Program - Toronto Academy of Dentistry

METRO TORONTO CONVENTION CENTRE, SOUTH BUILDING
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 12, 2010
Program
73RD ANNUAL WINTER CLINIC INVITATION
On behalf of the Toronto Academy of Dentistry, we invite you to attend the 73rd Winter Clinic on November 12, 2010 at the Metro Toronto Convention
Centre – South Building.
The Winter Clinic is the largest one-day comprehensive dental meeting in North America. You and your team will have the opportunity to partake in a world
class clinical program and meet with exhibitors from across the dental industry.
The clinical program covers a broad spectrum of topics that include: periodontal disease and the immune system, oral cancer screening, maximizing your
income, posture, pain and productivity in dentistry, ethics and cosmetic dentistry, panoramic radiography, employment law, the science of shade matching,
and smart financial and investment planning just to mention a few. Bring the whole team and share the knowledge.
This year’s Winter Clinic exhibit floor will be larger than ever... providing the perfect opportunity to explore what’s new in dental products and services. You
will also have an opportunity to take advantage of special offers exclusively at Winter Clinic.
The Silent Auction will return this year better than ever! See page 3 for details on how to win great prizes simply by walking the exhibit floor. End the day
on the exhibit floor to mingle with friends old and new and to find out if you
have won a Silent Auction prize.
When you support the Winter Clinic, you are supporting the 4 Toronto
Component Societies and our strongly supportive community of dental
suppliers.
We would also like to acknowledge and thank the Winter Clinic committee for their strong commitment to this annual event and also the ODA, the
ADTO, the ODHA, the ODAA and DIAC for their continued support.
See you on the 12th of November for a full day of learning, camaraderie,
and fellowship.
Dr. Bob Greenbaum
Chair, Winter Clinic 2010
Dr. Anthony Liscio
President,
Toronto Academy of Dentistry
2010-2011
Board of Directors
WHO WE ARE
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 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.
President
Dr. Anthony Liscio
Past President
Dr. Sam Salama
President-Elect
Dr. Bob Greenbaum
Secretary
Dr. Paul Okorofsky
Treasurer
Dr. Doug Jones
Toronto Central
Dr. Michael Bulger
Toronto East
Dr. Allan Goodman
Dr. Sheryl Lipton
North Toronto
Dr. Nelly Himell
Dr. Phil Novack
West Toronto
Dr. Jack Fingrut
Dr. Janice Mummery
2010 Winter Clinic Committee
Chair: Dr. Bob Greenbaum
Group Clinics:
Dr. Barry Chapnick
Dr. Brian Chapnick
Dr. Norm Kapitain
Dr. Anthony Liscio
Exhibits:
Dr. Aldo Boccia
Mr. David Lind
Marketing:
Dr. Brian Chapnick
Dr. Shayne Lipton
Dr. Ron Richardson
Dr. Phil Shedletsky
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Silent Auction:
Dr. John Jenkins
Audiovisual:
Dr. Mark Librach
Dr. Terry Shapero
Photography:
Dr. Warren Hing
Dental Industry:
Ms. Dianne Doner
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Registration / Sessions / Exhibits Location
All clinical presentations and exhibits will take place at the Metro Toronto
Convention Centre (SOUTH BUILDING), 222 Bremner Blvd., Toronto, ON.
• Registration: Level 600
• Sessions: Level 700
• Exhibits/Food Service: Level 800
Meeting Date / Times
Friday, November 12, 2010
• Sessions: 8:30am – 4:30pm (times may vary, check individual listings)
• Exhibits: 10:00am – 6:00pm
• Silent Auction: 10:00am – 5:00pm
• Box Lunch: 11:30am – 2:00pm
• Cocktail Reception: 4:30pm – 6:00pm (one drink ticket per registration/Cash
Bar)
• Trip Draw: 6:00pm (must be present to win)
Toronto Academy of Dentistry Booth
The Toronto Academy of Dentistry booth will be located at the back of the exhibit
floor. Come by and say hello to our Board of Directors and Committee Members.
NEW
Job Fair Board
The Job Fair will be located close to the Toronto Academy of Dentistry
Booth. Dental professionals can post staffing notices on the Job Fair Board.
Silent Auction
All registrants will receive Winter Clinic Bucks with their registration package. Additional Winter Clinic Bucks may be obtained from exhibitors and
at games throughout the exhibit floor. Registrants will bid by signing the
Bid Sheet in each participating exhibitor’s booth. At the end of the day, the
highest bidder will win the Silent Auction item, pick it up from the exhibitor’s booth and pay with the appropriate amount of Winter Clinic Bucks.
Photography Contest
See page 18 for the Entry Form to submit your photograph(s) in one of
five categories….Ontario, Nature, Action, People or Cell Phone Pics. The
contest is being sponsored by Henry Schein and prizes will be awarded in
each of the five categories. All photographs submitted will be displayed and
winners announced at the Winter Clinic.
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.
Room 802A will be made available for the convenience of
nursing mothers and as a change area.
Complimentary Box Lunch
This year, we are offering a Complimentary Box Lunch to all registered attendees. Box lunch tickets will be attached to badges (one per registration).
These box lunches may be picked up between 11:30am and 2:00pm from
one of 10 stations located throughout the Exhibit Floor.
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.
Hotels & Tourism
THE TORONTO ACADEMY OF DENTISTRY DOES NOT CONTACT
WITH HOUSING BUREAUS/TRAVEL AGENCIES TO MAKE HOTEL
RESERVATIONS RELATED TO THE WINTER CLINIC.
The following hotels are holding blocks of rooms at discounted group rates
for the Toronto Academy of Toronto’s Winter Clinic. Rooms should be
booked directly with your selected hotel. Be sure to inform hotel staff that
you are attending the Toronto Academy of Dentistry’s Winter Clinic in order to qualify for negotiated discounted rates. Rooms are guaranteed until
the specified cut-off date and are based on availability.
Where available, hotel websites can be accessed directly from the Toronto
Academy of Dentistry’s Winter Clinic website: www.tordent.com.
Official 2010 Winter Clinic Hotels:
InterContinental Toronto Centre and The Fairmont Royal York
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.
InterContinental Toronto Centre
225 Front Street West, Toronto, ON M5V 2X3 |
Tel: (416) 597-1400 Single/Double Room: $215.00 + tax
Online Booking: https://resweb.passkey.com/go/ ODA2010
Map to InterContinental Toronto Centre
Beginning October 15, 2010 and until March 31, 2011, you can
visit 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.
CDs and Online MP3 Downloads
Content Management Corp. will be audio recording many of the presentations at the Winter Clinic. To purchase audio recordings, please visit the
CMC Sales Booth located in the Main Registration Area, Level 600 of the
Metro Toronto Convention Centre, South Building. Audio CDs may be
purchased one hour after the presentation. Orders for Audio CDs or Online MP3 Downloads may be placed at the meeting or after the meeting by
calling 905.889.6555 x222, faxing 905.889.6566, emailing dorad@cmcgc.
com or through the Toronto Academy of Dentistry Live Learning Centre
website: www.softconference.com/TAD.
The Fairmont Royal York
100 Front Street West, Toronto, ON M5J 1E3 | Tel: (416) 368-2511
Fairmont Room: $199.00 + tax
Online Booking: https://resweb.passkey.com/go/ ontdental
Map to The Fairmont Royal York
Toronto
Vibrant neighbourhoods, 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 a the Concierge Desk
(Level 600, next to Registration Area) 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
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION
REGISTRATION FORM AVAILABLE ON PAGE 24
Primary Contact
The person named as Primary Contact on the Registration Form will be the
payer of the registration(s). Confirmation, badges, badge-holders, workshop
tickets and box lunch tickets will be mailed to the Primary Contact.
Register before midnight on Friday, October 15, 2010, after
which date registration fees increase.
Registration Categories
• Everyone must register in their professional category. Practitioners cannot
register under the “Guest” category
• All Ontario dentists and dental students registering must be a current
ODA member
• 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 of Ontario
• Complementary registration is extended to: 50-Year/Honorary ODA
Member Dentists, Active Members of the Canadian Armed Forces Dental
Unit (irrespective of local affiliation), 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.
Registration Fee Includes
Unless otherwise indicated, all participants for the Winter Clinic are entitled to:
• Access to general lectures of the meeting
• Access to the exhibit floor
• One Box Lunch per person
• 1 drink ticket, 1 draw ticket, Winter Clinic Bucks
How to Pre-register
• Register one to four persons per form (photocopy the form for any
additional registrations)
• Each form must include its own means of payment (credit card or cheque)
• Do not send duplicate registrations
• Registration Forms must be received before midnight on Friday, October
15, 2010 to be eligible for the early registration fee
• Registration forms received after Friday, October 15, 2010 will be
processed as late registrations and the higher fee will apply
• Late registration badges should be picked up on-site – they will not be
mailed
• Register for the appropriate ticketed hands-on workshops
Register Online
• Log onto the TAD website (after August 15, 2010) at www.tordent.com and
follow the instructions to the Winter Clinic online registration
• Online registration closes at midnight on Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Register by Fax
• Complete the enclosed form (including credit card information) and fax
it to 1.514.798.1943
• 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 2010 Winter Clinic
c/o Showcare
4200 boul St-Laurent, Ste. 1000
Montreal, QC H2W 2R2
Tel: 905.968.3033
Photographer: Please note that for media and promotional purposes, there
will be a professional photographer present throughout the 2010 Annual Winter
Clinic. If you do not wish to be photographed, please inform Michelle Holden
either via email at [email protected] or at 416-967-1178.
Confirmation of Receipt of Your Registration Form
• A confirmation will be sent to you by e-mail, fax or mail within 48 hours
of receipt of your registration form
• Call 905.968.3033 if you do not receive a confirmation within one week
after registration
• 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
Badges, badge-holders, workshop tickets and Box Lunch Tickets will be
mailed between October 1, 2010 and October 21, 2010 for registrations
received by October 15, 2010. Badges, etc. for registrations received after
October 15 must be picked up on-site. Out of Canada documents will not be
mailed – they must be picked up on-site.
Cancellation Policy
(Registration and Workshop Ticket Fees)
• All cancellations will be subject to a $35 administration fee per registrant
• A $45 administration charge will apply if the badge has been mailed out
and subsequently returned
• No refunds will be issued for cancellations received after midnight on
Friday, October 29, 2010
• All refunds will be processed by Friday, December 31, 2010
• Fax or email cancellations letters to:
TAD 2010 Winter Clinic
c/o Showcare
email: [email protected]
Fax: 1.514.798.1943
Badges, workshop tickets and box lunch tickets must be returned by MAIL
in order for refunds to be processed. Mail to:
TAD 2010 Winter Clinic
c/o Showcare
4200 boul St-Laurent, Ste. 1000
Montreal, QC H2W 2R2
Tel: 905.968.3033
Substitutions
Request for substitutions must be in writing and received by Friday,
October 29, 2010.
Fax or email requests for substitutions to:
TAD 2010 Winter Clinic
c/o Showcare
Email: [email protected]
Fax: 1.514.798.1943
Please do not mail requests for substitutions.
IMPORTANT – Register Early
Register early – take advantage of lower registration fees and have your
badge, badge-holder, workshop tickets and box lunch tickets mailed to
you… no waiting in line.
The early registration (lower fee) deadline is midnight on
Friday, October 15, 2010.
On-site Registration Desk Location and Hours
Metro Toronto Convention Centre, South Building, Level 600, 222 Bremner
Blvd., Toronto, ON
• Open from 7:00am – 4:00pm
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WINTER CLINIC 2010 | SPEAKER SCHEDULE
R Repeated
C Continued
& New Topic
TICKETED WORKSHOP
Metro Toronto Convention Centre – SOUTH BUILDING
Friday November 12, 2010
Presenter
Time
Room #
Bader (Periodontics) pg 6
8:30am – 11:30am & 1:30pm – 3:30pm
716B
Barnett (Endodontics) pg 6
1:30pm – 4:30pm
703
Blair/Henderson/Chong Yen/Rosenthal (Practice Management) pg 7
8:30am – 11:30am
714B
Caruso (Health/Wellness) pg 7
8:30am – 11:30am & 1:30pm – 4:30pm
701B
Faith/Letkemann /Matsui/Rajczak (Ethics) pg 8
8:30am – 11:30am
712
Fletcher/Hoffman/Shapiro (Practice Management) pg 9
8:30am – 11:30am
707
Perschbacher/Summerfield/Svirsky (Multi) pg 9
8:30am – 11:30am
715A
Groves/Sim (Canadian Forces) pg 10
8:30am – 11:30am
709
Invisalign Essentials 1 pg 15
8:00am – 12:00noon C 1:30pm – 5:00pm
717AB
Invisalign Essentials 2 pg 15
8:00am – 12:00noon C 1:30pm – 5:00pm
713A
Kessler (Restorative) pg 10
8:30am – 11:30am & 1:30pm – 4:30pm
718B
Lai (Periodontics) pg 11
1:30pm – 4:30pm
713B
Melamed (Magic) pg 11
8:30am – 11:30am R 1:30pm – 4:30pm
714A
Mendelson (Restorative) pg 12
8:30am – 11:30am
713B
Mendelson (Restorative) pg 12
1:30pm – 4:30pm
706
Nanda (Orthodontics) pg 12
8:30am – 11:30am & 1:30pm – 4:30pm
715B
Odiatu/Odiatu (Wellness) pg 13
8:30am – 11:30am & 1:30pm – 4:30m
701A
Okamoto/Parubets/Whiteman (Financial) pg 13
1:30pm – 4:30pm
714B
Pillersdorf (Yoga) pg 11
1:30pm – 4:30pm
711
Steinberg (Health) pg 11
8:30am – 11:30am C 1:30pm – 4:30pm
716A
Sweeney (Practice Management) pg 14
8:30am – 11:30am C 1:30pm – 4:30pm
718A
Werb (Preventive) pg 14
1:30pm – 4:30pm
709
Note:
This year’s Winter Clinic Final Program will NOT be mailed out; rather, you will receive a copy of it by way of email blast.
The Final Program WILL be available onsite as well as on the Toronto Academy of Dentistry’s website at www.tordent.com.
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Friday November 12 | Sessions |
AM - Periodontal Disease Pathogenesis…
the Role of the Immune System and Inflammatory Suppression
8:30am – 11:30am
PM - A Review of Contemporary Periodontal
Management and Adjunctive Oral Cancer
Screening
1:30pm – 3:30pm
PM – Biology and Technology for Successful
Endodontics
1:30pm – 4:30pm
Frederic Barnett, DMD
Room 703
SPONSORED BY: Sybron Endo
Session Chair: Dr. Shayne Lipton
Herbert I. Bader, DDS, FACD, FICD
Room 716B
SPONSORED BY: Zila, Inc.
AM Session Chair: Dr. Gerry Pearson
PM Session Chair: Dr. Scott Posen
AM – Periodontal Disease Pathogenesis… the Role of the
Immune System and Inflammatory Suppression
This session will address the current views on the etiology and pathogenesis
of periodontal diseases, the development of the critical inflammatory burden as mediated by the immune mechanism and contemporary paradigms
for management, including DNA-PC laboratory testing for pathogenic distribution and load.
PM – A Review of Contemporary Periodontal Management and
Adjunctive Oral Cancer Screening
The advances in our understanding of the nature of periodontal disease and
its intimate relationship to systemic changes have altered the way we look
at, recognize and treat these disease entities. The shifting paradigm of diagnosis and inflammatory suppression provides the clinician with a better
understanding of targeted therapy and disease control. New approaches to
management include reconstructive techniques, laser therapy and more specific antimicrobials based on the causative organisms. New tests for pathogen distribution, HPV presence, etc. will be discussed as well.
This session will review the treatment of the exposed pulp on immature
teeth. Pulp capping and pulpotomy will be discussed for the treatment of
vital teeth and apexification and revascularization will be reviewed for
non-vital teeth with apical periodontitis. The use of intracanal antibiotics
will also be presented. Additionally, for conventional endodontic treatment,
contemporary access preparations with the use of ultrasonics will be presented for the purpose of locating hidden anatomy on molar teeth.
Dr. Frederic Barnett received his DMD degree in 1978 and his Certificate
in Endodontics in 1981, both from the University of Pennsylvania, School
of Dental Medicine. He received his Board Certification in Endodontics in
1986, has served as the Director of Postdoctoral Endodontics at the University of Pennsylvania, and is currently the Vice-Chairman of Dental Medicine and Chairman and Program Director of the IB Bender Postdoctoral
Endodontic Program at Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia.
Learning Objectives:
• Familiarization with our current understanding of the pathogenesis of
periodontal disease
• Use of clinical laboratory testing
• Adjunctive oral cancer screening
• Gain an overview of current surgical approaches
Dr. Herbert Bader is a graduate of New York University Dental School, and
Harvard School of Dental Medicine postdoctoral program in periodontology. He has lectured throughout the United States and Canada for a number
of years on the subjects of inflammatory suppression, diagnosis and adjunctive oral cancer screening. He holds the position of Lecturer in Periodontology at the Harvard School of Dental Medicine and is widely published
in the literature. As an actively practicing periodontist he maintains busy
practices in Plymouth and Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
Speaker Handouts:
Beginning October 15, 2010 and until March 31, 2011, you can visit the Winter Clinic at 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.
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| Sessions | Friday November 12
AM - Maximizing
“Take Home” Money
8:30am – 11:30am
AM - Posture, Pain and Productivity in Dentistry
8:30am – 11:30am
PM - Fitness and Function in Dentistry:
Exercising Your Options
1:30pm – 4:30pm
Timothy J. Caruso,
PT, MBA, MS, Cert. MDT, CEAS
Jim Blair
Room 701B
Bill Henderson
SPONSORED BY: Posture Perfect Solutions Ltd.
and SurgiTel/General Scientific Corporation
AM Session Chair: Ms.Terri Strawn
PM Session Chair: Dr. Andrew Syriopoulos
AM - Posture, Pain and Productivity in Dentistry
David Chong Yen,
CFP, CA
David Rosenthal
Room 714B
SPONSORED BY: Tier Three Brokerage Ltd.
Session Chair: Dr. Doug Jones
Since 2006 family members of dentists are permitted to be shareholders
of dentistry professional corporations. Now, almost half of all dentists in
Ontario have professional corporations. These speakers joined together for
Winter Clinic 2008 to speak with dentists about buying and selling dental
practices. Now they have reunited for this special event to provide updated
and important information on business and valuations, tax and accounting,
and legal matters affecting dentistry professional corporations and how to
maximize your ‘take home’ money. All dentists will benefit from this program, whether as principal, associate, sole proprietor, dentists with existing
corporations and buyers and sellers.
Jim Blair and Bill Henderson are senior partners in Tier Three Brokerage
Ltd., a firm that specializes in the appraisal and sale of dental practices.
Their practice appraisals are relied on by the major Canadian banks, while
their innovative practice sale and transition plans have earned accolades
from many dentist clients.
David Chong Yen advises dentists on tax, estate and financial planning,
valuations and accounting. Mr. Chong Yen has been a speaker at various
dental schools and associations across Ontario and has published numerous tax articles for the dental community.
David Rosenthal is a senior lawyer whose practice is devoted to corporate,
commercial and business law, with special emphasis on advising and consulting for the dental profession. Mr. Rosenthal publishes articles regularly
and lectures frequently regarding legal matters affecting dentists.
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Posture is a key ingredient in the dental profession. Good and bad posture can positively and negatively impact the bottom line. Over time, stress
can lead to a reduction in productivity and the body’s ability to heal itself.
Lost work time and diminished work life are serious threats to personal
and professional achievement. This program presents a hands-on approach
to solving the problems that dental professionals face in the work place
everyday…posture, productivity, career satisfaction and the bottom line. If
you are someone who carries the weight of your clinic on your back, we
need to talk!
PM - Fitness and Function in Dentistry: Exercising Your Options
For years dental professionals have been constrained by the limitations of
their own work environment and the negative effect on their bodies. The
concept of caring for our most important instrument, our body, is invaluable
and often ignored. Is exercise a regular part of your life? How do you care
for your most important instrument? Does fitness affect function?
Choosing from among the endless number of exercise and workout routines
available to the average dental professional can be time consuming, expensive and even frustrating. With so many exercise options to choose from,
how can you possibly pick a good fit? This seminar is designed for the busy
dental professional. We will present the benefits of regular exercise and how
they relate specifically to dentistry. We will discuss the unique musculoskeletal needs of the dental professional and how fitness can impact function
in the operatory. Can you, the busy dental professional, best match your
musculoskeletal needs with a regular exercise routine? Is time a problem
for you? Is commitment to a regular routine difficult for you? Are you a
busy dental professional with no time? Are you someone living with pain
and unsure where to start? This seminar will present some reliable exercise
routines as well as some alternative approaches to getting a little regular
exercise into your life. If you find yourself taking a rest every time you get
the urge to exercise, this seminar is for you!
Timothy J. Caruso is a practicing Physical Therapist who has focused
his professional expertise in the area of manual therapy and orthopedics,
specifically neuromusculoskeletal disorders. He is qualified in mechanical
diagnosis and therapy from the McKenzie Institute USA and continues in
private practice in treatment of spinal disorders. He continues with direct
patient care at Shriner’s Hospital for Children in Chicago and Community
Physical Therapy, a private physical therapy practice. He is a Certified
Ergonomics Assessment Specialist and chairs the Ergonomics Committee
at Shriner’s Hospital for Children in Chicago.
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Friday November 12 | Sessions |
AM - Ethics and Cosmetic Dentistry: What Every
Dentist Needs to Know!
8:30am – 11:30am
Room 712
PRESENTED BY: American College of Dentists,
Ontario Section
Cary D. Letkemann Karen Faith
BSc, DDS
BSW, Med, MSc,
- Moderator
RSW
Rollin M. Matsui
BSc, DDS, LLB
Emmanuel J. Rajczak
DDS, Cert. Prosth.
Cosmetic dentistry is a major component of dental practice today. This panel presentation will discuss the ethical issues related to the provision and
promotion of this dental service from the dentist’s perspective, the ethics /
patient perspective and the legal perspective. How ought dentists reconcile
the ethical tension that exists between one’s duty to heal and prevent disease
with interventions that have less to do with health promotion and more to do
with beauty? How do dentists manage the conflict of interest that can arise
between the obligation to treat disease/promote health and the profit orientation of private practice? Does the ethical principle of patient autonomy outweigh other ethical principles like beneficence and non-maleficence? Learn
why ethical consideration should be given to “what ought to be done, why
ought it be done and how ought this be done” (quote from Dr. B. Secker)
when providing cosmetically based treatments. What are possible adverse
consequences both professionally and legally when ethical consideration is
not given? Where cosmetic dentistry is being considered: should dentists
use veneers or crowns instead of orthodontic treatment? Should CAD/CAM
restorations be used instead of “conventional” crowns? Should posterior
amalgams be replaced with tooth coloured restorations? When should anterior teeth be extracted and replaced with implant supported prostheses
instead of receiving endodontic/periodontic/restorative therapy? What are
reasonable fees for cosmetic dentistry? When should specialists be providing the services rather than a general dentist? These and other “real life”
ethical challenges facing dentists everyday in the clinical practice of cosmetic dentistry will be discussed.
Karen Faith is a Bioethicist, Consultant and Educator as well as a former
Director of the Ethics Centre at Sunnybrook Health Science Centre. She is
a member of the Joint Centre for Bioethics and an Adjunct Lecturer for the
Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work at the University of Toronto. She
addresses inter-professional groups on topics pertaining to moral distress
and the ethical challenges we face in healthcare. Karen continues her work
in Clinical ethics education as an Organizing Board Member for the Clinical Ethics Summer Institute.
Session Chair: Dr. Ken Hirshenfield
Dr. Cary Letkemann has been a Fellow of the American College of Dentists
since 1998 and currently serves as Vice President of the Ontario Section.
He is the Past President of the Hamilton Academy of Dentistry, Canadian
Academy of Restorative Dentistry and Prosthodontics as well as the International Dental Study Club. Dr. Letkemann also has Fellowships in the
International College of Dentists, the Academy of Dentistry International
and the Pierre Fauchad Academy and maintains a private general practice
in Ancaster, Ontario.
Dr. Rollin Matsui received his DDS dental degree from the Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto in 1979 and his LL.B. law degree from Osgoode
Hall Law School, York University in 1991. He is a fellow of the American
College of Legal Medicine, a member of Omicron Kappa Upsilon, Honour Dental Society and holds the following fellowships: F.A.C.D., F.I.C.D.,
F.P.F.A. and F.A.D.I. He was an elected RCDSO. Councillor from 19831986 and served on the College’s Complaints Committee and Discipline
Committee. He provides dental-legal lectures for dentists as well as dental
students at the Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto. He is the Oral
Health Journal Editorial Board Member for Ethics and Jurisprudence. He
maintains a full-time law practice in Richmond Hill and a part-time dental
practice in Toronto, Ontario. In his law practice, he primarily acts for dentists in complaint and professional misconduct related matters and provides
legal advice regarding business agreements involving dentists in various
working relationships.
Dr. Emmanuel Rajczak is primarily a full-time prosthodontist whose principal practice emphasis is in the field of crown and bridge prosthodontics,
occlusion, temporomandibular joint therapy and implant prosthodontics,
and his lectures are concerned mainly with the how to-do-it aspect of complex restorative dentistry. He is also mentor to a Hamilton based study club
where he instructs primarily in the diagnosis and treatment planning of
complex restorative cases. Dr. Rajczak has lectured to graduate students
at the University of Toronto, Temple University and to continuing dental
education students at the University of Buffalo, the University of Nebraska,
Marquette University and Baylor University as well as to dental groups in
Canada, the United States and Europe.
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Deborah Fletcher
Johanna Hoffman
Melissa Summerfield
– Moderator
Nancy M. Shapiro
AM - HR Best Practices and Employment Law:
The Essentials Made Simple
8:30am – 11:30am
Susanne Perschbacher Dmitri Svirsky
DDS, MSc, FRCD (C)
DMD, CAGS, FACP,
Oral and Maxillofacial FRCD (C)
Radiology
AM - Panoramic Radiography: Shedding Light on the Shadows
(Perschbacher)
Digital Prosthodontics...An Overview (Svirsky)
8:30am – 11:30am
Room 707
Room 715A
PRESENTED BY: Canadian Dental Protective Association
SPONSORED BY: Oral Health
Session Chair: Dr. Jack Wasserman
Session Chair: Ms. Melissa Summerfield
This session will cover: hiring – what you can and can’t ask; how to hire
effectively; employees vs. independent contractors – the difference and
what it means to you; employment contracts; progressive discipline; performance management systems and reviews; implementing workplace
changes; medical leaves; terminations – obligations, structuring packages
and documentation; letters of reference; and conducting termination meetings. This program is designed to arm dental professionals with the HR and
legal essentials of hiring, performance management and termination. It is a
jam-packed session of information you cannot afford to miss!
Panoramic Radiography: Shedding Light on the Shadows
(Perschbacher)
Deborah Fletcher is an experienced Human Resources Specialist who has
worked as a consultant with corporate clients to assess and assist organizations in developing their performance management systems, employee
attraction and retention program strategies, and training and development
programs.
Digital Prosthodontics…An Overview (Svirsky)
Johanna Hoffman is President and CEO of Oomph Group Inc. She has
more than 20 years experience working with and managing professional
and creative service firms. As Oomph CEO, Johanna has spearheaded the
development of an innovative curriculum of practice management workshops for professionals.
Nancy Shapiro is a partner at Koskie Minsky LLP with a practice devoted
exclusively to employment law. She has a full-service employment practice
including assisting employers with: hiring, termination, discipline, disability, constructive dismissal, and management, including the preparation and
negotiation of employment contracts and the preparation of employment
manuals. Nancy has practiced in employment law since her call to the bar
in 1998.
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Panoramic radiographs are complicated images depicting the anatomy of
the maxillofacial region as complex superimposed shadows. Dental practitioners may frequently feel frustrated determining which shadows should
be a concern and which ones are normal. Errors in image acquisition often
exacerbate this challenge. This short review will help participants become
more comfortable interpreting panoramic radiographs. Panoramic anatomy
will be demystified and through a case-based approach, panoramic artifacts,
common variations of normal and pathology will be presented.
The digital world has arrived in dentistry. New technologies are being developed and aggressively promoted for daily application in clinical dentistry from diagnosis to treatment. Some of these technologies are designed for
use in prosthodontics. This presentation will give an overview of digital impressioning and CAD/CAM manufacturing as it applies to prosthodontics.
Dr. Susanne Perschbacher received her DDS at the University of Western
Ontario and completed her specialty training and MSc in Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology at the University of Toronto. She is a Fellow of the Royal
College of Dentists of Canada and a Diplomate of the American Board of
Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology. Dr. Perschbacher is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Radiology, University of Toronto, where she
teaches in the undergraduate and postgraduate program. She also works
in a private radiology practice in Toronto and is a member of the editorial
board of Oral Health magazine.
Dr. Dmitri Svirsky is a Diplomate of the American Board of Prosthodontics
and Fellow of the Royal College of Dentists of Canada. He completed his
training and has taught at the Boston University School of Dental Medicine, Post-Graduate Program in Prosthodontics. Dr. Svirsky’s private practice in Toronto is limited to conventional and implant Prosthodontics.
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Friday November 12 | Sessions |
AM - Canadian Disaster
Victim Identification
Response to the Haiti
Earthquake
8:30am – 11:30am
AM - All-Ceramic Restorations, Minus the
Sales Hype
8:30am – 11:30am
PM – Bonded Ceramic Restorations –
Procedures, Indications and Limitations
1:30pm – 4:30pm
Room 709
Richard Groves, CD, Ellen Sim, BSc(H),
BSc, DMD
DDS, MSc, FRCD (C)
James C. Kessler, BS, DDS
PRESENTED BY:
Canadian Forces
Dental Unit
Room 718B
SPONSORED BY: 3M ESPE and West
Toronto Dental Society
Session Chair:
Dr. Sheldon Cooper
AM Session Chair: Dr. Bonnie Chandler
PM Session Chair: Dr. Michael Bulger
The January 2010 earthquake in Haiti devastated the country resulting in
numerous casualties. Canada deployed Disaster Victim Identification (DVI)
teams, led by the RCMP, to identify Canadian decedents and allow the repatriation of their remains. This session will provide an overview of DVI in
Canada, the experiences of the military forensic odontologists attached to
the DVI teams including case studies and the challenges experienced with
obtaining ante-mortem records.
Learning Objectives:
• How dental professionals, with some extra training, can participate in
Disaster Victim Identification
• How to respond when asked for dental records required for identification
purposes
AM – All-Ceramic Restorations, Minus the Sales Hype
In restorative dentistry there are traditional materials with which most of us
are very familiar. At the same time there is a barrage of information to sort
through as we decide whether to incorporate unfamiliar new technologies
and materials into our practices.
In this presentation the various all-ceramic restorative options will be reviewed in detail and suggested indications and limitations for these materials will be presented. We will also discuss why these materials fail and how
we can treatment plan, accomplish preparations and design occlusion to
avoid failure.
Learning Objectives:
• To understand the physical properties for the various all-ceramic materials
• Which all-ceramic systems are most likely to succeed in given situations
Major Richard Groves enrolled in the Canadian Forces in 1975 and graduated from the University of Saskatchewan College of Dentistry in 1990. He
has served at numerous military bases in Canada, with operational tours to
Alert, Northwest Territories, the United Nations Forces in Cyprus, and the
military response to the crash of SwissAir 111 in Nova Scotia. For the past
three years he has been the forensic odontology advisor to the Director of
Dental Services.
Major Ellen Sim enrolled in the Canadian Forces in 1988. She graduated
from Dentistry at Dalhousie University in 1992 and has served at many locations within Canada. She has completed operational missions in Afghanistan and Haiti. She specialized in periodontics at the University of Manitoba
in 2009 and is currently the Canadian Forces Atlantic Regional Periodontist
located at Canadian Forces Base Halifax.
• Which all-ceramic restorations must be bonded and how critical it is to
their survival
PM - Bonded Ceramic Restorations-Procedures, Indications
and Limitations
With traditional fixed prosthodontic restorations we have a clear vision of
preparation design and cementation procedures. However, with the selection
of bonded ceramic materials and resin cements available today, it is difficult
for the practitioner to keep up with this basic information for every system.
In this presentation we will examine what ceramic materials are available
for bonded restorations as well as what advantages they may offer. We will
discuss the preparation details critical for anterior and posterior bonded
ceramic restorations, including CAD/CAM produced restorations. We will
also review veneer provisionalization techniques, as well as bonding techniques and resin cement materials available.
Learning Objectives:
• The properties of the materials used for bonded ceramic restorations
• The indications and limitations of the various ceramic materials
• The preparation designs for anterior and posterior bonded ceramic
restorations
• The bonding techniques for the various available resin cements
Dr. James Kessler is a 1977 graduate of the University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry. During his career he has spent fourteen years in dental
education at the University of Oklahoma and the Medical University of
South Carolina as well as 20 years in private practice in Tulsa Oklahoma.
Recently, Dr. Kessler was the Chair of the Division of Restorative Dentistry at the Oklahoma University College of Dentistry. In October 2010 Jim
moved to Key Biscayne, Florida to become the Chair of the Department of
Education at the Pankey Institute for Advanced Dental Education.
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PM - Novel Management of the Periodontal
Patient: Surgery and Beyond
1:30pm – 4:30pm
PM - Yoga Sutra for Dentistry
1:30pm – 4:30pm
Paulette Pillersdorf, DDS
Jim Yuan Lai, BSc, DMD, MSc (Perio)
Room 711
Room 713B
Session Chair: Ms. Heidi Linton
SPONSORED BY:
Johnson & Johnson
Session Chair: Dr. Phil Novack
Most patients who have periodontitis respond to routine management,
which can include scaling and root planning and periodontal flap surgery.
In general, 80% of patients will respond to routine therapy, but the problem
remains: what do we do about those who do not respond? Are there any new
developments available on the horizon where more patients will respond
to treatment and that treatment might be less invasive, or more predictable, or both? This session will review the administration and side effects of
both systemic and locally administered antimicrobial (LAAs) medications,
identify the need for adjunctive topical therapies and identify new trends in
non-surgical periodontal therapy.
Dr. Jim Yuan Lai is Head and Graduate Director of Periodontology at the
University of Toronto, Faculty of Dentistry. He is a Fellow of the Royal
College of Dentists of Canada and Diplomate of the American Board of
Periodontology.
Abracadabra - A Dental Magic Seminar!
8:30am – 11:30am Repeated 1:30pm – 4:30pm
Louis Melamed, BA
Dental professionals are at great risk for repetitive strain injury due to sustained postures that we assume every working day. The purpose of this presentation is to introduce participants to a few strategies to “undo” the injuries
that are perpetuated through incorrect or poor positioning. Dental professionals are constantly working under stressful conditions. Correct breathing patterns to decrease stress will also be taught to participants.
Learning Objectives:
• Identify dysfunctional breathing patterns and learn to perform correct
abdominal and diaphragmatic breathing
• Identify incorrect or poor positioning while working and an introduction
to more correct postures
• Use of yoga stretches to strengthen and increase flexibility in the spine,
shoulder, girdle and upper extremities
Dr. Paulette Pillersdorf graduated from the University of Toronto Dental
Hygiene program in 1974, George Brown College Expanded Duties Dental
Hygiene in 1978, and University of Toronto Dentistry in 1985. She started
teaching fitness in 1995 when she received her ACE (American Council on
Exercise) Certification. Dr. Pillersdorf has been a student of Yoga since 2000
and graduated from Downward Dog Yoga Teachers Training Program in Toronto. She maintains a practice in Unionville, Ontario.
Room 714A
Optimal Aging for Women- Living to 100!
8:30am – 11:30am continuous 1:30pm – 4:30pm
SPONSORED BY:
Toronto Central Dental Society
AM Session Chair: Dr. Ron Richardson
PM Session Chair: Dr. Paul Okorofsky
Barbara J. Steinberg, DDS
This is a hands-on lecture for any kind of dental practice that has a relaxed
and friendly atmosphere. Dentists and their team are invited to learn quick
and easy magic tricks that are dental-related. Each trick is designed to add
a little high touch to the high tech business of dentistry by using magic to
educate, entertain and reduce patient anxiety. The tricks can be performed
for children or adults at chairside, during patient consultations or at dental health presentations in the community. Everyone attending the lecture
leaves with a detailed outline on how to perform the magic using props
found in any dental office and a few secret gimmicks provided by Loudini.
You’ll learn several impromptu magic tricks using everyday dental props,
including cotton rolls, rinse cups, the dental chair, paper bibs, the rubber
dam and more. In addition, you will learn how to make a dental instrument
disappear, float objects in the air, make water in a rinse cup disappear, and
make basic balloon animals quickly and painlessly.
Louis Melamed (aka The Great Loudini) has been recognized as the most
original magician by the International Brotherhood of Magicians three of
the past four years. He is also in the Guiness Book of World Records. For
more than 15 years The Great Loudini has spoken at dental meetings and
coached thousands of dental professionals on how to use the art of magic to
reduce patient, anxiety enhance patient compliance and promote the dental
practice in a fun and memorable way.
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Room 716A
SPONSORED BY: Philips Sonicare
AM Session Chair: Dr. Sheryl Lipton
PM Session Chair: Dr. Janice Mummery
At least 75% of healthcare costs are spent on treating diseases such as heart
disease, diabetes, breast cancer, prostate cancer, and obesity. Many of these
diseases are largely preventable and even reversible by simple choices that
we make in our lifestyle – what we eat, how we respond to stress, whether
or not we smoke cigarettes, how much exercise we get, the quality of our
relationships and social support – and at times these lifestyle choices can be
seen as powerful as drugs and surgery! When it comes to aging gracefully –
we want it all! We want to feel good, look good, and most of all live a long
healthy life. This informative and entertaining session will look at some of
today’s major health concerns and will offer suggestions and recommendations to help achieve a long healthy life.
Learning Objectives:
• Major health concerns: heart disease, cancer, obestity, etc.
• Impact of stress, sex, sleep on health
• Role of relationships and social support as we age
• Lifestyle choices to promote good health and longevity
Dr. Barbara Steinberg is Clinical Professor of Surgery at Drexel University College of Medicine, as well as Adjunct Associate Professor of Oral
Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine. She
is a Diplomate of the American Board of Oral Medicine. Dr. Steinberg specializes in the treatment of medically compromised patients. For the last 7
years Dr. Steinberg has been named by Dentistry Today “One of the Top
Clinicians in Continuing Education”.
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Friday November 12 | Sessions |
AM - Lecture
Colour is Light and Light is Colour! Shade
Science and Colour Communication
8:30am – 11:30am
PM - Workshop
Common Shade Matching Failures: Causes,
Solutions and Prevention (maximum 20
people)
1:30pm – 4:30pm
AM - Self Ligating Brackets and Smart
Archwires
8:30am – 11:30am
PM – Aesthetic Based Treatment of Various
Orthodontic Problems
1:30pm – 4:30pm
Martin R. Mendelson, DDS
SPONSORED BY: Cerum Ortho
Ravindra Nanda, DDS, MDAS, PhD
Room 715B
AM Session Chair: Dr. Nick Sanci
PM Session Chair: Dr. Shervin Abbaszadeh
AM – Lecture – Room 713B
PM – Workshop – Room 706
TICKETED EVENT: Capacity 20 / Fee $50
Limited Attendance
AM – Self Ligating Brackets and Smart Archwires
WORKSHOP SPONSORED BY: Vident, A
VIDA Company
AM Session Chair: Dr. Bhavana Sawhney
PM Session Chair: Dr. Tim Milligan
AM - Lecture – Colour is Light and Light is Colour! Shade Science and Colour Communication
Regardless of the material selected, the only area in dentistry that even an
untrained eye can identify as questionable with a tooth is the shade. What
are the 3 factors that will determine predictable success in shade selection
and color communication? Understanding color, understanding what influences our perception of color and utilizing this knowledge for predictable
step-by-step shade taking. Unlike almost every other aspect of clinical and
laboratory practice, many of us are using a non-evidence based approach
to shade selection and color communication. Mastering and understanding
this science is the key component to the predictable success of your direct
and indirect restorations. We will explore step-by-step shade taking using
the Vita 3D-Master® Shadeguide, Bleachedguide and predictable electronic shade selection and verification using the Vita Easyshade® Compact.
PM - Workshop – Common Shade Matching Failures: Causes,
Solutions and Prevention
This presentation will discuss different types of self ligating brackets and
differences between the active and passive brackets. Role of friction will
be discussed. Application for pre-caliberated smart wires to correct various
types of malocclusions will be shown with presentation of patient treatment
histories.
PM – Aesthetic Based Treatment of Various Orthodontic
Problems
Smile dynamics plays a major role in diagnosis and treatment of various
orthodontic problems. This presentation will discuss the application of
smart wires to correct gummy smiles, negative smiles, open bites and canted occlusal planes. Step by step appliance design will be presented.
Dr. Ravindra Nanda is UConn Alumni Endowed Chair and Professor and
Head of the Department of Craniofacial Sciences and Chair of division of
Orthodontics, University of Connecticut, Farmington, Connecticut. He has
done extensive research during the last forty years in the areas of cleft lip
and palate, orthopedic forces and on long-term growth with orthognathic
surgery in adolescents. In recent years, his major thrust has been in development of orthodontic wires, clinical orthodontic trials and application of
biomechanics in a busy orthodontic practice.
The number one cause of lab remakes is shade. Shade is also the only area
in dentistry that will immediately alert the patient’s untrained eye that something is very wrong with their new restoration. We all need to understand
the four elements in shade selection and colour communication – you will
learn what these are and how to implement them immediately in your practice. This well organized, evidence based approach to shade selection and
colour communication will reduce your stress and remakes due to shade.
Learning Objectives:
• What influences our perception of colour
• The common shade taking errors common in practice today
Job Fair Board:
• The three modalities necessary for predictable shade selection
• How to take predictable shades with modern evidence based shade selection instrumentation
The Job Fair will be located close to the Toronto Academy of Dentistry
Booth where dental professionals can post staffing notices.
Dr. Martin Mendelson is the Director of Professional Development for Vident, an adjunct clinical faculty member of Nova Southeastern University
and Volunteer Faculty at the University of California School of Dentistry.
Dr. Mendelson serves on the ADA Standards Committee for CAD/CAM in
Dentistry and serves on the Board of Directors for the National Association of Dental Laboratories’ Foundation for Dental Laboratory Technology.
Dr. Mendelson is a member of the ADA, NADL, National Speaker’s Association and the Crown Council.
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AM - The Body - Mouth Link: Diet, Exercise
and Inflammation
PM - 7 Habits of a Healthy Dental
Practice
8:30am – 11:30am and 1:30pm – 4:30pm
Room 701A
SPONSORED BY: GlaxoSmithKline
Kary Odiatu, BPE, BEd
Uche Odiatu, BA, DMD
Debbie Okamoto,
CFP
AM Session Chair: Dr. Allan Goodman
PM Session Chair: Ms. Susan Stokes
Evan Parubets, CFP,
CIM, FMA, FSCI
Renata Whiteman
PM – Tax Attacks - Fighting Tax Erosion of Wealth with Smart Financial
and Investment Planning
1:30pm – 4:30pm
AM - The Body - Mouth Link: Diet, Exercise and Inflammation
It’s the Inflammation Age. How does this influence you as a clinician? To
give the best care, we must recognize the global connections that are woven
throughout the human body. We need to know poor eating habits and a
sedentary life support inflammation across the entire body – the oral cavity
included. Attend this inspirational session and put out THE FIRE!
Learning Objectives:
• Understand why certain patients do not respond to your hygiene programs
• Discover how visceral fat acts like an organ causing havoc throughout
the body
Room 714B
PRESENTED BY: CDSPI Advisory Services Inc.
Session Chair: Dr. Jack Fingrut
Death and taxes may be inevitable – but there are many ways to reduce the
sting of the latter. When taxes threaten to erode your savings you can fight
back. Learning how to invest tax efficiently is especially important, since
holding on to even a bit more of your money can make a big difference for
long-term financial success.
Learning Objectives:
• Identify 7 Key foods and lifestyle habits that contribute to inflammation
and disease
• How to spot the enemy: where tax strikes
• Implement a new dimension to your treatment planning
• Techniques for reducing the severity of taxes – from income splitting to
tax shelters
• Develop an easy 1 minute script to educate and motivate patients
PM - 7 Habits of a Healthy Dental Practice
In this session you will learn the top 7 traits of healthy people and you will
receive tools to promote positive change in your office and for your patients. Find out how you can develop a “fitness mindset” – and learn some
daily disciplined habits that will transform every aspect of your life.
Learning Objectives:
• Simple ways to thwart taxes that you may be overlooking
• Tax-advantageous investment products, from basic RRSPs to complex
trusts
• Business structures that can lessen tax
• Ways to reduce taxes for your heirs
Certified Financial Planners Debbie Okamoto and Evan Parubets – as
well as Professional Insurance Advisor Renata Whiteman – are licensed
advisors at CDSPI Advisory Services Inc. (CDSPI is the administrator of
the Canadian Dentists’ Investment Program and the Canadian Dentists’ Insurance Program.) These experts, non-commissioned advisors provide investment and insurance planning advice exclusively to dentists, their family
members and staff.
• DEVELOP a more wellness focused practice and get active together!
• GET INSPIRED to take your personal health to the next level
• MOTIVATE your patients to improve their self care by your example
• DISCOVER the power of super foods to fuel a productive day
• LEARN little known breathing strategies to manage stress at work
Dr. Uche Odiatu and Mrs. Kary Odiatu are the authors of The Miracle
of Health ©2009 and Fit for the LOVE of It ©2002, veteran media guests
of 300 radio/television shows & NSCA Certified Personal Trainers. Dr.
Odiatu BA, DMD is a practicing dentist, a lifelong athlete, a Certified Holistic Lifestyle Coach and a professional member of the American College
of Sports Medicine. Kary Odiatu BPE, B.Ed. is a Registered Nutritional
Counsellor, a Ms Fitness Universe competitor and mom of 3. This energetic
couple has lectured at the top dental conferences in North America and
have been featured in Flex, Muscle & Fitness and Oxygen.
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Early Registration:
The early registration (lower fee) deadline is midnight on
Friday, October 15, 2010.
Friday November 12 | Sessions |
Teamwork Strategies: From Sabotage to
Support
PM - Prevention Update: Translating the
Latest Evidence into Practice
1:30pm – 4:30pm
8:30am – 11:30am continuous 1:30pm – 4:30pm
Sara Werb, MS Ed, DDS, Dip. (Paedo),
FRCD (C)
Char Sweeney, CDPMA
Room 709
Room 718A
SPONSORED BY: 3M ESPE
SPONSORED BY: Toronto East Dental Society
in Memory of Dr. Mark Goodman
Session Chair: Dr. Elliott Schwartz
AM Session Chair: Dr. Gary Fortinsky
PM Session Chair: Dr. Sam Salama
A thriving dental practice is one in which the dentist, staff and patients
understand the qualities necessary for success. With each person on your
team having unique behavioral styles and talent, how do you prevent office
competition and rivalry? This program is packed with information that is
useful, practical and easy to implement, and offers concrete solutions to the
daily stumbling blocks that all practices face.
Learning Objectives:
In recent years, our understanding of both the cause and progression of caries has changed and with that so has our management of the disease. Research shows that it is more effective to treat caries as a disease, not just
the lesion. This lecture will review evidence-based practices to diagnose
and treat caries. Participants will gain an understanding of oral evaluation
techniques, advanced diagnostic tools and the latest prevention techniques
to promote a successful practice.
• The doctor’s role as the leader and business owner
• How to motivate employees and identify what they really want
• How to eliminate “inner” and “outer” circles
• Clarify and meet the staff’s expectations
• Create commitment to the practice philosophy and each other
• Motivate patients to keep appointments, return for continuing care and
keep their financial agreements
Dr. Sara Werb received her DDS from the University of Toronto, and her
Masters in Education from Canisius College in Buffalo, NY. Dr. Werb then
received her Diploma in Paediatric Dentistry from Jacobi Medical Centre in Bronx, NY. She has her own private practice in Toronto, is a Dental
Consultant for Bloorview Macmillan Rehab Centre, a Pre-Clinical Instructor in undergraduate Paediatric Dentistry at the University of Toronto and
is Dental Director for the non-profit organization Pediatrician for Central
America’s Children.
Char Sweeney began her career in dentistry in 1979 as a chair side Dental
Assistant. She attended Ferris State University and the University of Alaska
and received her degree in Allied Health Science Dental Technology. She
returned to private practice as a business assistant, and eventually, a practice administrator. She was an independent practice management consultant prior to joining Linda L. Miles & Associates in 1992. Char’s experience and enthusiasm for dentistry, as well as her love of people, enable
her to offer concrete solutions to the daily stumbling blocks all practices
encounter. She has worked in both the business and clinical aspect of dentistry and understands the unique challenges that both areas face. Her goal
is to help clients create a sound business plan and assist everyone in reaching their true potential.
Note:
This year’s Winter Clinic Final Program will NOT be mailed out; rather, you will receive a copy of it by way of email blast.
The Final Program WILL be available onsite as well as on the Toronto Academy of Dentistry’s website at www.tordent.com.
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INVISALIGN®
CLEAR ESSENTIALS WORKSHOPS
Invisalign® is an aesthetic orthodontic technique that corrects malocclusion using a series of custom-made, nearly
invisible, removable aligners. University-based and private clinical studies have proven its effectiveness, attracting
dentists nationwide to integrate the Invisalign® method into their specialty and family practices. Invisalign® Clear
Essentials is the educational opportunity that allows them to achieve this goal successfully.
Dental schools throughout the US and Canada have successfully integrated Invisalign® into their curricula, with the
technique currently taught in 38 Orthodontic programs and 11 pre-doctoral programs. Many professional organizations and societies also offer their members the Invisalign® Clear Essentials I course. These courses are presented
by faculty on Align Technology’s Speaker’s Bureau, which includes clinical experts in the method and renowned
lecturers in the dental community.
INVISALIGN: CLEAR ESSENTIALS I
INVISALIGN: CLEAR ESSENTIALS II
Ticketed Workshop $2,080
Ticketed Workshop $525
8:00am – 12:00 pm continuous 1:30pm – 5:00pm
8:00am – 12:00 pm continuous 1:30pm – 5:00pm
Room 717AB
Room 713A
This one day course is designed specifically for the general practitioner and team members that wish to incorporate the Invisalign® system into their practice. This case
based training provides participants with the clinical and
operational confidence to successfully treat a range of
highly predictable cases.
A lecture and workshop designed for GPs who currently
offer Invisalign in their practice. Advanced topics and
techniques using Invisalign are discussed to help dentists
effectively select and treat more complex malocclusions.
We recommend that participants have experience submitting and finishing Invisalign cases prior to attending
Invisalign: Clear Essentials II.
In addition to providing your entire team with essential
clinical, operational and marketing skills, the course
presents a full range of support resources specifically designed to meet the needs of the non-orthodontic practice.
Tuition covers the doctor and up to 4 team members for
the full-day course.
Attendees must be Invisalign trained.
Doctors are encouraged to bring cases to Invisalign:
Clear Essentials II – the orthodontic instructor will select some cases to discuss during part of the course and
be available for Q&A following the course.
Note:
Online registration is not available for these Workshops.
Please refer to Registration Form on page 16 for details.
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INVISALIGN® CLEAR ESSENTIALS I
REGISTRATION FORM | GET CERTIFIED AT WINTER CLINIC!
1-day Limited attendance program in conjunction with Winter Clinic
November 12, 2010 | 8:00 am - 12 noon continuous 1:30 pm - 5:00 pm | Room 717AB
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INVISALIGN® CLEAR ESSENTIALS II
| REGISTRATION FORM
1-day Limited attendance program in conjunction with Winter Clinic
November 12, 2010 | 8:00 am - 12 noon continuous 1:30 pm - 5:00 pm | Room 713A
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rd
73 Annual Winter Clinic
PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST
SPONSORED BY: HENRY SCHEIN
The categories are as follows:
ONTARIO
NATURE
ACTION
PEOPLE
CELL PHONE PICS
Contest Rules:
1. All registrants of the Winter Clinic (Dentists, Hygienists, Assistants, Receptionists, Technologists and Exhibitors)
are eligible to enter.
2. Only three photographs per person allowed. Entries may be digital or conventional (digital and conventional
pictures will be judged separately).
3. Maximum size of the image is 11”x 14”. All images must be mounted on white mat board only.
4. Maximum size of the mat board (16” x 20”).
5. No frames or glass will be accepted.
6. A soft copy must be included with all Digital Picture entries.
7. Entries may be mailed or brought in person to:
The Toronto Academy of Dentistry
207-970 Lawrence Ave. West
Toronto ON M6A 3B6
Must arrive no later than Friday, October 15, 2010
8. Winners will be announced and prizes will be awarded at 12:00pm on the exhibit floor. All decisions made by
the judges are final.
9. All Entries may be picked up after 6:00pm from the display area on the exhibit floor or at the Academy office
th
after November 15 , 2010.
10. Name, address and phone number of photographer must be printed on the back of each photo.
11. Category and title to be included with this information.
ENTRY FORM
This form must be included with each entry.
I hereby allow the Toronto Academy of Dentistry to show my photograph(s) on their website, at Winter Clinic or
in future Winter Clinic Publications.
Signature:
Category:
PLEASE PRINT:
NAME
PHONE
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WINTER CLINIC 2010 | EXHIBITORS
(AS OF AUGUST 18, 2010)
3M ESPE
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ABELDent Inc.
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TORONTO ACADEMY OF DENTISTRY
SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENT | 2010
Bernie Teitelbaum, B.Comm
Bernie Teitelbaum holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree (1971) from the University of Toronto and
has more than 33 years of experience in the dental industry in a wide variety of executive and management functions ranging from finance and operations to sales and marketing.
For the past 12 years he has served as the Executive Director of the Dental Industry Association of
Canada (DIAC) and is responsible for moving the Association’s programs forward from conception
to completion. He is also the Association’s spokesperson and watchdog on Market Ethics.
Bernie is involved in all of the Association’s programs including membership, regulatory affairs, market research, business and employee development, industry relations and conventions.
Prior to joining DIAC, Bernie was Director of Sales and Marketing for the Dentsply division of Dentsply Canada Ltd., Sales Manager of the Laboratory Products division of Dentsply Canada Ltd.,
Treasurer and Controller of Dentsply Canada Ltd., and Assistant Controller of Denco, division of
McGaw Supply Limited.
Bernie had the honour of participating in a panel discussion on the Grey Market with Drs. Cal
Torneck, John O’Keefe, Paul Santerre and Arthur Conn at the 2008 Winter Clinic. He has also conducted Grey Market Clinics at the 2009 Pacific Dental Conference, the 2010 Les Journees Dentaires
Convention and several study groups.
Bernie has published articles on the Grey Market in both Oral health as well as the Journal of the
Canadian Dental Association.
PAST SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENTS
Mr. Arthur Zwingenberger
2009
Ms. Melissa Summerfield
2008
Ms. Eva Young
2007
Mr. Michel Hart
2006
Ms. Erla Kay
2005
Mr. Ken Croney
2004
Mr. John Paterson
2003
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2002
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2001
Mr. Stewart Cannon
2000
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HONOURARY LIFE MEMBERSHIP | 2010
Donald Garth Woodside
CM, DDS, MSC, FRCD(C), PHD, FRCS, FDS, FDSRCS(ED)(AD HOM)
Dr. Donald G. Woodside received his DDS from Dalhousie University, Halifax, Canada, where he was
awarded the Gold Medal in Dentistry; and he received his M.Sc. in Orthodontics from the University
of Toronto. From 1962-1993 he was Professor and Head of the Orthodontic Department, Faculty
of Dentistry, University of Toronto, where he is currently Professor Emeritus in the Discipline of Orthodontics.
His published work ranges through the areas of both human and experimental mandibular growth
and the clinical use of functional appliances. He was the 1987 co-recipient of the S.I.D.O. Award
for the most outstanding article in international orthodontic literature during the previous two years.
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honorary lecturer throughout the world. He has been both Mershon and Salzmann honorary lecturer
for the American Association of Orthodontics. In 1989 he received an honorary doctorate from the
Karolinska Institute in Sweden, and in 1990 he received the Ketcham Award from the American Association of Orthodontists. In 1991 he was the Sheldon Friel Memorial Lecturer for the European
Orthodontic Congress. In 1994 he received a Fellowship in Dental Surgery-by-Election from the
Faculty of Dental Surgery, Royal College of Dental Surgeons of England, and he is a recipient of the
Canadian Dental Association Distinguished Service Award.
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College. Dr. Woodside was also elected to Honorary Membership in the World Federation of Orthodontics during its meeting in Paris in September 2005.
Dr. Woodside is a Fellow in the Royal College of Dentists of Canada, a Diplomate of the American
Board of Orthodontics and a Fellow in the American College of Dentists. He is also an honorary
member of the Italian Orthodontic Society, the British Society for the Study of Orthodontics, the
Dutch Society of Orthodontists, the South African Society of Orthodontists, the Taiwan Association
of Orthodontists and the Ontario Association of Orthodontists. In 1996 he was named a Member of
the Order of Canada which is the highest civilian honour awarded by the Government of Canada. In
2003 he was awarded the Queen’s Jubilee Medal.
In addition to his research and teaching, Dr. Woodside maintained a private orthodontic practice in
Toronto until recently.
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Year
Albert E. Webster* DDS, MD, MDS
1932
AHerbert Mercer * DDS
1980
Walter Earl Willmott * DDS
1933
Marjorie Jackson * DDS, FRCD(C) (Hon), FICD
1981
Harold Clark * DDS
1934
Harry Jolley * MBE, DDS, FACD, FICD
1981
Andrew J. McDonagh * DDS
1935
Lloyd M. Grose * DDS, FICD
1982
Charles Nelson Johnson * DDS, MDS, FACD, LLD
1936
Miet Kamienski * DDS, FICD
1983
William Cecil Trotter * BA, DDS
1938
Kenneth I. Levinson * DDS, FICD, FAGD, Major
1984
Charles E. Pearson * DDS
1939
Harvey Milburn * DDS
1985
George W. Grieve * DDS
1940
Elliott Siegel * CM, MD, DDS
1986
Harold Keith Box * DDS, PhD, FACD
1942
Arthur Wood * CM, DDS, FRCD (C), FACD
1987
Robert Gordon McLean * DDS, FACD
1946
William J. Spence * DDS, MSD, FICD, FACD
1988
William Glen Trelford * DDS
1946
Charles H.M.I. Williams * DDS, BScD, FAAP, FRCD (C) DSc (McGill)
1989
Arnold D.A. Mason * DDS, FACD
1947
Kenneth Pownall * DDS, FRCD (C) (Hon), FACD, FICD
1990
W.B.T. Amy * DDS, FICD
1947
William G. McIntosh DDS, MScD, FRCD (C), AOCA, FACD, FICD, LLD, DSc 1991
Harry S. Thomson * DMD, FACD
1949
William S. MacKenzie * DDS, FICD
1991
Harvey W. Reid * DDS, FACD, FDS, FCS (Eng)
1951
Sarah Ann MacKenzie *
1991
Edgar W. Paul * DDS
1953
Gordon Perlmutter DDS, FICD, FAGD
1992
John A. Bothwell * DDS
1955
Gordon M. Marshall DDS, FADI, FICD
1993
Frank Martin * DDS, FICD
1957
John E. Speck DDS, Dip. Perio., FRCD (C)
1994
Thomas Robert Marshall * DDS, FACD
1958
John H. Mullett DDS
1995
Roy G. Ellis * DDS, MScD, FDS, RCS (Eng)
1960
Gilbert Chapnick DDS, FICD
1996
Percy G. Anderson * DDS, MICD, FACD
1961
Marvin D. Klotz DDS, MSc, FRCD (C)
1997
Don W. Gullett * DDS, FICD, FACD, FRCS (Eng) (Hon)
1963
Donald M. McKee * DDS, LDS
1997
G. Vernon Fisk * DDS, FICD, FRCD, FACD
1967
Donald A. Stewart * DDS, FICD, FADI
1998
Irvin H. Ante Sr. * DDS
1967
Roderick L. Moran * DDS, FRCD (C), O.ONT
1999
R. Sidney Woollatt * DDS
1968
Donald Rife * DDS, FPFA, FADI, FICD
2000
Harold R. Skilling * DDS, FICD
1969
Barry A. Chapnic BA, DDS, Dip. Endo, FICD, FADI, FACD
2001
Joseph H. Johnson * DDS
1970
Irving Siegel BSc, DDS, FICD, MFICD, FACD, FADI
2002
Steward A. MacGregor * DDS, LLD
1971
Gary E. Pitkin DDS
2003
George C. Hare * DDS, FRCD (C), FACD, FICD
1972
Gordon Nikiforuk DDS, MSc, FICD
2004
Jack Kreutzer DDS, BScD, FACD, FRCD (C) (Hon)
1973
Norman Levine BA, DDS, Dip. Paed., MScD, FRCD (C)
2005
Murray Cornish DDS, FICD
1974
Wesley J. Dunn DDS, FACD (C) (Hon), FADI (Hon), FICD (Hon)
2006
Edgar A. White * DDS, MICD
1975
Jack Dale BA, DDS, FAAAS, FACD, FRCD(C), FADI, FICD
2007
Mark G. Boyes * DDS, FICD
1977
Calvin D. Torneck DDS, MSc, FRCD (C)
2008
Mark Zimmerman * DDS, FICD
1977
Barry J. Sessle DDS, BDS, MDS, BSc, PhD, DSc(HC), FRSC
2009
John A. Sherman * DDS, FICD, FACD
1979
Donald G. Woodside DDS, BSc, MSc, FRCD (C)
2010
Edmund T. Guest * DDS, FACD
1980
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