Austin-2:Layout 1 - International Association for Orthodontics

Your Winning Strategy
In Orthodontics
2015 IAO ANNUAL MEETING
Hilton Austin • Austin, Texas USA
March 25 - 29, 2015
INTERNATIONAL
ASSOCIATION
FOR ORTHODONTICS
The orthodontic meeting of choice for General Dentists,
Pediatric Dentists, Orthodontists and their staffs.
2015 REGISTRATION
Don’t miss the best of 2015!
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Note: The difference in the non-member registration fee can be credited towards a 2014 IAO membership.
EXTRA Event Tickets:
General Assembly Luncheon (1)
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Annual Banquet (2)
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Austin Eats (3)
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Austin Showcase (3)
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Notes:(1) This activity is included in all registrations EXCEPT the Spouse/Guest registration fee.
(2) This activity is included in all registrations. Others not registered may purchase separate tickets.
(3) This activity is included in the spouse/guest registration. Others may purchase separate tickets.
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International Association for Orthodontics
750 North Lincoln Memorial Drive, Suite 422
Milwaukee, WI 53202 USA
Telephone: +414.272.2757 Fax: +414.272.2754
E-mail: [email protected]
Registrations with credit card payments may be faxed to the IAO anytime.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Meeting Headquarters Hotel Reservation Information
Special sleeping room rates have been secured at the hotel. The rates are US $199 for single and double occupancy
(maximum occupancy per room is four people). Room reservations can be made by directly contacting The Hilton
Austin 1-800-482-8000 or on-line.
IMPORTANT: These special room rates are good on or before February 21, 2015. After February 21st , or before,
if the IAO room block sells out, reservations will be accepted on a space availability basis and the special room
rate cannot be guaranteed. The number of hotel rooms at this special group rate is limited and it is suggested that
you make room reservations as early as possible.
The Airport That Serves the Austin Area
The Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) is the closest airport to the hotel.
For Dentists Living Outside the United States and Canada
When planning to attend the 2015 IAO Annual Meeting, be sure that you make travel arrangements well in advance.
This includes obtaining all necessary visas to enter the United States. Check with your local United States Embassy
or Consulate for your nationality’s requirements for visiting the United States. The IAO headquarters office will
gladly send interested dentists an official invitation to attend the annual meeting if requested.
Austin Area Attractions
For information regarding many attractions, visit www.austin360.com
About the IAO
• The International Association for Orthodontics (IAO) is the oldest national and international non-specialty
orthodontic group in existence.
• The IAO has a worldwide membership of nearly 3,800 general, pediatric and other dentists.
• The IAO has approximately 50 IAO recognized study clubs worldwide.
• The IAO was formed in 1961 to promote national and international cooperation in the orthodontic field of dentistry.
• The IAO maintains “tier” membership categories for dentists to promote and recognize continuing orthodontic
education excellence for its members.
Advisement
Doctors are cautioned against the use of limited knowledge when incorporating techniques and procedures into
their practices, especially when a session has not provided them with the necessary supervised clinical experience
in the technique or procedure to ensure that they have attained competence.
Cancellation and Refund Policy
All paid meeting registrations will be refunded totally on or before March 10, 2015. Paid registration cancellations
between March 11, 2015 and March 25, 2015 will be refunded half of the registration paid. There will be no refunds
made after March 26, 2015. In the unlikely event that the IAO Annual Meeting is cancelled, a full refund will be made
to all advanced registrants. Cancellation of an individual speaker will not be cause for a refund.
Annual Meeting Objectives
This information can be found at www.iaortho.org.
For Further Questions Contact the International Association for Orthodontics:
750 North Lincoln Memorial Drive, Suite 422 • Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202 USA
Telephone: 800.447.8770 (USA and Canada) or +414.272.2757 • Fax: +414.272.2754
E-mail: [email protected] • Website: www.iaortho.org
SPECIAL INTEREST
Complimentary Continental Breakfast
There will be continental breakfast between 7:30 AM and 9:00 AM on Thursday and Sunday morning outside the
lecture room and Friday and Saturday morning in the Exhibit Hall. This will be a courtesy to all persons registered
for the meeting.
IAO Continuing Education Provider Recognition and IAO Course Recording Program
The IAO 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 boards of dentistry. Concerns or complaints about a CE
provider may be directed to the provider or to the ADA CERP at www.ada.org/goto/cerp. The
formal continuing education programs of this program provider are accepted by AGD for Fellowship/ Mastership credit.
The current term of acceptance extends from 10/2014 - 12/2018. IAO Members who attend the 2015 IAO Annual Meeting
will, after they submit their participation forms, have their courses recorded with the IAO Continuing Education Course
Recording Program that is used in determining IAO membership tier advancement.
The Annual Banquet and General Assembly Luncheon
Make plans to attend two popular annual meeting functions. On Friday, March 27th, the General Assembly
Luncheon will take place. Enjoy lunch and participate in the association’s yearly general membership meeting.
The luncheon is included in the Dentist and Auxiliary/Staff registration fees. For others the charge is US $60. The
Annual Banquet is scheduled for Saturday, March 28th. There will be a no-host reception before the banquet
at 7:00 PM. Dinner begins at 8:00 PM with live entertainment provided after the meal and program. This banquet
is included in the Dentist, Spouse/Guest and Auxiliary/Staff registration fees. For others the charge is US $85.
The Exhibit Hall – Your Orthodontic Marketplace!
The 2015 IAO Annual Meeting's Exhibit Hall will feature exhibits from national and international vendors that provide
both equipment and services to dentists who practice orthodontics. Attendees will have an opportunity to meet
knowledgeable representatives who will answer their questions. The Exhibit Hall is open to all registered attendees. All
breaks will be at the Exhibit Hall. Don't miss the IAO President's Reception in honor of IAO President Dr. Kevin
Williams, held in the Exhibit Hall Thursday evening, March 26th, between 5:00 PM and 7:00 PM.
Vendors exhibiting in the exhibit hall are not endorsed in any manner by the association.
The Exhibit Hall hours are as follows:
Thursday, March 26th
Friday, March 27th
5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
7:30 AM – 12:00 PM & 1:00 PM – 6:30 PM
Saturday, March 28th
7:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Table Clinics and Case Displays
Table clinics and case displays prepared by IAO members will be presented on Saturday, March 28th, between 12:00
PM and 2:00 PM in the exhibit hall. Showcase new techniques or treatments at the Table Clinics session or present
excellent finished cases and compete for Case of the Year at the Case Displays session. Also at Case Displays, successful
IBO candidates will display their best cases. This is always an excellent learning opportunity for attendees. If you wish
to participate as a presenter, you must sign up by March 1st, please contact the IAO headquarters office for an
application or go to www.iaortho.org to apply online.
To register your Table Clinic or Case Display
go to: www.iaortho.org
IAO Tier Advancement Fellow Case Reviews and IBO Exam
Bring your IAO Tier Advancement Cases to Texas to be reviewed. IAO Education Committee Examiners will be available
to review and check-off IAO Fellow cases. These representatives will also be available at the sessions to answer individual
questions regarding tier advancement. Those interested must notify IAO headquarters in writing by February 25, 2015.
Case Check-off Sessions will be: Friday, March 27th & Saturday, March 28th
1:30 PM – 5:00 PM
IBO Written Exam will be: Wednesday, March 25th
8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
IBO Case Exam will be: Wednesday, March 25th
1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Time subject to change
BACK THIS YEAR: Bring Your Entire Staff!
There are two full days of lectures for assistants and hygenists. These courses are designed for the entire office
team. The lectures are built around a team approach and will guide you in incorporating orthodontics into your
practice.
SPOUSE / GUEST PROGRAM
Austin Eats!
Friday, March 27th, 2015
11:00 AM – 2:30 PM
Guests on this tour will ride in a comfy bus to experience the perfect mix of the South, Downtown & East Side
areas of Austin. The lineup is diverse and can include a top rated wood-fired Italian sandwich, the #1 rated food
truck in town, gourmet grilled cheeses, a bbq stop & desserts from a bakery that recently won Cupcake Wars! With
700 active food trucks, this tour provides locals and visitors alike with an eclectic mix of what Austin has to offer
by stopping at 4-5 of the top ranked food trucks. This tour is the perfect activity for locals and out of towners
looking for something off the beaten path. In addition to all the provided food, guests will enjoy a plethora of local
craft beers or cider/wine for non-beer drinkers, and soft drinks/bottled water.
Cost: Included with Spouse/Guest registration fee. For others, the fee is US $100.
Austin Showcase
Saturday, March 28th, 2015
10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
You may have heard that folks are trying to Keep Austin Weird or perhaps that the state capital of Texas is the Live
Music Capital of the World? Maybe it’s watching the Texas Longhorns duke it out on the football field that sticks
in your mind? Well today you will get to see how all of the many identities of Austin came to be through a historic,
cultural and modern day tour of this unique town. You’ll see the heart of the music and nightlife scene driving
down 6th street with a view of the historic Driskill Hotel. Today, shopping and dining have branched into the
warehouse district and the upscale 2nd street with the opening of The W Hotel... and inside is the Moody Theater
where Austin City Limits (ACL), the longest running music series in American television history, is now held.
Driving along Congress Avenue the main thoroughfare of the city will take you from the steps of the sunset red
Texas Capitol to SOCO, a lively area where we find food trucks, music, and unusual and interesting stores and
boutiques. Enjoy some time to explore and the chance to pick-up items from western boots to jewelry to clothing.
This tour will end at the famous Austin Farmer’s Market with the option of walking back to the hotel or continuing
on the bus.
Cost: Included with Spouse/Guest registration fee. For others, the fee is US $60.
SCHEDULE
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
8:00 AM – 5:00PM
IBO Board Meeting
8:00 AM – 5:00PM
IBO Written and Case Examinations (see Special Interest section for more info)
5:00 PM – 7:00PM
IAO Annual Budget/Finance Committee Meeting
5:00PM – 7:00PM
IAO Strategic Planning Committee Meeting
7:00PM – 9:00PM
IAO Education Committee Meeting
Thursday, March 26, 2015
7:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Meeting and Exhibitors Registration Desk Open
7:30 AM – 9:00 AM
Continental Breakfast (1)
8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
IAO Executive Board Meeting
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Dr. Derek Mahony: When is there a Need to Extract in Orthodontic Treatment Planning?
The Diagnosis and Biomechanics Associated with Bicuspid Extractions in Patients Whose Profile is too Full
12:00 PM – 12:45 PM
IAO Board Luncheon
5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
IAO President's Reception in Exhibit Hall (1)
7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Propel – Dr. Ben Miraglia: Propel: Accelerated Orthodontics with Micro-osteoperforations
This course is NOT FOR CE CREDIT
Friday, March 27, 2015
7:15 AM – 5:00 PM
Meeting Registration Desk Open
7:30 AM – 9:00 AM
Continental Breakfast (1)
7:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Exhibit Hall Open
8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Dr. Cary Fraser & Dr. Ken Lee: Orthodontics Today: More Than Just Straightening Teeth
8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Dr. Terry Spahl: The Three Kings of FJO Treatment
8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Dr. Kenneth Lau, Dr. Edmund Liem & Mr. Nelson Mark:
The Easy Way to Submit IBO Cases: Online Submission with Caseworx Software
8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Dr. William Buckley: Cephalometric Tracing, Bolton Analysis, Arch Length Discrepancy (a)
10:00 AM – 10:15 AM
Break in Exhibit Hall
12:15 PM – 1:30 PM
IAO General Assembly Luncheon (2)
1:00 PM – 6:30 PM
11:00 AM – 2:30 PM
Exhibit Hall Open
Spouse/Guest Tour: Austin Eats! (3)
1:30 PM – 5:00 PM
IAO Tier Advancement Case Check-Offs (5) (see Special Interest section for more info)
2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Dr. Skip Truitt: Orthodontics & The T.M.J.s - Protect Your Practice!
2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Mr. Paul Gange: Bonding All Types of Orthodontic Appliances with Current Materials and Techniques
2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Dr. Maridin C. Munda-Lacson & Dr. Gamaliel Urbi: Secrets and Strategies of Successful Finished Cases:
How to Hit The Bull’s Eye! & Myofunctional Orthodontics - Going Beyond Just Treating Malocclusion
2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Dr. William Buckley: Cephalometric Tracing, Bolton Analysis, Arch Length Discrepancy (cont.) (a)
3:30 PM – 3:45 PM
Break in Exhibit Hall
5:00 PM – 6:30 PM
Cocktails with Exhibitors
Saturday, March 28, 2015
7:15 AM – 5:00 PM
Meeting Registration Desk Open
7:30 AM – 9:00 AM
Continental Breakfast (1)
7:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Exhibit Hall Open
8:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Dr. Raymundo Bobea: Anatomy of the Upper Airway:Nasopharynx
“Anatomía de la Vía Aérea Superior: Nasofaringe” (sp)
8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Dr. Marc Ackerman: Practical Lessons about Early Orthodontic Treatment of Dental Problems
8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Dr. Larry White: Half of What You Know About Orthodontics Is Wrong
8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Ms. Gina Noakes: Class II and Class III Cases from Start to Finish (a)
10:00 AM – 10:15 AM
Break in Exhibit Hall
10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Spouse/Guest Tour: Austin Showcase(3)
10:15 AM – 12:00 PM
Dr. JJ Solano: Orofacial Pain Causes and Treatment
“Causas y Tratamientos del Dolor Orofacial” (sp)
11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Set Up Table Clinics / Case Displays
12:00 PM – 1:30 PM
IAO Past Presidents’ Luncheon
12:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Table Clinics and Case Displays (see Special Interest section for more info)
1:00 PM – 1:30 PM
Sundae Dessert-A-Thon in Exhibit Hall
1:30 PM – 5:00 PM
IAO Tier Advancement Case Check-Offs (5) (see Special Interest section for more info)
2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Dr. Alvin Cardona: The Connection Between Orthopedics and Orthodontics with
Orofacial Pain, Temporomandibular Dysfunction and Sleep Apnea.
“La Conexión de la Ortopedia y Ortodoncia con Dolores Orofaciales,
Disfunción Temporomandibular y Apnea del Sueño” (sp)
2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Dr. Marc Ackerman: Practical Lessons About Early Orthodontic Treatment of Dental Problems (con’t)
2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Dr. Larry White: Half of What You Know About Orthodontics Is Wrong (con’t)
2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Ms. Terra Watson-Smyth: Identifying and Screening your Pediatric and Adult Sleep Apnea Patients (a)
4:15 PM – 5:00 PM
Q&A with Spanish Language Course Lecturers (sp)
7:00 PM – 8:00 PM
No-Host Reception (1)
8:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Annual Dinner (1)
Sunday, March 29, 2015
7:45 AM – 10:30 AM
Meeting Registration Desk Open
8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Panel Discussion: Extraction vs. Non-Extraction: Moderator: Dr. Michel Champagne
Panelists: Dr. Marc Ackerman, Dr. Terrance Spahl, Dr. Skip Truit, Dr. Larry White
Notes: (1) This activity is included in all registrations. Others not registered may purchase separate tickets.
(2) This activity is included in all registrations EXCEPT the Spouse/Guest registration fee.
(3) This activity included in Spouse/Guest registration fee only. Others must purchase separate tickets.
(4) This activity included in Auxiliary/Other Staff registration fee.
(5) Reservations for Check-Off for IAO Tier Advancement Cases must be made at the IAO Meeting Registration Desk in advance.
(sp) 2015 Spanish to English Translation Courses
(a) 2015 Auxiliary Course
Schedule Subject to Change
GENERAL PROGRAM
Dr. Derek Mahony
Sydney, AUSTRALIA
Thursday | 8:00 am – 5:00 pm |
3.75 CE Lecture Hours & 2.75 CE Lecture Hours
WHEN IS THERE A NEED TO EXTRACT IN ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT PLANNING?
THE DIAGNOSIS AND BIOMECHANICS ASSOCIATED WITH BICUSPID EXTRACTIONS IN
PATIENTS WHOSE PROFILE IS TOO FULL
When there is a need to extract in Orthodontic treatment planning, you must have a greater understanding of
extracting for the face and NOT for the space, comprehend that the lower arch is treated ahead of the upper arch
to create an overjet, list critical elements to ensure that the bite is opened before retraction commences, understand
the correct torque for canines so that the roots DO NOT hit the cortical plate during retraction, and recognize the
increased need for anchorage in high angle cases ie low pull mechanics using TADs. Following the conclusion of
this session each attendee will be able to: identify the appropriate elements to include in a discussion with parents
regarding the importance of extractions in a profile that is too full, treatment plan a Bimax case with appropriate
biomechanics, provide the appropriate information to obtain consent for treatment, and identify the elements of
and/or recognize an effective post-treatment retention regime to prevent the extraction spaces from reopening.
Derek Mahony is a Specialist Orthodontist who has spoken to thousands of practitioners about the benefits of interceptive
orthodontic treatment. Early in his career Dr. Mahony learned from leading clinicians the dramatic effect proper nasal
respiration can afford patients in orthodontic treatment. He has promoted early ENT consultations, and normalized
tongue posture, ever since. His lectures are based on the positive impact such a combined treatment approach has had
on his orthodontic results and the benefits this philosophy provides from a practice management viewpoint. Dr. Mahony
has been actively involved in research that links constricted maxillary arch forms to nasal breathing problems, adverse
facial growth and systemic health problems such as nocturnal enuresis. He has presented over 400 lectures on orthodontic
topics in more than 30 countries. As a practicing clinician, Dr. Mahony’s research interests are in the etiology of
malocclusion and the guidance of facial growth. Dr. Mahony is an IAO Master Senior Certified Instructor.
Dr. Ben Miraglia
Mt. Kisco, New York USA
Thursday | 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm |
(this course is non-credit)
PROPEL: ACCELERATED ORTHODONTICS WITH MICRO-OSTEOPERFORATIONS
The use of Propel will be discussed including current research and practical applications. Clinical cases will be presented
demonstrating the ability of Propel to accelerate orthodontic tooth movement in a comfortable, efficient and costeffective manner. At the conclusion of this lecture, attendees will: understand the biology and histology behind
Micro-Osteoperforation with Propel, specifically how it creates faster more predictable tooth movement, have learned
how to use Propel to facilitate challenging movements with any orthodontic modality, including clear aligner therapy,
know how to plan orthodontic treatment with Propel, understand how to incorporate Propel into their current
orthodontic treatment options, and understand the patient benefits of accelerated orthodontics with Propel.
Dr. Ben Miraglia graduated from the State University of New York at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine. He is a
proud member of the Omicron Kappa Upsilon Dental Honor Society. Dr. Miraglia completed a general practice
residency program at Danbury Hospital in Connecticut. He has 21 years private practice experience in Mt. Kisco,
New York. Dr. Miraglia is a graduate of the United States Dental Institute where he learned his non-extraction and
non-surgical orthodontic philosophy. He was appointed to the USDI faculty in 2008 and teaches nationally for
them. He is also an Invisiaglign faculty member since 2008. Dr. Miraglia was recently honored with a position on
the President’s Council of Northern Westchester Hospital in Mt. Kisco, New York.
Dr. Cary Fraser
Sydney, AUSTRALIA
Dr. Kenneth Lee
Sydney, AUSTRALIA
Friday | 8:00 am – 12:00 pm |
3.75 CE Lecture Hours
ORTHODONTICS TODAY: MORE THAN JUST STRAIGHTENING TEETH
Much of modern orthodontics is based on the clinician establishing a foundation to optimize the patient’s health
and finding balanced facial esthetics as an end result. This foundation is built by optimizing airway and respiratory
function leading to good sleep respiration, placing the temporomandibular joints in the correct position to prevent
later joint issues, which are pandemic in modern society, and establishing good skeletal relationships for facial
harmony and balance in growing patients. Now more than ever, it’s about growth guidance and maximizing our
patient’s genetic growth potential instead of just thinking about straightening teeth. At the conclusion of this lecture,
attendees will: understand the use of appliance therapy, be able to discuss dietary advice from birth and have
knowledge of myofunctional therapy; all as it relates to Phase 1 treatment prior to placing braces.
Dr. Fraser has practiced dentistry for over 28 years, and now restricts his practice to orthodontics. He has lectured
in Australia and overseas. Dr. Fraser graduated dental school from the University of Sydney, holds a Fellowship
from the Australasian College of Nutritional and Environmental Medicine, is a Diplomate of the IAO, an IAO
Education Committee Examiner, and an IAO Master Senior Certified Instructor. He is a Past President of the
Australian Association of Orofacial Orthopedics and a Past President of the IAO.
Dr. Lee, MS, MAOI is a full time practicing dentist in Sydney, Australia. He has a particular interest in orthodontics,
TMJ and the treatment of head and neck pain. Dr. Lee graduated from dental school at the University of Sydney, is
an IAO Master Senior Certified Instructor, a Fellow of the IAO, a Fellow and Diplomate of the ICOI and a member
of the Australian Association of Orofacial Orthopedics.
Dr. Terrance Spahl
St. Paul, Minnesota USA
Friday | 8:00 am – 12:00 pm |
3.75 CE Lecture Hours
THE THREE KINGS OF FJO TREATMENT
Three basic appliance techniques lay at the heart of Anterior Repositioning Treatment (ART) for the Ortho/TMJ/
Headache patient, The Functional Advancing Condylar Translation appliance (FACT), the Bionator “Retainer” and
the “SSV”. At the conclusion of this lecture the attendee will: understand why the FACT appliance is the common
sense “super-splint” for TMD patients of an advanced level of chronic headache joint pains, know why the Bionator
H.S. Retainer is the perfect night time appliance for use in conjunction with the day time FACT, and have knowledge
of the most advanced technology available in appliance design and usage for easily and rapidly closing post-ART
posterior open bites- is the SSV. Its design, use and adjustment will be thoroughly explained.
Dr. T.J. Spahl is a graduate of the University of Minnesota in 1969. He is an IAO Certified Senior Instructor. He has
lectured extensively throughout the United States and 8 foreign countries. He is the principle author of a trilogy of
textbooks on orthodontics and TMJ therapeutics written in the 1980’s in conjunction with the late Dr. John Witzig.
Dr. Edmund Liem
Chilliwack, British Columbia CANADA
Dr. Kenneth Lau
Pendleton, Indiana USA
Mr. Nelson Mark
Pendleton, Indiana USA
Friday | 8:00 am – 12:00 pm |
3.75 CE Lecture Hours
THE EASY WAY TO SUBMIT IBO CASES: ONLINE SUBMISSION WITH CASEWORX SOFTWARE
IBO case submission has always been through written and printed material (plus study models). The IBO has
introduced a new innovative way: completely online through the software CASEWORX. This software produces a
complete blind case submission which guarantees anonymity and impartiality and is designed to be user friendly.
Following the conclusion of this session, each attendee will be able to: understand the IBO case submission options,
understand the requirements for the IBO cases, and have insight in the case submission through CASEWORX,
including how the software makes the case grading anonymous and impartial.
Kenneth Lau DDS, graduated from Indiana University, School of Dentistry. He attained Master in ICCMO, Fellowship
in American Academy of Craniofacial Pain and is an IAO Senior Certified Instructor.
Dr. Edmund Liem has been in dentistry for 36 years; He achieved his IBO status in 2009 and is the current Secretary
of the IBO. He holds Diplomate status in five and Fellow status in three organizations.
Mr. Nelson Mark is the senior platform architect at JKL Software and a consultant with over 25 years in data
management and information systems. Nelson is also a commercial photographer, the principal photographer at
Lightwriters Photography, and has lectured nationally on a wide range of photographic and IT topics.
Dr. Skip Truitt
Gainesville, Texas USA
Friday | 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm |
2.75 CE Lecture Hours
ORTHODONTICS & THE T.M.J.S - PROTECT YOUR PRACTICE!
Many general dentists and specialist orthodontists do not appreciate the impact their treatment can have on the
function of the T.M.J.S. This impact can be both positive and negative. Failure to understand and to document the
function of the T.M.J.S can result in serious legal ramifications. At the conclusion of this lecture, each attendee will know
how all dental practices should document the existing function of the T.M.J.s as part of a routine dental examination,
how to document any joint dysfunction as a pre-existing condition, and have the patient advised accordingly, how to
classify the T.M.D so that it is simple and easy for the patient to understand, and be able to identify common mechanical
errors that can cause T.M.D and provide solutions to many joints dysfunction problems.
Dr. Truitt received his Bachelor of Science degree from Texas Christian University and his Doctor of Dental Surgery
degree from Baylor University. He has maintained a private dental practice in Gainesville, Texas, since 1967. He
also acts as a consultant to other private medical and dental practices in Australia, Thailand, Singapore, South
Africa, Mexico, Ireland, Norway, Germany, the United Kingdom, Canada, and the United States. His professional
affiliations include the American & Texas Dental Associations and the Australian Association of Functional
Orthodontics. Dr. Truitt has co-authored four text books and published numerous papers worldwide on the subjects
of Maxillofacial Orthopedics, Orthodontics, and TMD Therapy. He is an IAO Senior Certified Instructor.
Mr. Paul Gange
Itasca, Illinois USA
Friday | 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm |
2.75 CE Lecture Hours
BONDING ALL TYPES OF ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCES
WITH CURRENT MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES
This lecture will explain how to bond all types of appliances to any surface in the mouth. In depth descriptions of
long term passive lingual retention, various methods of banded, bonded and crown expansion and Herbst
appliances will be shown. In addition, unique new concepts in aligner treatment will be shown including the ability
to bond elastic hooks and power arms directly to aligner plastics. Upon completion of this lecture attendees will
have learned: how to successfully keep teeth in alignment post treatment on the maxilla and mandible without
relapse, how to bond brackets to all enamel and non-enamel surfaces, the best way to bond hooks and power arms
to aligners, how to aesthetically mask missing teeth during aligner treatment, foolproof indirect bonding of brackets,
and the most proven method to reduce decalcification during fixed appliance treatment.
Mr. Gange is the founder and President of Reliance Orthodontic Products. He holds several patents, is a published
author and has lectured worldwide on bonding. Several of the products being used today in orthodontic procedures
he developed. His passion is orthodontic bonding and he welcomes questions during his lecture.
Dr. Maridin C. Munda-Lacson
Quezon City, PHILIPPINES
Dr. Gamiliel Urbi
Davao City, PHILIPPINES
Friday | 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm |
2.75 CE Lecture Hours
SECRETS AND STRATEGIES OF SUCCESSFUL FINISHED CASES:
HOW TO HIT THE BULL’S EYE!
The ideal approach to the various treatment modalities in orthodontics will be made simpler and precise through
analyzing the diagnostic records and evaluating the end result. This practical presentation will put a bull’s eye on
the key points to focus on, target the pitfalls that will fine-tune a successful finished orthodontic case, show how
to redesign outdated systems and highlight the secrets and strategies of new technology in orthodontics. Following
the conclusion of this session each attendee will be able to: have a thorough understanding of the importance of
starting and finishing the case with the end in mind, list secrets and strategies that will simplify treatment goals
and objectives, provide appropriate information on how to sequentially detail and fine-tune the finished result,
and deliver a very successful case to the parents and patients alike at the post-treatment presentation.
Dr. Maridin C. Munda-Lacson graduated from the international program of Orthodontics at New York University.
She was faculty in the Department of Orthodontics at the University of the East, Graduate School in Manila,
Philippines, and is currently a graduating student of the Master of Science in Dental Education at U.E. Graduate
School.(MSD Ed) Dr. Munda-Lacson is an IBO Diplomate, Master Senior Instructor and has been in practice for
23 years.
MYOFUNCTIONAL ORTHODONTICS - GOING BEYOND JUST TREATING MALOCCLUSION
The global demand for orthodontics without braces continues to grow. More than 75% of children have a developing
malocclusion which is evident from as early as 5 years of age. The influences of allergies, asthma, poor posture and
nutrition have had an effect on facial and dental development. The way a child swallows determines if the teeth will
be correctly aligned or crowded. These problems should be evaluated and treated while the child is still growing,
well before the usual age when children have braces. Orthodontic treatment with extraction of permanent teeth can
be avoided by early intervention with a comprehensive and holistic approach. It's an option that many parents and
patients would prefer. Myofunctional orthodontics offers a viable alternative to traditional orthodontic methods.
At the conclusion of this lecture, attendees will: have knowledge of preformed appliances that allow practitioners
to provide a no-braces treatment to a greater number of patients, know how to produce stable treatment results and
be able to gain financial benefits for both doctor and patient.
Dr. Urbi graduated from Centro Escolar University and has been practicing orthodontics for 22 years. He has
benefited from all the advances that modern orthodontic treatment has to offer, including functional orthodontics
and low-force, low-friction techniques. Dr. Urbi began to see the benefits of myofunctional therapy in his practice
and has first-hand experience with moving from a “tooth-centric” philosophy of orthodontic mechanotherapy to
a “musclecentric” philosophy for orofacial development. Dr. Urbi operates a dental practice focusing on
myofunctional therapy and airway development through Buteyko breathing. His practice is limited to myofunctional
orthodontics and he has lectured extensively on this topic in the Philippines, China, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore
and recently in Vietnam. He is a Diplomate of the IBO and an IAO Senior Certified Instructor.
Dr. Marc Ackerman
Wellesley, Massachusetts USA
Saturday | 8:00 am – 5:00 pm |
3.75 CE Lecture Hours & 2.75 CE Lecture Hours
PRACTICAL LESSONS ABOUT EARLY ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT OF DENTAL PROBLEMS
One of the most challenging orthodontic decisions is when to start orthodontic treatment and what to treat early.
Knowing the diagnostic criteria and which type of cases should be treated will permit the clinician to offer a valuable
service to their patients. Following the conclusion of this session each attendee will be able to: understand the basic
principles of dentitional development, utilize clinical examination and radiographic evaluation to properly time
treatment, diagnose space problems, crossbites, habits and other mixed dentition problems, and treatment plan mixed
dentition fixed and removable appliance therapy.
Marc Ackerman DMD, graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine in 1998. He
received his orthodontic certificate from the Eastman Dental Center-University of Rochester in 2000. Dr. Ackerman
has published many peer-reviewed papers and a book. He is the director of orthodontics at Boston Children’s
Hospital and the Editor-in-Chief of Special Care in Dentistry journal.
Dr. Larry White
Dallas, Texas USA
Saturday | 8:00 am - 5:00 pm |
3.75 CE Lecture Hours & 2.75 CE Lecture Hours
HALF OF WHAT YOU KNOW ABOUT ORTHODONTICS IS WRONG
The biggest problem with the acquisition and application of new ideas and techniques is not the actual learning of
them, rather the forgetting and using of older and more habitual thoughts. This reluctance to unlearn old lessons is
known as path dependence, which broadly means history matters. Path dependence explains how the set of decisions
one faces for any given circumstance is limited by the decisions one has made in the past, even though past circumstances
may no longer have relevance. Unfortunately, much of orthodontic knowledge and practice still depends on path
dependence. This lecture intends to dispel some of those commonly held beliefs by those who practice clinical
orthodontics and suggest some alternative and more beneficial diagnostic, treatment planning and therapeutic protocols.
At the conclusion of this lecture, attendees will have some of their most common and cherished beliefs challenged and
disproved and they will have knowledge of preferable alternatives that will benefit them and their patients.
Larry W. White, DDS, MSD, graduated from Baylor Dental College. He then served two years in the United States Air
Force Dental Corps before moving to Hobbs where he practiced general dentistry for five years. He returned to
Baylor Dental College and received a graduate degree in orthodontics. He practiced orthodontics in Hobbs for 31
years and then began an academic career by starting the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio’s
first graduate orthodontic program. Dr. White has published over 100 professional articles, authored several books
about orthodontics and edited numerous professional publications. Dr. White continues to practice orthodontics
and teach in the Orthodontic Department at Baylor Dental College.
Dr. Marc Ackerman • Dr. Terry Spahl • Dr. Skip Truitt • Dr. Larry White
Sunday | 8:00 am – 12:00 pm |
3.75 CE Lecture Hours
PANEL DISCUSSION: EXTRACTION VS. NON-EXTRACTION
Close out your weekend with this hot topic among many colleagues. The purpose of this panel discussion is to
discuss the relevance of extraction versus non-extraction therapy in modern treatment of malocclusions.
Dr. Michel Champagne will moderate.
SPANISH LANGUAGE PROGRAM
all lectures will be given in Spanish with simultaneous English translation
Dr. Raymundo Bobea
Levittown, PUERTO RICO
Saturday | 8:00 am – 10:00 am |
2.0 CE Lecture Hours
ANATOMY OF THE UPPER AIRWAY: NASOPHARYNX
ANATOMÍA DE LA VÍA AÉREA SUPERIOR: NASOFARINGE
It is very important for dental professionals who provides treatment of orthopedics and orthodontics to know in
detail the anatomy of the upper airway and determine if there is any obstruction that is causing problems such
as crowded mandibular anterior teeth; “falling” mandible (open bite); sleep apnea and dysfunction of the TMJ. At
the conclusion of this lecture, each attendee will, after analyzing an x-ray and a ceph, be capable of: identifying all
the anatomical structures of the upper airway, determining if any of these structures could be the cause of
obstruction, determining the extent of the obstruction, and establishing a treatment plan.
Dr. Bobea obtained his Doctor in Dental Surgery Degree and a Master in Science in Neuroanatomy from the
Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic in 1979. He is the President of the IAO Puerto Rico
Section since 2004, and current President of the Puerto Rico Dental Association. Dr. Bobea has 35 years in private
practice, of which, 22 years has been devoted to 95% ortho treatment, TMJD; sleep disorders and snoring; bruxism;
facial paralysis, and trigeminal neuralgia.
Dr. Juan J. Solano
Liburn, Georgia USA
Saturday | 10:30 am - 12:00 pm |
1.5 CE Lecture Hours
OROFACIAL PAIN: CAUSES AND TREATMENT
CAUSAS Y TRATAMIENTOS DEL DOLOR OROFACIAL
This lecture will discuss occlusion and its connection with headaches due to trauma, accidents, sports injuries,
sleep apnea and bruxism. At the conclusion of this lecture, attendees will know how to recognize sleep disorders,
know the causes of non-carius loss of tooth structure, be able to promote sporting mouthguards, understand the
causes of PTSP stress-related headaches, and have knowledge of diagnosis and treatment modalities.
Dr. Solano’s practice is dedicated to general dentistry with focus on orthodontics/ orthopedics TMJ/TMD, sports
dentistry, sleep dentistry and oral surgery. Dr. Solano is an IAO Master Senior instructor, IBO Diplomate and an AOS
Past President.
Dr. Alvin A. Cardona
Bayamon, PUERTO RICO
Saturday | 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm |
2.0 CE Lecture Hours
THE CONNECTION BETWEEN ORTHOPEDICS AND ORTHODONTICS WITH
OROFACIAL PAIN, TEMPOROMANDIBULAR DYSFUNCTION AND SLEEP APNEA
LA CONEXIÓN DE LA ORTOPEDIA Y ORTODONCIA CON DOLORES OROFACIALES,
DISFUNCIÓN TEMPOROMANDIBULAR Y APNEA DEL SUEÑO
There is a close connection between pain, TMD, and OSA morbidity with orthopedic and orthodontic treatment. Dr.
Cardona will explain the relationship between these conditions. At the conclusion of this lecture, attendees will: have
knowledge of the different pain categories including musculoskeletal, neuropathic paroxysmal and continuous pain and
neurovascular orofacial pain, understand the benefits of expansion and mandibular repositioning to improve airway and
reduce OSA morbidity, and with appropriate orthopedic and orthodontic treatment, show how future orofacial and
craniofacial pain conditions and airway collapse can be avoided. In that manner, bring a better quality of life to patients.
Dr. Alvin A. Cardona Rivera received his DMD degree from the University of Puerto Rico Dental School in 1979. He
is an IBO and AACP Diplomate and an IAO Master Senior Certified Instructor. He is an IAO Past-President and a
past IBO President.
QUESTION & ANSWER SESSION WITH SPANISH LANGUAGE SESSION LECTURERS
Saturday | 4:15 pm - 5:00 pm |
.75 CE Lecture Hour
A panel composed of Dr. Pablo Bobea, Dr. Juan J Solano and Dr. Alvin Cardona will discuss these topics: Is it really
important to know how TMD, orofacial Pain and OSA impact my orthopedic or orthodontic treatment? Can bicuspid
extraction cause TMD, OSA or orofacial pain? Can asymmetries be caused by TMD? Can contraction and retraction
of arches cause TMD and OSA?
AUXILIARY / STAFF PROGRAM
Dr. Bill Buckley
Rocky River, Ohio USA
Friday | 8:00 am – 5:00 pm |
3.75 CE Lecture Hours & 2.75 CE Lecture Hours
CEPHALOMETRIC TRACING, BOLTON ANALYSIS, ARCH LENGTH DISCREPANCY
Cephalometric and Bolton analysis along with arch length discrepancy are large portions of the data needed to present
cases to the IBO Board. One of biggest problems facing a doctor wanting to participate in IBO Tier Advancement is
inadequate records. A properly trained auxiliary can create most or all of these records for the doctor. Following the
conclusion of this session, each attendee will be able to: identify each cephalometric landmark used by the IBO
presentation, trace a lateral cephalogram, perform a Bolton Analysis, compile an arch length discrepancy, complete the
cephalometric analysis, fill out an IBO Case report form, and super impose succeeding cephs.
Dr. Buckley has been providing Orthodontic care for 33 years. He achieved his Diplomate in Light Force Orthodontics
and his Diplomate from the IBO. Dr. Buckley has been teaching students since 2004, and has taught in Philippines,
Poland and Egypt. Has also lectured many orthodontic study clubs, as well as being the featured speaker at the
annual session of the GP Orthodontic association. He is past President of the IBO, currently Chairperson of the
IAO Education Committee and an IAO Master Senior Certified Instructor.
Ms. Gina Noakes
London, Ontario CANADA
Saturday | 8:00 am – 12:00 pm |
3.75 CE Lecture Hours
CLASS II AND CLASS III CASES FROM START TO FINISH
During this lecture, Ms. Noakes will be demonstrating treatment for class II and class III patients, starting with
functional appliances, then moving to straight wire and ending with retention. Following the conclusion of this
lecture, each attendee will: understand why certain appliances are recommended or contraindicated in treating
class II and class III cases, be able to identify the need to use certain orthodontic techniques to achieve optimal
results with desired profiles, recognize which instruments and orthodontic supplies are required to assist doctor
for ease in treatment, understand the difference between class II and class III dental vs. skeletal malocclusions,
and have learned different techniques used to move teeth and jaws to attain a class I occlusion.
Gina Noakes is a Registered Dental Hygienist, graduated with honours from Dental Assisting at Fanshawe College
and graduated with honours from Dental Hygiene at Niagra College. Gina has over 16 years of experience working
full time as an Orthodontic Hygienist. Gina has been actively involved in teaching orthodontic courses to staff for
the past 8 years. She also consults internationally for dental offices that want to incorporate orthodontics.
Ms. Terra Watson-Smyth
London, Ontario CANADA
Saturday | 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm |
2.75 CE Lecture Hours
IDENTIFYING AND SCREENING OF YOUR PEDIATRIC
AND ADULT SLEEP APNEA PATIENTS
Adults and Children with airway obstructions, such as enlarged tonsils, constricted arches and retrognathic profiles
often snore. This is a telltale sign that could potentially lead to a more serious condition known as snoring
obstructive sleep apnea. This frequently causes poor sleep habits, excessive daytime fatigue and the inability to
concentrate. Following the conclusion of this session each attendee will be able to: screen and identify both the
adult and pediatric patients for sleep disorder breathing concerns, identify the appropriate elements to include in
a discussion with parents regarding the importance of airway discrepancies, and utilize diagnostic tools used to
identify the constriction of the oropharyngeal airway. Case presentations will be shown throughout the lecture.
Terra Watson-Smyth CDA ll, Certified Orthodontic Assistant, Certified TMJ Assistant, Sleep Assistant, and Assistant
Instructor for Rondeau Seminars has been successively working with Dr. Brock Rondeau for the last 16 years. Her
main role within the practice is to educate and assist in the treatment of patients with Sleep Disorder Breathing
concerns.
Hilton Austin • Austin, Texas USA
March 25-29, 2015
2015 IAO Annual Meeting
IMMEDIATELY!
OPEN
750 North Lincoln Memorial Dr., Ste. 422
Milwaukee, WI 53202 USA