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MARY ELLEN WIDBERG978-531-9332
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An Interactive Session with a Prosthodontist
presented by Jeffrey Dornbush, DDS
ADHA MASSACHUSETTS PRESIDENTIAL VISIT WITH
LISA LASPINA, RDH, MS
SUNDAY, NOV 5, 2017
4CEU's
8:30AM-12:30PM
CHELSEA JEWISH FOUNDATION
NORTH SHORE CAMPUS-WALDFOGEL HEALTH CENTER (LAST BUILDING ON RIGHT IN THE COMPLEX) TANZER ROOM
240 LYNNFIELD STREET PEABODY, MA
Please note:
IT IS A KOSHER FACILITY
THERE IS NO OUTSIDE FOOD OR DRINKS ALLOWED
FOOD AND DRINKS WILL BE PROVIDED AS ALWAYS
REGISTER FOR CLASS BYOCTOBER 25TH
Members: $50
Non-Members: $75
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Forsure, you have seen and will continue to see an ever changing landscape of our dental profession during your Dental Hygiene careers. The specialty of prosthodonticsis no exception. During the several decades of my career as a prosthodontist, the most extraordinary developments that offer "game changer" clinical solutionshave occurred in every aspect of prosthodontics. In this program, we will explore these developments in a way that will be beneficial to you and your patients.
Participants Will Learn:
- Abouthow the Traditional Approach to the diagnosis, planning, and execution of restorative and cosmetic treatments compares with the development of The Co-discovery Approach.
- By using clinical examples, see how the implementation of the Co-Discovery Approach into your practice as a Dental Hygienist is key to setting the stage for bringing about trust and case acceptance.
- What we know about the new developments in our understanding of occlusion and TMD.
- Spear Educationhas considered the four essentials of treatment planning to be EFSB: 1.Esthetics, 2.Function, 3.Structure, 4.Biology. Learn why it now considers five essentials of treatment planning to be AEFSB: 1.Airway, 2.Esthetics, 3.Function, 4. Structure, 5.Biology.
- Learn what is Airway Prosthodontics and the new vision ofhow airway impacts dentistry today.
- Why in the medical model, physicians wait around so that often the first time a patient is told they need a sleep study is after their first heart attack or first stroke. Why in the new vision for dentistry, the first time you are going to tell a patient "you are going to need a sleep study: is after their first exam with their Dental Hygienist.
- Discover various ways to utilize photography as a hands on interactive aspect of the program.
- Understand the "Teeth in an Hour Concept" and learn when it is an appropriate treatment modality.
Instructor
Dr. Dornbushhas over 25 years of clinical experience, continuing education and teaching, and maintains a clinical practice of prosthodontics in Marblehead. He graduated from New York University College of Dentistry in 1975, and completed the two year Advanced Graduate Study in Prosthodontics at the Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry in 1978. Dr. Dornbush served as dental consultant and lecturer for Implant Innovations during its formative years. He co-authored publications on the subject of inter-disciplinary implant treatment in the "International Journal of Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry"; Quintessence Publishing Company. He is a contributing author of the text: "Demystifying Smiles: Strategies for the Dental Team". He served as Chairman of the North Shore District Dental Society in 2011 and currently Editor of the newsletter.
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