterline technologies and treatments available to achieve recommended water level quality. Gain a thorough understanding of proper hand hygiene methods and indications. Effective hand hygiene application techniques. 2 CE hours
T25 Identify the 5 critical pieces of a successful OSHA compliance program. Define the chances of a dental practice being subjected to an OSHA inspection. Review the most common OSHA dental practice violations and the resulting fines. Preparing your practice for an OSHA inspection. 2 CE hours qualified to meet OSHA requirement
T24 Which KPIs are highly recommended important to track. Set achievable profitability goals and track KPIs using the Dentrix Practice Advisor Report. Use the Dentrix Daily Huddle Report to hold effective daily huddles that can improve your KPIs. Which tools to use to analyze practice data and identify strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities for improvement. 2 CE hours
T27 The top 14 characteristics of professionals. Develop a greater understanding of the impact of attitude and communication. Understand what ‘best in class’ patient service looks like and feels like. 3 CE hours not qualified to meet TSBDE requirements as technical and scientific
T28 Understand and learn sleep related breathing disorders in pediatric patients. the scope of the dentist and dental team in evaluating sleep apnea. Develop a strategy and collaborating in treating pediatric patients with possible airway restriction. An overview of implementation and workflow for the team and providers. 3 CE hours
T29 42 different marketing tactics that have worked for dentists in this economy. Examine how social media and the internet can be a valuable asset or an energy drainer Reposition your practice with cost effective (or free) marketing tactics in a saturated market. Explode the number of new patients in your practice without breaking your bank. 3 CE hours not qualified to meet TSBDE requirements as technical and scientific
T19 Kevin Henry, MA 1:00 pm - 2:50 pm
T20 Discovery and Diagnosis of Oral & Pharynx Cancer Michael Huber, DDS, Diplomate ABOM 1:00 pm - 2:50 pm
T26 Grow more confident in clinical decision-making. Learn the benefits from new product “chemistries”. Discover the digital-age exam. Commit to intra-professional team learning. 2 CE hours
T27 The Winner In You: Raising the Bar on Patient Care & Customer Service
Dave Weber, BA 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
T28 Sleep Disordered Breathing in the Pediatric Population
Diana Batoon, DMD 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
T29 Double Your New Patient Numbers: Dental Marketing that Works!
Kirk Behrendt 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
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T30 Recognize growth trends of DTC aligner companies and their impact on traditional aligner markets. Implement tools and techniques to combat DTC competition in their area. Identify opportunities for post-DTC patient support and corrective action. 3 CE hours
T31 Differences between true emergencies, urgencies, annoyances and non-events. Comprehend the pharmacology of a very few drugs including oxygen and make an emergency kit. The physiological differences between the adult, the child and the senior citizen. Assess Case Reports, in the dental office and in day-to-day life. 3 CE hours
T32 Complete a preoperative checklist for sedation, including patient ASA classification, airway assessment and an anesthesia-specific physical examination. Office protocols and a response plan for managing anesthesia-related emergencies and maintain ongoing documentation of staff training, emergency drug and equipment availability and assignment of staff members to specific roles during an emergency. Incorporate the use of an AED, appropriate monitoring devices, suction and other airway management devices, and, as applicable, auscultation and capnography into the management of dental patients undergoing sedation/anesthesia procedures. 3 CE hours
T33 Discover your why? Are your goals of profit and purpose congruent? Understand the role of leadership as the currency of culture. Creating a shared mental model in your team. Developing a "people first" organization. 3 CE hours not qualified to meet TSBDE requirements as technical and scientific
T35 Stop cancellations & no shows. Setting realistic goals. Continuing care and avoiding the pitfalls. Creating a quality experience. 3 CE hours not qualified to meet TSBDE requirements as technical and scientific
T34 Pharmacology and mechanism of action of opioid and non-opioid analgesics. The intended role of opioid and non-opioid analgesics in the management of acute dental pain, as well as situations which may preclude their use, based on a patient's underlying medical condition. Techniques useful in developing individualized pain management plans as well as strategies useful in identifying potential opioid addiction. Appropriate prescribing practices for opioid analgesics to utilize in everyday clinical situations. 3 hours Controlled Substance CE 111.1 or 3 hours Technical and Scientific not Both
T37 Critique and apply the new ADA guidelines on caries preventive agents to high-risk adults. Separate myth from fact concerning probiotics and herbals. Understand the latest concepts about erosion, abrasion, and attrition. Apply the latest research to periim-plantitis, candidiasis, gingival hyperplasia, oral cancer, and ulcerative diseases. 3 CE hours
T38 Where endodontics fits in the overall treatment plan and a better comprehension of what endodontics can accomplish for their patient. An introduction to the concept of hydraulic condensation with bio ceramic technology. Learn how to address perforations and other iatrogenic challenges. Finally learn to anesthetize "hot teeth". 3 CE hours
T36 Diagnose all the primary headaches including migraine using the International Headache society criteria. Learn the red flags of headaches. Medications used to treat primary headaches including triptans, NSAIDS, and Botox. Muscle referral patterns of the head and neck, which can cause tension-type headaches. 3 CE hours
T30 Dealing With Direct to Consumer Aligner Companies Robin Bethell, DDS 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
T31Medical Emergencies in LIFE!
Mel Hawkins, DDS, BScD, AN, FADS, DADBA
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
T32 Understanding and Implementing the New Rules for Sedation Permit Holders: The Preoperative Checklist, Emergency Preparedness & Managing Sedation Emergencies. (
Arthur Jeske, DMD, PhD and Ernie Luce, DDS
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Repeat from Thursday am)
T33 Creating A Culture That Transforms & Performs Edwin 'Mac" McDonald III, DDS, FAGD, FICD & Joel Small, DDS, MBA, ACC, FICD
1:00 pm- 4:00 pm
T34 Hurts So Good! Management of Acute Dental Pain & Appropriate Prescribing Practices
Thomas Viola, R.Ph, C.C.P. 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
T35 Total Team Concept for Effective Scheduling Lois Banta 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm
T36 Headaches from a Dental Perspective Rich Hirschinger, DDS, MBA 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm
T37 Xtreme Prevention 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm
T38 Main Challenges for Young Dentists Performing Endodontic Therapy
Anne Koch, DMD 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm
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T39 Appreciate purpose vs process treatment planning as it applies to outcome based treatment planning. Understanding of the benefits of patient centered, doctor facilitated approach to case planning and acceptance. Learn when, why & how phasing treatment can be done safely. 3 CE hours
T40 Digital photography and radiography: Materials needed to take proper photos; parallel techniques to open contacts and positioning of sensors. Properly schedule the new patient and orchestrate the appointment to gather esthetic, occlusal, biologic and clinical information. Infection control techniques: Understand the principles and processes of disinfection and sterilization. Indications of in-office fluoride treatments: History of all varnishes and generations; fluoride foam and gel. 3 CE hours
T42 Know the many CAD/CAM Units and their differences. Who should own a chair side unit. Advantages of chair side units and profitability. Perform multiple cases from start to finish including cementation. 3 CE hours
T44 10 new eating strategies to douse the flames of inflammation in the mouth & body. Understand intermittent fasting, probiot-ics, the secret of extra virgin oil, “why organic?” & the power of antioxidants. Learn why NEW findings about your patients’ gut flora are shaking the very foundation of health care & nutrition. Expand your new patient exam with important lifestyle questions to engage your patients and to support successful treatment outcomes. 3 CE hours
T46 - 3 CE hours
T45 Generate a basic understanding of Autism Spectrum and Anxiety Disorders. Provide a review of how to properly assess the patient’s abilities. Review case studies to highlight proper patient evaluation and treatment. Explore a comprehensive home care guidelines document for patient care takers. 3 CE hours
T48 Why dental professionals are physically at risk due to occupational hazards and learn how to minimize these risks. Importance of flexibility, aerobic activity, and strength training for dentistry and life. Increase knowledge of fitness principles to develop an individual plan. Ergonomic principles including selection of magnification. 2 CE hours
T49 Identify the daily challenges that affect team performance, productivity and patient care. Dissect each battle and learn how to create systems the entire team can agree on. Practice verbal skills that will create better communication between your team members and build trust with your patients. 2 CE hours not qualified to meet TSBDE requirements as technical and scientific
T47 The purpose of the different code sets used in reporting medical procedures, including CPT, HCPCS and ICD-10-CM. Most common dental procedures submitted to medical payers. How to submit claims to a medical payer using the CMS 1500 (02-12) claim form. 2 CE hours
T39 Treatment Planning & Application for the Everyday Practice
Michael Melkers, DDS, MAGD, FICOI 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm
T43 Appliance Therapy: Organizing the Occlusion Before Prepping
Kevin Kwiecien, DMD, MS 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
T43 Discuss different appliance designs. Rationale for any and all appliance therapy. Understand and appreciate using an appliance to prove your “dental hypothesis”. Using an appliance with intention to help the patient experience optimal before modifying teeth.3 CE hours
T44The Mouth-Mind-Body Connection
Uche Odiatu, DMD 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
T45 The Special Patient with Autism or Anxiety: How You Can Help
T48 "Dental Fitness”--Physical Strategies for Better Dentistry and Life
Ralph Cooley, DDS, AGD 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
T49 Solving 3 Most Common Battles Between Kevin Henry, MA 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
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T50 Listen actively and ask open-ended questions. Offer effective feedback without conflict. Enhance all patient experiences, every time. Accept responsibility for personal energy. 2 CE hours
T51 Identify key elements of a digital preparation and optimize bur selection. Review the current ceramic marketplace. Learn how to scan for efficiency and success. Deliver an accurate and durable ceramic restoration. 2 CE hours
T44 Key information you need to know about HIPAA and the most prevalent reasons for initiating HIPAA investigations today (especially email). HIPAA technology law in plain English and highlight simple ways to enhance your bottom line and productivity. Achieve HIPAA compliance when sharing and storing patient information. Maximize time savings and profitability by leveraging today’s tech. 1 CE hour not qualified to meet TSBDE requirements as technical and scientific, 1 CE hour qualified to meet HIPAA requirement
T55 - 1 CE hour
T58 Implement strategies to achieve 80% case acceptance. Identify words dentists say and don’t say that dramatically decrease case acceptance. Understand that all buying decisions are emotional & how to connect emotionally with their patients. 1.5 CE hrs
T56 Determine how to calculate the equity in your practice. How to invest in your practice to increase value. Organize financials for the sale. Develop a plan for an exit strategy. 1 CE hour not qualified to meet TSBDE requirements as technical and scientific
T53 Learn what emergency equipment is required by the New Texas Nitrous and Sedation Rules. Discover cost effective ways to keep your emergency equipment simple yet effective. Hands on demonstration of various required emergency equipment, including AEDs, backup suction, positive pressure oxygen. 1.5 CE hours
T50 The Gift of Connection Sheri Kay, RDH 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
T51Send & Deliver
Lori Trost, DMD 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
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T52 Dental Risk Management Practices That Control and Reduce Malpractice Exposure
Robert Thompson 9:00 am - 10:50 am
T52 Recognize the current trends in dental malpractice. Name three clinical areas of dental practice that lead to increased claim severity. List the main risk management issues related to dental malpractice. 2 Risk-Management CE Hours 104.1
T53 Nuts and Bolts of Emergency Equipment Rose Dodson 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm
T54 HIPAA Compliance & Productivity Through Technology
Chris Elley & Dave Fidanza 2:15 pm - 3:15 pm
T55 Improving Patient Case Acceptance Alan Hollander 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm
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T56 Prepare to “Go” Thomas Angeloni, Matthew McCarthy& Greg Pinkerton
9:00 am - 10:00 am
T57 A Little Down in the Mouth? Pam Boyd 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm
T57 Better understanding of depression and how it surfaces in the dental profession. Acquire tips and proven techniques for overcoming depression and suicidal thoughts. Triggers of different personality styles and the trailheads that lead to suicidal depression in each personality quadrant. Recognize signs of depression in others and deal productively with their needs.1.5 CE hrs
T58 Keys to Increased Case Acceptance: Helping Patients to Want What They Need
Mike Kesner, DDS 2:15 pm - 3:45 pm
T59 Fear Factors of Practice Ownership 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
T59 Learn how early planning can lead to a successful practice. Develop strategies to overcome your fears and debunk market myths. Learn day to day operations of when you become an owner. Build a team to provide guidance through the early stages. 1 CE hour not qualified to meet TSBDE requirements as technical and scientific
Thomas Angeloni, Matthew McCarthy& Greg Pinkerton
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F06 Understand sleep disordered breathing and screening process by the dentist. Learn how to collaborate with different medical disciplines to provide treatment for sleep-related disordered breathing. Understand the workflow, billing process, and follow-up for patients with sleep apnea. Learn the different types of treatments for adults and children. 3 CE hours
F04 Review clinical features of several common oral lesions. Demonstrate step-by-step biopsy procedures using a diode laser. Appropriate tissue management post-surgery. Review histological analysis and diagnosis of collected specimen. 3 CE hours
F05 Own the knowledge of real-time digital smile design for both composite provisional and final porcelain restorations. Integrate sound occlusal principles to create synergy between form and function. Distinctive steps to identify and address difficult clinical situations and verbiage to control your patient’s expectations. Evaluate critical parameters to prevent problems prior to their occurrence from diagnosis to wax up and final fabrication of the ceramics. 3 CE hours
F07 Demystify the elements that make a successful practice and promote continual growth. 9 steps to create more significant and POWER-full relationships with patients How great practices are keeping case acceptance high in this economy. Re-engineer your workday and your thinking to get more out of LIFE. 3 CE hours not qualified to meet TSBDE requirements as technical and scientific
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T61 Full Body Yoga for the Dental Professional (All Levels)
Sheri Kay, RDH, BS 7:00 am - 7:45 am
T62 Bus Tour of San Antonio — 2:30 pm - 4:30 pmbus tour in San Antonio. The ATDA’s own Chita Harris, tour guide extraordinaire, promises another fantastic, historical, customized bus tour! Includes wine, water and snacks.
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F01 Dentist Participation, Risk Management, Record Keeping, and Clinical Considerations in Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program
Ankit Amin, DDS, Linda Altenhoff, DDS, Carlos Garcia, DMD, Amanda Hudgens, Patty Logan, Marguerite Laccabue, DDS, Janice Reardon, DDS, Brenda Walker, Gregory Stoute, DMD, MPH
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
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F01 Review the importance of proper documentation in a patient’s dental record. Discuss with the Health and Human Services Commission and representatives from the 3 dental managed care organizations—DentaQuest, MCNA Dental, and United Health Care—issues about provider enrollment in Medicaid, credentialing with the dental managed care organizations, clinical issues in Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program, and claims submission and billing topics. 1 hour of risk management CE
F02 Good to Great: Mastering Adhesion and Posterior Composites
Alan Atlas, DMD 8:00 am - 10:50 am
F02 Optimal adhesives and materials for specific cavity preparations. Achieve precise margins, consistent contacts and eliminate post-operative sensitivity. Utilize CaMBRA and other risk assessment tools to extend survival of adhesive restorations. 3 CE hours
F03 High Impact Communication: Words to Use and Words to Lose
Lois Banta 8:00 am - 10:50 am
F01 Implement effective communication guidelines for scheduling and reducing open time. Discuss financial arrangements, discuss treatment plans, diagnoses, etc. Manage handoffs from clinical staff to administrative staff and vice versa. Turn patient needs into wants at key communication moments. 3 CE hrs
F04 Excisional Biopsies of Common Oral Lesions by Diode Laser:
F05 Cutting Edge Technology with Digital Design Joyce Bassett, DDS 8:00 am - 10:50 am
F06 Wake Up Your Practice to Dental Sleep Medicine (Lecture attendance required for F44)
Diana Batoon, DMD 8:00 am - 10:50 am
F07 The Top 10 Secrets to Make Your Practice Thrive Kirk Behrendt 8:00 am - 10:50 am
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F08 Create opportunities to incorporate Invisalign clear aligners in pre- and post-restorative work. Common mistakes and pitfalls that derail ortho-restorative success and how to avoid them. Develop a restorative workflow using Invisalign as a comprehensive dental tool. 3 CE hours
F09 Impression techniques: PVS vs alginate without getting that pull, scrape, bubble, delamination and void. When to use ferric sulfate or aluminum chloride, cord, laser, paste, and electrosurgery. Fabricating exquisite anterior and posterior provisionals. Infection control techniques: Principles and processes of disinfection and sterilization; personal protective attire and gear. 3 CE hours
F13 Identify the muscle referral patterns of the head and neck. Learn why most TMJ pain is not related to the joint. Conservative treatment to patients with chronic head and neck pain including treatment for bruxism and osteoarthritis including appliances. 3 CE hours
F14 Understanding composites & their place in restorative dentistry. What zirconia can do in aesthetic practices. How to work towards production & profit. 3 CE hours
F17 Endo-restorative concepts, access and 3- dimensional ultrasonic cleaning. Introduction to the "Blend Technique", combining both heat & non-heat treated rotary files. In-depth review of bio ceramics in endodontics. 3 CE hours
F15 Effectively treat adults with Alzheimer’s, CVD, stroke and Parkinson’s. Apply the new ADA preventive guidelines to seniors (including SDF). Manage medication oral side-effects, including dry mouth and root caries. Apply the new ADA antibiotic guidelines to seniors. 3 CE hours
F12 Identify on-the-job challenges that could affect performance and happiness. The steps that can be taken to minimize the effects of those steps. Explore how to have a more productive and fulfilling career as a dental assistant. 3 CE hours
F11 Understand the definitions of sedation, established and recently published by the ADA. Comprehend the pharmacology of sedatives administered in dentistry. Treat the apprehensive child. Assess situational problems, mistakes made and hind sight solutions in over thirty years of 4 day-a-week private practice 3 CE hours
F16 History and scope of forensic dentistry. Concepts in dental identification. Current Technological advances in Forensic Dentistry. Concepts currently being used for dental age estimation techniques. 3 CE hours
F18 The “real” challenges of the new dentist vs. the “perceived” challenges. Clarify obstacles and create action plan to overcome them. Core competencies crucial to predictable personal and professional growth for the modern new dentist. 3 CE hours not qualified to meet TSBDE requirements as technical and scientific
F08 Optimizing Invisalign for Restorative Outcomes Robin Bethell, DDS 8:00 am - 10:50 am
F09 Workshop: Assist U (Part One) Shannon Brinker, CDA, CDD 8:00 am - 10:50 am
F11 Oral Sedation in Dentistry: Clinical Concepts and Current Controversies
Mel Hawkins, DDS, BScD, AN, FADS, DADBA
8:00 am - 10:50 am
F14 Restorative & Aesthetic Dentistry: What We Can Do Now & In the Future Part 1
Jeffrey Hoos, DMD 8:00 am - 10:50 am
F15 Successfully Treating Older Adults: Techniques for the Entire Team
8:00 am - 10:50 am
F16 Forensic Dentistry: The Dental Autopsy and Stuff Like That
Kathleen Kasper, DDS, DABFO 8:00 am - 10:50 am
F17 Precision Based Endodontics Anne Koch, DMD 8:00 am - 10:50 am
F18 The Appropriate Path for the Modern New Dentist Kevin Kwiecien, DMD, MS 8:00 am - 10:50 am
F12 5 Ways To CRUSH Your Career Kevin Henry, MA 8:00 am - 9:20 am
F13 The Puzzle of Non-Odontogenic Pain Part 1 Muscle and TMJ
Rich Hirschinger, DDS, MBA 8:00 am - 10:50 am
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F19 The pharmacology of botulinum toxin, its history, mechanism of action, duration and onset, potential side effects, clinical indication s and contraindications. 4 toxin products approved by the FDA and summarize their differences and similarities. Identify muscles of facial expression and muscles of mastication in a human cadaver* specimen. Proper administration of all botulinum toxins including anatomic localization and target muscles. 3 CE hours
F22 Understand capabilities of various FOVs - advantages and limitations. Radiographic anatomy and variations of normal maxillofacial anatomy. 3-D appearance of common pathology. Clinical applications: review of cases. 3 CE hours
F24 Get a list of accounts with credit balances and use the new Allocate Credit Balances feature to clean up those balances. Use the new appointment list to find the right patients to fill holes in the schedule. Capture unlimited allergy and medical conditions and medical contact details in the new Health History module. Schedule reports and month end tasks to run automatically. 3 CE hours
F27 Dental office scenarios that challenge your decision-making process. Review International College of Dentistry and ADA Code of Ethics. Audience participation and discussions. 2 CE hours
F23 Generate a basic understanding of Alzheimer’s, Anxiety and Autism Spectrum Disorder. Review new techniques for proper patient assessment. Establish treatment procedures including creativity and the latest technology. Explore behavior guidance protocols to help integrate these patients into the dental practice. 3 CE hours
F21 Learn the history and pharmacology of nitrous oxide. Review anatomy and physiology. Understand the stages of anesthesia/sedation. 8 CE hours PHOTO ID REQUIRED TO ATTEND
F20 Recognize critical parafunctional red flags and why they matter. Appreciate the balance between function, parafunction & aesthetics. Realistic management of destructive forces in restorative dentistry. See case examples of the principles in action. 3 CE hrs
F25 Key components of patients’ sensory perception and interpretation. Solutions to office distractions and roadblocks. Improve communication with patients by providing the right “environment”. Discover the power of elective services. 3 CE hours
F28 Proper maintenance for operative, endodontic, implant and surgical handpieces. Benefits of utilizing a maintenance station and why maintenance stations are superior to manual maintenance. Importance of testing a sterilizer and be able to list what types of testing options are available. Proper management of evacuation lines and describe risks of poor management. 2 CE hours
F19 Workshop: Botox Training With Cadaver Anatomy Review Part 1
Gigi Meinecke, RN, BSN, DMD, FAGD 8:00 am - 10:50 am
F20 Function, Parafunction & What the Function Michael Melkers, DDS, MAGD, FICOI 8:00 am - 10:50 am
F24 35 New Dentrix Features You Should Be Using Miranda Reed 8:00 am - 10:50 am
F25 Creating the Exceptional Patient Experience Lori Trost, DMD 9:30 am - 10:50 am
F26 Neck, Back & Beyond Bethany Valachi, PT, DPT, MS, CEAS 8:00 am - 10:50 am
F26 TUtilize the latest ergonomic equipment on the market to Improve your health and your patient outcomes. Implement ergonomic modifications to prevent back, neck and shoulder pain. Key Positioning Sequence to easily treat the upper arch while preserving your best working posture. Identify the different MSDs to which specialists (ortho, pedo, perio, endo and oral surgeons) are uniquely predisposed and learn effective interventions.3 CE hours
F27 Navigating the Swamp in 2020 - A Course In Establishing the Highest Ethical Standards For Your Professional Life
Jay Adkins, DDS, Robert Anderton, DDS, Jean Bainbridge, DDS & Thomas Harrison, DDS, MBA
8:30 am - 10:30 am
F28 Workshop: Handpiece, Instrument, and Small Equipment Maintenance
Francisco Aguilar, AGS 8:30 am - 10:30 am
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F29 What diet drugs require antibiotic prophylaxis before dental treatment. The six antibiotics recommended for SBE prophylaxis. What to do when the patient does not respond to your antibiotic choice. How to maximize the effectiveness of your antifungal medication. 2 CE hours
F33 Learn whether a cold start or buy-in is right for them. Common mistakes made by new doctors and how to avoid them. Learn how to evaluate business and profitability of a practice. 2 CE hours not qualified to meet TSBDE requirements as technical and scientific
F35 Enhance your diagnostic protocols. Refine your ability to handle patient objections. Explore alternative treatment options for early intervention and increased profitability. Individualize treatment plans using the Four-Pronged Approach. 2 CE hours
F32 Create a clear outline of objectives for your new or improved practice design. Learn the 17 principles of an attractive, comfort-able and highly productive office. Markedly reduce the cost to create a great new practice while providing better patient care. 2 CE hours not qualified to meet TSBDE requirements as technical and scientific
F31 To appreciate the impact of sleep-related breathing disorders on pediatric populations. Be able to screen for and identify the clinical signs of mouth breathing and sleep-disordered breathing among patients in your practice. Understand that comfortable nasal breathing requires the following conditions: lips pressed together, tongue resting high on the roof of the mouth, and a patent nasal passage. 3 CE hours
F30 Understand and manage the behavior of the under parented, overstressed, no limits child of the new decade. Review how family and social influences are redefining and shaping the child and the family relationship. Developmental milestones and their application to appropriate behavior management. Review the pharmacology and physiology of nitrous oxide and oxygen sedation in children. 2 CE hours
F36 Can living a fit lifestyle increase your personal productivity by 25%? It’s true! Want to break through to next level energy & vitality? With the latest research on active living – peppered with a little humor - you will uncover powerful reasons to revamp your health and fitness dreams & goals starting TODAY. Exercise scientists report physical activity increases reaction time, improves memory, boosts fine motor skills and slows down the aging process. Attend this session and receive insider strategies to get lean and stay lean with little effort. Sounds good? Let’s build a body that is an impenetrable fortress. 1 hour of FREE CE
F34 Discuss and understand the major complications associated with the treatment of oral cancer. Effective strategies to improve the oral cancer survivor quality of life - Pre-Cancer Therapy- During-Cancer Therapy- Post-Cancer Therapy2 CE hours
F29 Wow! Your Face is Swollen: Pharmacologic Management of Orofacial Infections
Harold 'Hal" Crossley, DDS, MS. PhD 8:30 am - 10:30 am
F30 How Are You Going to Get Him To Do That? David Rothman, DDS 8:30 am - 10:30 am
F32 David Ahearn, DDS 9:00 am - 10:50 am
F33 “Start Smart/Stay Smart” Charles Blair, DDS 9:00 am - 10:50 am
F34 Management of the Oral Cancer Patient Michael Huber, DDS, Diplomate ABOM 9:00 am - 10:50 am
F35 Principle Based Periodontal Therapy and Treatment Planning
Kim Miller 9:00 am - 10:50 am
F36 KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: The Fitness Prescription: Your Peak Performance Advantage
Uche Odiatu, DMD 11:00 am - 11:50 am
F31 The Pediatric Dentist Role in Sleep, Breathing and Myofunctional Disorders: A Functional Approach For Providers On the Front-Line Part 1 (Not a prerequisite for Part 2)
Soroush Zaghi, MD 8:00 am - 10:50 am
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F37 Expedited approach to a highly esthetic immediate anterior implant provisional. Provisionalization strategies, materials and design will be discussed. Participants will leave with the information necessary to implement a surgically oriented provisionalization principles in their practices. 2 CE hours
F42 Restoration of class 1 and 2 direct posterior composites with different materials, and placement techniques utilized and compared. Step by step preparation techniques with specific diamonds and rationale for perfect finish lines for composite restora-tions. Demonstrate how to get precise and consistent contacts and excellent long-term results. Utilize finishing and polishing techniques to preserve tooth structure and restoration integrity. 3 CE hours
F43 Basic preparation design principals by using composite provisional augmentation, depth cutters across the facials to facilitate preparation and attain minimal tooth reduction. Sharpen your understanding of adhesives and restorative materials so the team knows what systems to use and their limitations. Customization of a screw retained implant provisional in the aesthetic zone and impression techniques and obtain imperceptible implant restorations. New concepts in preparation design, and create predictability for the ceramist, while minimizing tooth preparation for the patient. 3 CE hours
F40 Generate a basic understanding of Autism Spectrum Disorder. Provide a review of how to properly assess the patient’s abilities. Discuss techniques for treatment that encompass creativity and the latest in technology. 2 CE hours
F39 Defining/enhancing your perio protocols. Using digital photography to deepen powers of observation. Engaging patients in co-discovery. Gaining clinical closure. 2 CE hours
F38 Relevant risks of providing dental care to the patient on an anticoagulant agent. Contemporary guidance to manage the patient on an anticoagulant agent. Relevant risks associated with antimicrobial prophylaxis. Discuss contemporary guidance addressing prosthetic joint infection and dental care. 2 CE hours
F44 Learn the workflow for screening and evaluating for sleep-related disordered breathing. Learn the types of different oral appliances for adults and adjusting them Digital workflow, record-taking, bite records and impression techniques. Learn about Functional appliance therapy for children. 3 CE hours
F41 Review the importance of proper documentation in a patient’s dental record. Discuss with the Health and Human Services Commission and representatives from the 3 dental managed care organizations—DentaQuest, MCNA Dental, and United Health Care—issues about provider enrollment in Medicaid, credentialing with the dental managed care organizations, clinical issues in Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program, and claims submission and billing topics. 1 hour of risk management CE
F37 Immediate Provisionalization of Dental Implants - A Surgeon’s Perspective
Richard Akin, DDS, MD 1:00 pm - 2:50 pm
F38 Update on New Anticoagulants & Antimicrobial Prophylaxis
Michael Huber, DDS, Diplomate ABOM 1:00 pm - 2:50 pm
F39 Change Your Thinking, Change Your Hygiene Appointment
Sheri Kay, RDH 1:00 pm - 2:50 pm
F40 Bridging the Gap: Tips for Treating a Patient with Autism
Karen Raposa, RDH, MBA 1:00 pm - 2:50 pm
F41 Dentist Participation, Risk Management, Record Keeping, and Clinical Considerations in Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program
Ankit Amin, DDS, Linda Altenhoff, DDS, Carlos Garcia, DMD, Amanda Hudgens, Patty Logan, Marguerite Laccabue, DDS, Janice Reardon, DDS, Brenda Walker, Gregory Stoute, DMD, MPH
2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
F42 Workshop: Good to Great: Mastering Adhesion and Posterior Composites
Alan Atlas, DMD 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
F43 Real World Cosmetic Dentistry FAULTS FAILURES AND FIXES
Joyce Bassett, DDS 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
F44 Workshop: Wake Up Your Practice to Dental Sleep Medicine
Diana Batoon, DMD 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
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F46 Differences among THC, CBD, Hemp, and pot. Possible medicinal uses of cannabis. Differences between edible, vaping, and sublingual use of marijuana. The meaning of shatter, dab, wax, and scat. 3 CE hours
F52 5 Proven Practice Transition Strategies. What You Need to Know About DSO Buyers. Primary Factors That Drive Practice Value. A Step by Step Guide for Selling Your Practice. 2.5 CE hours not qualified to meet TSBDE requirements as technical and scientific
F53 Understand and manage the behavior of the under parented, overstressed, no limits child of the new decade. Review how family and social influences are redefining and shaping the child and the family relationship. Developmental milestones and their application to appropriate behavior management. Review the pharmacology and physiology of nitrous oxide and oxygen sedation in children. 2 CE hours
F49 Therapeutic uses of botulinum toxins – both FDA approved indications and off-label uses. CDC guidelines for proper asepsis in medication reconstitution and multi-use vials. Correctly document treatment – in writing and photographically. 4 CE hours
F48 PLEASE BRING ANY ACCESSED, EXTRACTED TEETH YOU MAY WANT TO WORK ON. Understand the benefits of piezoelectric ultrasonic in access and three-dimensional irrigation. The science and logical nature of hydraulic condensation and the incorporation of matching posts. Will recognize that 'Great Endodontics' can be accomplished in a safe and simple manner. 3 CE hours
F47 Discovering through simple steps what your personality may be as well as others in your practice. Learn how to find common denominators despite having different types of personalities. Understand what each personality is looking to have from his or her colleagues. 2 CE hours not qualified to meet TSBDE requirements as technical and scientific
F54 Identify the 5 critical pieces of a successful OSHA compliance program. Define the chances of a dental practice being subjected to an OSHA inspection. Review the most common OSHA dental practice violations and the resulting fines. Preparing your practice for an OSHA inspection.
F50 Dots & lines-understanding the basic components and rationale for occlusal design, from one tooth to full mouth application. Why are your restorations breaking and what can you do about it. Bite splints, occlusal guards...what, why and how. Cases, cases...and more case so you can see actual application. 3 CE hours
F46 The Cannabis of Today is Not Your Momma's Weed
Harold 'Hal" Crossley, DDS, MS. PhD
1:00 pm- 4:00 pm
F47 Harnessing the Power of Personalities Within the Dental Practice
Kevin Henry, MA 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
F48 Workshop: Endodontic Workshop with Dr. Anne Koch
Anne Koch, DMD 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
F49 Workshop: Botox Training With Cadaver Anatomy Review Part 2 (F19 Prerequisite)
F50 Occlusion in Everyday Practice Michael Melkers, DDS, MAGD, FICOI 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
F51 Kim Miller 1:00 pm- 4:00 pm
F51 Appraise the danger of subgingival biofilm related to oral and overall health. Identify advantages of biofilm management with low abrasive air polishing devices. Identify the patient, clinician and practice benefits of Guided Biofilm Therapy. 3 CE hours
F52 Practice Transitions 101- A Guide to Selling Your Dental Practice
Brannon Moncrief 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm
F53 The "4 P"s of Pediatric Dentistry: Physiology, Pharmacology, Psychology and Phamily"
David Rothman, DDS 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
F54 What You Always Wanted To Know About OSHA, But Were Afraid To Ask
F55 Discover how to down regulate the stress response in your patient and yourself to improved tolerance reclining. Identify painful trigger points in your patients that manifest as a 'muscular toothache'. Safely transfer wheelchair patients in the dental laboratory. Incorporate chairside stretching into their workplace. 3 CE hours
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F56 Explain the mechanism of photo biomodulation and its clinical effects. Recognize the use of photo biomodulation and its effect on a patient’s quality of life. 3 CE hours
F62 Identify the presence of a “high arched narrow palate”, or “restrictive lingual frenulum,” among other causes of the difficulty breathing through the nose. The role of saline rinses, nasal sprays, allergy medicines, mouth taping, myofunctional therapy, and surgery in the treatment of these issues. Discuss a differential diagnosis for clenching and grinding among patients who present with signs of moderate to severe dental wear. Recognize the role of tongue-tie and lip-tie surgery and learn how to improve the surgical outcomes of your cases. 3 CE hours
F59 Signs and symptoms of trigeminal neuralgia, glossopharyngeal neuralgia, and nervous intermedius neuralgia. Localize pain and be more certain of a diagnosis before irreversible dental treatment is rendered. Recognize and treat peripheral neuropathies with topical medications. Signs and symptoms of obstructive sleep apnea and some treatment options. 3 CE hours
F58 Apply tips and tricks learned over 30+ years. Appreciate the anatomy of local anesthesia. Multitask with combinations of techniques, volume and make intelligent choices as to which local anesthetics might be used and when. Assess and critique case reports and respond to, "What would you do now, Doctor?" 3 CE hours
F57 Gain insight into running a practice like a business. Be challenged to new thinking to survive in a changing world of PPOs. Understand why the corporation is the superior business model and how to copy the winning features. 3 CE hours
F63 Never run out of chair-side supplies. Perform effectively in two and four hand mode. Have predictability on time performance every day. Create the simplest and most effective sterilization & resupply system. 3 CE hours not qualified to meet TSBDE requirements as technical and scientific
F60 Understanding composites & their place in restorative dentistry. What zirconia can do in aesthetic practices. How to work towards production & profit. 3 CE hours
F61 Identify and distinguish between: Common/important white and pigmented oral lesions. Common/important ulcerative oral lesions and soft tissue growths. 3 CE hours
F65 Distinguish between optimized and conventional attachments and identify the forces that are applied by each. Understand the principles and research behind using optimized attachments for more predictable tooth movement. Treatment plan with attachment material, placement, and purpose in mind. 3 CE hours
F56 Photobiomodulation Therapy on Clinical Management of Xerostomia and Sensory Alteration
Juliana Barros, DDS, MS & Shalizeh Patel, DDS, Med
1:30 pm - 4:30 pm
F57 How to Survive and Thrive In a PPO and Corporate Enviroment
Charles Blair, DDS 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm
F58 Local Anesthesia: Things I’ve Learned by Trial and Failure!
Mel Hawkins, DDS, BScD, AN, FADS, DADBA
1:30 pm - 4:30 pm
F59 The Puzzle of Non-Odontogenic Pain Part II Neuropathic Pain and Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Rich Hirschinger, DDS, MBA 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm
F60 Restorative & Aesthetic Dentistry: What We Can Do Now & In the Future Part 2
Jeffrey Hoos, DMD 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm
F61 Diagnosis of Oral Mucosal Lesions Made Easy Ngozi Nwizu, BDS, MMSc, PhD 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm
F62 The Pediatric Dentist Role in Sleep, Breathing and Myofunctional Disorders: A Functional Approach for Providers On the Front-Line Part 2 (Part 1 not a prerequisite)
Soroush Zaghi, MD 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm
F63 This Can All be Easier David Ahearn, DDS 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
F64 Team Meetings and Morning Huddles that ROCK Lois Banta 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
F64 How to design a true morning huddle instead of a schedule review. How to involve EVERYONE and why it is important. What to include and how to keep the information current. Finishing projects, how and why to celebrate. 3 CE hours not qualified to meet TSBDE requirements as technical and scientific
F65 Laws of Attachments Robin Bethell, DDS 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
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F66 Impression techniques: PVS vs alginate without getting that pull, scrape, bubble, delamination and void. When to use ferric sulfate or aluminum chloride, cord, laser, paste, and electrosurgery. Fabricating exquisite anterior and posterior provisionals. Infection control techniques: Principles and processes of disinfection and sterilization; personal protective attire and gear. 3 CE hrs
F72 Discuss and understand selected oral conditions the dentist can’t afford to miss in his or her practice. - Liver disorders- Renal disorders- Endocrine disorders- Bleeding disorders- Erythema multiforme- Pemphigus- Cancer2 CE hours
F69 Discover your why? Are your goals of profit and purpose congruent? Understand the role of leadership as the currency of culture. Creating a shared mental model in your team. Developing a "people first" organization.1.5 CE hours not qualified to meet TSBDE requirements as technical and scientific
F68 Discuss the history of “case presentation” and the stigma associated with it. Differentiate between knowing all of the possible treatment options and having a vision of what optimal is. Process of facilitating co-discovery, co-diagnosis and ownership for the patient. 3 CE hours
F67 Learn innovative clinical techniques for adults with common medical conditions. Utilize new ADA guidelines on “blood thinners”, bisphosphonates, and antibiotics. Avoid pitfalls with medical consultation and dental clearance. Manage medication oral side-effects. 3 CE hours
F70 10 new eating strategies to douse the flames of inflammation in the mouth & body. Understand intermittent fasting, probiot-ics, the secret of extra virgin oil, “why organic?” & the power of antioxidants. Learn why NEW findings about your patients’ gut flora are shaking the very foundation of health care & nutrition. Expand your new patient exam with important lifestyle questions to engage your patients and to support successful treatment outcomes. 3 CE hours
F71 CBCT software to explore areas of interest on Anonymized CT scan volumes. Advantages and limitations of various types of surgical guides. Guided interpretation of cases - TMJ, implant planning, missed canal, airway evaluation. 3 CE hours WINDOWS COMPATIBLE LAPTOP REQUIRED
F74 Evaluate new products and procedures for children using evidence-based dentistry. Develop a preventive strategy based on current science of the interrelationship between diet, frequency, carcinogenicity. Discover that blaming teeth for all the world’s ills is not science. Improve his or her knowledge base to become comfortable with seeing and treating children in the office. 2 CE hrs
F73 You’ll learn how to build and foster these systems: 1. The advocate, or your practice’s concierge 2. Patient communication protocols 3. Scheduling 4. Financial arrangements 5. Written policies and systems 6. Support for your team 7. Marketing 8. Your practice’s financial health 9. Your practice’s attitude, voice, and face. 2 CE hours
F68 Case Presentation vs. The Appropriate Next Step Kevin Kwiecien, DMD, MS 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
F69 The Product of a Dental Practice- The Immeasurable Patient Experience
Edwin 'Mac" McDonald III, DDS, FAGD, FICD
2:00 pm - 3:30 pm
F70Mind Connection
Uche Odiatu, DMD 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
F71 CBCT Workshop: Hands on Interpretation and Implant Planning
Vijay Parashar, BDS, DDS, MDSc. 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
F72 Clinicopathologic Conference on Oral Conditions You Can't Afford to Miss
Michael Huber, DDS, Diplomate ABOM 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
F73 The 9 Administrative Systems that Make Practices Soar
Sheri Kay, RDH 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
F74 The Oh-So Many Myths of Dentistry David Rothman, DDS 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
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F75 Identify the 5 critical pieces of a successful OSHA compliance program. Define the chances of a dental practice being subjected to an OSHA inspection. Review the most common OSHA dental practice violations and the resulting fines. Preparing your practice for an OSHA inspection.
F80 Responsible prescription practices. Compliance with evolving state regulations on opioid prescriptions. How to integrate PDMP monitoring into clinical workflow. 1 hour Controlled Substance CE 111.1 or 1 hour Technical and Scientific not Both
F77 Learn how to stay cash-flow positive when starting or buying a practice. Why competing against corporate practices may be a good thing. What is the timeline and process to open a new office from scratch? Why financing with the right lender is a critical step in practice ownership. 1 CE hour not qualified to meet TSBDE requirements as technical and scientific
F76 Understand the physical challenges that all dental professionals face daily. Have a “game plan” on what to do when you have pain. Learn what you can do pro-actively to improve physically. Know when to seek outside help and who to seek. 1.5 CE hours
F78 Recognize the current trends in dental malpractice. Name three clinical areas of dental practice that lead to increased claim severity. List the main risk management issues related to dental malpractice. 2 CE hours not qualified to meet TSBDE require-ments as technical and scientific
F79 Understand the pros and cons of having one large location vs. multiple smaller locations. How do you know when you’re ready to expand? What types of financing is available and how much money do you need when you are ready to expand? What management tactics and strategies you can employ to increase revenue? 1 CE hour not qualified to meet TSBDE requirements as technical and scientific
F83 Basics of patient monitors, including what is required by the New Texas Sedation rules and regulations. Discover your options for monitoring and documenting respiration rate. Pros and cons of various pulse oximeter sensors and how to get the most out of the sensor you currently use. See the newest technology in patient monitoring demonstrated in real time. 1.5 CE hours
F82 Review of changes to the Texas Dental Practice Act and Texas State Board of Dental Examiners’ rules and regulations. Overview of important regulatory and compliance updates to professional conduct, emergency management, sedation and anesthesia, controlled substances, record keeping and allied dental team management. 1 CE hours
F75 What You Always Wanted To Know About OSHA, But Were Afraid To Ask
Lee Slaton 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
F76 "Stay in the Game" What To Do When You Face Physical Challenges in Dentistry
Ralph Cooley, DDS, AGD Fellow 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm
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F77 Build or Buy? Thomas Angeloni, Matthew McCarthy & Greg Pinkerton
8:00 am - 8:50 am
F78 Dental Risk Management Practices That Control and Reduce Malpractice Exposure
Robert Thompson 9:00 am - 10:50 am
F79 Rome Wasn’t Built In a Day: Comparing Dental Growth Strategies
1:30 pm - 2:30 pm
F80 Dentistry and the Opioid Crisis Patrick Malloy & Robert McDermott 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
F81 Goal Setting & Team Management Alan Hollander 4:15 pm - 5:15 pm
F81 - 1 CE hour not qualified to meet TSBDE requirements as technical and scientific
QUANTUM LEAP SUCCESS IN DENTISTRY CE EXPRESS CLASSROOM
F82 It's YOUR Dental License, Protect It Diane Rhodes 9:10 am - 10:10 am
F83 The Truth About Patient Monitors Rose Dodson 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm
F84 Keys to Increased Case Acceptance: Helping Patients to Want What They Need
Mike Kesner, DDS 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm
F84 Recognize why teaching dentistry kills you case acceptance. Incorporate at least 25 % more same day dentistry into their daily schedules. Utilize a team drive Case Presentation System to prevent “sticker shock” from large treatment plans. 1.5 CE hours
Thomas Angeloni, Matthew McCarthy & Greg Pinkerton
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F75 Better understanding of depression and how it surfaces in the dental profession. Acquire tips and proven techniques for overcoming depression and suicidal thoughts. Triggers of different personality styles and the trailheads that lead to suicidal depression in each personality quadrant. Recognize signs of depression in others and deal productively with their needs. 1 CE hr
S02 Approaches to immediate implant socket management in molar locations. Participants will also learn how to apply this technique to immediate implants in other areas of the mouth. 2 CE hours
F90 Stress levels are up and grief is unavoidable. Dental anxiety is an epidemic in today’s society. Some of our patients suffer from a diagnosed mental illness. This program is designed to help increase your understanding of how to manage grief, stress and emotional issues that occur in our own lives and among the dental team. Furthermore, we will address how the dental practitioner can focus on the emotional needs of the patient attached to the tooth. The program includes lunch. Only 200 tickets are available for this event. 1.75 CE hours
S01 Actionable set of tools to hire the right people, for the right spot- right the first time. What are the stages of practice growth? The math of growth- The cash of growth. Do you need to add someone, or are you just inefficient? 3 CE hours not qualified to meet TSBDE requirements as technical and scientific
F85 A Little Down in the Mouth? Pam Boyd 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
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F86 ICD/ACD/PFA Breakfast 6:45 am - 8:30 am
F87 Yoga for the Dental Professional (All Levels) Sheri Kay, RDH, BS 7:00 am - 7:45 am
F88 U.S. Safety Services 8:00 am - 11:30 am
F89 U.S. Safety Services 1:30 pm - 5:00 pm
F90 Women in Texas Dentistry Leadership Lunch Kimberly Harms, DDS 12:15 pm – 2:00 pm
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S01 The Tool Kit for Practice Growth David Ahearn, DDS 8:30 am -11:30 am
S02 The Immediate Molar Implant Using Custom Healing Abutment Coverage
Richard Akin, DDS, MD 8:30 am -10:30 am
S03 Save the Tooth! Reconstruction of Compromised Teeth from Endodontics to Final Restoration
Alan Atlas, DMD 8:30 am -11:30 am
S03 Restorative diagnostic criteria for treatment planning tooth preservation versus implant options. When, why and how strategies to simplify placement of posts and core materials. Review preparation protocol and crown material options for compro-mised endodontically treated teeth to avoid early fractures and failures. Implement innovative and reduced workflows for integrating endodontic therapy with chairside scanning and milling. 3 CE hours
S05 Avoid Liability: Know Your Patients’ Medications and Their Impact on Dental Treatment
Harold 'Hal" Crossley, DDS, MS. PhD 8:30 am -11:30 am
S05 Prescription, OTC medications, and foods that could adversely interact with dental drugs. Why your patient is taking their medications. The impact of these medications on dental treatment. How to combine analgesics to maximize their effects. 3 CE hrs
S06 Historical evolution of bitemark analysis. Differences between human and animal bitemarks. Techniques used in bitemark evidence collection and analysis. New technology on the horizon in bitemark analysis. 3 CE hours
S07 Minimal Oral Sedation (Level 1) Review Course Ernest B. Luce, DDS 8:30 am - 3:30 pm
S07 Learn how to recognize patients that pose high risk for sedation. Safe and effective drug selections for sedation. Proper permitting, documentation and monitoring requirements. The recognition and management of sedation emergencies. 6 CE hours
S08 Things We Didn't Teach You In Dental School David Rothman, DDS 8:30 am -11:30 am
S08 Reviews and teaches the basic as well as updated restorative, behavior management and local anesthesia techniques appropriate to treating children. 3 CE hours
