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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF GENERAL DENTISTRY
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIAACADEMY OF GENERAL DENTISTRY
Southern CaliforniaAcademy of General Dentistry
How To Use Botox Therapy in Your Dental Practice Speaker-Instructor: Andrew Blumenfeld, MD
Sunday, October 14, 2012 Registration 7:00 am to 8 am Program: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
For More Information call SCAGD at 310- 471-4916 [email protected]
Botox therapy has many uses in dentistry. Your California dental license already permits you to treat various dental related conditions by injecting botulinum toxin (Botox). This course will cover the uses and instructions for botulinum toxins, their history, dosage preparation and injection techniques for a variety of dental related procedures. These include: TMJ pain and muscle spasms, bruxation therapy, lip and masseter muscle contour and treatment of associated migraines. Informed consent and the risks, benefits and alternatives (RBAs) will also be included in this course.
Andrew Blumenfeld, MD, is a neurologist and the director of the Headache Center of Southern California, located in San Diego. He is the Co-director of the Sleep Center of Southern California and a partner in the Research Center of So. Calif. in Oceanside.
Dr. Blumenfeld is chair of the American Headache Soc. Special Section: Peripheral nerve block and other interventional procedures for headaches and facial pain. He served as Chief of Neurology at Kaiser Permanente in San Diego and was the chairman of the bioethics committee. Dr. Blumenfeld has published and taught the use of Botox to health care providers including dentists nationally and internationally and has been treating patients with Botox since 1990.
Follow-up Comments by John S. Bettinger, DDS, Immediate Past-president ofThe Dental Board of California
Embassy Suites Hotel-Anaheim South, 11767 Harbor Blvd., Garden Grove, CA 92840 Phone: 714-539-3300 8 CE Units
Free Parking Continental Breakfast Fabulous Buffet Lunch
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Southern California Academy of General Dentistry Sunday, October 14, 2012
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Tuition Due by Oct. 6, 2012 After Due Date At the Door if Available AGD Member $195 $250 $400 Non-AGD Member $275 $325 $400 Dental Auxiliary $125 $175 $250Continental Breakfast & Fabulous Buffet Lunch Provided - Free Parking
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Cancellation Policy: Must be within 10 days of the meeting for a 90% refund.
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Botox Therapy in Dental Practice Agenda for this Meeting:
1. Introduction to botulinum toxins, where they come from, how they work, are they toxic?2. Historic development for theraputic uses of botulinum toxins, more than a cosmetic treatment.
Coffee Break 3. Botulinum toxins in migraine, a trigeminal nerve disorder.4. Botulinum toxins in TMJ dysfunction: myogenic and trigeminal nerve modulation.5. Botulinum toxins in shaping the lips and masseter muscles.
Lunch Break6. Reconstitution of of Botox vials, getting ready for injections, what you need to have.7. Dilution and dosing.
Coffee Break8. Informed consent and patient discussions about risks and benefits.9. Injection sites for migrane, TMJ dysfunction and dental cosmesis.9. Comments by John S. Bettinger, DDS, Immediate Past president of The Dental Board of Calif.
DATE: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2012
TIME: REGISTRATION: 8:00 AM
SEMINAR: 9:00 AM– 5:00 PM
Location: ONTARIO DOUBLE TREE HOTEL
222 N. VINEYARD AVE, ONTARIO, CA
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“New Technologies in the Surgical Placement of Dental Implants”
Jaime Lozada, D.D.S.~Loma Linda University
New Technologies such as cone-beam computer tomography and
3-dimensional dental implant treatment is rapidly leading to precision and accuracy in
the evaluation and placement of dental implants. A new generation of biomaterials is
also allowing surgeons to place implants in areas never before considered. Dr. Lozada
will describe the use of protocols associated with surgical implant placement, discuss
new implant technologies and evaluate the application of biomaterials in im- plant
dentistry.
Clinical Tips for Everyday Adhesive Dentistry”
Marcos Vargas, D.D.S. ~ University of Iowa
Ceramics and resin composite materials with expanded shades, various opacities and
improved handling can produce functional, long-lasting, cost effective, and highly aesthetic di-
rect anterior restoration in daily practice. Dr. Vargas will give a comprehensive de-
scription of shade selection, cavity preparation design, bonding, resin composite ma-
nipulation, contouring, surface characterization, and polishing will be provided.
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October 14, 2012 Continued Education Course 8:00 AM– 5:00pm
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XCEL SEMINARS
The Knott’s Berry Farm Resort Hotel(Beach Blvd Exit off the 5, 405 & 91 Fws) 7675 Crescent Ave, Buena Park, CA
All Courses are on Sundays (8AM-4PM) and 7 CA & AGD CEs each
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THE 4 COURSE SERIES (28 CA & AGD CEs) FOR ONLY $399
4th Annual Comprehensive
Dental Skills Series
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COURSE SERIES SPONSORED BY:
Sep. 23, 2012: Mastering Restorative Dentistry - From Adhesion to Zirconium Dr. Alan Atlas is currently Associate Professor and Co-Director of
Restorative Dentistry Clinics at the University of Pennsylvania. He also maintains a private practice.
Nov. 11, 2012: OSHA, Infection Control & the CA DPA Nancy Andrews, RDH, has entertaining methods to help the dental team navigate the sea of state and federal regulations.
Dec. 9, 2012: Practical Endodontics: Treatment Planning, Techniques and Materials for GPs Dr. Robert Salehrabi, is Associate Professor of Clinical Endodontics at the University of Southern California, the recipient of the International Endodontic Federation Research Award, was a general practitioner for over 10 years before becoming an endodontist and curently maintains a private practice limited to Endodonics.
Feb. 10, 2013: Comprehensive Clinical Perio for GPs Dr. Jon Suzuki is one of the premier peridontists in the country, Director of Graduate Periodontology and Oral Implantology
at Temple University, former Dental School Dean at the University of Pittsburgh and lectures internationally.
TUITION 4 COURSE SERIES EACH INDIVIDUAL COURSE
Dentist: $399 Staff: $249 Dentist: $139, Staff: $119
Dentist: $399 Staff: $249 Dentist: $159, Staff: $139
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Approved PACE Program Provider FAGD/MAGD Credit Approval does not imply acceptance by a state or provincial board of dentistry or AGD endorsement. (10/01/11) to (09/30/2015) We are a California Board Approved provider, permit #4536, Valid until 7/31/13
Perfecting Your Restorations: This seminar will help you plan the materials, techniques and procedures for optimal clinical success
with adhesives, composites and ceramic restorations, based on the most current scientific evidence, including: How the tooth location and preparation
configuration determines the adhesive system, composite materials and placement technique utilized ♦ Factors most affecting successful or failed
clinical results ♦ Describe treatment planning and material choice for Class I, II and V restorations ♦ Application techniques for improving long term
durability of dentin bonding, reducing polymerization shrinkage and contraction stress, micro-leakage, and eliminating post-operative sensitivity for
etch and rinse adhesives and self-etch adhesives ♦ Describe the controlled placement and delayed polymerization technique for optimum long term
results of direct posterior restorations ♦ Proper treatment planning for anterior and posterior esthetic ceramic restorations ♦ Step-by-step prep
techniques for all ceramic crowns, inlays and onlays ♦ Impression techniques for simplified retraction and hemostasis ♦ Simplified provisionalization
for indirect restorations ♦ Lab considerations for all ceramic inlay, onlay and crowns-how to direct your lab to produce better fitting margins
OSHA, Infection Control and the CA Dental Practice Act: This course will not only entertain you and your
staff but will enable attendees to meet license renewal requirements and state and federal requirements for OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen training,
the California Dental Practice Act and Infection Control.
Practical Endo: This seminar will discuss the latest practical information regarding endodontic diagnosis, treatments, new game-changing
materials and files and a plethora of cases that attendees will discuss in an interactive format, including: What is affecting treatment outcomes? ♦
Rational, evidence-based case selection ♦ Endo-perio interrelationship ♦ Procedural errors and their prevention ♦ Dentine replacement materials
and its many applications in complex cases ♦ Restoring endodontically treated teeth with bonded core composites ♦ Diagnosis of cracked teeth &
treatment options ♦ Endodontic retreatment vs. implants—when, where & how to decide ♦ The latest on canal irrigation techinques.
Comprehensive Perio for GPs: This course will emphasize advances in periodontal diagnosis and treatment planning, for more
predictable non-surgical and surgical therapies. Topics will include: Ultrasonics ♦ selective use of systemic antibiotics ♦ local drug delivery systems
♦ concepts of periodontal and implant surgeries, including regeneration ♦ case presentations will include non-surgical and surgical periodontal
therapies, implant, site preparation and ridge preservation surgeries.
we are dedicated to providing only evidence-based information in our courses.
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PUNJABI DENTAL SOCIETY
AN AWARD WINNER INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONPROMOTING EXCELLENCE IN DENTAL EDUCATION
Over 2500 Members StrongPresents
A Must attend seminar for you and your staff
ENDODONTICS FOR GENERAL DENTISTBY
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SEPT. 30th, 2012 (Sunday) 9:00 am till 5:00 pm(California Board 7 hrs C.E. units)
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Dr. James Jesse
Dr. James Jesse graduated from Loma Linda University in Southern California in 1973. He has been in private practice in Colton, California for the past 31 years. He lectures nationally as well as internationally on numerous
techniques related to laser dentistry, bonding and composites, 3D imaging, cariology, cancer screening, high tech minimally invasive dentistry, digital radiography, general endodontics, and many other techniques and concepts
related to the practice of dentistry. In addition, Dr. Jesse is an associate Professor at Loma Linda, teaching Restorative Dentistry and he is an assistant Professor at Columbia University. In addition, he does extensive
research with pre-doctorate and graduate students. He also does Forensic Dentistry in San Diego County and is a Deputy Sheriff with San Bernardino County.
Minimally Invasive Endodontics: Post & Core
Synopsis: This program is designed to show with today’s technology and diagnostic tools, that dental professionals can be proficient with root canal procedures. Material will be discussed with respect to design criteria and clinical application for post and core??????
Course Objectives:
Preserve the true anatomy of the canals Learn the most effective ways to debride the canal Review current Endodontic files and their attributes Review technologies of past and present Endodontic techniques Learn the pros and cons of the latest obturation materials Review past and current post materials Describe the indication for a post Understand the placement techniques of a post Discuss the crown preparation after the post and build up
The Perio-Systemic Connection
This course will focus on the prevention of periodontal disease, using sound diagnosis, and the resulting treat plans in a minimally invasive manner,to ensure predictable results. We will examine oral bacteria and their influence in the process and various modalities for treatment. We will discuss the implications of periodontal disease on total health
Learning Objectives:
Learn how to motivate your patients to prevent periodontal disease and accept responsibility for their treatment.
Learn the pathophysiology of oral disease. Learn that the periodontal condition can affect many different areas of the body. Learn DNA testing and how it can help in treatment planning. Learn to change from the standard surgical procedures to minimally invasive perio treatment,
including the use of piezo scalers and lasers.
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