You`re Invited... - Colorado Summer Orthodontic Meeting

ORTHODONTISTS STUDYING ORTHODONTICS IN
THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS
77th Annual General Session
2015 COLORADO SUMMER ORTHODONTIC MEETING
JULY 17 - 19, 2015
THE STEAMBOAT GRAND • STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO
Nestled amid the ski resort town of Steamboat Springs, The Steamboat Grand caters to both ski enthusiasts and vacationers
seeking a wealth of recreational activities for the entire family. This striking, four-star property also affords exceptional
proximity to a wide range of regional attractions such as Gondola Square, Strawberry Hot Springs, Tread of Pioneers Museum,
Steamboat Springs Alpine Slide, and Haymaker Golf Course.
Local Activities
• The Steamboat Grand Spa
• Guided Gormet Hike
• Steamboat Pro Rodeo
• Hot Air Ballooning and More!
For Reservations:
The Steamboat Grand
230 Mount Werner Circle
Steamboat Springs, CO 80487
Phone: (877) 269-2628
Mention CSOM and receive a special group rate.
To Register or for more information, please visit
www.ColoradoSummerOrthodonticMeeting.org
Or contact:
Colorado Summer Orthodontic Meeting
6000 E. Evans Ave., #3-205, Denver, CO 80222
Phone: 303-758-9611 Fax: 303-758-9616
77th Annual General Session
You’re Invited...
6000 E. Evans, Bldg. 3, Suite 205
Denver, CO 80222
303.758.9611 | Fax 303.758.9616
Invites you to attend the
77th Annual General Session
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO • JULY 17 - 19, 2015
The Board of Directors of the Colorado Summer Orthodontic Meeting invite you to participate at our
77th Annual General Session in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. With three half-day lectures, you will have the
opportunity to enhance your orthodontic knowledge with 12 hours of CE as well as time to take in the many activities
available in the Colorado Mountains. We hope you will make plans to join us in Steamboat Springs, Colorado!
Here is our list of outstanding speakers for our 2015 Annual General Session.
There are no prerequisites for any of these lectures. All sessions run from 8:30am until 1:00pm.
Dr. Stuart Frost - Friday
Dr. Tarek El-Bialy - Sunday
Sponsored by: Ormco
Sponsored by: RMO
“Using 3D Technologies to Grow my Practice on a Daily Basis”
Dr. Frost received his dental degree at the University of the
Pacific School of Dentistry and practiced general dentistry for 5
years – two with his father and three in his own office. Following
a one-year fellowship in temporomandibular joint dysfunction,
he completed a two-year residency in orthodontics and dentofacial orthopedics at the University of Rochester. He is currently a
part-time associate clinical professor at the University of the Pacific
Orthodontic Program.
Educational Objectives
• Airway and OSA for children and adults
• How to screen for potential problems
• Using conebeam for TMJ diagnosis and treatment
• Treatment planning my orthodontic cases using
3D imaging vs. a 2D pano
• Combining 3D with other new technologies in the orthodontic office
Dr. Raymond Kubisch* - Saturday
Sponsored by: Align Technology
“Clear Aligner Therapy: The Orthodontic Appliance
of Choice in Interdisciplinary Treatment?”
Dr. Raymond Kubisch graduated from Indiana University School
of Business with a BS in Marketing in 1968, Indiana University
School of Dentistry in 1974 and received his MSD and Certificate
in Orthodontics from the University of Washington in 1976. He is
a Diplomate of the American Board of Orthodontics. Dr. Kubisch
was an assistant clinical professor at the University of Washington
in the Department of Orthodontics from 1981 to 1988. He is the
founder of Summit Dental Study Group. Dr. Kubisch has a full
time orthodontic practice in Santa Barbara, CA.
Educational Objectives
• How to interface with other doctors to provide an
interdisciplinary treatment plan
• Identification of the Line of Receprocation as a tool to facilitate proper attachment design for best movement
• How do aligners avoid reciprocal anchorage challenges
• How to plan for proper anterior guidance using aligners
• Using interincisal measurements to help quantify and plan
“Using Wilson 3D to Resolve Severe Crowding and Treatment of Class
II and Class III in Growing Children and to Manage Impacted Teeth”
“Friction in Orthodontics, Facts and Myths – from Lab to Clinical
Practice” “Accelerated Orthodontics with Therapeutic Ultrasound-Science Behind Clinical Application”
Tarek El-Bialy is currently Associate Professor of Orthodontics
and Bioengineering at the University of Alberta. He has more than
60 publications, book chapters and more than 100 international
presentations. Dr. El-Bialy’s research focus is on using therapeutic
ultrasound in craniofacial regeneration as well as biomechanics.Dr.
Tarek is also an orthodontist at Sphinx Orthodontics in Edmonton,
Alberta, Canada.
Educational Objectives
Lecture 1: Attendee will learn how complex cases of arch length
deficiency, class II and class III can be treated with simple appliance
like the Wilson appliance.
Lecture 2: Attendee will learn how self-ligating and non-self-ligating
systems have not much effect on resistance to sliding when
discussing friction. Detailed lab (science) data and clinical cases
will be presented.
Lecture 3: Attendee will learn how ultrasound can accelerate tooth
movement while preserving teeth roots from root resorption accompanying orthodontic treatment. Basic science and clinical cases will
be presented.
The Association for Colorado Summer Meeting for the Advancement of
Orthodontic Practice and Research is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider.
ADA CERP is a service of the American Dental Association to assist
dental professionals in identifying quality providers of continuing dental
education. ADA CERP does not approve or endorse individual courses
or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by Board of
Dentistry. Association for Colorado Summer Meeting for the Advancement
of Orthodontic Practice and Research designates this activity for 12
continuing education credits. Concerns or complaints about a CE provider
may be directed to the provider or to ADA CERP at 222.ada.org/cerp.
*This speaker has a financial or beneficial interest in product or service related to the
presentation.