Continuing Dental Education, Faculty of Dentistry

is an ADA CERP recognized provider

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

On-line: Go to www.dentistry.ubc.ca/cde

and click “To Register for a Course”

By phone:

Local calls: 604.822.6156

Toll free 1.877.328.7744 (Canada & US)

Dr. Jonathan NgOctober 2014 – April 2015

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The University of British Columbia

#105 2194 Health Sciences Mall

Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z3

www.dentistry.ubc.ca/cde

For more information, please visit our website

www.dentistry.ubc.ca

click on “Continuing Education” and

“Clinical Participation Courses.”

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The Digital Dental Workfl ow Revolutionizing the

General Dental Practice

CLINICIAN

Jonathan A. Ng, BMedSc, DDS, MSc, Dip. Pros.,

FRCD(C) is a Certifi ed Specialist in Prosthodontics.

He obtained his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree

from the University of Alberta and his Prosthodontic

specialty at the University of British Columbia. His

private practice is with Dr. Chris Wyatt in Vancouver where Dr. Ng

specializes in complex prosthodontic care and rehabilitation

which includes the surgical placement of implants, implant

prostheses, fi xed and removable prostheses. As part of his

prosthodontic training at UBC, Dr. Ng has worked closely with the

emerging technology by writing a thesis on the topic of digital

dentistry. As such, Dr. Ng offers a perspective of the current

technology that is up-to-date and evidence based.

LIMITED ENROLMENT

Pre-Registration is advised. We require complete information for all registrants.

Please register early in order to reserve a space!

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SESSION 4 JANUARY 24, 2015

Digital Implant Planning

The use of CT scans for the planning of dental implants has been used for a long time. However, the use of the radiographic technology with the ability to plan and digitally position implants allows both the restorative clinician and the surgeon to communicate. The use of guided surgery also uses this technology and thus the exploration of the advances in this technology will allow the clinician to see the power of digital implant planning. A hands-on component will allow clinicians to get a chance to try the technology and digitally plan implant placement from a restoratively driven perspective.

SESSION 5 FEBRUARY 28, 2015

Digital In office CAD/CAM

The current use of in-offi ce CAD/CAM such as in offi ce crown manufacturing, has continually advanced. The clinician will see the application of this technology and how it can benefi t their practice. There will be a hand-on component that allows the clinician to see what are the uses and limitations of this technology.

SESSION 6 APRIL 18, 2015

Digital Records

Digital offi ce management, digital charting, digital record keeping and digital integration of the offi ce from front to back. Clinicians will see the value in moving towards a digitally managed practice. With record keeping and patient education at your fi ngertips, with an understanding of the accessibility, the power and security of this technology will transform any practice.

TUITION FEEDENTISTS: $ 1250.00

Includes continental breakfast and course materialsA non-refundable deposit of $395 is due upon registration.First Installment (Due September 4th, 2014) $ 427.50Second Installment (Due January 8th, 2015) $ 427.50

TIMESCOURSE TIMES: 9:00 am – Noon

Saturdays (AM) - breakfast (8:30-9:00)

18 HOURS OF INSTRUCTION

LOCATIONNobel BioCare Oral Health Centre2151 Wesbrook Mall, UBC

FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THIS COURSE PLEASE CALL 604.822.6156

COURSE OUTLINE The term “Digital Workfl ow” is often used in conjunction with the technological advancement that are seen in the many facets of dentistry today. But for the most part, it has been simply a conglomeration of multiple pieces, of a confusing puzzle. This study club aims to clarify some of the misconceptions, misunderstandings and misrepresentations of various digital aspects of the dental process. There will be a focus on multiple areas of digital dentistry and will look at how they can dramatically improve the way dentistry is done today. We will explore the principles of digital technology and what its impact is on the everyday dental practice to increase effi ciency and profi tability. Digital dentistry is relevant to every General Practitioner because the advancement of digital dentistry is all around us. As such, knowledge of these topics are not only important, but essential.

SESSION 1 OCTOBER 18, 2014

The Digital Dental Workflow - Revolutionizing the General Dental Practice

With multiple areas of the dental process utilizing digital methods, this session will journey through various aspects of dentistry that have in some way or another, been revolutionized by technology. From digital impressions as the initial stage of treatment planning and data gathering, to the delivery of a fi nal restoration that is designed and manufactured in the digital realm, this session will explore the various aspects of the dental process that can now be done entirely in digital space. As an overview of the entire dental process from start to fi nish, this session will explain what is truly meant by the term - The Digital Dental Workfl ow.

SESSION 2 NOVEMBER 15, 2014

Digital Impressions

The crucial fi rst step in the record making process. Accuracy is vitally important as all subsequent steps in the dental process rely on this critical initial step. Clinicians will gain a hands-on experience using the latest technology and see the added value that this technology brings. The current research on this technology has shown promising signs that this method is both accurate and usable. [iTERO or 3Shape TRIOS]

SESSION 3 DECEMBER 13, 2014

Digital Restoration Design and Lab CAD/CAM

The process of prosthetic restoration fabrication is often bewildering and diffi cult to understand. Clinicians will get a chance to learn from the stand point of a dental lab, what are the processes involved in design and fabrication of a dental prosthesis. The use of technology allows labs and clinicians to better communicate and allow for closer involvement of the clinician in the design and result of the prosthesis. The clinician will gain an understanding of the steps involved and get an opportunity for hands-on digital design of restorations and abutments. The clinician will also gain an understanding of some of the technological advances in manufacturing, which will allow for a more informed understanding when there is communication between the lab and the clinician.