78th Annual Winter Clinic Programme

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TORONTO ACADEMY of DENTISTRY
78th Annual Winter Clinic Programme
Friday, November 6, 2015
Toronto
Academy of
Dentistry
CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR THE ENTIRE DENTAL TEAM
TORONTO CENTRAL DENTAL SOCIETY
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CONTENTS78TH WINTER CLINIC
Who We Are.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4
78th Annual Winter Clinic Invitation......................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
Greetings From..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ..6
General Information............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 8
Registration Information................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 10
Speaker Schedule............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Sessions.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... .14
Toronto Academy of Dentistry Service and Events....................................................................................................................................................... 33
Ski for Kids...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 34
Annual Charity Golf Classic.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 35
Exhibitors Floor Plan......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 36
Exhibitors Listing................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ .38
Toronto Academy of Dentistry Defibrillator program................................................................................................................................................. 42
Toronto Academy of Dentistry Service Award Recipient.......................................................................................................................................... 44
Past Presidents...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 45
Toronto Academy of Dentistry Honourary Life Membership................................................................................................................................. 46
The Honourary Life Members of the Academy............................................................................................................................................................... 47
Registration Form............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 48
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Toronto Academy of Dentistry | 78th Annual Winter Clinic
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WINTER CLINIC PROGRAM
WHO WE ARE – THE TORONTO ACADEMY OF DENTISTRY
As early as 1890 Toronto dentists had formed as a group called the Toronto Dental Society. This
organization would reinvent themselves in 1906 to “form a society on a basis more suited to the demands of a
profession of busy men and women in the most progressive city in a progressive country”. This group continued
to thrive over the years and would subsequently become the Toronto Academy of Dentistry on May 8, 1922.
They shared office space and staff with the RCDS and the annual fee for membership was $5.00. What was once
called Clinic Night was formally changed to Winter Clinic for the meeting on December 8, 1937. The Academy
had in fact been holding spring and winter clinics for many years before this, attracting several hundred dentists
to each meeting.
As an ODA member who practices in Toronto and belongs to: North Toronto Dental Society, Toronto East
Dental Society, Toronto Central Dental Society, or the West Toronto Dental Society you are automatically a
member of the Toronto Academy of Dentistry and part of this long heritage.
The Toronto Academy of Dentistry draws from the four Toronto component societies for its Board members
and Committee members. The Toronto Academy of Dentistry is the four Toronto component societies and all that
it does is on behalf of these societies.
2015-2016 Board of Directors
TORONTO CENTRAL
PAST PRESIDENT
Dr. Phil Novack
Dr. Siavash Hassanpour
Dr. Rejane Correa
PRESIDENT
TORONTO EAST
Dr. Sheryl P. Lipton
Dr. Shanmugan Sivanesan
Dr. Larry Rotman
PRESIDENT ELECT
Dr. Janice Mummery
SECRETARY
NORTH TORONTO
Dr. Sarah Piercy
TBD
Dr. Minna Stein
WEST TORONTO
TREASURER
Dr. Raffy Chouljian
2015 Winter Clinic Committee
Dr. Jack Fingrut
Dr. Daniel Fingrut
EXHIBITS:
Dr. Aldo Boccia
COMMITTEE AT LARGE:
CHAIR:
Dr. Janice Mummery
GROUP CLINICS:
Dr. Barry Chapnick
Dr. Brian Chapnick
Dr. Norm Kapitain
Dr. Anthony Liscio
REGISTRATION:
Dr. Jack Wasserman
AUDIOVISUAL:
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Dr. Mark Librach
Dr. Phil Novack
Dr. John Jenkins
Dr. Shayne Lipton
Dr. Sari Novack
Dr. Minna Stein
DENTAL INDUSTRY:
Ms. Kathleen Bokrossy
Ms. Dianne Grassie
Ms. Melissa Summerfield
Mr. David Marks
TORONTO ACADEMY OF DENTISTRY STAFF
Executive Director – Mr. Billy Lowe
Administrative Assistant - Ms. Marie Gennaro
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78TH ANNUAL WINTER CLINIC INVITATION
On behalf of the Toronto Academy of Dentistry, we invite and welcome you to the 78th Winter Clinic, held
on Friday, November 6th, 2015 at the conveniently located Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel in the heart of
downtown Toronto.
Winter Clinic represents the largest one-day comprehensive dental meeting in North America. You and your
team will have the opportunity to partake in world class clinical programs which are CERP approved and meet
with sponsors from across the dental industry.
The 2015 clinical program covers the gamut of dental topics including a multitude of CORE 1 courses, including:
Endodontic Essentials: fundamentals you need to know about root canal treatment
(Dr. Manor Haas and Dr. Joel Davis)
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The heart of dentistry: How to manage 'cardiac patients' safely in the dental office (Dr. Bryan Waxman)
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Clinical oral pathology review (Dr. David Clark)
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Psychiatric illness and dentistry challenges for oral care (Dr. David Clark)
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Geriatric dentistry for the dental team (Dr. Michael Wiseman)
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Women’s oral health (Dr. Maria Ryan)
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Special considerations for the dental professional in managing patients with diabetes (Dr. Maria Ryan)
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Social media—the good, the bad and the ugly (Dr. Bruce Glazer and Dr. Lionel Lenkinski, CDPA)
Bring and energize your whole dental team and share the knowledge!
In addition to CORE 1 courses, we have lectures targeted for the entire team including:
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Embracing prenatal and pre-school patients (Susan Woodley, RDH)
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Systematic diagnostic and treatment planning protocols (Dr. Joseph Fava)
The evolution of Facial Reconstruction: Virtual Surgery and Facial Transplantation (Dr. Daniel Borsuk, MD, CM,
MBA, FRCSC, FACS)
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Dental industry will be out in full force once again with the popular table-top format so that you can explore
what is new in dental products and services in a one-on-one basis. Lunch is provided with your registration.
When you support the Toronto Academy of Dentistry Winter clinic, you are also supporting the four Toronto
Component Societies of the Ontario Dental Association, our strong community of dental suppliers and your
profession.
We would like to acknowledge the commitment the Winter Clinic Committee has shown to this annual event
as well as the ODA, the ADTO, ODHA, and DIAC for their continued support.
See you on the 6th of November for a full day of learning, camaraderie and fellowship.
Toronto
Academy of
Dentistry
Dr. Janice Mummery
Chair, Winter Clinic
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President, Toronto Academy
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WINTER CLINIC PROGRAM
GREETINGS FROM…
Welcome from the Association of
Dental Technologists of Ontario
(ADTO)
Lisa Citton Battel President
Jason Robson, RDT President
On behalf of Association of Dental Technologists of Ontario,
its board of directors and members, I am pleased to welcome
you to the Toronto Academy of Dentistry 78th Annual Winter
Clinic.
At industry events, the discussion inevitably comes
around to where dentistry is headed. How are the rapid
strides in technology impacting us as dental professionals? As
technology continues to advance, it will continue to assists
us in creating a better product, however every restoration is
still unique. Certain criteria must still be met to ensure the
success and safety of the patient -- this is something that
only a registered dental technologist (RDT) can provide. As
regulated health professionals, the RDT has a very important
role in protecting the public in their oral health needs.
I look forward to meeting you and encourage you to stop
by our booth to better understand how an RDT is an integral
part of the oral health puzzle.
Welcome from the Ontario Dental
Hygienists’ Association (ODHA)
Sheniza Blackburn, RDH President
On behalf of the Ontario Dental Hygienists` Association, it
is my pleasure to welcome you to the Toronto Academy of
Dentistry’s 78th Annual Winter Clinic. The Academy and
the 2015 Winter Clinic Committee have brought together a
remarkable selection of speakers and learning opportunities
for all oral health practitioners to enjoy.
As primary health care professionals, dental hygienists
value the principles of lifelong learning and continuous
improvement. Winter Clinic provides an opportunity to learn,
network and socialize with colleagues.
While visiting the exhibit floor, please drop by the ODHA
booth to share your thoughts. Enjoy the conference.
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Welcome from the Dental Industry
Association of Canada (DIAC)
The Dental Industry Association of Canada, its Board of
Directors and Members, would like to congratulate you on
your 78th Annual Winter Clinic!
DIAC is proud to be part of your history, and excited to
represent the industry in creating a future that meets the
common goals of the academy and our members. I will take
a moment to share two of DIAC’s priorities, and how they are
relevant to the Winter Clinic:
1 Convention Success – The way we connect and learn in the
dental industry continues to evolve, and we need to evolve
with it to foster education and relationships to help the
industry thrive. By working together with the Winter Clinic,
DIAC will continue to ensure we are ready for the future
together.
2P
rogress against eliminating non compliant product We continue to see this product every day and must work
together to ensure only product that has been safely
produced and distributed makes its way into Canadian
trade shows and dental offices. We share a common desire
to protect Canadian patients and dentists so they never
need to question their safety when it comes to dentistry.
DIAC continues to be a growing voice in dentistry and we
invite you to visit the DIAC booth and the booths of all our
member companies. Our members work hard on education,
demonstrations and promotions to make the time spent with
us informative and valuable for the profession.
On behalf of the entire Board, I wish everyone a very
successful meeting and we look forward to seeing you on
the floor!
Welcome from Toronto Central
Dental Society
DR. AMELIA CHAN, President
On behalf of the members of the Toronto Central Dental
Society, I am pleased to welcome you to this year’s Toronto
Academy of Dentistry’s Winter Clinic.
Clinical advances in dentistry are happening every day.
We are lucky to have great opportunities like the Winter Clinic
where an exceptional line up of speakers and topics will keep
us up to date with the current research. We are privileged to
be here and to look forward to an exciting educational event.
Enjoy the conference!
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GREETINGS FROM…
Welcome from North Toronto
Component Society
Welcome from Toronto East
Dental Society
Dr. Sheldon Cooper President
On behalf of the North Toronto Dental Society , welcome
to the Toronto Academy of Dentistry’s annual Winter Clinic.
The Winter Clinic is an outstanding venue for continuing
education, looking at new products and socializing with
other professionals like yourself.
Your North Toronto Dental Society Executive recognizes
the value of the annual Winter Clinic and encourages your
participation in its exceptional program. This year NTDS
dentists who attend the Winter Clinic will be entitled to
a free registration for our annual Honours and Awards
June dinner. This event is heavily subsidized and the value
of this subsidy is almost double the fifty dollar subsidy which
we have provided to Winter Clinic attendees in the past.
Dinner attendees will receive a free emergency drug / refill kit
for their offices.
Dentists from north Toronto are welcomed to participate
at our society meetings, our continuing education evenings
and at our annual Honours and Awards Night in June. Our
Oral Health Month Initiative, whereby dentists are invited to
visit schools to discuss oral health with the students, is a very
enjoyable way to present dentistry to our community.
We had a Raptors evening this past January and
hope to arrange it again for 2016. As well, we had a CPR
recertification this past March and hope to arrange this again
for 2016. This event, as well as many of our other continuing
education events and meetings offer significant subsidies to
encourage participation of North Toronto dentists.
More programs are anticipated for the future and we
welcome your suggestions and input. There will be e mails
promoting our programs so check your emails and e blasts
from the ODA. If you would like more information about
the North Toronto Dental Society or would like to attend a
meeting please contact me at [email protected]
Dr. Jan Hanna President
On behalf of the Toronto East Dental Society, I am delighted
to welcome you to the Toronto Academy of Dentistry’s 78’th
Annual Winter Clinic. After playing host to the nations of
North and South America for the Pan Am Games of 2015,
Toronto continues to roll out the red carpet for another
world class event. As one of the largest single day dental
conventions in North America, the Toronto Academy of
Dentistry’s Winter Clinic promises to be another premier
occasion for Continuing Dental Education and a showcase
of the cutting edge of Dentistry. Take full advantage of this
one day comprehensive exposition for dentists, hygienists
and the whole dental team. While here, I welcome you
to enjoy our wonderful city and all that it has to offer.
The members of the Toronto East Dental Society warmly
welcome you.
Welcome from West Toronto
Dental Society
Dr. Jaclyn Chin President
On behalf of the West Toronto Dental Society, I would like
to welcome you to the Toronto Academy of Dentistry 78th
Annual Winter Clinic.
It is such an exciting time in the field of dentistry. The Winter
Clinic is an amazing venue to learn about advancements in
technology, materials, and philosophies of practice from our
colleagues and industry professionals.
We hope you find the event to be an enjoyable and
educational experience!
Please email at [email protected] .
If you would like more information about
the North Toronto Dental Society
ENERGIZE YOUR WHOLE TEAM AND SHARE KNOWLEDGE
AT THE 78TH ANNUAL WINTER CLINIC 2015
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Association Membership
ODA Members, regardless of their membership status, must
have their full ODA dues paid prior to registering. If current
membership dues are not showing paid, the member must
first pay ODA member fees prior to registration.
Badge Colours/Categories
Blue Badges
Dentists, all categories
Purple BadgesExhibitors
Orange Badges Dental Hygienists
Red Badges
Office Managers
Green Badges Dental Technologists
Yellow BadgesAssistants
Brown Badges Dental Students
Black Badges
Press, Media, Guests
Clear
TAD Staff, Board, Committee Members
Registration / Sessions / Exhibits Location
All clinical presentations and exhibits will take place at the
Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel , 123 Queen Street West,
Toronto, ON M5H 2M9.
u Registration:
Second Floor to the Right of the Escalators
u Sessions: Second Floor and Mezzanine Level
u Exhibits/Food Service: Second Floor
MEETING DATE / TIMES
November 6, 2015
u Sessions: 8:30am – 5:00pm (times may vary, check
individual listings)
u Exhibits: 10:00am – 6:00pm
u Lunch: 11:30am – 1:30pm
u Friday,
CDs and Online MP3 Downloads
There will be no audio recording this year. Be sure to attend
your sessions.
Children’s Policy
Babies/Infants in arms (non-ambulatory are permitted in
meeting rooms and on the exhibit floor provided they are
not disruptive. Strollers may be used on the exhibit floor
but are not permitted in the meeting rooms. If you do use
a stroller on the exhibit floor, you do so at your own risk.
Neither the Toronto Academy of Dentistry nor the Metro
Toronto Convention Centre will be responsible for accidents
that occur due to the use of strollers.
Complimentary Lunch
This year, we are offering a Complimentary Lunch to all
registered attendees. Lunch tickets will be attached to
badges (one per registration). These lunches may be picked
up between 11:30am and 1:30pm from one of the stations
located throughout the Second Floor
Continuing Education Credits
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Dentists will receive 1 RCDSO credit when they attend
Winter Clinic.
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TAD’s 2015 Speaker Sessions will also include Category 1
and Category 2 courses:
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TAD is following RCDSO protocol in recording attendance
at accredited courses through the use of scanners:
The Toronto Academy of Dentistry is also an approved
continuing education sponsor for:
Cash Sales/Merchandise Delivery
While orders for goods/services may be taken and payment
made by cheque/credit card, no sales involving payment by
cash may take place in lecture rooms or on the exhibit area.
Speakers and exhibitors are not permitted to direct sell and
goods may not be handed over during Winter Clinic; they
must be delivered to the purchaser following the meeting.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Exhibit Hours, Clinics and Lunch
The accreditation desk is located on the exhibit floor and will
be open from 2:00pm – 5:30pm. Exhibits are open from
10:00am – 6:00pm. All exhibits are located on the second
Floor of the hotel. You are encouraged to visit the exhibit
floor in support of our exhibitors.
Be sure to attend the over 20 comprehensive lectures of
interest to every member of the dental team.
Official 2015 Winter Clinic Hotel:
Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel
123 Queen Street West, Toronto, ON M5H 2M9
Call 1-888-627-7175. Mention: Toronto Academy of
Dentistry meeting or Quote the group code TAK16A
The Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel is holding a block of
rooms at discounted group rates for the Winter Clinic.
Rooms can be booked directly with the hotel. Be sure to
inform hotel staff that you are attending the Toronto Academy
of Dentistry’s Winter Clinic (Group Code: TAK16A) in order to
qualify for negotiated discounted rates. Rooms are guaranteed
until the specified cut-off date and are based on availability.
Limited Attendance Workshop
Porcelain Therapy - Hands On
Laminate Veneers to Enhance Smiles
(Maximum 20 Dentists) - Dr. Joseph Fava
Official Disclaimer
The Toronto Academy of Dentistry does not endorse
speaker content nor products presented at the Winter
Clinic. Any references by speakers to products, equipment
and techniques, refers to their beliefs and not those of the
Toronto Academy of Dentistry.
Information on speakers is correct at time of printing.
Please check our website at www.tordent.com for any
changes or additions which may occur.
Beginning in mid-October and until March 2016, you can
go to the Winter Clinic at the Toronto Academy of Dentistry
website www.tordent.com and download a pdf of the
handout(s) of your choice. As always, not all speakers will
have agreed to provide a handout.
Toronto
Vibrant neighborhoods, thriving arts, entertainment and
shopping, a feast of diversity and culture with a world of
tastes. Tease your senses and explore your options…then
come and experience Toronto. Let the staff at the Concierge
Desk on the Main Floor assist you in recommending or
booking an experience for you.
To view and book all that the city has to offer, visit their
website at www.mytorontomeeting.com
Toronto Academy of Dentistry Booth
The Toronto Academy of Dentistry booth will be located
on the exhibit floor. Come by and say hello to our Board of
Directors and Committee Members.
SPECIAL ACCOMODATION
RATE OF $150 AT THE
SHERATON CENTRE TORONTO
HOTEL FOR THE FIRST 100
REGISTRANTS.
SEE REGISTRATION FORM ON PAGE 48.
Photographer
Please note that for media and promotional purposes, there
will be a professional photographer present throughout
the 2015 Annual Winter Clinic. If you do not wish to be
photographed, please inform Billy Lowe either via email at
[email protected] or at 416-967-5649.
Speaker Handouts
To reduce waste, speakers have been asked to allow us to
post their handouts on the Toronto Academy of Dentistry
website for you to access and print.
REGISTER TODAY FOR THE
78TH WINTER CLINIC!
NOVEMBER 6, 2015 –
THE SHERATON CENTRE TORONTO HOTEL
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION
REGISTRATION FORM AVAILABLE ON PAGE 48
Register before midnight on Friday, October 24, 2015,
after which date registration fees increase.
Registration Categories
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Everyone must register in their professional category.
Practitioners cannot register under the “Guest” category.
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All Ontario dentists and dental students registering must
be a current ODA member.
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All other dentists and dental students who are from
outside Ontario must register in the Out-of-Province/
Country category. Dentists registering in this category
must have a practice address outside Ontario.
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Complimentary registration is extended to: 50-Year/
Honorary ODA Member Dentists, Active Members of the
Canadian Armed Forces, and ODA Member Dental Students.
Guest Category
Guests must be registered by a paid registrant in a
professional category, and listed as a guest in the space
provided on their registration form. The registrant must
verify that the guest is not a dentist, dental hygienist, dental
assistant, dental technologist, or dental personnel.
NEW –Registering as a Team and Save!
Dental Hygienist, Assistant, Office Manager and Receptionist
who register with their Dentist are eligible for lower
registration fees. Team rates are only offered until Friday,
October 24 2015.
IMPORTANT – Register Early
Register early – take advantage of lower registration fees and
special group rates.
The early registration (lower fee) deadline is
midnight on Friday, October 24, 2015.
Registration Fee Includes
Unless otherwise indicated, all participants for the Winter
Clinic are entitled to:
u Access to general lectures of the meeting
u Access to the exhibit floor
u One Box Lunch per person
u 1 drink ticket
How to Pre-register
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Register one to four persons per form (photocopy the form
for any additional registrations).
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Each form must include its own means of payment (credit
card or cheque).
u Do not send duplicate registrations.
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Registration Forms must be received before midnight
on Friday, October 24, 2015 to be eligible for the early
registration fee.
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Registration forms received after Friday, October 24, 2015
will be processed as late registrations and the higher fee
will apply.
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u ALL
registration badges will be picked up on-site – they
will not be mailed.
PRE-REGISTRANTS, PLEASE NOTE:
IN ORDER TO EXPEDITE YOUR ENTRY INTO THE SHOW ON
NOVEMBER 6th
PLEASE BE SURE TO BRING YOUR REGISTRATION
CONFIRMATION WITH YOU
Register Online
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Log onto the TAD website (after August 24, 2015 – www.
tordent.com and follow the instructions to the Winter
Clinic online registration.
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Online registration closes at midnight on Wednesday,
November 4th, 2015.
Register by Fax
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Complete the enclosed form (including credit card
information) and fax it to 1 866 289 9844
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Print a fax confirmation from your machine to verify your
transmission has been successful.
Register by Mail
Complete the enclosed form and mail it to:
TAD 2015 Winter Clinic
c/o Showcare
101-2770 14th Avenue, Markham, Ontario L3R 0J1
Primary Contact
The person named as Primary Contact on the Registration
Form will be the payer of the registration(s). Confirmation
will be mailed to the Primary Contact. Badges, badge-holders,
workshop tickets and box lunch tickets will be picked up
on-site.
Confirmation of Receipt of Your Registration Form
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A confirmation will be sent to you by e-mail, fax or mail
within 48 hours of receipt of your registration form.
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Email [email protected] if you do not receive a
confirmation within one week after registration.
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If the information on your confirmation is not accurate,
follow the instructions on the confirmation form to correct
it immediately.
Mailing of Badges, Badge-Holders, Workshop Tickets
and Box Lunch Tickets
All Badges, etc. for registrations must be picked up on-site.
Badges, badge-holders, workshop tickets and Box Lunch
Tickets will be NOT be mailed this year.
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION
SPECIAL ACCOMODATION RATE OF $150 AT THE
SHERATON CENTRE TORONTO HOTEL FOR THE FIRST
100 REGISTRANTS.
SEE REGISTRATION FORM ON PAGE 48.
Cancellation Policy (Registration and Workshop Ticket
Fees)
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All cancellations will be subject to a $35 administration fee
per registrant
u
No refunds will be issued for cancellations received after
midnight on Friday, October 24, 2015.
u All refunds will be processed by Friday, December 26, 2015.
u Fax or email cancellation letters to:
c/o Showcare
Email: [email protected]
Fax: 1 888.289.9844
Substitutions
Request for substitutions must be in writing and received by
Friday, October 24, 2015
Fax or email requests for substitutions to:
c/o Showcare
Email: [email protected]
Fax: 1 888.289.9844
Please do not mail requests for substitutions.
On-Site Registration Desk Location and Hours
Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel,
Concourse Level, 123 Queen Street West, Toronto, ON
Open from 7:00am – 3:00pm
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Friday November 6, 2015
SPEAKER SCHEDULE
TICKETED EVENTS
SPEAKER
Time
Category
Room
Alpha Omega: Dr. Joel Davis and Dr. Manor Haas Pg 14 Managing Temporomandibular
Disorders in the Dental Office PLUS Endodontic Essentials: Fundamentals You Need To Know About
Root Canal Treatment
8:45-11:45
Core 1
Kent
American College of Dentists: Dr. David Mock, Dr. Peter Selby Pg 29 Pain Control and
Opioids in Dental Practice
1:30-4:30
Core 1
Churchill
Dr. Daniel Borsuk Pg 16 The Evolution of Facial Reconstruction: Virtual Surgery & Facial
Transplantation
8:45-11:45
Cat 2
Carleton
Canadian Forces: Major B. Winnett Pg 16 Cemented vs. Screw-Retained Implant-Supported
Prostheses: A Critical Appraisal
1:30 - 4:30
Cat 2
Kent
CDPA: Dr. Bruce Glazer and Dr. Lionel Lenkinski Pg 22 Social Media - the Good, the Bad and
the Ugly "Take Two Aspirins and Tweet Me in the Morning."
8:45-11:45
Core 1
Huron
CDSPI: Ms. Renata Whiteman Pg 25 Five Risks Every Dentist Needs to Consider Mitigating and
the Strategies to Help You Manage Them Effectively
1:30-4:30
Cat 3
Roosevelt
Dr. David B. Clark Pg 17 Clinical Oral Pathology Review
8:45-11:45
Core 1
Peel
Dr. David B. Clark Pg 17 Psychiatric Illness and Dentistry Challenges For Oral Care
1:30-4:30
Core 1
Mackenzie
Dr. Joseph Fava Pg 21 Systematic Diagnostic and Treatment Planning Protocols
8:45-11:45
TBA
Mackenzie
Dr. Joseph Fava Pg 21 Porcelain Therapy - Hands On Laminate Veneers To Enhance Smiles
1:30 - 4:30
CAT 2
Peel
Mr. Bill Henderson18 Is It Time for a Practice Sale Readiness Check Up?
Ms. Jennifer Blair Pg18 Thinking of Buying? Take a Practice Purchase Check Up.
12:15-1:15
12:15-1:15
Cat 3
Cat 3
Churchill
City Hall
Dr. Warren B. Karp Pg 24 The Diet To Promote Health And Prevent Disease
8:45-11:45
Cat 3
Dominion N
Dr. Warren B. Karp Pg 24 Nutrition Update 2015: Translating Nutrients Into Foods
1:30 - 4:30
Cat 3
Dominion N
Dr. Martin D. Levin Pg 28 10 Things You Should Know About Endodontics
1:30 - 4:30
Cat 2
Huron
Ms. Annette Poizner Pg 15 Reading Between the Lines: Analyzing Handwriting to Understand
Personality, Lifestyle and Dietary Habits
8:45-11:45
Cat 3
Roosevelt
Dr. Patricia Rockman Pg 23 Mindfulness and Its Value To You and Your Patients…
Stress Reduction
8:45-11:45
and
1:30 - 4:30
Full Day
Cat 3
York
Dr. Maria Ryan Pg 20 Special Considerations for the Dental Professional in Managing Patients
With Diabetes
8:45-11:45
Core 1
Dominion S
Dr. Maria Ryan Pg 20 Women's Oral Health
1:30 - 4:30
Core 1
Dominion S
Dr. Herveen Sachdeva and Ms. Danielle Steinman Pg 27 Emerging Issues in Infection
Prevention & Control in Dentistry
8:45-11:45
Core 1
City Hall
Dr. Bryan Waxman Pg 15 The Heart of Dentistry: How To Manage "Cardiac Patients" Safely In The
Dental Office
1:30-4:30
Core 1
City Hall
Mr. Matthew Wilton and Mr. Paul Martin Pg 26 An Ounce of Prevention: Employment Law
Essentials for Dentists
8:45-10:45
Cat 3
Norfolk
Dr. Michael Wiseman Pg 19 Geriatric Dentistry for the Dental Team
8:45-11:45
Core 1
Kenora
Dr. Michael Wiseman Pg 19 Geriatric Medicine for the Dental Team
1:30 - 4:30
Core 1
Kenora
rdhu - Dr. Fiona Collins Pg 31 Flourides: Past, Present and Future
8:45-11:45
Cat 2
Elgin
rdhu - Nadine Russell Pg 30 Is Your Office A "Diamond In The Rough'?!
8:45-11:45
Cat 3
Dufferin
rdhu - Beth Ryerse Pg 30 Quality Assurance and Portfolio
1:30-4:30
Cat 3
Elgin
rdhu - Susan Woodley Pg 32 It Takes A Village: Embracing Prenatal and Preschool Patients
8:45-11:45
Cat 2
Wentworth
RDHU - Susan Woodley Pg 32 Teenagers - What Their Mouths Are Telling You But They're Not.
Practical Information On Teen Health Issues
1:30 - 4:30
Cat 2
Wentworth
Exhibits
Civic N/S
Exhibits
Provincial N/S
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SESSIONS
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2015
ALPHA OMEGA PRESENTS…….
UPDATE IN DENTISTRY 2015
Time: 8:45am-11:45am | Room: Kent
Session Chair: Dr. Wolfstadt
CATEGORY 1 COURSE
Manor Haas,
DDS
Joel Davis,
DDS
ENDODONTIC ESSENTIALS
Synopsis:
Synopsis:
Fundamentals You Need to Know About Root
Canal Treatment
Fundamental and very significant aspects of root canal
treatment will be reviewed in this presentation.
These will include the following:
u
Clinical treatment planning as related to potential
endodontic cases.
u Endodontic diagnosis.
u
The practical and clinical role of 3D Cone Beam imaging
in Endodontics.
u
Root and canal anatomies significant to know prior to
performing root canal treatments.
u Antibiotic and analgesic use in Endodontics.
This lecture will be of interest to both novice and advanced
clinicians.
A key objective is for attendees to understand essential
aspects related to all endodontic treatments.
About the Speaker
Dr. Manor Haas obtained his DDS from the University of
Toronto in 1997 and completed his specialty training from
the Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia in 2002.
He is a past examiner and Fellow of the Royal College of
Dentists of Canada. He is on faculty at the University of
Toronto Department of Dentistry and is a Staff Endodontist
at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto. He has lectured
on nearly all aspects of modern endodontics, with particular
emphasis on advances in instrumentation, magnification
and 3D imaging. Dr. Haas also maintains a full-time private
practice limited to Endodontics and Microsurgery in Toronto.
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Managing Temporomandibular Disorders
in the Dental Office
Temporomandibular disorder (TMD) is a term that describes
the manifestation of pain and/or dysfunction of the
temporomandibular joint and its associated structures.
Clinically-significant TMD affects approximately five percent
of the population and can be treated using non-surgical and/
or surgical techniques. Dental professionals are integral in
the diagnosis and management of TMD and should have
an appreciation for the available techniques (and their
limitations) so as to know when and how to properly treat
TMD. The purpose of this lecture is to review diagnostic
criteria and current conservative, medical and surgical
therapies in order to help guide attendees in managing the
challenging TMD patient in the dental office.
earned his Doctor of Dental Surgery at the
University of Western Ontario. He continued his training
at the North Shore – Long Island Jewish Health System in
New York City where he completed his residency in oral and
maxillofacial surgery. Dr. Davis is a Fellow of the Royal College
of Dentists of Canada in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and
a Diplomate of the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial
Surgery. Dr. Davis maintains a private practice in Toronto and
is on staff at the Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto in
the Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery where he
teaches at the undergraduate and post-graduate levels.
Dr. Davis has been involved in research throughout his
academic career, has authored multiple publications
and presented his research at national and international
meetings.
Dr. Joel M. Davis
The Toronto Academy thanks Alpha Omega
for assistance in providing this program
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THE HEART OF
DENTISTRY…..
ANALYZING
HANDWRITING
TO UNDERSTAND
PERSONALITY, LIFESTYLE
AND DIETARY HABITS
HOW TO MANAGE
'CARDIAC PATIENTS'
SAFELY IN THE DENTAL
OFFICE
Time: 8:45am-11:45am
Room: Roosevelt
Session Chair: Dr. Paul Okorofsky
CATEGORY 3 COURSE
Synopsis
Though a common phrase in the business vernacular,
clinician Annette Poizner suggests that those familiar words
– sign here – point to a hidden truth: embedded within
any given signature are signs – symbols and marks – that
potentially reveal personality style, interests or behavioural
patterns of the writer. Right here, as close as the nearest
signed consent form, is a source of information about
patients that can promote better understanding and rapport.
By analyzing signatures of prominent celebrities, participants
will learn easily recognizable graphic features and their
interpretations, acquiring entry-level graphology skills.
Learning Objectives
Participants will learn relevant interpretive principles, will
recognize meaningful graphic features in handwriting
and acquire an ability to apply graphological interpretive
principles, thereby generating tentative conclusions about
writers on the basis of handwriting.
About the Speaker
Annette Poizner, MSW, Ed.D., RSW, is a Columbia-trained
psychotherapist in private practice, a community educator
and author of Clinical Graphology: An Interpretive Manual
for Mental Health Practitioners. Her doctoral dissertation,
completed at the University of Toronto, explored the use of
graphology (handwriting analysis) within psychotherapy.
She has presented on the psychology of handwriting at the
annual conference of the Canadian Psychological Association
and in a range of other academic and professional contexts.
She is a cofounder of the Milton H. Erickson Institute of
Toronto and specializes in projective personality assessment,
Ericksonian psychotherapy and hypnosis. Her work has been
featured in dailies across North America.
Bryan Waxman
DDS
Time: 1:30pm-4:30pm
Room: City Hall
Session Chair: Dr. Adam Kaplan
SESSIONS
Annette Poizner,
MSW, Ed.D., RSW
READING BETWEEN
THE LINES:
CATEGORY 1 COURSE
Synopsis
With the population aging, it is imperative for dentists to
be familiar with normal and abnormal cardiac function
of their patients. This course will review common cardiac
pathologies and cardiac medications, and will discuss how
to treat these patients safely in a dental office. Additionally,
a review of cardiac urgencies and emergencies will be
discussed with a focus on cardiac arrest in the dental office.
Are you prepared for these patients? If not, come and learn
with me and you will be!
Learning Objectives:
1
To understand normal cardiac structure and function in
order to fully appreciate what is happening with abnormal
cardiac structure and function cardiac patients are taking
2
To understand how the drugs we inject or prescribe affect
our cardiac patients
3
To be fully prepared to handle the emergencies and
urgencies of cardiac origin in our dental practices
About the Speaker
Dr. Bryan Waxman is a Board Certified Specialist in Dental
Anesthesiology in the province of Ontario. After receiving
his DDS from the University of Toronto he then completed
a 2-year Specialty Diploma in Dental Anesthesiology from
Stony Brook University, Long Island, NY. Dr. Waxman is an
interviewer for the DDS admissions committee at U of T and
is an Oral Board Examiner for the American Dental Board
of Anesthesiology. Additionally, Dr. Waxman is a Diplomate
of the American Dental Board of Anesthesiology, Secretary
of the Canadian Academy of Dental Anesthesiologists and
member of the American Society of Dental Anesthesiologists,
ODA, CDA, and Alpha Omega Dental Fraternity. Dr. Waxman
practices dental anesthesia at Vaughan Mills Sleep Dentistry
and is a Clinical Instructor in the University of Toronto’s Dental
Anaesthesia Department where he supervises pediatric
general anaesthesia cases with the senior residents.
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SESSIONS
CEMENTED VS.
SCREW-RETAINED
IMPLANT-SUPPORTED
PROSTHESES:
THE EVOLUTION
OF FACIAL
RECONSTRUCTION:
Daniel Borsuk,
MD., CM, MBA,
FRCSC, FACS
VIRTUAL SURGERY
& FACIAL
TRANSPLANTATION
A CRITICAL APPRAISAL
Time: 1:30pm-4:30pm
Room: Carleton
Session Chair: Dr. Sheryl Lipton
Major Brenton Winnett
DDS
CATEGORY 2 COURSE
Synopsis
The presentation will focus on the history of facial
reconstruction, cranio-facial surgery, and plastic surgery, and
will highlight the evolutionary milestones of the past century.
Clinical cases will be used to display complex present-day
facial surgeries. The presentation will describe the evolution
of facial transplantation and will highlight the most extensive
face transplant performed to date.
About the Speaker
Dr. Daniel Borsuk completed his undergraduate, business
and medical degrees at McGill University. After earning
his medical doctorate, he went on to specialize in Plastic,
Reconstructive and Aesthetic surgery at the University of
Montréal training program. Following his plastic surgery
training, Dr. Borsuk pursued further specialization in pediatric
and adult cranio-maxillo-facial surgery, microsurgery, and
aesthetic surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital and the R Adams
Cowley Shock Trauma Center, in Baltimore, Maryland. Dr.
Borsuk is an assistant professor of surgery in both pediatric
and adult cranio-maxillo-facial surgery and plastic surgery at
the University of Montreal teaching hospitals Sainte Justine
and Maisonneuve Rosemont.
Room: Kent
Session Chair: Dr. John Ibrahim
CATEGORY 2 COURSE
Synopsis
Conventional cementation of implant-supported prostheses
has been popular for many years. Proponents of this
methodology have long held that this approach has several
important advantages to alternative techniques. This
presentation will provide an in-depth discussion of these
advantages – and demonstrate their inaccuracy with specific
reference to modern peer-reviewed literature. The purpose
of this lecture is to provide an evidence-based starting
point for the clinical restoration of implant-supported
prostheses. Recommendations will be made regarding
current alternatives to cementation when the implant
position presents a challenge to simple screw-retention. Examples of these techniques will be discussed, specifically
including the dental laboratory’s role.
Learning Objectives
1Understand the historical background underlying the
longstanding controversy regarding screw- vs. cementretention of implant supported prostheses;
2Recognize the clinical presentations of patients whose
dental implants require an alternative approach to
straightforward screw retention; and,
3Become familiar with these alternative approaches to
cementation and how to employ them clinically.
About the Speaker
serves as Royal Canadian Dental Corps
(RCDC) Regional Prosthodontist for Ontario, and as Officerin-Charge of the Montfort Hospital Dental Clinic in Ottawa.
Major Winnett also continues his involvement in clinical
research at the University of Toronto, and serves as
Secretary-Treasurer of the Association of Prosthodontists
of Canada.
Major Brenton Winnett
The Toronto Academy thanks
Canadian Forces Dental Services
for assistance in providing
this program
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AFTERNOON SESSION
PSYCHIATRIC ILLNESS AND
DENTISTRY: CHALLENGES
FOR ORAL CARE
Time: 8:45am-11:45am | Room: Peel
Time: 1:30pm-4:30pm | Room: Mackenzie
Session Chair: Dr. Bonnie Chandler
Session Chair: Dr. Ron Richardson
CATEGORY 1 COURSE
CATEGORY 1 COURSE
David B. Clark
DDS
MORNING SESSION
Synopsis
This presentation is designed to provide the dental
practitioner with a comprehensive review of what could be
considered some of the most common clinical oral lesions
encountered in daily practice. Emphasis will focus on the
clinical features of over 50 such lesions and appropriate
management strategies where applicable. Relevant and
current information concerning oral cancer will also be
discussed including the expanding role of HPV involvement
in the development of oropharyngeal cancer.
Learning Objectives
1Review of some of the most common clinical lesions of the
oral cavity encountered in daily practice.
2Emphasize both the technique and importance of a
thorough head and neck examination as a prerequisite to
a regular intraoral hard and soft tissue examination. The
use of various diagnostic aids re: oral cancer detection will
also be discussed.
3Understand the importance of a differential diagnosis in
helping to differentiate the benign from more serious
lesions that may present in the oral cavity.
About the Speaker
Dr. David B. Clark is Clinic Director, Dental Services at Ontario
Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences in Whitby, Ontario,
Canada and is an Associate in Clinical Dentistry, Department
of Oral Medicine, Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto.
He obtained his DDS at the University of Toronto in 1976
and his MSc. in Oral Pathology at the University of Western
Ontario in 1986. His hospital-based practice is devoted
primarily to the general dental care of individuals undergoing
primary care for various forms of psychiatric illness often coexisting with other medically compromising conditions.
SESSIONS
MORNING SESSION
CLINICAL ORAL
PATHOLOGY REVIEW
AFTERNOON SESSION
Synopsis
The current landscape of psychiatric illness reveals that one
in five adult North Americans will suffer from some form of
mental illness during their lifetime. A far greater percentage
will not receive treatment until many years after the onset
of illness. A recent W.H.O. report has now stated that
depression will become the leading cause of health
impairment worldwide by the year 2020. What really
separates mental illness from other diseases is that it does
not discriminate on the basis of age, race, economic status
or gender. As dental health care practitioners, it is incumbent
upon us to improve and enhance our knowledge of this often
complex yet “silent” aspect of a patient’s medical history and
acquire an appreciation and understanding of our patient’s
overall psychological health as it impacts and influences
our ability to provide optimal oral health care. Medications
used to treat various forms of mental illness can interact with
drugs used in dentistry. Oral health problems can arise as
manifestations of mental illness as well as being side effects
(e.g. xerostomia) of numerous psychiatric medications. Finally,
psychiatric disorders often lead to decreased compliance and/
or consent for preventive oral care and decreased ability to
obtain or tolerate oral health treatment. The end result can
be truly devastating, particularly for younger patients. This
presentation will enhance the knowledge and understanding
of chronic mental illness on the part of the entire dental
treatment team and be directly relevant to on-going daily
front-line patient care.
Learning Objectives
1Demonstrate how mental health and oral health are closely
intertwined and how one can directly impact the other.
2Comprehend how medications used to treat various forms of
mental illness can interact with other drugs used in dentistry.
3Understand how oral health problems can arise as
manifestations of mental illness as well as being side
effects of numerous psychiatric medications.
4Understand the disabilities and stigma associated with
mental illness as well as enhancing one’s knowledge of the
various psychiatric disorders so as to be better prepared to
provide dental treatment on a highly individualized basis.
Psychiatric diagnoses highlighted in this presentation will include:
umood
disorders
(e.g. major depression,
bipolar disorder)
uschizophrenia
u eating disorders
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uanxiety
disorders;
panic disorder
uaddictions
udementia
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LUNCH TIME SESSIONS
LUNCH & LEARN
IS IT TIME FOR A PRACTICE SALE READINESS CHECK UP?
Time: 12:15pm-1:15pm | Room: Churchhill
Session Chair: Dr. Jack Fingrut
CATEGORY 3 COURSE
Bill Henderson
Session Outline
Bring your box lunch, sit down and find out what you
can do to prepare your practice for a future sale. Whether
you are 6 months, 1 year or 5 years from transitioning, it is
never too early to think about practice readiness. Even in
today’s exceptional seller’s market, advance planning can
significantly improve your outcome. If you want to achieve
the kind of success so many already have, come learn about
factors which can impact value, and what you can do to
maximize the return on your investment. Bring your appetite
and questions for an interactive session of learning/sharing.
About the Speaker
Bill Henderson’s extensive management background includes
senior management positions at Procter & Gamble, Assante
Asset Management and AIM Trimark Investments. He has
over 20 years of dental practice management experience. Bill
also regularly co-authors articles for the Ontario Dentist on
a variety of topics related to dental practice valuations and
transitions.
NEW!
LUNCHTIME
SESSION
Learning Objectives
uAm I ready to sell financially, professionally, personally?
uWho are the experts I need to involve in my transition?
uWhat factors will impact the value of my practice?
LUNCH & LEARN
THINKING OF BUYING? TAKE A PRACTICE
PURCHASE CHECK UP
Time: 12:15pm-1:15pm | Room: City Hall
Session Chair: Dr. Raffy Chouljian
CATEGORY 3 COURSE
Jennifer Blair
Session Outline
Buying a practice in today’s seller’s market is an intimidating
prospect, but it doesn’t need to be if you are armed with the
right knowledge. This will arguably be one of the biggest
decisions you make, so bring your box lunch, sit down and
find out what you need to know when buying a practice.
Understanding how to analyze the appraisal, looking for the
right information, knowing if it is the right practice for you,
and using industry experts will give you a real advantage on
the competition. Bring your appetite and questions for an
interactive session of learning/sharing.
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Learning Objectives
uAm I ready to own my own dental practice?
uWhat do I know about the practice and the owner?
uWhat do I need to look for when understanding the
appraisal?
About the Speaker
Jennifer Blair spent eight years in the health care industry,
as well as at a major bank serving dental professionals. As
an owner of Tier Three Brokerage she has helped dental
practitioners with practice appraisals/sales since 2009.
Jennifer also serves as a committee member for the annual
George Tobey Golf Tournament.
The Toronto Academy thanks Tier Three Brokerage for
assistance in providing this program
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Time: 8:45am-11:45am | Room: Kenora | Session Chair: Dr. Bob Greenbaum
CATEGORY 1 COURSE
AFTERNOON SESSION
GERIATRIC MEDICINE FOR THE DENTAL TEAM
Time: 1:30pm-4:30pm | Room: Kenora | Session Chair: Dr. Shayne Lipton
Michael Wiseman
CATEGORY 1 COURSE
DDS
MORNING SESSION
AFTERNOON SESSION
Synopsis
With Canada’s changing demographics, the senior patient
will represent a significant component of your dental
practice. This course is designed to update the dental team
to treat these patients. Medical conditions, dental problems,
and office design will be highlighted. Emphasis will be placed
on both treating the healthy and debilitated senior patient.
This lecture is designed for today and tomorrow’s dental
practice.
Synopsis
This lecture is intended for the dental team who wish to treat
senior patients. Geriatric patients are coming to their dentist
with increased medical complexities. The dentist must know
how these can influence their dental treatment and how
their dental treatment will affect their medical conditions.
This presentation will highlight frequently encountered
disabilities affecting senior patients. Other topics include
pharmacology, consent, and ethics.
Learning Objectives
1 Office design
2 Restorative options
3 Dental treatment of patients with dementia
Learning Objectives
1Cardiac and pulmonary medical conditions and their affect
upon dental care
2Forms of dementia: Diagnosis, incidence, prevention and
their affect upon dental care
3 Treating the terminally ill patient.
SESSIONS
MORNING SESSION
GERIATRIC DENTISTRY FOR THE DENTAL TEAM
About the Speaker
Dr. Michael Wiseman is a graduate of McGill University, is a Fellow of the American Association for Geriatric Dentistry, and is
a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons (Edinburgh) in Special Needs Dentistry. Dr. Wiseman is an Assistant Professor
at McGill’s Faculty of Dentistry. He works in both private practice and at several hospitals. He has presented nationally and
internationally.
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SESSIONS
MORNING SESSION
SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE DENTAL PROFESSIONAL IN
MANAGING PATIENTS WITH DIABETES
Time: 8:45am-11:45am | Room: Dominion South | Session Chair: Dr. Deborah Lin
CATEGORY 1 COURSE
AFTERNOON SESSION
WOMEN’S ORAL HEALTH
Time: 1:30pm-4:30pm | Room: Dominion South | Session Chair: Dr. Gerry Pearson
Maria Ryan
CATEGORY 1 COURSE
DDS
MORNING SESSION
AFTERNOON SESSION
Synopsis
Clinicians are faced with making treatment decisions for
millions of people with diabetes every day. Successful
medical management of people with diabetes requires
optimal oral health and diabetes is a significant risk factor for
periodontitis and other oral complications. This session will
review the available clinical, epidemiologic and basic science
evidence supporting this bi-directional relationship. Clinical
strategies paramount to successful dental management
of people with diabetes will be developed based on an
improved understanding of diabetes and its medical
management. The impact of poor oral health on people with
pre-diabetes and diabetes will be discussed. The results of
periodontal intervention studies will be reviewed.
Synopsis
The links between oral and overall health in women will be
reviewed. Women are more susceptible to certain dental
and medical conditions throughout their life. Oral changes
that occur during puberty, pregnancy and menopause will
be discussed. This presentation will summarize the evidence
relating periodontal disease to systemic conditions that are
prevalent in females such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease,
and osteopenia/osteoporosis. In addition, the link between
periodontal disease and adverse pregnancy outcomes will be
presented with the results of recent intervention trials.
Learning Objectives
1Understand the epidemiologic and clinical evidence
supporting the connections between the adverse effects
of periodontitis and diabetes mellitus.
2Understand the biological mechanisms thought to
contribute to the bi-directional link between diabetes and
periodontitis.
3Consider how to individualize therapy for patients with
diabetes
4Understand the need for dentists and physicians to
collaborate for the optimal management of people with or
at risk for diabetes mellitus.
Learning Objectives 1 Identify gender specific risk
2 Customize treatment plans
3Share with physicians the unique oral care needs for their
female patients
About the Speaker
Dr. Maria Emanuel Ryan is Professor and Chair of the Department of Oral Biology and Pathology at the School of Dental Medicine.
Previously, she has served as the Associate Dean for Strategic Planning and External Affairs and as the Director of Clinical
Research. Dr. Ryan received her specialty training in periodontics at the University of Connecticut Health Center, and both her
D.D.S. and Ph.D in Oral Biology and Pathology at Stony Brook University. She is actively involved in teaching, clinical practice
and research. Dr. Ryan lectures frequently and has appeared on multiple media outlets including CNN, NBC, ABC and NPR to
discuss newly emerging therapeutics and diagnostics, the connections between oral and systemic health and the need for
early detection of periodontal disease and oral cancer.
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Time: 8:45am-11:45am | Room: Mackenzie | Session Chair: Dr. Peter Markle
CATEGORY TBA
AFTERNOON SESSION
PORCELAIN THERAPY
HANDS ON LAMINATE VENEERS TO ENHANCE SMILES
Joseph Fava
DDS
Time: 1:30pm-4:30pm | Room: Peel | Session Chair: Dr. Anthony de Souza
CATEGORY 2
MORNING SESSION
AFTERNOON SESSION
Synopsis
Evidence based concepts in treatment planning are the
fundamental cornerstones to predictable clinical dentistry.
Conducting effective Interviews with our patients along with
comprehensive diagnostic records and clinical examination
provides the signs and symptoms for the dentists to
formulate accurate diagnosis for the various dental disease
processes. Varied treatment plans may be formulated
depending on the scientific literature, clinical experience of
the practitioner and inputs from the patients’ perspective
regarding financial and time limitations. This course will shed
light on how to predictably and sequentially diagnose and
treatment plan even the most challenging dental patient.
Synopsis
Porcelain veneers are routinely used to make esthetic
changes for teeth that are discolored, worn, chipped, or
misaligned. Porcelain veneers are considered to be strong
and to have great esthetics and a long-term prognosis.
This course will give guidelines to achieve these results by
explaining case selection, treatment plan and procedures
step-by-step.
Learning Objectives
1All course participants will be able to learn various
advanced treatment planning options for complicated
cases based on scientific evidence and clinical experience.
2All course participants will be exposed to methods of
identifying high risk cases in order to reduce stress in
practice
3All course participants will be instructed on how to
practice evidence based dentistry
3Learn teeth preparation for veneers, temporization and
SESSIONS
MORNING SESSION
SYSTEMATIC DIAGNOSTIC AND TREATMENT PLANNING PROTOCOLS
Learning Objectives
1Understand the philosophy of esthetic dentistry
2Understand the indications and contraindications of
veneers
cementation to achieve predictable results
About the Speaker
Dr. Joseph Fava was born and raised in Toronto. He earned his DDS, MSc. and prosthodontic specialty certificate at the University of
Toronto. His MSc focused on dental implants in the aesthetic zone. He currently instructs in the IPU at the University of Toronto
and is actively involved in clinical research. He maintains a specialty practice whose scope includes cosmetic dentistry, surgical and
prosthetic components of dental implants as well as advanced restorative and reconstructive full mouth therapies. He is a Kois
Mentor and also Co-director of the University of Toronto’s Implant Residency Program.
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SESSIONS
CDPA PRESENTS
SOCIAL MEDIA-THE GOOD, THE BAD
AND THE UGLY
“TAKE TWO ASPIRINS AND TWEET ME
IN THE MORNING.”
Lionel Lenkinski
DDS
Bruce Glazer
DDS
Time: 8:45am-11:45am | Room: Huron | Session Chair: Dr. Daniel Fingrut
CATEGORY 1 COURSE
Synopsis
The use of Social Media and electronic communication is
a startling reality and here to stay. It is not without its perils
from a legal, regulatory, and privacy perspective. Even
with the best of intentions you can put yourself at risk. Drs.
Lenkinski and Glazer will outline the various components
to this complicated space, point out the risks, and provide
strategies to keep you safe. Learn how to manage your
online presence and interactions by attending this
presentation.
Learning Objectives
1Define and understand the Social Media environment
and the various methods of communication that are
available to dentists.
2Outline the difficulties and risks associated with their
use.
3Provide strategies to employ these tools in the most
appropriate manner, while maintaining the professional
and regulatory obligations inherent in our profession.
About the Speakers
Dr. Lionel Lenkinski graduated from the Faculty of Dentistry
at the University of Toronto in 1979. He then completed
a General Practice Residency at University Hospital in
Birmingham, Alabama. He went on to pursue specialty
training in the field of endodontics at Boston University,
and entered private practice as an Endodontist in Toronto,
Ontario, in 1982. He has received numerous awards and
fellowships during his professional career. Lionel is on the
Board of Directors of the Medico-Legal Society of Toronto
and is currently the Executive Director and Program
Manager of the Canadian Dental Protective Association,
where he offers risk management advice and support
services to its member dentists when they face regulatory
proceedings.
Dr. Bruce Glazer graduated from the University of Toronto,
Faculty of Dentistry in 1966. He then attended the same
University as a post graduate student in Anaesthesia
in 1970 and returned again to pursue the specialty of
Prosthodontics in 1989. Over the last 49 years, Dr. Glazer
has taught as an associate in dentistry in the disciplines of
Anaesthesia and Prosthodontics at the Faculty of Dentistry
and at the University Hospital Health Network. He has been
the Prosthodontic Editor for Oral Health since 2000. Today
he practices as a Prosthodontist and is the Communication
Editor and Dentist Risk Advisor to the Canadian Dental
Protective Association.
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MINDFULNESS AND ITS VALUE TO YOU AND
YOUR PATIENTS STRESS REDUCTION
MORNING SESSION
Time: 8:45am-11:45am | Room: York | Session Chair: Dr. Gary Fortinsky
AFTERNOON SESSION (CONTINUATION)
Time: 1:30pm-4:30pm | Room: York | Session Chair: Dr. Shervin Abbaszadeh
Patricia Rockman,
FULL DAY SESSION CATEGORY 3 COURSE
MD, CCFP, FCFP
Synopsis
This session will provide participants with an introduction
to mindfulness theory and practice for personal and
professional resilience. We will move between didactic
and experiential sessions to give attendees a foundational
understanding of therapeutic mindfulness and its application
to anxiety, stress, pain and other difficult emotional states.
Mindfulness has been defined as the “awareness that
emerges from paying attention to the present moment,
on purpose and without judgment.” Within the healthcare
context its primary purpose is to train emotion and attention
regulation working with the senses, sensations, thoughts and
emotions. This workshop will engage participants in exercises
useful for their personal and professional lives. They will also
learn some short practices that can be used with patients in
distress during dental procedures.
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Learning Objectives
1To be able to define mindfulness and describe the utility of
its practice
2To learn introductory mindfulness practices
3To be able to use mindfulness for dealing with stress at an
introductory level
About the Speaker
Patricia Rockman is Senior Director of Education and Clinical
Services at the Centre for Mindfulness Studies. An Associate
Professor with the Department of Family and Community
Medicine and cross appointed to Psychiatry at the University
of Toronto, she is a family physician with a focused practice in
mental health, stress and mindfulness. Dr. Rockman developed
the Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy core Facilitation
Certificate Program at the University of Toronto, FactorInterwash, Department of Social Work, Applied Mindfulness
Meditation Program. She has extensive experience delivering
continuing professional development in mindfulness,
cognitive behaviour therapy and change management.
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SESSIONS
MORNING SESSION
THE DIET TO PROMOTE HEALTH AND PREVENT DISEASE
Time: 8:45am-11:45am | Room: Dominion North | Session Chair: Dr. Sari Novack
CATEGORY 3 COURSE
AFTERNOON SESSION
NUTRITION UPDATE 2015: TRANSLATING NUTRIENTS
INTO FOODS
Time: 1:30pm-4:30pm | Room: Dominion North | Session Chair: Ms. Kim Ivan
Warren Karp
PhD, DMD
CATEGORY 3 COURSE
MORNING SESSION
AFTERNOON SESSION
Dental health professionals need to provide patients with
consistent nutrition and diet advice using an evidence-based
approach. A number of significant advances have been
made in the understanding of how diet and nutrition relate
to both a person’s wellness as well as to chronic diseases,
such as dental disease, heart disease, diabetes, hypertension,
obesity, and cancer. This presentation will focus on
presenting the latest information relating diet and nutrition
to disease prevention.
This presentation focuses on translating scientific nutrition
principles into practical, everyday diet and nutrition
recommendations for patients. You will become aware of
the latest nutritional recommendations as put forth by the
major national and international health organizations. The
presenter will provide hints to allow you to implement sound
and effective recommendations for patients and to evaluate
if your patients have been successful at following these
recommendations.
Learning Objectives
1To understand the scientific basis of preventive nutrition
and healthy diets.
2To learn the difference between evidenced-based and
non-evidenced based nutritional science.
3To review the scientific principles for nutritional
recommendations.
Learning Objectives
1To learn how to translate dietary and nutritional guidelines
into everyday language that patients can understand.
2 To differentiate between healthy food and “health food.”
3 To understand the drug role of foods.
About the Speaker
Warren B. Karp, Ph.D., D.M.D. is Professor Emeritus of
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Pediatrics, Oral
Biology and Oral Diagnosis at Georgia Regents University
in Augusta, Georgia. He has a Ph.D. in biochemistry
from The Ohio State University (1970) and a Doctorate
in Dental Medicine from the Georgia Regents University
(1977). He is an elected member of The American
Institute of Nutrition (Federation of Societies of
Experimental Biology), The American Society of Clinical
Nutrition and is past president of the Georgia Nutrition
Council. He has served as Director of the Nutrition
Consult Service at GRU College of Dental Medicine, for
over twenty years, appointed to the Governor’s Obesity
Taskforce, and served as Vice Chair of the Columbia
County Board of Health.
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FIVE RISKS EVERY DENTIST NEEDS TO
CONSIDER MITIGATING AND THE STRATEGIES
TO HELP YOU MANAGE THEM EFFECTIVELY
Time: 1:30pm-4:30pm | Room: Roosevelt | Session Chair: Dr. Jan Hanna
CATEGORY 3 COURSE
Renata Whiteman
Synopsis
About the Speaker
If your career path were a clear and straight path to a
rewarding retirement, travelling it would be pretty easy. But
life isn’t like that - it’s more like a winding road with lots of
forks to choose from, and more than a few detours. Major life
events- good or bad-including opening a practice…getting
married …being sued...inheriting money...or retiring, can all
change your financial needs in ways that aren’t obvious.
As a Professional Advisor at CDSPI Advisory Services
Inc. exclusively serving the dental community, Renata
Whiteman is an expert in providing insurance solutions
specific to the needs of dental professionals across Canada.
By understanding clients’ unique situations, she helps
them determine what types and amounts of insurance are
appropriate for both their personal and business needs.
Renata has completed numerous industry courses relevant
to insurance, and has over a decade of experience in the
industry. She is licensed as a general insurance broker and a
life, accident and sickness insurance agent.
Fortunately, it is possible to plan for better financial
outcomes in advance of such life events. At this seminar
you’ll learn ways to do so, including planning tips to save you
money and worry, and helpful facts such as:
• How office renovations can put your practice at risk without
you knowing
• When earning less on your investments may be your best
choice
• Why dentists without practices may want to incorporate
and buy office insurance
• How investments that defer tax can be ideal for your
practice
• When you can cut insurance coverage without reducing
protection
• Why stress reduction is necessary when life changes- even
for happy events
And much more
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SESSIONS
AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION:
EMPLOYMENT LAW ESSENTIALS FOR
DENTISTS
Time: 8:45am-10:45am | Room: Norfolk
Session Chair: Dr. Richard Ward
CATEGORY 3 COURSE
Matthew Wilton
LLP
Paul Martin
LLP
Synopsis
1
The Benefits of Employment Contracts
How to avoid paying big bucks to fired employees.
Restrictive Covenants in Associate Agreements
Don’t let your Associate leave with all your patients!
3 Unionization in Dental Offices
Can I keep unions out of my small dental practice?
4 Human Rights in the Workplace
How many bogus sick days can my employee take?
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Learning Objectives
1To provide information to dentists on how they
can organize their workplace to minimize potential
employment law problems.
2 To provide dentists with the background knowledge
necessary to spot potential workplace issues before they
become workplace problems.
3
T o provide insight into emerging trends employers may
face in the near future.
About the Speakers
Matthew Wilton has been assisting dentists in employment
law matters, Principal-Associate disputes, RCDS matters, and
practice disputes for the last 25 years. Matthew has argued
cases in the Ontario Divisional Court, Ontario Court of Appeal,
the Federal Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court of
Canada.
Paul Martin is a litigation lawyer focusing on employment
law and practice dispute matters. Paul works with dentists
to organize their workplaces, in an attempt to minimize the
potential for employment law problems. Paul has drafted
hundreds of employment contracts for dentists and also
regularly represents dentists in litigation matters.
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EMERGING ISSUES IN INFECTION
PREVENTION & CONTROL IN
DENTISTRY
Time: 8:45am-11:45am | Room: City Hall
Session Chair: Dr. Minna Stein
CATEGORY 1 COURSE
Ms. Danielle Steinman
Dr. Herveen Sachdeva
CPHI(C), CIC
MD
Synopsis
Infection prevention and control (IPAC) practices in dental
offices are an important cornerstone for patient and
occupational health and safety. This session will outline the
latest updates with respect to IPAC best practices as well as
address emerging issues and expectations on the dental
practitioner to ensure a safe environment and help reduce
the risk of disease transmission in your office.
About the Speakers
Danielle Steinman is the manager of Bloodborne Diseases
and Infection Prevention & Control (IPAC) at Toronto Public
Health. She has worked in IPAC for over 15 years and is
an epidemiologist, certified IPAC specialist, and a certified
inspector. As a former IPAC coordinator at Sunnybrook
Health Sciences and former dental IPAC consultant, Danielle
brings a unique perspective to IPAC in dentistry.
Learning Objectives
1
Describe key Infection Prevention & Control practices
expected in the dental office
2
Evaluate emerging infection control issues that dentists
face in the current environment
3
Discuss the role of public health in responding to
complaints and infection control issues reported to public
health
Dr. Herveen Sachdeva is an Associate Medical Officer of Health
with Toronto Public Health. She completed her residency in
Community Medicine in 2006 at the University of Toronto.
She is an adjunct lecturer with the Dalla Lana School of Public
Health with a research interest in outbreak management
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SESSIONS
10 THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW
ABOUT ENDODONTICS©
Time: 1:30pm-4:30pm | Room: Huron
Session Chair: Dr. Sheldon Cooper
CATEGORY 2 COURSE
Martin D. Levin
DMD
Synopsis
Endodontic treatment offers diagnostic and anatomical
challenges in daily practice. Clinicians are familiar with
normal variants of the teeth and supporting structures, but
treatment of unusual cases, medically complex patients
and diagnosis of neuropathic pain may require additional
resources. This evidence-based program will explain how
new technologies, such as limited field of view (FOV) highresolution CBCT, will allow three-dimensional assessment
of simple and complex odontogenic and non-odontogenic
lesions, root canal morphology, revision treatment, root and
alveolar fractures, resorptive lesions and anatomy prior to
surgery. Numerous case studies demonstrating the benefits
of CBCT will be presented.
Learning Objectives
1Learn how to use best clinical practices for diagnosis
and management of simple and complex endodontic
cases.
2Describe the benefits of limited FOV, high-resolution
CBCT in identification of complex dental morphology
and lesions of the supporting structures.
3 Understand how volumetric analysis can aid in the
diagnosis of periapical pathosis when contradictory
clinical signs and symptoms are present.
About the Speaker
Dr. Martin D. Levin is in private practice limited to endodontics
in Chevy Chase, Maryland, Adjunct Associate Professor
of Endodontics at the University of Pennsylvania, School
of Dental Medicine and Adjunct Associate Professor,
Department of Endodontics, at Nova Southeastern University.
At the University of Maryland, he is a Clinical Associate
Professor in the Department of Endodontics, Prosthodontics
and Operative Dentistry. At the University of Pennsylvania,
Dr. Levin is currently Chair of the Dean’s Council. He received
the Alumni Award of Merit and served as Chair of the Board
of Overseers from 2004-2008, and remains an ex officio
member of the board. He is recognized as a Distinguished
Practitioner in the National Academies of Practice in
Dentistry. He served as Co-Chair of the Joint Special
Committee of the American Association of Endodontists and
the American Academy of Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology on
Cone Beam Computed Tomography. Dr. Levin speaks both
nationally and internationally on advanced technologies in
endodontic practice and office operations management
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AMERICAN COLLEGE OF DENTISTS
PAIN CONTROL AND OPIOIDS IN
DENTAL PRACTICE
Time: 1:30pm-4:30pm | Room: Churchchill
Session Chair: Dr. John Jenkins
CATEGORY 1 COURSE
David Mock
Peter Selby
DDS, PhD, FRCD(C)
MD
Synopsis
Pain management is an integral part of dental practice
and dental practitioners are amongst the best educated
health professions in this area. Still, the dentist must exercise
reasonable professional judgment in determining whether to,
and when to prescribe any controlled substance, including
opioids. Prescriptions should be tailored to each patient
and condition, not follow a predetermined, routine practice.
A non-pharmacological approach, an OTC medication or
a non-opioid should be used when it will satisfy the need.
When prescribing opioids, dentists must be alert for behaviour
that suggests patients are experiencing problems with the
appropriate use of opioids or have an opioid use disorder.
Learning Objectives
1
Learn appropriate prescribing practices for pain
management, including how to advise patients on the use,
storage and discarding of prescription medication
2
Learn to identify patients who are susceptible to
problematic drug use/abuse
3
Become aware of resources to support your dental
practice around patients with pain
About the Speakers
Dr. David Mock is former Dean and Professor of Oral Pathology/
Oral Medicine in the Faculty of Dentistry as well as Professor
in the Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology,
Faculty of Medicine He is on staff in the departments
of Dentistry, Laboratory Medicine and the Wasser Pain
Management Centre, Mount Sinai Hospital.
Dr. Peter Selby is Chief of the Addictions Program and Clinician
Scientist at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health.
He is also a Professor in the Departments of Family and
Community Medicine, Psychiatry and Public Health Sciences
at the University of Toronto. Dr. Selby focuses on addiction
research in special populations and knowledge translation
using different methods and models. Dr. Selby has published
over 77 peer reviewed articles, 18 books or book chapters,
and 125 international presentations.
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IS YOUR OFFICE A
‘DIAMOND IN THE
ROUGH’?!
QUALITY
ASSURANCE AND
PORTFOLIO
Time: 1:30pm-4:30pm
Room: Dufferin
Room: Elgin
Session Chair: Ms. Sue Stokes
Nadine Russell,
RDH
CATEGORY 3 COURSE
CATEGORY 3 COURSE
Beth Ryerse
RDH
Synopsis
Imagine a dental practice that focuses on continuing to
improve the “Dental Hygiene Experience” for every patient
that walks in the door. Imagine a program that consistently
delivers a positive physical, intellectual and emotional
experience for each and every patient. Imagine an office
where every patient knows that they have a team of experts
that are delivering important health care and are honestly
motivated and interested in their long term well-being. Now
that’s an image worth chasing!
Join Nadine Russell as she shares strategies on how you can
transform the dental hygiene experience. There is a hidden
gold mine in your practice. Learn how to discover them!
Synopsis
Learning Objectives
the impact and necessity of strong
administrative systems to eliminate downtime
u
Outline key components to implement positive change
within the hygiene department
u
Recognize the importance of developing a team approach
to transforming your hygiene department
u Learn how to reactivate inactive patients
Learning Objectives
At the conclusion of the course the attendee will:
Biography
Biography
Beth Ryerse RDH, has been actively involved with the dental
hygiene profession for over 30 years including clinical
experience, educating, lecturing, consulting, authorship and
mentoring. A dynamic professional speaker, Beth is an active
member in provincial, national and international dental
hygiene associations.
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Nadine Russell, RDH, BSc. with a diverse 18 year dental
career, shares her insights and expertise with enthusiasm.
Nadine’s background consists of chairside assisting, clinical
dental hygiene, administrative and treatment co-ordination
positions. Nadine is an experienced Practice Management
Consultant, Published Author and International Speaker. She
now combines all of these experiences in her role as ‘Director
of Operations’ at RDHU. Nadine works with dental offices
to help provide transformational business and practice
solutions.
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Having a clear understanding of the process will reduce the
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portal and the mandatory Self-Assessment Tool. The support
and guidance offered by the Quality Assurance Coach will
also be explored. Networking with other dental hygienists
makes the travelling easier as we journey together on this
path. Join us and feel better about your requirements!
1
understand the importance of mandatory Self-Assessment.
2
be familiar with the three options of the CDHO Quality
Assurance Program and the CDHO SMILE portal.
3
have learned how to create appropriate Goal Statements
and recognize suitable Learning Activities.
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FLUORIDES:
PAST, PRESENT AND
FUTURE
Room: Elgin
CATEGORY 2 COURSE
Fiona Collins
BDS
Synopsis
Developments and discoveries have continued in the
world of fluorides since these were first incorporated
into prevention and therapies. This course will review the
principles of fluorides, providing a guide for their modalities,
uses and related efficacy. In addition, a review of anti-fluoride
messaging and its history will be provided. A review of recent
developments will also be provided.
About the Speaker
Dr. Fiona Collins graduated as a general dentist from Glasgow
University, Scotland and holds an MBA and an MA from
Boston University, USA. She is a writer, editor, consultant and
has given presentations in North America, Europe, the Pacific
Rim and the Middle East.
Learning Objectives
1
Delineate the origins of modern fluoride therapies
together with the efficacy and safety data for current
fluoride modalities and recommendations
2
List and describe aspects of anti-fluoride messaging and
review data relevant to this messaging
3
Describe recent technologies that have been incorporated
into fluoride products and products into which fluoride
has been incorporated.
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MORNING SESSION
IT TAKES A VILLAGE:
EMBRACING PRENATAL AND PRESCHOOL PATIENTS
Time: 8:45am-11:45am | Room: Wentworth
CATEGORY 2 COURSE
AFTERNOON SESSION
Susan Woodley
RDH
TEENAGERS - WHAT THEIR MOUTHS ARE TELLING YOU BUT THEY’RE
NOT. PRACTICAL INFORMATION ON TEEN HEALTH ISSUES
Time: 1:30pm-4:30pm | Room: Wentworth
CATEGORY 2 COURSE
MORNING SESSION
AFTERNOON SESSION
Synopsis
We’ve all heard the phrase, “It takes a village”. Even if your
dental practice does not routinely treat prenatal or pediatric
patients, everyone has a role in providing mothers and
children the healthiest start possible. Research suggests
that pregnancy can be one of the most motivating times
for parents to change habits. Therefore, it is an ideal time
to begin counselling the parent about the benefits of
oral health. This evidence based seminar nurtures your
knowledge of prenatal and pediatric oral health. It also
provides resources on how to integrate a formalized risk
assessment model and new strategies to implement that
assessment. Embrace prenatal and pediatric patients in your
practice. Be a part of the solution in ending one of the most
serious health concerns in this country.
Synopsis
The current and sometimes shocking health behaviours
and trends in the younger generation can influence
their oral and systemic health. The dental professional
has an opportunity during the dental visit to identify risk
behaviours and intervene with the teenager to make
positive health choices.
Participants will engage in a lively discussion on timely
topics relating to teens. Dialogue may include oral and
overall health issues associated with cola/sports drink
consumption, eating disorders, obesity and substance
abuse (Meth Mouth). Examining high risk behaviors and
gender differences prepare the dental professional to
initiate conversations that will provide guidance with the
health decisions that face the youth of today.
Learning Objectives
1Recognize the need for prenatal intervention and
prevention
2Implement initial and continuing age-appropriate risk
assessment
3Explore the impact of creating parents and physicians as
partners in treating children
Learning Objectives
1Understand dietary issues
2Recognize various risk behaviours
3Enhance intervention skills
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About the Speaker
Susan Woodley RDH is the Western Canada Manager of
Professional Education with Philips North America. Her
role includes extensive travel creating opportunities for
speaking at a national and international level. She’s written
and presents Orthodontic workshops as well as presenting
an Oral Pathology Refresher course. Susan resides in
London Ontario
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June 3, 2016
Toronto Academy Golf Classic
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November 10, 2016
Honours Night
November 11, 2016
79th Annual Winter Clinic
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SKI FOR KIDS
In support of SickKids Foundation
The Toronto Academy of Dentistry’s - Ski for Kids Event was held on Friday, February
6th at the Alpine Ski Club in Collingwood. Over 150 participants came out for a
wonderful day of ski and fun. We were blessed with great weather and ski conditions.
To date we have raised over $155,000 for the Cleft Lip and Palate and Craniofacial
Anomalies Research at SickKids. Together we are making a difference.
Join us next year February 5th, 2016 at Alpine Ski Club, Collingwood
SPECIAL THANKS GO OUT TO THESE SPONSORS:
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2015
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Reistration Sponsor
Toronto
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Dentistry
In accociation with
Print Sponsor
Alpha Omega Dental Fra
ternity
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TORONTO ACADEMY OF DENTISTRY
DENTISTS FOR THE KIDS OF HOLLAND BLOORVIEW
On June 5th, 2015, the Toronto Academy of Dentistry
held its’ 34th Annual Golf Classic in support of Holland
Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital at The Newly
Designed Angus Glen Golf Club. Thanks to enthusiastic
support from the attendees, we raised over $31,000 for a
very worthy cause.
Since 1982, proceeds from this fundraising
event have supported the dental clinic of
Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital
Foundation by enabling the purchase of
specialized equipment and important program
enhancements.
Thank You to on
Our Sponsors Next year’s tournament
will take
place
Friday,
June 3, 2016 at ANGUS GLEN.
SILVER SPONSORS We hope you will join us for a wonderful day of golf in
support of The Kids at Holland Bloorview.
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS:
BREAKFAST SPONSOR SILVER SPONSORS
BREAKFAST
SPONSOR
BALL SPONSOR SPONSOR
SUN
SUN TAN
TAN LOTION
LOTION SPONSOR BALL SPONSOR
2015
Golf Committee
OTHER SPONSORS: Dr. Phil Novack
CHAIR
MEMBERS
OTHER SPONSORS:
Mr. Michael Carabash
Ms. Eva Chalmers
Dr. Doug Cowdrey
Dr. C. P. Giri
Ms. Alison Hughes
Dr. Barry Lever
Dr. Larry Rotman
Ms. Leslie Sanderson
Mr. Scott Kosmack
Mr. Brian Pratt
North Toronto Dental Society Toronto Central Dental Society West Toronto Dental Society East Toronto Dental Society (In Memory of Dr. Mark Goodman) Mr. Billy Lowe,
EXECUTIVE DIR. OF TORONTO
ACADEMY OF DENTISTRY
Ms. Marie Gennaro,
ADMIN. ASSISTANT
NORTH TORONTO DENTAL SOCIETY
IN SUPPORT OF
WEST TORONTO DENTAL SOCIETY
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MEMORY OF DR. MARK GOODMAN)
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3M ESPE
Mr. Robert Pole
2751 Peddic Rd., Suite 100
Milton ON L9T 0K1
[email protected]
T: 519.671.0290
F: 888.452.6053
Aurum Ceramic/Classic
and Space Maintainers Labs
Mr. Andy Sommer
40 Pippin Rd. Unit 11 & 12
Concord ON L4K 4M6
[email protected]
T: 1-800-268-4294
F:1-888-747-1233
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ABELDent Inc.
Beyes Dental Canada Inc.
Ms. Gayle Milson
3310 South Service Rd.
Burlington ON L7N 3M6
[email protected]
T: 1.800.267.2235
F: 1.866.377.5558
Mr. Jay Xiao
595 Middle Road Unit 9
Toronto ON M1V 3S2
[email protected]
T: 416.293.2868
F: 416.800.7475
AboutFace
Bisco Dental Products Canada
Jessica Fitzpatrick
1057 Steeles Ave. west
Toronto ON M2R 3X1
[email protected]
T: 416.597.2229 X22
F: 416.597.8494
Mr. Kevin Morrison
2571 Smith St.
Richmond BC V6X 2J1
[email protected]
T: 1.604.276.8662
F: 1.888.663.1357
Accu-Plus Dental
Laboratories Inc.
Brasseler USA
Mr. Scott Kosmack
385 Admiral Blvd. Unit #9
Mississauga ON L5T 2M8
[email protected]
T: 905.696.9198
F: 905.696.9201
Ms. Sue DeNitto
One Brasseler Blvd.
Savannah GA 31419
[email protected]
T: 1.912.925.8525
F: 1.912.921.7568
BMO Bank of Montreal
Alpha Omega Dental Fraternity Mr. Pino Loverro
Toronto
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Ms. Jackie Levitan
128 Willowdale Ave
Toronto ON M2N 4Y2
[email protected]
T: 416.250.7417
F: 416.250.8668
55 Bloor Street West, 17th Floor
Toronto ON M4W 3N5
[email protected]
T: 416.927.4213
F: 416.927.6369
American Express
Canadian Armed Forces
C
Ms. Kishan A. Kamal
101 McNabb Street
Markham ON L3R 4H8
[email protected]
T: 905.474.4624
F: 905.940.7730
maj. Melanie Dumas
D Dent Svcs, 1745 Alta Vista Dr.,
Ottawa ON K1A 0K6
[email protected]
T: 613.945.6713
F: 613.945.6646
Association of Dental Technologists of Ontario
Canadian Dental
Protective Association
Ms. Veronica Ng
7181 Woodbine Ave Suite 235
Markham ON L3R 1A3
[email protected]
T: 416.742.2386
F: 416.742.2386
Ms. Nichole Cussons
300-1100 Burlock Drive
Burlington ON L7L 6B2
[email protected]
T: 416.491-5932
F: 416.239.3443
Carestream Dental
Ms. Deb Roschetzky
150 Verona St.
Rochester NY 14608
[email protected]
T: 1.800.933.8031
F: 1.800.374.1871
CDSPI
Ms. Kandyce Young
155 Lesmill Road
Toronto ON M3B 2T8
[email protected]
T: 416.385.6792
F: 416.296.0888
ClearDent
Mr. Peter Li
#270-5489 Byrne Road
Burnaby BC V5J 3J1
[email protected]
T: 1.866.253.2748
F: 1.866.611.0548
Clinical Research Dental
Supplies & Services Inc.
Ms. Irene Lamonde
P.O. Box 28040 Lonoon ON N6H 5E1
[email protected]
T: 1.800.265.3444
F: 1.800.719.3292
Crest Oral-B
Ms. Stella Tso
4711 Yonge St.
Toronto ON M2N 6K8
[email protected]
T: 416.730.4110
F: 416.730.4828
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Dentalcard
Ms. Lori Johnson
605-60 Bloor Street West
Toronto ON M4W 3B8
[email protected]
T: 1.888.689.9876
F: 1.888.689.9862
Dental Industry
Association of Canada
Ms. Debra York
Suite 407 18B-3200
Dufferin St
Toronto ON M6A 0A1
[email protected]
T: 905.417.7462
F: 1.888.854.3422
www.tordent.com
Dental Volunteers
for Israel Irving
Petroff 89 Skymark Drive
Toronto ON M2H 3S6
[email protected]
T: 416.494.3010
DENTSPLY Canada Limited
Ms. Tanya Oliveira
161 Vinyl Court
Woodbridge ON L4L 4A3
[email protected]
T: 905.265.4233
F: 905.851.9809
DENTSPLY Tulsa
Dental Specialties
Ms. Lesa Hanna
5100 E Skelly Dr. #300
Tulsa OK 74135
[email protected]
T: 1.918.576.6532
F: 1.918.878.0475
Digital Doc, LLC
Ms. Kara Kelley 4511
Golden Foothill Pkwy. Suite #1
Eldorado Hills CA 95762
[email protected]
T: 1.916.941.8010
F: 1.916.941.7689
DR. Agatha Bis Cosmetic
& Family Dentistry
Ms. Andrea Skerry
710 Dorval Dr. Oakville ON L6K 3V7
[email protected]
T: 905.338.6684
F: 905.338.0985
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Element Financial
Corporation
Mr. Brendan Smyth
161 Bay St. Suite 4600
P.O. Box 621
Toronto ON M5J 2S1
[email protected]
T: 416.386.1067 x2245
F: 1.888.772.8129
Endo / Tech
Ms. Sue Vincent
389 - 5991 Spring Garden Rd.
Halifax NS B3H 1Y6
[email protected]
T: 902.429.2257
F: 902.429.5706
www.tordent.com
Evangel Hall Mission
Arsema Okbat
552 Adelaide St. West
Toronto ON M5V 3W8
[email protected]
T: 416.504.3563
F: 416.504.8056
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Garfield Refining Company
Mr. Daniel Sarabacha
810 E. Cayuga St.
Philadelphia PA 19124
[email protected]
T: 1.800.523.0963
GC America Inc.
Ms. Sandy Aron
3737 W. 127th Street
Alsip IL 60803
[email protected]
T: 1.708.597.0900
F: 1.708.926.9103
Glaxo Smith Kline Consumer
Healthcare
Ms. Karyn Orr
7333 Mississauga Rd. N.
Mississauga ON L5N 6L4
[email protected]
T: 905.819.3000
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Hands On Training Institute
Ms. Nicol Ross
17 Chamberlain Court
St. Thomas ON N5R 0A4
[email protected]
T: 514-852-5083
Hansamed Ltd.
Ms. Pamela Gordon
2830 Agentia Rd Unit 5-8
Mississauga ON L5N 8G4
[email protected]
T: 905.813.8090
F: 905.813.8091
Heaven Can Wait
Emergency First Aid Inc.
Mr. David Goodman
303-50 Holly Street
Toronto ON M4S 3E9
[email protected]
T: 416.331.8855
Henry Schein Canada
345 Townkune Rd.
Niagara-on-the-Lake ON L0S 1J0
[email protected]
T: 905.646.1711
F: 905.646.4201
Hill Kindy
Ms. Cassandra Paolella
264 Welland Ave., Suite 2Q
St. Catherines ON L2R 2P8
[email protected]
T: 905.984.5816
F: 905.984.8595
Hu-Friedy
3232 N. Rockwell
Chicago IL 60618
[email protected]
T: 1.800.483.7433
F: 1.800.729.1299
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Invisalign
Ms. Ariana Grova
2560 Orchard Parkway
San Jose CA 95131
[email protected]
T: 1.408.470.1000
F: 1.408.470.1010
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Kavo Dental
Mr. Daniel Mott
11727 Fruehauf Dr.,
Charlotte NC 28273
[email protected]
T: 647.229.8200
K-Dental
Mr. Robert Kainz
1-5621 Finch Ave, East
Toronto ON M1B 2T9
[email protected]
T: 1.800.455.3368
F: 416.293.0876
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Maggas Medical Inc.
Mr. Magdy Ghobrial
154 Norfinch Drive Unit 1
Toronto ON M3N 1X6
[email protected]
T: 416.410.0200
F: 416.650.9443
Market Connections Inc.
Mr. Tino Diodati
94 Scarsdale Rd.
Toronto ON M3B 2R7
[email protected]
T: 800.795.8021 x225
F: 800.800.7114
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Medical Mart Supplies Ltd.
Orascoptic
Mr. Ian Glass
6200 Cantay Rd.,
Mississauga ON L5R 3Y9
[email protected]
905.624.6201 X112
T: 905.624.3756
Ms. Katie Evenson
3225 Deming Way, Suite 190
Middleton WI 53562
[email protected]
T: 1.800.369.3698
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Microcopy
Rotsaert Dental Laboratory
Services Inc.
Patterson Dental Canada Inc.
Ms. Dianne Grassie
1710 Romano Drive
Plymouth Meeting PA 19462
[email protected]
T: 416.564.5881
Ms. Rebecca Steers
1440 Don Mills Road
Toronto ON M3B 3P9
[email protected]
T: 416.445.1600
F: 416.445.2727
Ontario Dental Association
Pro-Art Dental
Laboratory Ltd.
Scotiabank
Ontario Dental
Education Institute
Ms. Abigail Santos
201 Wilson St. East
Ancaster ON L9G 2B8
[email protected]
T: 905.304.4706
F: 905.304.7360
Ontario Dental
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Ms. Kayla Claus
1155 Indian Road
Mississauga ON L6H 2P2
[email protected]
T: 905.278.4145
F: 905.278.4705
Ms. Heather Siler
3120 Moon Station Rd.
NW Kennesaw GA 30144
[email protected]
T: 800.235.1863
F: 770.423.4996
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Nova Dentech Inc
Ms. Carmella Angus
2197 Gerrard St. East
Toronto ON M4E 2C6
[email protected]
T: 416.698.2814
F: 416.698.3483
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ODAA
Ms. Judy Melville
869 Dundas St.
London ON N5W 2Z8
[email protected]
T: 519.679.2566 X25
Ms. Barb Beauchamp
4 New St.
Toronto ON M5R 1P6
[email protected]
T: 416.355.2251
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ROI Corporation
Donna Hood
108-3425 Harvester Road
Burlington ON L9N 3N1
[email protected]
T: 905.681.8883
F: 905.681.3922
Mr. Marc Beaudet
5055 Satellite Dr.,
Mississauga ON L4W 5K7
[email protected]
T: 905.677.7711
F: 905.677.2940
Mr. Mark Rotsaert
71 Emerald St.,South
Hamilton ON L8N 2V4
[email protected]
T: 1.800.263.2113
F: 1.905.527.1048
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Philips Sonicare
Sable Industries Inc.
Ms. Jennifer Jurinic
281 Hillmount Rd.,
Markham ON L6C 2S3
[email protected]
T: 1.647.309.2697
Mr.Bryce Hongh
100 Campbell Ave. Unit 5
Kitchener ON N2H 4X8
[email protected]
T: 519.579.9323
F: 1.519.579.9324
Premier Dental
Products Company
SciCan Ltd.
Mr. Russell Pollard
855 Broadview Avenue
Toronto ON M4K 3Z1
[email protected]
T: 416.469.4121
F: 416.469-3256
Professional Practice
Sales Ltd.
Ms. Lynn Lind
295 Main St. North
Markham ON L7M 4A7 2825
T: 905.472.6000 F: 905.472.0521
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RBC Royal Bank
Ms. Simmy Chu
443 University Ave. 2nd Floor
Toronto ON M5G 2H6
[email protected]
T: 416.974.2339
F: 416.974.1683
Ms. Susan Shulist
40 King Street W.
Toronto ON M5H 1H1
[email protected]
T: 647.287.5328
F: 905.878.7852
Septodont, Inc.
Mr. David Kanter
205 Granite Run Drive - Suite 150
Lancastor PA 17601
[email protected]
T: 1.800.872.8305
F: 1.717.560.3480
Sinclair Dental Co. Ltd
Ms. Julie Heidebrecht
6275 Northam Drive, Unit 5
Mississauga ON L4V 1Y8
[email protected]
T: 905.740.2000
F: 905.405.0246
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Shatkin F.I.R.S.T., LLC
Mr. Tom McQuillen
2495 Kensington Ave.,
Amherst N.Y. 14226
[email protected]
T: 1.888.474.2854
F: 1.716.839.3363
Sunstar Americas Inc.
Ms. Lynn McPherson
515 Governors Rd
Guelph ON N1K 1C7
[email protected].
com
T: 1.519.837.2500
F: 1.519.837.0083
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Tax Matters For Dentists
Mr. Mitesh Kantaria
350 Burnhamthorpe Rd W Suite
218 Mississauga On L5B 3J1
[email protected]
T: 905.273.6605 x 244
F: 905.273.9260
TD Business Banking
Mr. David Shilton
100 Wellington Street West
27th Floor Toronto ON M5K 1A2
T: 416.308.5636
F: 416.308.5142
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Ultralight Optics
Tawn Ngo
3505 Cadillac Ave., Bldg. H
Costa Mesa CA 92626
[email protected]
T: 1.323.316.4514
F: 1.714.436.5003
University of Toronto,
Faculty of Dentistry
Ms. Sabrina Martinez
124 Edward St. Rm 527
Toronto ON M5G 1G6
[email protected]
T: 416.979.4940
F: 416.979.4941
Univet Optical Technologies
Mr. Ali Raza
675 Cochrane Dr.,
East Tower, 6th Floor
Markham ON L3R 0B8
[email protected]
T: 647.989.5124
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Zendo Direct.com
Barry Korzen Raebmatt
24 Oberwil
Switzerland 6317
[email protected]
Tier Three Brokerage Ltd.
Ms. Barb Johns
170 Robert Speck Pkwy #204
Mississauga ON L4Z 3G1
[email protected]
T: 289.242.8962
F: 1.888.546.7940
Toronto
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Transitions Group
North America
Ms. Melanie McAlynn
205-3228 South Service Road
Burlington ON L7N 3H8
[email protected]
T: 905.681.1011 x 224
F: 905.681.1180
Trihawk Inc.
Mr. Len Phipps
2 Prospect Road, P.O. Box 619
Morrisburg ON
K0C 1X0
[email protected]
T: 1.877.874.4295
F: 1.613.543.4501
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DEAR DENTISTS OF TORONTO,
e would like to update
you about our exciting program that the
Toronto Academy of Dentistry (TAD) has developed
in partnership with The
Mikey Network and Heaven
Can Wait Emergency First
the Mikey Network (primarily in the GTA) the lives of 26
people have been saved.
Heaven Can Wait is recognized as the Toronto
Academy of Dentistry's preferred provider of AEDs and
CPR/AED training. HCW is a member of the Dental
Industry Association of Canada (DIAC) and all of its
certification programs are recognized and approved
by the Federal Government of Canada, the Workplace
Aid Training (HCW). This initiative has already raised the
Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) and the Heart and
stature of dentists in Toronto, given recognition to TAD
Stroke Foundation. HCW organized and placed AEDs
and its component societies, made dental offices safer,
at the University of Toronto's Faculty of Dentistry and in
the community safer, and offers TAD members a needed
association with TAD and Philips Health Care has trained
service and savings for their practice.
several graduating post grad classes at the University
of Toronto Faculty of Dentistry. We believe that HCW
In short, TAD members are able to purchase a
high quality Automated External Defibrillator (Philips
offers a superior level of training and service and TAD is
HeartStart OnSite Defibrillator) and an accessory pack-
confident that this partnership will continue to reap many
age from HCW at considerable savings from similarly
benefits. HCW will train you in your office or in groups,
promoted units. A portion of each sale is donated to
service and maintain your AED and be a valuable re-
The Mikey Network. The funds raised are used to place
source for Emergency Support in your office.
AED's in public places, along with a plaque acknowl-
edging the contribution of the dentists of Toronto.
please contact David Goodman at (416)331-8855 or
With guidance and input from The Mikey Network, the
[email protected].
Toronto Academy of Dentistry and each Society has
complete control over the locations to receive a public
this programme. Please feel free to address any ques-
AED with funds raised through this partnership and to
tions you may have with us or make suggestions as to
date 4 AEDS have been placed. The impact of the
the locations you feel AEDs would be best placed.
Mikey programme overall can be summarized with the
knowledge that of the over 1,300 AED units placed by
of Dentistry, The Mikey Network and Heaven Can Wait.
For more details or to engage Heaven Can Wait
We hope that you will be excited and supportive of
Help "keep the beat going" with the Toronto Academy
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THROUGH THE MIKEY NETWORK
THE BEAT GOES ON...
IN YOUR COMMUNITY
PUBLIC ACCESS DEFIBRILLATORS SAVE LIVES
THE MIKEY NETWORK WELCOMES
THE TORONTO ACADEMY OF DENTISTRY,
HEAVEN CAN WAIT EMERGENCY FIRST AID TRAINING
and THE DENTISTS OF TORONTO.
THE BEAT GOES ON IN OUR COMMUNITY... WITH TAD.
With the goal of offering a second chance at
life to people whose hearts stop suddenly,
The Mikey Network is committed to placing
“MIKEYS” (public access defibrillators) in as
many locations as possible.
The Mikey Network is working to create
public awareness and provide education
about heart healthy lifestyles. Working with
business, government and the community
we can increase the survival rate of those
affected by sudden cardiac arrest.
www.mikeynetwork.com
The Mikey Network Charity Registration No.: 87249 2004 RR001
SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENT 2015
In January of 1987 Dianne joined the dental industry, and has progressed
through various sales and management positions over the past 28 years. She has been with Premier Dental Products since 1996, had has been their
Canadian Manager for the last 15yrs
For over a century Premier has developed and manufactured innovative
technologies for dental professionals worldwide.
Dianne takes great pride in the fact that Premier is now in its’ 102nd year,
and has stayed true to their core beliefs for business and their employees,
since its founding in 1913. It is a rare breed in our industry, as it is still
family owned, and the current president, Ms. Julie Charlestein, is the greatgranddaughter of the company’s founder Julius Charlestein.
Premier understands the value of giving back to the industry and the
importance of charity and has been recognized in the industry for their
generosity for decades. Recently Dianne guided Premier Canada to donate 10,000 units of Fluoride varnish
to the Nunavut early intervention program and over 1,200 of units to the Niagara region primary care givers
(pediatrician) program. Dianne insures the company donates regularly to dental professionals going on local
and worldwide missions.
Dianne Grassie
Dianne is a member of Niagara College’s Program advisory committee and since 2006 she has served on the
DIAC board as the Director of the Convention portfolio, where she initiated the very first joint meeting between
DIAC and the education committees of the three largest
Canadian conventions. This now annual event has
resulted in industry suggestions implemented, and DIAC
being recognized as a contributor. Now, Dianne is DIACs
president elect, and will take over the presidential role in
2017 when David Marks’ Presidency is completed.
Mr. Joseph Brian Douglas
2014
PAST SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENTS
Dianne is also very involved with her community. She is
the executive secretary of her Neighbourhood’s Rate Payers
Association, and canvasses yearly for the Canadian Cancer
society. When her children went through the programs, Dianne
was very active volunteering with both the Canadian girl guides
and Boy Scouts of Canada.
When she can find some free time, in the winter months, Dianne
enjoys playing ice hockey, snowboarding, cross country skiing
and snow shoeing. In the summer, she slows down a bit, and
you may find her playing ball hockey, riding her bicycle, wake
boarding, water skiing, kayaking on the Key River/Georgian Bay,
picking blueberries, or lying on the dock. Her current interest, is
working on her motorcycle license and finding twisting roads.
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Dianne and her husband, Jim, enjoy spending time with the
kids: Danielle is in school in London, Alisha is currently working
in Vancouver, and Michael, wife Marissa, and the grandchildren
Paige and Gavin live nearby.
Ms. Robyn Shields
2013
Mr. Cy Elborne
2012
Mr. Victor Michaud
2011
Mr. Bernie Teitelbaum
2010
Mr. Arthur Zwingenberger
2009
Ms. Melissa Summerfield
2008
Ms. Eva Young
2007
Mr. Michael Hart
2006
Ms. Erla Kay
2005
Mr. Ken Croney
2004
Mr. John Paterson
2003
Mrs. Raisyl Wagman
2002
Mr. John Gillies
2001
Mr. Stewart Cannon
2000
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J.W. McDonald*
Thomas R. Marshall*
YEAR
1933-1934
1934-1935
1935-1936
1936-1937
1938-1939
1939-1940
1940-1941
1941-1942
1942-1943
1943-1944
1944-1945
1945-1946
1946-1947
1947-1948
1948-1949
1949-1950
1951-1952
1952-1953
1953-1954
1954-1955
1955-1956
1956-1957
1957-1958
1958-1959
1959-1960
1960-1961
1961-1962
1962-1963
1963-1964
1964-1965
1965-1966
1966-1967
1967-1968
1968-1969
1969-1970
1970-1971
1971-1972
1972-1973
1973-1974
1974-1975
1975-1976
1976-1977
Edmund A. Grantv
Frank Martinv
William J. Kerr*
Stanley S. Crouch*
Harold Hoag*
Wm.G. Trelford*
Edmund T. Guest*
Stewart A. MacGregor*
Lloyd M. Grose*
Charles McLean*
Harold Skilling*
Harold Swales*
H. Colton Bliss*
F. Harold Shepard*
Joseph H. Johnson*
Edgar A. White*
Mark G. Boyes*
J.Gordon Chalmers*
Elmer J. Henderson*
W. James Smith*
J. Bevan King*
Harvey Milburn*
Robert W. Marshall*
William A. Weir*
James A. Bigelow*
Vernon A. Herron*
Arthur E. Histrop*
John H. Mullett*
Robert M. Grainger*
J.E. Carson McGowan*
Murray Cornish*
Morley G. Hardy*
Gordon M. Marshall*
Bert J. Levin*
George C. Stirling*
Wilfred J. McColeman*
Miet A. Kamienski*
Don M. McKee*
Bernard N. Crystal
William S. MacKenzie*
Robert S. McKegney
Ronald S. Anco
YEAR
1977-1978
1978-1979
1979-1980
1980-1981
1981-1982
1982-1983
1983-1984
1984-1985
1985-1986
1986-1987
1987-1988
1988-1989
1989-1990
1990-1991
1991-1992
1992-1993
1993-1994
1994-1995
1995-1996
1996-1997
1997-1998
1998-1999
1999-2000
2000-2001
2001-2002
2002-2003
2003-2004
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2011-2012
2012-2013
2013-2014
2014-2015
Murray Wagman
Gordon Perlmutter*
Robert H. Pick
Len Shapira*
Ronald Martin
Ronald Traub
Arthur J. Breglia
James T. Hing*
Alexander J. Puskas
Stewart Sigesmund
Donald Stewart*
Barry Chapnick
Aldo Boccia
Wayne Pulver
Jerry Weisberg
Godfrey Beber
Ken Hershenfield
Peter Tonisson
Flavio Turchet
John Jenkins
Gerald Pearson
Gene Cervini
David Hanmer
Brian Chapnick
Ron Richardson
Phil Shedletsky
Warren Hing*
Shayne Lipton
Timothy Milligan
Ed Philips
Flavio Turchet
Jack Wasserman
Sam Salama
Anthony Liscio
Bob Greenbaum
Paul Okorofsky
Dr. Emerson Jones
Dr. Phil Novack
Deceased
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HONOURARY LIFE MEMBERSHIP 2015
William John Jenkins was born in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia in 1943. His
father died when John was only five years old, and he subsequently received
most of his elementary school education at boarding school.
While at school organized sports played a large part of John’s early life.
At St. Joseph’s Sunday School in Brisbane, John majored in rugby, tennis and
cricket. At the University of Queensland, John began to settle down focusing
his talents on squash as well as dentistry.
Dr. William John Jenkins
Upon graduation from dental school in 1964 John worked for a short while
as a dental technician as his young age did not allow him to be registered as
a dentist in Australia. As a result, John departed for London in 1964 and was
successful in completing studies in Oral Surgery and Orthodontics.
Seeking further training, John arrived in Toronto in 1968 and enrolled at the
Faculty of Dentistry at the University of Toronto completing his diploma in
Orthodontics in 1969 and his Master’s degree in 1974.
John enjoyed a thriving private practice in Orthodontics in midtown Toronto
which lasted until 2014 when he joined forces with Dr. Emad Arat so that he would have greater opportunities
at enjoying life away from the “fast lane”.
John has retained his teaching affiliation with the Orthodontic department at the Faculty which he continues
to this day. However, organized dentistry is perhaps his greatest passion. He is a current member of the
Central Toronto Dental Society, the Toronto Academy of Dentistry (1996-1997 president), the Canadian Dental
Association, the Toronto Orthodontic Study Club and the Ontario, Canadian and European Associations of
Orthodontics. He is a current and long-term chair of the Ontario Dental Association Benevolence Committee
and is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, the Royal Australian College of Dental Surgeons, the
International College of Dentists, the American College of Dentists, the Academy of Dentistry International and
the Pierre Fauchard Academy. To this day, the man remains one connected individual.
For all his accomplishments, Dr. Jenkins has a weakness for wooden sailboats, which for the uninitiated means
that he likes boats that are difficult to keep afloat. Although he staunchly believes that if God wanted us to sail
fiberglass boats he would have created fiberglass trees. One can sincerely hope that he will someday see the
error of his ways and actually get out on the water. And because he is so busy trying to keep his classic Dragon
sailboat afloat, he has little time for his other interests that include photography and travel that to this day
remain sadly neglected.
John continues to reside in Toronto with his partner Laura who he met when she was working on her PhD in
English literature at U of T. They have two boys: Kevin, who is a medical doctor at the Princess Alexandra Hospital
in Brisbane, Australia and Nathan who is a city and regional planner in Toronto.
The Toronto Academy of Dentistry is delighted to convey Honourary Life Membership on William John Jenkins.
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THE HONOURARY LIFE MEMBERS OF THE ACADEMY
Albert E. Webster* DDS, MD, MDS
Walter Earl Willmott* DDS
Harold Clark* DDS
Andrew J. McDonagh* DDS
Charles Nelson Johnson* DDS, MDS, FACD, LLD
William Cecil Trotter* BA, DDS
Charles E. Pearson* DDS
George W. Grieve* DDS
Harold Keith Box* DDS, PhD, FACD
Robert Gordon McLean*DDS, FACD
William Glen Trelford* DDS
Arnold D.A. Mason* DDS, FACD
W.B.T. Amy* DDS, FICD
Harry S. Thomson* DMD, FACD
Harvey W. Reid* DDS, FACD, FDS, FCS (Eng)
Edgar W. Paul* DDS
John A. Bothwell* DDS
Frank Martin* DDS, FICD
Thomas Robert Marshall* DDS, FACD
Roy G. Ellis* DDS, MScD, FDS, RCS (Eng)
Percy G. Anderson* DDS, MICD, FACD
Don W. Gullett* DDS, FICD, FACD, FRCS (Eng) (Hon)
G. Vernon Fisk* DDS, FICD, FRCD, FACD
Irvin H. Ante Sr.* DDS
R. Sidney Woollatt* DDS
Harold R. Skilling* DDS, FICD
Joseph H. Johnson* DDS
Steward A. MacGregor* DDS, LLD
George C. Hare* DDS, FRCD (C), FACD, FICD
Jack Kreutzer* DDS, BScD, FACD, FRCD (C) (Hon)”
Murray Cornish* DDS, FICD
Edgar A. White* DDS, MICD
Mark G. Boyes* DDS, FICD
Mark Zimmerman* DDS, FICD
John A. Sherman* DDS, FICD, FACD Edmund T. Guest* DDS, FACD
Herbert Mercer* DDS
Marjorie Jackson* DDS, FRCD(C) (Hon), FICD
Harry Jolley* MBE, DDS, FACD, FICD
Lloyd M. Grose* DDS, FICD
Miet Kamienski* DDS, FICD
YEAR
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1938
1939
1940
1942
1946
1946
1947
1947
1949
1951
1953
1955
1957
1958
1960
1961
1963
1967
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1977
1977
1979
1980
1980
1981
1981
1982
1983
YEAR
Kenneth I. Levinson* DDS, FICD, FAGD, Major
1984
Harvey Milburn* DDS
1985
Elliott Siegel* CM, MD, DDS
1986
Arthur Wood* CM, DDS, FRCD (C), FACD
1987
William J. Spence* DDS, MSD, FICD, FACD
1988
Charles H.M.I. Williams* DDS, BScD, FAAP,
FRCD (C) DSc (McGill)
1989
Kenneth Pownall* DDS, FRCD (C) (Hon), FACD, FICD
1990
William G. McIntosh DDS, MScD, FRCD (C), AOCA,
FACD, FICD, LLD, DSc
1991
William S. MacKenzie* DDS, FICD
1991
Sarah Ann MacKenzie*1991
Gordon Perlmutter* DDS, FICD, FAGD
1992
Gordon M. Marshall* DDS, FADI, FICD
1993
John E. Speck DDS, Dip. Perio., FRCD (C)
1994
John H. Mullett* DDS
1995
Gilbert Chapnick DDS, FICD
1996
Marvin D. Klotz DDS, MSc, FRCD (C)
1997
Donald M. McKee* DDS, LDS
1997
Donald A. Stewart DDS, FICD, FADI
1998
Roderick L. Moran* DDS, FRCD (C), O.ONT
1999
Donald Rife* DDS, FPFA, FADI, FICD
2000
Barry A. Chapnick BA, DDS, Dip. Endo, FICD, FADI, FACD
2001
Irving Siegel* BSc, DDS, FICD, MFICD, FACD, FADI
2002
Gary E. Pitkin DDS
2003
Gordon Nikiforuk DDS, MSc, FICD
2004
Norman Levine* BA, DDS, Dip. Paed., MScD, FRCD (C)
2005
Wesley J. Dunn DDS, FACD (C) (Hon), FADI (Hon), FICD (Hon) 2006
Jack Dale BA, DDS, FAAAS, FACD, FRCD(C), FADI, FICD
2007
Calvin D. Torneck DDS, MSc, FRCD (C)
2008
Barry J. Sessle DDS, BDS, MDS, BSc, PhD, DSc (hc), FRSC
2009
Donald G. Woodside* DDS, BSc, MSc, FRCD (C)
2010
David Mock DDS, PhD, FRCD (C)
2011
Aldo Boccia DDS, FADI, FICD, FPFA, FACD
2012
Brian Chapnick BSc, DDS, FADI, FPFA, FICD, FACD
2012
George Zarb BCHD, DDS, MS, Certif Prosth., FRCD(C),
Dr. Odont., LLD, MD
2013
Emmanuel J. Rajcak2014
*DECEASED
Toronto
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Dentistry
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4TH FLOOR
Leaside
Yorkville West
Yorkville
East
Kensington
Service
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Roosevelt
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Garden Court Meeting Rooms
North
Wentwort
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Waterfall Garden
City Hall
South
Richmond Tower Elevators
Chestnut East
Chestnut West
Willow Centre
MEZZANINE
Willow East
Willow Foyer
Willow West
Spruce North
Spruce South
Waterfall Gardens
Oak
Pine West
Birchwood
Ballroom
Mezzanine Foyer
York
Linden
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York Street
Pine East
Peel
Norfolk Room
Norfolk
Maple West
Maple East
Mezzanine Office
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Baggage
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Tour
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Sheraton Shops
Bay Street
Doors
Office
Waterfall
Stairs to
Concourse
& Mezzanine
BnB
Sheraton Shops
Quinn’s
Richmond St. Doors
Airport Bus Stop
Quinn’s Doors
Richmond Street West
CONCOURSE
City Hall Parking
VIP Room
Food Court
Shops of the Sheraton
Underground
To The Bay &
Eaton Centre
Currency Exchange
Elevators
Stairs to
Osgoode Ballroom
Winter Clinic
Registration
Security
Service Area
Sheraton Shops
Underground
LOWER
CONCOURSE
Sheraton Hall
Grand Ballroom Foyer
Stairs to Concourse
Service Symbols
Osgoode Ballroom
West
A
B
C
Osgoode Foyer
D
Grand Ballroom
ATM
Coatcheck
Danforth
Carleto
Arrival Court
ATM
Baggage Room
Bell Desk
Business Centre
Convention Registration
Currency Exchange
Food Court
Front Desk
Quinn’s Steakhouse
Link @ Sheraton
Lobby Cafe
Parking (City Hall Underground Lot)
PATH Underground Network
PSAV Audio Visual Services
Receiving/Loading Dock
Security
Sheraton Shops
SPG/Club Reception
BnB (Breakfast ‘n’ Bistro)
Tour Desk
Valet Parking
Vide Office
VIP Room
Waterfall Garden
Forest Hill
Hotel Services
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Elgin
Carleton
Churchill Foyer
Churchill
City Hall
Civic Ballroom
Civic Foyer
Maple West
Maple East
Linden
Cedar
Davenport
Dominion Ballroom
Dominion Foyer
Dufferin
Elgin
Birchwood Ballroom
Birchwood Foyer
Forest Hill
Grand Ballroom
Grand Ballroom Foyer
Huron
Kenora
Kensington
Kent
Leaside
Mackenzie
Norfolk
Office
Osgoode Ballroom
Osgoode Foyer
Oxford
Peel
Provincial Ballroom
Roosevelt
Rosedale
Sheraton Hall A–F
Simcoe
Spruce North
Spruce South
Yorkville East
Yorkville West
Vide
VIP Room
Waterfall Garden
Wenthworth
Willow East
Willow Centre
Willow West
Pine East
Pine West
York
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3-Bay Recieving
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100 Richmond St. West
Restaurants
Washrooms
Wheelchair Accesible Elevator
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