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CONTENTS 77TH WINTER CLINIC

Who We Are . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

77th Annual Winter Clinic Invitation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Greetings From . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Registration Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Speaker Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Sessions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

The Warren Hing Photography Contest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

Toronto Academy of Dentistry Services and Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

Ski for Kids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

Annual Charity Golf Classic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45

Exhibitors Floor Plan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

Exhibitors Listing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

Toronto Academy of Dentistry Service Award Recipient . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

Past Presidents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55

Toronto Academy of Dentistry Honourary Life Membership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

The Honourary Life Members of the Academy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57

Registration Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58Toronto

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As early as 1890, Toronto dentists had formed as a group called the Toronto Dental Society. This organization would reinvent themselves in 1906 to “form a society on a basis more suited to the demands of a profession of busy men and women in the most progressive city in a progressive country”. This group continued to thrive over the years and would subsequently become the Toronto Academy of Dentistry on May 8, 1922. They shared office space and staff with the RCDS and the annual fee for membership was $5.00. What was once called Clinic Night was formally changed to Winter Clinic for the meeting on December 8, 1937. The Academy had in fact been holding spring and winter clinics for many years before this, attracting several hundred dentists to each meeting.

As an ODA member who practices in Toronto and belongs to: North Toronto Dental Society, Toronto East Dental Society, Toronto Central Dental Society, or the West Toronto Dental Society you are automatically a member of the Toronto Academy of Dentistry and part of this long heritage.

The Toronto Academy of Dentistry draws from the four Toronto component societies for its Board members and Committee members. The Toronto Academy of Dentistry is the four Toronto component societies and all that it does is on behalf of these societies.

2014-2015 Board of DirectorsPAST PRESIDENT

Dr. Doug Jones

PRESIDENT

Dr. Phil Novack

PRESIDENT ELECT

Dr. Sheryl Lipton

SECRETARY

Dr. Janice Mummery

TREASURER

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2014 Winter Clinic CommitteeCHAIR: Dr. Sheryl Lipton

GROUP CLINICS: Dr. Barry Chapnick Dr. Brian Chapnick Dr. Norm Kapitain Dr. Anthony Liscio

REGISTRATION:

Dr. Steve Goren Dr. Gerry Pearson Dr. Jack Wasserman

AUDIOVISUAL:

Dr. Mark Librach

TORONTO CENTRAL

Dr. Rejane Correa TBD

TORONTO EAST

Dr. C.P. Giri Dr. Larry Rotman

NORTH TORONTO

Dr. Elliott Schwartz TBD

WEST TORONTO

Dr. Jack Fingrut Dr. Daniel Fingrut

EXHIBITS:

Dr. Aldo Boccia

COMMITTEE AT LARGE:

Dr. John Jenkins Dr. Shayne Lipton Dr. Sari Novack

DENTAL INDUSTRY:

Ms. Kathleen Bokrossy Ms. Dianne Grassie Ms. Melissa Summerfield

TORONTO ACADEMY OF DENTISTRY STAFF:

Executive Director – Billy Lowe Coordinator, Administrator & Events – Dorothy Fraser

WHO WE ARE –THE TORONTO ACADEMY OF DENTISTRY

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Dr. Phil Novack President, Toronto Academy of Dentistry

On behalf of the Toronto Academy of Dentistry, we invite you to attend the 77th Winter Clinic on November 14, 2014. This year’s Winter Clinic will be held at the Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel.

Winter Clinic represents 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 sponsors from across the dental industry.

The 2014 clinical program covers the gamut of dental topics. To just mention a few: u Fighting Dental Disease: Drugs, Bugs and Prescription Drugs (also a course on over-the counter drugs) u Interceptive Orthodontics u Diagnosis and Management of Impacted 3rd Molars u The Role Of Dentists In A Sleepy World u Oral Appliance Therapy: The Good and Bad News About It. u From Great Expectations to Evidence-Based Endodontics: Re-Defining Your Clinical Protocols u Botulinum Toxins & Dermal Fillers: A Practical Approach for the Dental Team u Dealing Effectively With Difficult Patients u Porcelain Crowns and Veneers – An Update u Relaxed, But Not Asleep: How to use Nitrous Oxide or Oral Benzodiazepines for Effective Minimal Sedation in your Dental Practice u Enhancing the Patient-Professional Interaction Across Differences. Closing the Dental Gap: The Patient Perspective

This year, we are pleased to offer a range of courses that will contribute to the professional development of the entire team with a special focus on dental hygiene: u Seven Strategies for Xerostomia Management and the Future of Saliva Testing u Maintain Your Edge: An Instrument Maintenance and Sharpening Workshop u Oral Cancer Screening for Today’s Population: The Need for Change

Bring and energize your whole team and share the knowledge!The exhibition area has been re-organized into a table-top space this year, which will promote more opportunities to explore what is new in dental products and services on a one-on-one basis and to reconnect with your classmates and industry.

Be sure to join us at the end the day in the exhibit area to enjoy cocktails, light buffet and equally important, mingle with friends, old and new.

When you support Winter Clinic, you are also supporting the four Toronto Component Societies, our strong community of dental suppliers and your profession.

We would also like to acknowledge the commitment the Winter Clinic Committee has shown to this annual event, as well as the ODA, the ADTO, the ODHA, the ODAA and DIAC for their continued support.

See you on the 14th of November for a full day of learning, camaraderie, and fellowship.

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Welcome from the Association of Dental Technologists of Ontario (ADTO)

JASON ROBSON, RDT President

On behalf of the board of directors of the Association of Dental Technologists of Ontario (ADTO), it is my pleasure to welcome you to the Toronto Academy of Dentistry’s 77th Annual Winter Clinic.

As North America’s largest one-day dental convention, the Winter Clinic plays an important role in educating dental professionals about new materials, evolving technologies and the latest techniques in delivering the finest oral health care possible.

The rapid pace of change in the dental technology industry, makes it quite challenging to stay current with the latest advancements, and even more difficult to decide on how best to incorporate these advancements into your practice. It is very important to consult with your Registered Dental Technologist (RDT) and discuss your options before making a decision. It’s a call that can make the difference between a profitable implementation and a costly mistake.

I look forward to meeting you today. Please drop by and visit us at our table to share your thoughts and ideas with us.

Welcome from the Ontario Dental Assistant Association (ODAA)

MARY KAY CHAMBERLIN, CDR, CDTC President

It is a great pleasure to extend a warm welcome to the members of the Ontario Dental Assistants Association (ODAA) to the 77th Winter Clinic.

I hope you and your team members will use this opportunity to embrace the Winter Clinic and all it has to offer. Enjoy the educational lectures and seminars and be sure to take advantage of the trade floor for the latest services and products.

I have always regarded the Winter Clinic as a chance to update ourselves, explore future trends in dentistry, while fostering camaraderie and networking with other members of the dental team.

Be sure to drop by our sponsors table to say hello and sign in to ensure you receive your certification credits.

Welcome from the Ontario Dental Hygienists’ Association (ODHA)

TERRI STRAWN, RRDH President

On behalf of the Ontario Dental Hygienists` Association, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the Toronto Academy of Dentistry’s 77th Annual Winter Clinic. The Academy and the 2014 Winter Clinic Committee have brought together a remarkable selection of speakers and learning opportunities for all oral health practitioners to enjoy.

As primary health care professionals, dental hygienists value the principles of lifelong learning and continuous improvement. Winter Clinic provides an opportunity to learn, network and socialize with colleagues.

While visiting the exhibit floor, please drop by the ODHA table to share your thoughts. Enjoy the conference.

Welcome from the Dental Industry Association of Canada (DIAC)

LISA CITTON-BATTEL, President

The Dental Industry Association of Canada, its Board of Directors and Members, would like to congratulate you on your 77th Annual Winter Clinic!

DIAC is proud to be part of your history, and excited to represent the industry in creating a future that meets the common goals of the academy and our members. In particular DIAC shares two priorities with Winter Clinic:

1 Convention Success – The way we connect and learn in the dental industry continues to evolve, and we need to evolve with it. Fostering education and relationships helps the industry thrive. Working together with Winter Clinic, DIAC will continue to ensure we are ready for the future together.

2 Progress against eliminating non compliant product – We must work together to ensure only product that has been safely produced and distributed makes its way into Canadian trade shows and dental offices. We share a common desire to protect Canadian patients and dentists so they never need to question their safety when it comes to dentistry.

DIAC continues to be a growing voice in dentistry and we invite you to visit our booth and those of our member companies. Our members work hard on education, demonstrations and promotions to make the time spent with us informative and valuable for the profession.

On behalf of the Board, I wish everyone a very successful meeting. We look forward to seeing you at our table.


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Welcome from North Toronto Component Society

DR. SHELDON COOPER, President

On behalf of the North Toronto Dental Society, welcome to the Toronto Academy of Dentistry’s Annual Winter Clinic. The Winter Clinic is an outstanding venue for continuing education, looking at new products and socializing with other professionals like yourself.

Your North Toronto Dental Society Executive recognizes the value of the annual Winter Clinic and that is why we offer North Toronto dentists a discounted registration fee for this exceptional program. Dentists from North Toronto are welcome to participate at our society meetings, our continuing education evenings and at our annual Honours and Awards Night, held in June. Our Oral Health Initiative, whereby dentists are invited to visit schools to discuss oral health with the students, is a very enjoyable way to present dentistry to our community.

We had two CPR recertification evenings last year and both events were offered with significant subsidies for North Toronto dentists. More programs are anticipated for the future and we welcome your suggestions and input. If you would like more information about the North Toronto Dental Society or would like to attend a meeting, please contact me at [email protected]

Welcome from Toronto Central Dental Society

DR. AMELIA CHAN, President

On behalf of the members of the Toronto Central Dental Society, I am pleased to welcome you to this year’s Toronto Academy of Dentistry’s Winter Clinic.

Clinical advances in dentistry are happening every day. We are lucky to have great opportunities like the Winter Clinic where an exceptional line up of speakers and topics will keep us up to date with the current research. We are privileged to be here and to look forward to an exciting educational event.

Enjoy the conference!

Welcome from Toronto East Dental Society

DR. SHERVIN ABBASZADEH, President

As President of the Toronto East Dental Society, it is my great pleasure to welcome you to the Toronto Academy of Dentistry’s 77th Annual Winter Clinic.

The Winter Clinic is known for imparting quality education with cutting edge information on the latest developments in the dental field. This annual event draws dentists and their staff from across the province and is considered one of the premier meetings of the year. It promises to foster a platform for greater scientific interactions in accordance with the international trends and technical advancements in our constantly innovative field.

On behalf of the Toronto’s largest Dental Society and its members, I hope Winter Clinic 2014 will provide you and your staff an opportunity for not only educational advancement but memories that will be cherished by all.

Welcome from West Toronto Dental Society

DR. CAROLYN POON WOO, President

On behalf of the West Toronto Dental Society, I would like to welcome you to the Toronto Academy of Dentistry 77th Annual Winter Clinic.

As the field of dentistry continues to evolve, the Winter Clinic is an excellent venue to enhance our understanding of new technology, materials and innovations in the field. We encourage all West Toronto members to attend this event as we can all gain invaluable insight from acclaimed speakers and sponsors.

We hope that you find this year’s meeting an enjoyable and worthwhile experience.


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CDs and Online MP3 DownloadsThere will be no audio recording this year. Be sure to attend your sessions.

Children’s PolicyBabies/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 Toronto Sheraton Hotel will be responsible for accidents that occur due to the use of strollers.

Complimentary LunchThis year, we are offering a Complimentary Lunch to all registered attendees. Lunch tickets will be attached to badges (one per registration). These lunches may be picked up between 11:30am and 1:30pm from one of the stations located throughout the Second Floor.

Continuing Education Credits

u Dentists will receive 1 RCDSO credit when they attend Winter Clinic.

u TAD’s 2014 Speaker Sessions will also include Category 1 and Category 2 courses:

u TAD is following RCDSO protocol in recording attendance at accredited courses through the use of scanners:

u ODAA members receive 5 credits.

u The Toronto Academy of Dentistry is also an approved continuing education sponsor for:

Exhibit Hours, Clinics and LunchThe accreditation desk is located at the TAD table in the exhibit area and will be open from 2:00pm – 5:30pm. Exhibits are open from 10:00am – 6:00pm. All exhibits are located on the second Floor of the hotel. You are encouraged to visit the exhibit floor in support of our sponsors.

Be sure to attend the over 20 comprehensive lectures of interest to every member of the dental team.

Association MembershipODA Members, regardless of their membership status, must have their full ODA dues paid prior to registering. If current membership dues are not showing paid, the member must first pay ODA member fees prior to registration.

Badge Colours/CategoriesBlue Badges Dentists, all categoriesPurple Badges SponsorsOrange Badges Dental HygienistsRed Badges Office ManagersGreen Badges Dental TechnologistsYellow Badges AssistantsBrown Badges Dental Students Black Badges Press, Media, GuestsClear TAD Staff, Board, Committee Members

Registration/Sessions/Exhibits LocationAll clinical presentations and exhibits will take place at the Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel , 123 Queen Street West, Toronto, ON M5H 2M9.

u Registration: Concourse and Coat Check Level

u Sessions: Second Floor and Mezzanine Level

u Exhibits/Food Service: Second Floor

MEETING DATE/TIMES

u Friday, November 14, 2014

u Sessions: 8:30am – 5:00pm (times may vary, check individual listings)

u Exhibits: 10:00am – 6:00pm

u Lunch: 11:30am – 1:30pm

u Cocktail Reception: 4:30pm – 6:00pm (one drink ticket per registration)

u Trip Draw: 5:30pm (must be present to win)

Cash Sales/Merchandise DeliveryWhile orders for goods/services may be taken and payment made by cheque/credit card, no sales involving payment by cash may take place in lecture rooms or on the exhibit area. Speakers and sponsors are not permitted to direct sell and goods may not be handed over during Winter Clinic; they must be delivered to the purchaser following the meeting.

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PhotographerPlease note that for media and promotional purposes, there will be a professional photographer present throughout the 2014 Annual Winter Clinic. If you do not wish to be photographed, please inform Billy Lowe either via email at [email protected] or at 416-967-5649.

The Warren Hing Photography ContestSee page 42 for the Entry Form to submit your photograph(s) in one of five categories…. Ontario, Nature, Action, People or Cell Phone Pics. Prizes will be awarded in each of the five categories. All photographs submitted will be displayed and winners announced at the Winter Clinic.

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.

Beginning in mid-October and until March 2015, you can go to the Winter Clinic at the Toronto Academy of Dentistry website www.tordent.com and download a pdf of the handout(s) of your choice. As always, not all speakers will have agreed to provide a handout.

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Toronto Academy of Dentistry BoothThe Toronto Academy of Dentistry booth will be located in the exhibit area. Come by and say hello to our Board of Directors and Committee Members.

Category One Courses: Pre-registrationTo ensure optimum attendance conditions, we are limiting registration to the size of available rooms and we have instituted a $20.00 fee for Category One courses.

The following courses have been designated Category One:

u AboutFace – Page 14 (no extra fee)

u Alpha Omega – Page 16

u Dr. Jacobsen (both courses) – Page 26

u Dr. Ernest Lam – Page 28

u PLP at RCDSO – Page 33

Possible additions pending by November 14th

PLEASE SEE CATEGORY ONE SECTION ON REGISTRATION FORM – PAGE 58.

Limited Attendance WorkshopIntroduction to NuSmile ZR Crowns – Anterior and Posterior Ceramic Pediatric Crown Hands on WorkshopPRE-REQUISITE: Zirconia Ceramics: New Horizons in Pediatric Dentistry (AM lecture)

Hotels and TourismThe Toronto Academy Of Dentistry does not contact housing bureaus/travel agencies to make hotel reservations related to the Winter Clinic.

BONUS OFFER!SPECIAL OVERNIGHT ACCOMMODATION RATE OF $150 AT THE SHERATON CENTRE HOTEL FOR THE FIRST 100 REGISTRANTS. SEE REGISTRATION FORM ON PAGE 58.

Official 2014 Winter Clinic Hotel:Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel123 Queen Street West, Toronto, ON M5H 2M9Call 1-888-627-7175. The Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel is holding a block of rooms at discounted group rates for the Winter Clinic. Rooms can be booked directly with the hotel. Be sure to inform hotel staff that you are attending the Toronto Academy of Dentistry’s Winter Clinic (Group Code: TAK10A) in order to qualify for negotiated discounted rates. Rooms are guaranteed until the specified cut-off date and are based on availability. Where available, the hotel website can be accessed directly from www.tordent.com

Official DisclaimerThe 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.


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REGISTER TODAY FOR THE 77TH WINTER CLINIC!NOVEMBER 14, 2014 – THE SHERATON CENTRE TORONTO HOTEL

REGISTRATION FORM AVAILABLE ON PAGE 58

Registration Categoriesu Everyone must register in their professional category. Practitioners cannot register under the “Guest” category.

u All Ontario dentists and dental students registering must be a current ODA member.

u All other dentists and dental students who are from outside Ontario must register in the Out-of-Province/ Country category. Dentists registering in this category must have a practice address outside Ontario.

u Complimentary registration is extended to: 50-Year/ Honorary ODA Member Dentists, Active Members of the Canadian Armed Forces, and ODA Member Dental Students.

Guest CategoryGuests 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.

Register as a Team and Save!Dental Hygienist, Assistant, Office Manager and Receptionist who register with their Dentist are eligible for lower registration fees. Team rates are only offered until Friday, October 24 2014.

IMPORTANT – Register EarlyRegister early – take advantage of lower registration fees and special group rates.

THE EARLY REGISTRATION (LOWER FEE) DEADLINE IS MIDNIGHT ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2014.

Registration Fee IncludesUnless otherwise indicated, all participants for the Winter Clinic are entitled to:

u Access to general lectures of the meeting

u Access to the exhibit areas

u One Box Lunch per person

u 1 drink ticket

How to Pre-registeru Register one to four persons per form (photocopy the form for any additional registrations).

u Each form must include its own means of payment (credit card or cheque).

u Do not send duplicate registrations.

u Registration Forms must be received before midnight on Friday, October 24, 2014 to be eligible for the early registration fee.

u Registration forms received after Friday, October 24, 2014 will be processed as late registrations and the higher fee will apply.

u ALL registration badges will be picked up on-site – they will not be mailed.

PRE-REGISTRANTS, PLEASE NOTE:IN ORDER TO EXPEDITE YOUR ENTRY INTO THE SHOW ON

NOVEMBER 14th.PLEASE BE SURE TO BRING YOUR REGISTRATION

CONFIRMATION WITH YOU.

Register Onlineu Log onto the TAD website after August 24, 2014 – www.tordent.com – and follow the instructions to the Winter Clinic online registration.

u Online registration closes at midnight on Wednesday, November 12th, 2014.

Register by Faxu Complete the enclosed form (including credit card information) and fax it to 1 866-424-1669

u Print a fax confirmation from your machine to verify your transmission has been successful.

Register by MailComplete the enclosed form and mail it to:TAD 2014 Winter Clinicc/o Showcare101-2770 14th Avenue, Markham, Ontario L3R 0J1

Primary ContactThe person named as Primary Contact on the Registration Form will be the payer of the registration(s). Confirmation will be mailed to the Primary Contact. Badges, badge-holders, workshop tickets and box lunch tickets will be picked up on-site.

Confirmation of Receipt of Your Registration Formu A confirmation will be sent to you by e-mail, fax or mail within 48 hours of receipt of your registration form.

u Email [email protected] if you do not receive a confirmation within one week after registration.

u If the information on your confirmation is not accurate, follow the instructions on the confirmation form to correct it immediately.

Register before midnight on Friday, October 24, 2014, for the Early Bird discount.

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Mailing of Badges, Badge-Holders, Workshop Tickets and Box Lunch TicketsAll Badges, etc. for registrations must be picked up on-site. Badges, badge-holders, workshop tickets and Box Lunch Tickets will be NOT be mailed this year.

Cancellation Policy (Registration and Workshop Ticket Fees)u All cancellations will be subject to a $35 administration fee per registrant

u No refunds will be issued for cancellations received after midnight on Friday, October 24, 2014.

u All refunds will be processed by Friday, December 26, 2014.

u Fax or email cancellation letters to: TAD 2014 Winter Clinic c/o Showcare 101-2770 14th Avenue, Markham, Ontario L3R 0J1 EMAIL: [email protected] FAX: 1 888-424-1669

SubstitutionsRequest for substitutions must be in writing and received by Friday, October 24, 2014.

u Fax or email requests for substitutions to: TAD 2014 Winter Clinic c/o Showcare 101-2770 14th Avenue, Markham, Ontario L3R 0J1 EMAIL: [email protected] FAX: 1 888-424-1669

Please do not mail requests for substitutions.

On-Site Registration Desk Location and HoursSheraton Centre Toronto Hotel, Concourse Level, 123 Queen Street West, Toronto, ONOpen from 7:00am – 4:00pm


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Presenter and Program Time Category Room

• About Face: Jessica Fitzpatrick, Anna Pileggi Pg 14 1:30pm - 4:30pm Core 1 Mackenzie Enhancing the Patient-Professional Interaction Across Differences. Closing the Dental Gap: The Patient Perspective

• Dr. Fernanda Almeida Pg 15 The Role Of Dentists In A Sleepy World 8:30am - 11:30am Cat 2 City Hall

• Dr. Fernanda Almeida Pg 15 Oral Appliance Therapy: 1:30pm - 4:30pm Cat 2 City Hall The Good And Bad News About It.

• Alpha Omega: Dr. Hendler, Dr. Duviner Pg16 1:30pm - 4:30pm Core 1 Civic North Interceptive Orthodontics PLUS Diagnosis and Management of Impacted 3rd molars

• American College of Dentists Pg 17 Minimizing Misadventures in Implant 8:30am - 11:30am Cat 2 Huron Dentistry: A Practical Primer in How to Use the RCDSO Implant Guidelines.

• Dr. Isaac Barzillay Pg 18 Prosthodontic Potpourri: Prosthodontic Questions Answered 1:30pm - 4:30pm Cat 2 Dominion S.

• Canadian Forces Pg 19 An Overview of Maxillofacial Trauma- 8:30am - 11:30am Cat 2 Mackenzie A unique perspective from civilian and combat operations

• CDPA: Cabel, Grant, Lenkinski Pg 20 Protecting Yourself in Today’s 1:30pm - 4:30pm Cat 3 Wentworth Environment – A Look at Managing your Employees, Hygienists and Risk

• CDSPI: Shufman, Trklja, Whiteman Pg 21 Navigating Forks in the Yellow Brick Road 8:30am - 11:30am Cat 3 Wentworth

• Dr. Cherkas and Dr. Plazas-Garzon Pg 22 From Great Expectations to 8:30am - 11:30am Cat 2 Elgin Evidence-Based Endodontics: Re-Defining Your Clinical Protocols

• Randall Craig Pg 23 Social Media without wasting your time or losing your identity 8:30am - 11:30am Cat 3 Dominion N.

• Randal Craig Pg 23 Blogging, Tweeting, and Website Marketing 1:30pm - 4:30pm Cat 3 Dominion N.

• Dr. Brian Freund Pg 24 Botulinum Toxins & Dermal Fillers: 1:30pm - 4:30pm Cat 2 Huron A Practical Approach for the Dental Team

• Mr. Bill Henderson Pg 25 Buyer Beware! What to Look For in a Practice Sale 12:15pm - 1:15pm Cat 3 Roosevelt

• Mr. Derek Hill Pg 25 Beat the Market – Before and After 9:00am - 10:30am Cat 3 Roosevelt

• Dr. Peter Jacobsen Pg 26 Fighting Dental Disease: Drugs, Bugs and Prescription Products 8:30am - 11:30am Core 1 Civic South

• Dr. Peter Jacobsen Pg 26 Fighting Dental Disease: Drugs, Bugs and 1:30pm - 4:30pm Core 1 Civic South Over-The-Counter Products

• Dr. Jim Lai Pg 27 Current Concepts on Crown Lengthening and Periodontal Plastic Surgery. 8:30am - 11:30am Cat 2 Simcoe

• Dr. Ernest Lam Pg 28 From Features to Image Interpretation: 1:30pm - 4:30pm Core 1 Kent What to look for and what it means

• Frank Maloney Pg 29 Dealing Effectively With Difficult Patients 8:30am - 11:30am Cat 3 Civic North

• Dr. David Mock Pg 30 What is it and what do I do? 8:30am - 11:30am TBD Kent

• Dr. McSpadden Pg 31 Significant Advances of Instrumentation: past, present and future 1:30pm - 4:30pm Cat 2 Churchill

• Dr. El Mowafy, Dr. El Badrawy Pg 32 Porcelain Crowns and Veneers – An Update 8:30am - 11:30am Cat 2 Dominion S.

• PLP: Brewer/Feldman Pg 33 Consent for Release 1:30pm - 4:30 pm Core 1 Roosevelt

• Dr. Ray E. Stewart Pg 34 Zirconia Ceramics: New Horizons in Pediatric Dentistry 8:30am - 11:30am Cat 2 York

• Dr. Ray E. Stewart Pg 34 Introduction to NuSmile ZR Crowns – Anterior and Posterior 1:30pm - 4:30pm Cat 2 York Ceramic Pediatric Crown …a Limited Attendance Hands on Workshop TICKETED EVENT

• Dr. Carilynne Yarascavitch Pg 35 Relaxed, But Not Asleep: How to Use Nitrous Oxide or 1:30pm - 4:30pm Cat 2 Elgin Oral Benzodiazepines for Effective Minimal Sedation in your Dental Practice

• SPEED LEARNING WITH RDHU Pg 38 Ms. K. Bokrossy Maintain Your Edge – 90 minutes 1:00pm - 4:15pm Oxford Ms. Jo-Anne Jones Oral Cancer Screening for Today’s Population – 90 minutes

• rdhu – Linda Douglas Pg 39 Fascinating Facts About Saliva: Seven Strategies for 9:00am - 12:00pm Norfolk Xerostomia Management and the Future of Saliva Testing

• rdhu – Ms. Nadine Russell Pg 39 Clients with Exceptional Needs 1:00pm - 4:00pm Norfolk

• rdhu – Ms. Jo-Anne Jones Pg 40 Dental Hygiene Process of Care: Is Your Practice on Track? 9:00am - 12:00pm Oxford

• rdhu – Ms. Jennifer Turner Pg 40 Performing Effective Clinical Assessments 9:00am - 12:00pm Peel

• rdhu – Ms. Carol Barr Overholt Pg 41 Recordkeeping and Documentation: 1:00pm - 4:00pm Peel

• Dr. Dennis M. Abbott Pg 36 Dental Oncology: Understanding the Unique Oral Health Needs of Individuals with Cancer 1:30pm - 4:30pm Cat 2 Kenora

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About the SpeakersANNA PILEGGI, has been the Executive Director of AboutFace since February 1996. With over 27 years of experience in the not-for-profit sector, she has worked to bring the issue of facial difference to the forefront. Her professional and educational experiences are focused in public relations, fundraising, marketing, communications and not-for-profit management. Anna has served on a variety of Boards and committees including: Partnerships and Knowledge Translation Committee, IMHA; CIHR Strategic Training Initiative in Applied Oral Health Research, McGill University; AboutFace USA and the Cleft Palate Foundation, USA. Currently, her focus is on developing key partnerships in medical and dental communities to enhance access to care for Canadians with facial differences.

JESSICA FITZPATRICK, has been involved with AboutFace since 2008: As Manager of Marketing & Outreach, she is responsible for increasing awareness of AboutFace within the medical, dental and education communities and recruitment of new members, donors and volunteers to the organization. She oversees the organization’s website and social media portals. Jessica speaks regularly to public schools, hospitals, medical schools, dental associations, and at national conferences about facial differences and, recently, she presented a series of workshops at the 12th International Congress on Cleft Lip/Palate and Related Craniofacial Anomalies in Florida.

In 2009, About Face was awarded the Canadian Dental Association’s “Special Friends of Canadian Dentistry” for its efforts in bringing awareness about the dental needs of affected individuals.

The Toronto Academy thanks About Face for assistance in providing this program

Synopsis Participants will learn what it’s like to experience the dental office when you have a facial difference. They will hear the patient’s perspective first hand and be able to engage with this unique audience, ask questions, and learn how they can tailor their practice to be a positive experience for those with differences. Participants will learn about the program “Building Bridges Across Difference and Disability” which is a resource guide for all Health Care Providers on enhancing interaction with people with facial and physical differences and/or disabilities. Through examination of everyday experiences related to appearance and abilities of individuals living with facial and physical differences, it was identified that a common area was positive and effective communication with Health Care Providers. Participants will also see and learn about various types of facial differences to broaden their knowledge of this specific community.

Learning Objectives u Recognize the unique perspective of the patient with a facial difference and how the experience differs from the average patient.u Identify common barriers in communication between oral health providers and individuals with facial differences.u Awareness of the value of positive social interactions, including perceptions and behaviours between oral health providers and clients with differences.u Recognize how to enhance comfort and competency in client-practitioner interactions.u Develop their skills to support, validate and facilitate effective communication, appropriate stance, and respect for boundaries with their clients with differences.u Recognize and identify of all of the most common facial differences and their traits.


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Enhancing the Patient-Professional Interaction Across DifferencesClosing the Dental Gap: The Patient PerspectiveTime: 1:30pm-4:30pm | Room: Mackenzie

Session Chair: Dr. John Jenkins

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Dr. Fernanda Almeida, DDS, MSc, PhD

AM • THE ROLE OF DENTISTS IN A SLEEPY WORLDTime: 8:30am–11:30am | Room: City Hall Room

Session Chair: Dr. Ron Richardson

CATEGORY 2 COURSE

PM • ORAL APPLIANCE THERAPY: The Good And Bad News About It. Time: 1:30pm – 4:30pm | Room: City Hall Room

Session Chair: Dr. Doug Jones

CATEGORY 2 COURSE

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Synopsis As a life-long therapy, oral appliance side-effects are an important concern of the clinical practice of Dental Sleep Medicine. Based on the current literature, short and long-term side-effects will be reviewed. The contra-indications of oral appliance therapy related to Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) will be debated together with the consequences on the TMJ related to oral appliance therapy. Dental and occlusal changes due to the use of CPAP therapy will be presented and the clinical relevance of these dental changes to the patient will be debated in the scope of the treatment of this chronic disease; Obstructive Sleep Apnea Syndrome. Possible new strategies of combination therapy will be presented and the role of multidisciplinary teams will be reviewed.

Learning Objectives 1 Discuss Dental and TMJ Side Effects of Oral Appliance Therapy2 Assess the current literature on Cardiovascular Effects from Oral Appliance Treatment3 Explore the Role of Combination Therapies.

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Synopsis In the last 15 years there has been an increased concern about sleep apnea consequences on overall health status. It is well know that the most efficacious treatment for sleep apnea is nasal CPAP, but because of its cumbersome nature, compliance rates are lower than what physicians would desire. The second best treatment for sleep apnea is oral appliance therapy. There are now many randomized controlled trials focusing on this type of treatment which has a higher compliance rate, and in some characteristics such as control of blood pressure and reducing markers of cardiovascular disease, it has similar efficacy as nasal CPAP. The data from recent studies and treatment outcomes will be discussed.

The session will discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the Guidelines on Oral Appliance Therapy paper developed by the Canadian Sleep Society and how to further implement it across the country.

Learning Objectives 1 Understand Current Canadian Guidelines on Oral Appliance Therapy2 Describe the Efficacy of Dental Appliances in the Treatment of OSAS3 Recognize the Role of Titration of Mandibular Positioning in OSA Patients

About the SpeakerFERNANDA ALMEIDA, is a board certified dentist in Sleep Medicine. She received her Doctorate (PhD) at The University of British Columbia, Canada (UBC). Dr. Almeida is currently an Assistant Professor at UBC. She also treats patients in a private practice restricted to sleep disordered breathing. She has recently been awarded the WW Wood Teaching Award for her outstanding contributions to the educational progress of the undergraduate dental students at UBC. In the field of Dental sleep medicine, she was the recipient of the Pierre Robin Award from the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine (2011) and the Meier-Ewert Award from the German Dental Sleep Society (2012) for significant, original and sustained contributions evidenced by publications, and academic appointments and other efforts. Dr. Almeida is currently the chair of the steering committee for a new initiative in dental sleep medicine: the Oral Appliance Network for Global Effectiveness (ORANGE Cohort). This is a group of international expert researchers from 9 countries (16 centers) compiling long-term data on oral appliance therapy. Dr. Almeida is associate editor for the Journal of Sleep & Breathing and Journal of Dental Sleep Medicine.

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ALPHA OMEGA PRESENTS

Time: 1:30pm-4:30pm | Room: Civic North

Session Chair: Dr. Wayne Wolfstadt

CATEGORY 1 COURSE

Dr. Tracey Hendler, DDS, MSD, FRCD(C)

Dr. Geoffrey A. Duviner, Hon.BSc, MHA, DDS, FRCD(C)

Diagnosis and Management of Impacted 3rd Molars

Synopsis The removal of third molars is one of the most common procedures performed within the dental profession. However, doing so in a manner that minimizes morbidity and surgical risk to the patient requires a detailed evaluation, accurate diagnosis and timely referral. Hence, this presentation will provide an overview of the evaluation, diagnosis and management of impacted third molars. It will also highlight some complications of third molar surgery and the alternatives to the surgical removal of third molars.

Learning Objectives 1 To understand the indications and contraindications for third molar removal2 To understand how to evaluate, classify and diagnose impacted third molars 3 To understand the surgical risks of third molar surgery and how factors such as age and stage of root development influence them

About the SpeakerDR. DUVINER, obtained his Honours Bachelor of Science from the University of Toronto in 2002 graduating with distinction. He then earned his Masters in Health Administration from the University of Ottawa in 2004. Dr. Duviner received his DDS, Magna Cum Laude, at University at Buffalo in 2009, after which he completed his Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery training at Montefiore Medical Center in Bronx, NY in 2013. He is a licensed Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon in Ontario and a Fellow of the Royal College of Dentists of Canada. Dr. Duviner is a clinical instructor in the Dept of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at the Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto and in private practice in Toronto.

Interceptive Orthodontics

Synopsis It can be very confusing to identify which orthodontic problems would benefit from treatment at an early age and which can wait. In this session, Dr. Hendler will identify and discuss which malocclusions would benefit from early treatment and which would benefit from being treated in the permanent dentition. For some malocclusions the timing of treatment is critical, and these will be highlighted. Dr. Hendler will discuss various treatment modalities that are employed in interceptive orthodontics, and when they are most effective.

Learning Objectives 1 To identify which malocclusions would benefit from treatment at an early age and which can wait until the early permanent dentition2 To understand why the timing of treatment for some malocclusions is so critical 3 To understand which appliances are used in interceptive orthodontic treatment

About the SpeakerDR. HENDLER, obtained her Certificate in Orthodontics and Masters of Science in Dentistry from Rutgers University. Prior to this, she received her DDS degree from the University of Toronto, where she is now a part-time instructor. Dr. Hendler is a Diplomat of the American Board of Orthodontics and is in private practice in Toronto.

The Toronto Academy thanks Alpha Omega for assistance in providing this program

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Moderator Dr. Rollin Matsui, BSc, DDS, LLB

Dr. Peter Birek, DDS, MSc, Dip.Perio.

Dr. Yoav Finer, DMD, PhD, FRCD(C)

Dr. Michael Gardner, DDS

Dr. Judi Heggie, DDS

Dr. David J. Psutka, DDS, MSc, PhD

AMERICAN COLLEGE OF DENTISTS

Minimizing Misadventures in Implant Dentistry: A Practical Primer in How to Use the RCDSO Implant Guidelines.Time: 8:30am – 11:30am | Room: Huron Room

Session Chair: Dr. Cary Letkemann

CATEGORY 2 COURSE

the methods and procedures that do work. He has had the privilege of chaired and worked with experienced practitioners in the development of the RCDSO Implant Guidelines.

DR. FINER completed his Ph.D. in Biomaterials and Biomedical Engineering and specialty training in Prosthodontics at the University of Toronto, where he is an associate professor. He maintains a part-time private practice limited to prosthodontics. His research is supported by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research and National Institutes of Health.

DR. GARDNER received his DDS from the Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto in 1986. He joined the RCDSO staff in 1996 on a part-time basis, as an Investigator and Monitoring Officer, and became the College’s first Professional Practice Advisor in 1998. In 2000, Dr. Gardner left private practice to join the full-time staff of the College, and was soon appointed Assistant to the Registrar in the Complaints, Investigations and Hearings area. Dr. Gardner is currently serving as the College’s Manager of Quality Assurance.

DR. HEGGIE obtained her DDS from the University of Toronto, with honours, in 1987. After graduation she worked as an associate dentist, as a partner in a group practice, and in public health. Dr. Heggie joined the College in 1996 and is presently PLP’s Senior Dental Consultant reviewing claims against dentists and providing opinions as needed.

DR. DAVID PSUTKA has practiced Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery for 31 years. He is in private practice in Mississauga and teaches at the University of Toronto. He has taught and demonstrated principles of oral surgery around the world as well as publishing extensively in scientific journals . He is cofounder of the Mount Sinai Hospital Center for Excellence in TMJ Reconstructive Surgery.

Synopsis How can dentists ensure that their delivery of implant dentistry meets the standards of practice in Ontario? An essential guide for practising dentists are the Guidelines entitled “Educational Requirements & Professional Responsibilities for Implant Dentistry” published by the RCDSO in 2013. In this exciting seminar, members of the College’s working group that were involved in the development of the Implant Guidelines will give key practical and clinical tips on how to implement the Guidelines to minimize mistakes, misadventures and undesirable outcomes when practising implant dentistry.

Learning Objectives u The top reasons why problems arise in implant dentistry u The key elements of the RCDSO Implant Guidelinesu The essentials for: patient selection and communication with patients, obtaining informed consent to implant treatment, surgical competence, prosthetic work-ups and treatment planning and managing implant complications.

About the SpeakersDR. ROLLIN M. MATSUI received his DDS from the Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto in 1979 and his LL.B. from Osgoode Hall Law School, York University in 1991. He is a Fellow of the American College of Legal Medicine and the American College of Dentists and other honorary dental organizations. He provides dental-legal lectures at the Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto and 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. He provides legal advice to dentists regarding clinical practice issues, patient disputes, dental regulatory matters, dental insurance claim profiling and various business agreements involving dentists, dental hygienists and/or non-dentists.

DR. BIREK is tenured Associate Professor in the Department of Periodontics at University of Toronto. Over the years he has conducted research on refractory periodontitis and dental implants. As a senior surgeon in the Implant Prosthodontic Unit that pioneered osseointegration in North America and then in the Oral Reconstruction Units, he developed a well-balanced approach to implants. In his private practice he has completed more than 3000 cases over a period of 20 years, allowing him a unique perspective of long-term validation of


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PROSTHODONTIC POTPOURRI: Prosthodontic Questions AnsweredTime: 1:30pm – 4:30pm | Room: Dominion South

Session Chair: Dr. Janice Mummery

CATEGORY 2 COURSE

Dr. Izchak Barzilay, D.D.S., Cert. Prostho., M.S., F.R.C.D.(C)

About the SpeakerDR. IZCHAK BARZILAY received his DDS from the University of Toronto in 1983, a Certificate in Prosthodontics from the Eastman Dental Center in Rochester, NY in 1986, and a MS from the University of Rochester in 1991. He is currently Head of the Division of Prosthodontics and Restorative Dentistry, Mt. Sinai Hospital, Toronto, Ont.; Adjunct Assistant Professor, Division of Prosthodontics of the Eastman Department of Dentistry, University of Rochester, Rochester, NY; Professor, George Brown College of Applied Arts and Technology, Toronto, ON; Associate in Dentistry, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ont.; Incoming Chief Examiner in Prosthodontics – Royal College of Dentists of Canada; Past-President of the Association of Prosthodontists of Canada: Past-President – Ontario Study Club for Osseointegration; Advisory Board – International Society for Digital Dentistry; Medical Advisory Board Member – Sjogren’s Society of Canada; Publication reviewer for Journal of Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry, and is in private practice limited to prosthodontics and implant dentistry in Toronto, Ont. He has published on various topics including immediate implants, bonding plastics to various metals and other material and implant related topics. Dr. Barzilay holds many fellowships in prestigious organizations and has been awarded multiple awards for his research and teaching accomplishments.

Synopsis Dentists are constantly being challenged to keep up with emerging techniques and use of novel dental materials in the aesthetic restoration and replacement of missing teeth. With new methods come new (and old ) questions and concerns that affect us all. This presentation will answer specific questions that have been sent in for comment. Attendees will be given pragmatic and useful recommendations that can be incorporated into everyday practice. This short answer fast paced lecture format will allow for many questions to be answered in the time allowed. Topics will include fixed and removable prosthodontics on teeth as well as implants.

Learning Objectives At the end of the session, attendees will be able to:1 Identify clinical situations that require specialized dental support2 Manage common dental mishaps in a logical and effective manner3 Identify proper materials for use in troubleshooting scenarios

This is a unique learning opportunity. The programme will be developed from questions YOU submit and YOU will leave with YOUR concerns answered.

Experience has shown if you have a question, many others have the same one. YOU will be able to interact with Dr. Barzilay in a way most presentations do not provide.


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Major Sandeep Dhesi , CD, DMD, FRCD© – Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon

AN OVERVIEW OF MAXILLOFACIAL TRAUMA A Unique Perspective From Civilian And Combat OperationsTime: 8:30am – 11:30am | Room: Mackenzie Room

Session Chair: Dr. Jan Hanna

CATEGORY 2 COURSE

About the SpeakerMAJOR SANDEEP DHESI graduated from the University Of Saskatchewan College Of Dentistry in 2001. He enrolled in the Canadian Armed Forces through the Dental Officer Training Program in 1998. Following graduation, Major Dhesi was posted to CFB Petawawa, where in addition to serving as a general dentist, he served as the Adjutant in 2 Field Ambulance. He was subsequently selected for Post Graduate training in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. Major Dhesi completed his training at the University Of Texas Health Science Center in Houston Texas in 2010. Upon graduation, he became a fellow of the Royal College of Dentists of Canada. During the summer of 2011 Major Dhesi deployed with Canada’s mission in Afghanistan, Operation Athena, as the facial trauma surgeon at the Multinational (Field) Hospital at in Kandahar. He was posted for a short time to Montfort Hospital in Ottawa, before taking on his current role as the Pacific Region Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon in Esquimalt (Victoria, B.C.). His main areas of interest are reconstructive surgery, orthognathics and implant therapy.

Synopsis Major Sandeep Dhesi will present an overview of Maxillofacial Trauma based on his experience in both Houston, Texas and Kandahar, Afghanistan.

The focus of the course will be to highlight the differences in the magnitude and mechanism of trauma and the resultant patterns of injury. The end state of acute trauma management is to stabilize the patient for future reconstruction and rehabilitation. We will discuss how patients are evaluated and treated in order to re-establish pre-injury form and function.

Learning Objectives 1 Assessment of Maxillofacial Trauma2 Principles in management of Maxillofacial Trauma3 Principles in healing of bone and soft tissue from maxillofacial trauma4 Lessons learned from Combat Trauma setting

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CDPA PRESENTS

PROTECTING YOURSELF IN TODAY’S ENVIRONMENT A Look at Managing your Employees, Hygienists and RiskTime: 1:30pm – 4:30pm | Room: Wentworth

Session Chair: Dr. Jack Wasserman

CATEGORY 3 COURSEMs. Lisa Cabel, LLP

ROBYN GRANT LLP is a partner in the Toronto office of Borden Ladner Gervais Health Law Group where she has been practicing health law for over 10 years. Robyn represents regulated health care providers (ie. dentists, nurses, social workers, audiologists etc.) before their respective Colleges in the course of responding to complaints made against them, and in the review of decisions before the Health Professions Appeal and Review Board. Robyn also represents healthcare institutions and their staff in the defence of medical malpractice and personal injury claims including healthcare class actions, and provides advice to hospitals on professional staff credentialing and the management of professional staff privileges. She also provides advice to health care facilities (ie. hospitals, retirement homes, long-term care facilities) on matters such as risk management, the revision and interpretation of administrative and professional staff by-laws, statutory compliance and the revision and implementation of policies. Robyn was a Sessional Instructor at the University of Windsor Law School for two years teaching the “Health Law in Practice” course.

LEE LENKINSKI LLP practises solely in the area of health law. Lee acts for health institutions and their employees in defence of medical malpractice litigation in addition to providing general advice to various health care facilities located throughout the Province of Ontario. Lee has experience representing dentists in the course of responding to complaints made against them at the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario (“RCDSO”), and in the review decisions of the RCDSO before the Health Professions Appeal and Review Board. During his time in law school Lee served as editor in chief of the UNB Law Journal and won course prizes in administrative law and civil procedure. Upon graduation, he received the Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick’s Silver Medal for placing first overall within his graduating class. Lee is an Associate of Borden Ladner Gervais Health Law Group.

Synopsis Robyn Grant and Lee Lenkinski, of the BLG Health Law Group will discuss various regulatory issues and tensions that exist between Dentists and Dental Hygienists operating under the authority of their respective Colleges and provide further commentary with respect to several emerging trends in the health law landscape as they apply to the practice of dentistry.

Lisa Cabel, of the BLG Labour and Employment Group will discuss emerging trends in employment law as they pertain to the modern dental practice, such as the working relationship between dentists and dental hygienists; the contractual relationship with associates; and recent developments in the legality of restrictive covenants and transition considerations for dentists involved in both the sale and/or purchase of a practice.

Learning Objectives 1 Analysis of some employment law considerations applicable to the modern dental practice; 2 Consideration of emerging trends in health law 3 Discussion of the tensions that exist between the expectations placed on Dentists and Hygienists by their respective Colleges.

About the SpeakersLISA CABEL LLP is a partner in the Borden Ladner Gervais Toronto office’s Labour and Employment Group. She practises labour and employment and human rights law. Lisa has appeared as counsel before the Ontario Labour Relations Board, the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal, the Superior Court of Ontario, the Divisional Court of Ontario and the Ontario Court of Appeal. She has also mediated and arbitrated many cases to successful resolution. She has authored a number of articles and presented at various seminars on issues relating to employment, labour and human rights matters. Most recently, she co-authored the CLV Special Report – The Regulation of Picketing: An Employer’s Primer to Labour Injunctions, Third Edition.

Ms. Robyn Grant, LLP

Mr. Lee Lenkinski, LLP

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CDSPI PRESENTS

NAVIGATING FORKS IN THE YELLOW BRICK ROAD

Time: 8:30am- 11:30am

Room: Wentworth

Session Chair: Dr. Seoideh Gharai

CATEGORY 3 COURSE

About the SpeakersALEX SHUFMAN. As an advisor exclusively serving Ontario dental professionals and their families, Alex provides wealth management solutions and comprehensive financial planning advice to help you integrate both your personal and corporate assets into custom-tailored investment and estate plans.

MICHAEL TRKLJA. Michael is an expert in providing financial solutions specifically for dental professionals. Michael’s broad experience provides an understanding of the unique needs of incorporated professionals as well as the importance of tax-planning and risk management.

RENATA WHITEMAN. Is an expert in providing insurance solutions specific to the needs of the dental professionals. She is licensed both as a general insurance broker and a life, accident and sickness insurance agent.

Synopsis A dentist’s career path is like a winding road with lots of forks to choose from, and more than a few detours. Major life events – good or bad – can change your financial needs in ways that aren’t obvious. Fortunately, you can plan for better financial outcomes

Learning Objectives At this seminar, you will learn:1 How to mitigate risks that you may not even know exist 2 When earning less on your investments may be your best choice3 Why stress reduction is necessary when life changes – even for happy events… And much more

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Session Chair: Dr. Gary Fortinsky

CATEGORY 2 COURSE

Dr. Andres Plazas-Garzon, DDs, FRCD (C)

About the SpeakersDR. PLAZAS-GARZON is a graduate from Pontifical Xavierian University, School of Dentistry In Bogota-Colombia; He is also an endodontic post-graduate from the same university. He is full time faculty at the University of Toronto, where he is appointed as the Assistant head for the undergraduate Endodontic program. Dr. Plazas-Garzon is a visiting Professor for the Graduate Endodontic program at the “Universidad Catolica de Honduras” where he lectures in Apical Surgery and Microsurgery. He is fellow of the Royal College of Dentists of Canada. Dr. Plazas-Garzon has presented numerous lectures both nationally and internationally.

DR. PAVEL CHERKAS graduated from the Faculty of Dentistry at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (Israel). He received a M.Sc. in Endodontics at the University of Toronto. He has conducted pain research at several Universities worldwide. He has served as a Resident Member on the Regenerative Endodontics Committee of the American Association of Endodontists. Currently Dr. Cherkas is an assistant professor at the University of Toronto and an active member of Dr. Sessle’s laboratory where he continues to conduct research on the central mechanisms of orofacial pain. He is also involved in clinical research and has lectured nationally and internationally on topics related to his expertise. He has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals and textbook chapters.

Synopsis Endodontics is a discipline that requires proper diagnosis, meticulous treatment and operator’s confidence. Each year new endodontic systems enter the dental field. How do we decide which systems to adopt? Which protocols should be changed and which preserved? What to expect from tomorrow?

What do we know about evidence-based endodontics? How to improve our techniques? How to remain confident? Painless dentistry-myth or reality? This lecture will identify the cornerstones of endodontics that cannot be changed and will provide you with the knowledge of optimal evidence-based protocols. We will analyze currently available evidence and provide you with predictable and highly successful approaches in endodontics. After this course you will feel confidence in what you do, back up your clinical skills by current evidence and provide high standard of endodontic care to your patients.

Learning Objectives 1 Provide the tools to understand the importance of evidence based dentistry in endodontics 2 Provide the information needed in the selection of ideal techniques3 Provide treatment protocols in endodontics based on the scientific evidence4 Provide with treatment options in cases when root canal treatment fails

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SOCIAL MEDIAAM • SOCIAL MEDIA WITHOUT WASTING YOUR TIME OR LOSING YOUR IDENTITYTime: 8:30am–11:30am | Room: Dominion North

Session Chair: Dr. Sari Novack

CATEGORY 3 COURSE

PM • BLOGGING, TWEETING, AND WEBSITE MARKETING

Time: 1:30pm – 4:30pm | Room: Dominion North

Session Chair: Dr. Larry Rotman

CATEGORY 3 COURSE

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Synopsis Many professionals know why their website is important. But why bother blogging? And where does Twitter fit into the mix, if at all? Learn the why’s and how’s to use these and other Social Media tools to improve patient engagement, find new patients, and contain your marketing costs. Most importantly, learn whether these tools should – or should not – be part of your marketing mix.

Learning Objectives 1 Nine Twitter strategies for developing more powerful relationships2 Behind the scenes Strategic Blogging how-to3 Website hot seat: on-the-spot feedback to improve your website’s effectiveness

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Synopsis It’s all the rage to talk about LinkedIn, Facebook, and the 500+ other social networks. But how do you use these tools to grow your practice, without wasting your time? How can you avoid the “dark side” and protect against identity theft and other threats? And how can you effectively use Social Media to develop a network for professional support and growth?

Learning Objectives 1 How an Anchor and Outpost strategy can significantly increase your profile – and reduce your maintenance time.2 How to position yourself as a trusted professional through the web, Social Media, and email.3 How to maintain privacy and confidentiality: yours and your patients

Mr. Randall Craig

About the SpeakerRANDALL has been intimately involved in Internet strategy since 1994, when he put the Toronto Star online (and over 100 others.) He is the author of seven books, including Online PR and Social Media, is faculty at the Schulich School of Business Executive Education Centre, blogs for the Huffington Post, and is the president of 108 ideaspace. More at www.RandallCraig.com.



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2 To introduce participants to the various classes and types of dermal fillers and how they differ in terms of handling, longevity and potential risks.3 To make attendees comfortable in case selection and technique for the safe and effective administration of Botulinum toxin and dermal fillers in the dental office within the RCDSO’s regulatory requirements in terms of scope of practice and off-label treatment.

About the SpeakerDR. FREUND earned his medical degree from McMaster University and dental training from the University of Toronto. He practices as an oral and maxillofacial surgeon in the Greater Toronto area. He is actively engaged in clinical training and research with extensive publications on the use of Botulinum Toxins in the head and neck.

Synopsis This presentation will summarize the essentials of botulinum toxins and tissue fillers. Emphasis will be placed on patient selection and injection technique to optimize clinical outcomes for dental patients. Practitioners will leave with an understanding of how to handle the products, how to select cases and what injection techniques will maximize clinical success. Relevant evidence will be reviewed and Dentists will gain a practical understanding of how Botox and fillers can be used within the RCDSO guidelines allowing them to safely and effectively integrate these therapies into their practices.

Learning Objectives 1 To give attendees an understanding of the pharmacology of Botulinum toxin and its physiologic interactions through a review of relevant literature that supports the use of Botulinum toxin in clinical situations encountered in dental practice.

BOTULINUM TOXINS & DERMAL FILLERS: A Practical Approach for the Dental TeamTime: 1:30pm–4:30pm | Room: Huron Room

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BEAT THE MARKET – BEFORE AND AFTERTime: 9:00am–10:30am

Room: Roosevelt

Session Chair: Dr. Paul Okorofsky

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Synopsis This presentation will provide you with a set of tools that will help you maximize your return on the sale of your practice. You will also receive a template and a guide for developing a transition strategy that will give you a better than average return on the sale of your practice. There will be a strong focus on, not just how much you will be able to sell your practice for, but how much of the proceeds you will be able to keep. The course will not only cover what you should do before the sale; it will focus on all the things you can do after the sale to maximize your cash flow.

Learning Objectives 1 How to prepare your practice for an enhanced sale.2 Discover unfamiliar sales/transition options.3 Take home a Self-Appraisal Kit.

About the SpeakerDEREK HILL a former CA firm partner founded the country’s most successful and enduring dental consulting firm. Derek now focuses exclusively on the practice appraisal and transitional needs of successful, leading edge dentists. Derek’s extensive experience has enabled him to provide his clients with highly successful, individualized practice transitions.

Synopsis Over the last 10 years the average prices paid for dental practices have risen by up to 50%. Yet even at today’s high prices, buying a practice can still be one of the best investments a dentist will ever make – if you buy the right practice, at the right price. But beware – the margin for error is slim at today’s prices and mistakes can be very costly. Get a real insider’s perspective on how to discover hidden value in some dental practices and the common areas where danger may be lurking in others.

Learning Objectives 1 Learn to see beyond the obvious and uncover the potential hidden drivers of value 2 Determine how to uncover potential problems before you buy3 Discover how to get a competitive advantage in securing the right practice

About the SpeakerBILL HENDERSON is the President of Tier Three Brokerage Ltd, the second oldest dental brokerage firm in Canada. As a widely respected expert in practice valuation and sales, Bill regularly presents his unique insights to dentists, their advisors and the professional banking groups at all major Canadian banks. He has over 20 years of dental practice management experience, and an impressive corporate resume including Executive Vice President and Board member of AIM Trimark investments, a Managing Director at Assante Asset Management and a Marketing Director at Procter & Gamble.

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BUYER BEWARE! WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN A PRACTICE SALETime: 12:15pm–1:15pm

Room: Roosevelt

Session Chair: Dr. Jack Fingrut

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Synopsis We all make decisions and recommendations. Patients constantly have questions. This course will update you with the latest information on a wide range of over-the-counter dental products. It will also discuss the various “active ingredients”, allowing you a better understanding of oral care products which will be useful for your patient.

Learning Objectives 1 You will understand the range of compounds available in single-purpose and multi-purpose toothpastes.2 You will be able to decide which mechanical or electric toothbrush designs would be best for which type of patient.3 You will know the three approaches to controlling aphthous ulcers, including prevention, palliative treatment, and pharmacologically reversing the lesions.4 You will learn the range of products and treatments for patients with dry mouth.5 You will learn about the range of “alternative” or “natural” oral health care products available to treat oral disease.6 You will learn about OTC pain medication and its ability to be used prophylactically to prevent pain before it starts.

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Synopsis We know about prophylactic antibiotics for heart problems, but what about prosthetic joints, what about body augmentation implants? New systemic and topical anti-viral drugs are available. Can they be used to prophylactically prevent herpes attacks? Is metronidazole the next drug of choice, if amoxicillin doesn’t work for a periapical infection? This course will update you with the latest information on a wide range of prescription drugs and oral medicine dilemmas.

Learning Objectives 1 You will be able to choose the most current, effective topical and systemic antiviral drugs for patients with herpes virus infections.2 You will be able to decide on the first, second, and third drugs of choice for or infections.3 You will be aware of the newest drugs for fungal infections, aphthous ulcers, sinusitis, and other oral cavity/ head and neck problems.4 You will learn the most current (1997) guidelines for heart and total joint prophylaxis.5 You will learn when pharmacologic instructions and/ or treatments are appropriate for periodontal disease, endodontic procedures, procedures likely to cause pain and other dental problems or procedures.6 You will learn the advantages and disadvantages of the various types of pain medication and the best trial of medication to prevent pain before it starts.

AM • FIGHTING DENTAL DISEASE: Drugs, Bugs and Prescription ProductsTime: 8:30am–11:30am | Room: Civic South

Session Chair: Dr. Bob Greenbaum

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PM • FIGHTING DENTAL DISEASE: Drugs, Bugs and Over-the-counter Products Time: 1:30pm – 4:30pm | Room: Civic South

Session Chair: Dr. Shayne Lipton

CATEGORY 1 COURSE

Dr. Peter L. Jacobsen, Ph.D., D.D.S.

About the SpeakerDR. PETER JACOBSEN lectures extensively in Dental Pharmacology as well as Over-the-Counter Dental Drugs and Products. His information is practical and clinically relevant. Dr. Jacobsen has a national reputation for being very entertaining, making his presentations lively and enjoyable.

Dr. Jacobsen directed the Oral Medicine Clinic at the University of the Pacific Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry for over 25 years. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Oral Medicine and past Chairperson of the Council on Dental Therapeutics of the ADA. He has been named as one of the, Leaders in Continuing Education, by Dentistry Today magazine eight years in a row. He is a recipient of the Gordon J. Christensen Lecturer Recognition Award and authored the Dental Drug Booklet, a succinct handout and reference on commonly prescribed dental medications.

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CURRENT CONCEPTS ON CROWN LENGTHENING AND PERIODONTAL PLASTIC SURGERYTime: 8:30am–11:30am | Room: Simcoe

Session Chair: Dr. Gerry Pearson

CATEGORY 2 COURSE

Pierre Fauchard Academy, International College of Dentists, American College of Dentists and is a Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology. Dr. Lai is Discipline Head of Periodontology and Interim Associate Dean of Clinical Sciences at the Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto. He is also a dental reserve officer in the Royal Canadian Dental Corps.

Synopsis Patients may require crown lengthening or periodontal plastic surgery to achieve the functional and aesthetic objectives of their treatment plan. Understanding the fundamental principles of each procedure and the biology of the wound healing will help the clinician decide if the patient will benefit from these procedures.

Learning Objectives 1 Determine how the biology of wound healing impacts on the clinical outcome of each surgical procedure2 Identify the indications and contraindications of each surgical procedure

About the SpeakerDR. JIM YUAN LAI completed his Doctor of Dental Medicine and Doctor of Education at the University of Pennsylvania and specialized in Periodontology at University of Toronto. He is a Fellow of the Royal College of Dentists of Canada,



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Learning Objectives Attendees will:1 Understand the importance of linking underlying mechanisms of disease development with the appearance of abnormalities on images.2 Develop a systematic methodology for analyzing the features of abnormalities seen on images

About the SpeakerDR. LAM is the Dr. Lloyd and Mrs. Kay Chapman Chair in Clinical Sciences in the Faculty of Dentistry of the University of Toronto, Head of the Discipline of Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology and Director of the Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology Graduate Program.

Synopsis Image interpretation is performed routinely. For most clinicians, the interpretation of common diseases such as dental caries and periodontal disease is rote; the imaging features have been seen many times over. When an abnormality, perhaps not seen since dental school days is identified, the task can be more challenging. Using case-based examples, this lecture will relate diseases in the jaws with the discrete radiologic features they produce on intra-oral, panoramic and computed tomographic images, thereby creating the vital link that marries the fundamental sciences underpinning disease development with their imaging features.

FROM FEATURES TO IMAGE INTERPRETATION: What to look for and what it meansTime: 1:30pm–4:30pm | Room: Kent

Session Chair: Dr. Phil Novack

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Dr. Ernest Lam, DMO, MSc, PhD, FRCD(C)

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Today, GC is a global company with R&D, technology and innovation at its core. GC is the largest dental manufacturer in Japan and our global philosophy is to develop new products for the good of others. In other words, all of our products are developed with the customers’ needs in mind, both the dental professional and their patient.

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DEALING EFFECTIVELY WITH DIFFICULT PATIENTSTime: 8:30am–11:30am | Room: Civic North

Session Chair: Dr. Minna Stein

CATEGORY 3 COURSE

Learning Objectives 1 How to determine if a patient’s reactions are or aren’t “difficult”2 Outline the most prevalent types of difficult behaviors and their key symptoms.3 Discover strategies to minimize and alleviate difficult patient concerns while remaining centered

About the SpeakerFRANK MALONEY is a dynamic life coach, speaker and author of self-help books. He is also a professor of Marketing at George Brown College. He is a regular speaker on self-improvement and the Law of Attraction. He is Chief Executive Officer of 2BFRANK. 2BFRANK.ca

Synopsis Social learning theory underpins the core materials and learning activities in dealing with patients’ challenging behaviors. Establishing the principles behind patient centered care is a priority. The development of these principles ensures that the dental team are both socialized and offered the practical tools, principles and resources to best resolve issues as they occur. Learning to be resilient and to respond professionally in the face of responsive/aggressive behaviors that are frequently exhibited is a cornerstone to professionalism.

This dynamic and interactive workshop will build confidence in the dental team’s ability to provide compassionate, safe care during responsive/aggressive episodes


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in 1978, his PhD also from the University of Toronto. In 1999, Dr. Mock was granted Fellowship in Oral Medicine from the Royal College of Dentists of Canada.

Dr. Mock is Dean Emeritus of the Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto having served as Dean from 2001 to 2012. He served as Professor of Oral Pathology/Oral Medicine, University of Toronto as well as Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology in the Faculty of Medicine. He is on the dental staff of the Department of Dentistry, a staff pathologist in the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine and Associate Director of the Wasser Pain Management Centre at Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto, where he was Dentist-in-Chief from 1992 to 2000. Dr. Mock was the Associate Dean Biological and Diagnostic Sciences of the Faculty of Dentistry from 1998 to 2001.

Dr. Mock has published widely in the field of Oral Pathology/Oral Medicine and, most recently, is recognized for his expertise in the diagnosis and management of orofacial pain. His contributions to the profession have been recognized with a number of honours, including fellowship in the American College of Dentists, the International College of Dentists and the Pierre Fauchard Academy. Amongst his awards, he is a recipient of an “Alumnus of Distinction” award from the Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto, the “Barnabus Day Award” from the Ontario Dental Association, the “Award of Merit” from the Pierre Fauchard Academy and a “Presidential Citation” from Alpha Omega Dental Fraternity.

Synopsis Clinicians are regularly confronted with both diagnostic and treatment/management challenges. “What is it and what do I do” are the standard questions a clinician asks when a patient confronts him/her with a new challenge, whether it’s a lesion, a functional disorder or pain.

During this program, the attendees will be presented with clinical situations and, via interactive discussion, they will learn how to approach the diagnosis and management of various lesions and clinical situations, both common and unusual. Although each condition will be discussed, the emphasis will be the development of an appropriate clinical approach to the diagnosis and management in each case.

About the SpeakerDR. DAVID MOCK received his DDS from the University of Toronto in 1968. In 1977, he obtained his Fellowship in Oral Pathology from the Royal College of Dentists of Canada and,

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SIGNIFICANT ADVANCES IN ENDODONTIC INSTRUMENTATION: PAST PRESENT AND FUTURETime: 1:30pm–4:30pm | Room: Churchill

Session Chair: Dr. Adam Grossman

CATEGORY 2 COURSE

About the SpeakerDR. JOHN T. McSPADDEN, a highly regarded and intellectual inventor and researcher, greatly advanced the dental profession by introducing the first endodontic nickel-titanium files, and is considered to be the father of rotary endodontics. An international lecturer and author, Dr. McSpadden’s book, Mastering Endodontic Instrumentation, is the most comprehensive and definitive evidence-based rotary instrumentation text available.

His awards include: Honorary Member: Societe Francaise Endodontie, International Louis I. Grossman Award, and the prestigious AAE President’s Award.

Though retired from dental practice, Dr. McSpadden continues to write, lecture internationally and conduct research in his ongoing efforts to advance the specialty of endodontics. He serves as CEO of Mc5 Micro-imaging.

Synopsis The purpose of this presentation is to provide and consolidate the principles necessary for understanding the design of endodontic instruments and for developing the rationale necessary to formulate and use present and future instruments to their greatest benefit. By tracing the evolution of instrument design, we identify the essentials of instrumentation techniques to maximize efficiency and minimize failure.

Learning Objectives 1 Better understand the physics of canal instrumentation and endo file differences2 Be able to differentiate marketing claims from actual file benefits3 be able to anticipate canal preparation technique consequences


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About the SpeakersDR. WAFA EL-BADRAWY earned her BDS at Cairo University, Egypt, in 1979 and her MSc. at Manchester University, England, in 1985. She is an Associate Professor of Restorative Dentistry at the University of Toronto and is a recipient of the American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry Research Award. Dr. El-Badrawy has lectured and presented research findings internationally in cities worldwide. She is a reviewer for a number of international journals and has published over 100 papers, literature reviews and abstracts of research work in international journals. Dr. El Badrawy maintains a private practice in Mississauga, Ontario.

DR. OMAR EL-MOWAFY earned his BDS at Cairo University, Egypt, in 1979; and his PhD at Manchester University, England, in 1984. He is a Professor and Head of Restorative Dentistry, at the University of Toronto.

Dr. El Mowafy is a recipient of the Ralph Philips Memorial Award, 1992 and a member of the Editorial Board of Operative Dentistry since 1994. He has been a Member of Editorial Board of International Journal of Prosthodontics since 2003, is a reviewer for eleven international dental journals and has published over two hundred research papers, case reports, literature reviews, book reviews and abstracts of research work in peer-reviewed journals with high scientific impact factor. He has spoken at professional meetings in over 30 cities worldwide. Dr. El Mowafy maintains a private practice position in Mississauga, Ontario.

Synopsis Current issues related to anterior and posterior all -porcelain crowns will be discussed. CAD-CAM technology used for fabrication of these crowns will be highlighted and the current state of the two competitor systems available to dentists will be presented. New techniques to provide patients with all-porcelain crowns for the posterior area that are fracture-resistant will be presented.

Color selection and matching are important key factors for success when providing patients with esthetic restorations. The three coordinates of color will be reviewed and new methods for color matching will be discussed including the use of innovative shade guide systems.

Porcelain veneers have become an important and reliable aspect of esthetic dentistry services that dentists provide to their patients. However, their long-term success is dependent on proper case selection, appropriate preparation design and careful cementation with resin cement. All these issues will be discussed in detail.

Learning Objectives Attendants of this presentation will learn:1 New techniques to enable them to provide their patients with CAD-CAM anterior and posterior all-porcelain crowns that are highly esthetic and at the same time fracture- resistant.2 How to select shade appropriately for more predictable esthetic outcomes.3 How to select appropriate cases for porcelain veneers and how to prepare the teeth and cement the veneers following techniques to ensure patient satisfaction and long-term success.

Dr. Omar El-Mowafy, BDS, PhD

PORCELAIN CROWNS AND VENEERS: AN UPDATETime: 8:30am–11:30am | Room: Dominion South

Session Chair: Dr. Sheldon Cooper

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CONSENT TO TREATMENT Time: 1:30pm–4:30pm | Room: Roosevelt

Session Chair: Dr. Carole Gruson

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About the SpeakersMS. BREWER obtained her law degree from McGill University with Great Distinction in 1994 and began practice as a litigator at Russell & Dumoulin in Vancouver (now Fasken Martineau Dumoulin). In 1998 she moved to Ottawa, where she joined Gowling Lafleur Henderson, acting as General Counsel to the Canadian Medical Protective Association until 2011. Ms. Brewer has been with the Professional Liability Program since November 2011 and currently serves as the program’s Director.

MR. FELDMAN obtained his Bachelor and Master of Laws (Health) from Osgoode Hall Law School respectively in June 1997 and October 2007. Between August 1999 and September 2009, he was a staff member of the Inquiries, Complaints & Discipline department of the College of Psychologists of Ontario. In September 2009, he joined the staff of the Professional Compliance & Regulatory Affairs department of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. He has held the position of Legal Advisor, Professional Liability Program, since February 2013. Mr. Feldman has been a member of the Executive Committee of the Ontario Bar Association’s Health Law section since September 2013 and he presently serves as its Newsletter Editor.

Synopsis The Professional Liability Program (PLP) provides malpractice protection and risk management advice to Ontario dentists. This interactive session on consent to healthcare treatment will be presented by two PLP professional staff members, including at least one lawyer. It will include an introduction to PLP and its services, followed by a discussion of the principles of consent to treatment, the law of informed consent and documenting consent. The course is three hours and attendees will be eligible for three Category 1 continuing education points. A two hour version will also be offered for 2 points.

Learning Objectives Participants in this course are expected to learn about: 1 The function of and services offered by PLP; 2 The law of consent to treatment in Ontario, including: • Patients’ rights to accept or reject treatment; • Battery versus negligence; • Emergency treatment; • The elements of consent; • Express versus implied consent; • Capacity to consent to treatment; • Incapable adults and mature minors; • Advance directives and substitute decision-making for incapable patients; 3 The law of informed consent, including; • The duty to disclose risks of treatment; • Regulatory versus common law standards of disclosure; 4 Documenting consent.

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AM • ZIRCONIA CERAMICS: New Horizons in Pediatric DentistryTime: 8:30am–11:30am | Room: York

Session Chair: Elliot Schwartz

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PM • INTRODUCTION TO NUSMILE ZR CROWNS Anterior and Posterior Ceramic Pediatric Crown A Limited Attendance Hands on Workshop

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Synopsis The use of ceramic crowns is a relatively new technology available to pediatric dentistry for the restoration and rehabilitation of the primary dentition. NuSmile ZR (zirconia) crowns offer the ultimate combination of art and science for esthetic restoration of both anterior and posterior primary teeth. This is a “hands on” workshop which will cover the principles and techniques for sizing, preparation, fitting and cementation of NuSmile ZR crowns. At the completion of this workshop, the clinician will understand and demonstrate competence in all phases of case selection, tooth preparation, proper fitting and cementation of ceramic anterior and posterior primary crowns. All necessary equipment and materials will be available for participants to achieve the course goals.

Learning Objectives 1 Clinician will understand criteria for case selection of zirconia pediatric crowns2 Clinician will demonstrate competence in tooth preparation and proper fitting zirconia anterior and posterior primary crowns3 Clinician will understand cementation considerations specific to the use of zirconia pediatric crowns.

AM SESSION

Synopsis The introductory section of the presentation will require a brief (but very important) review of diagnosis and treatment planning principles which reflect the clinical guidelines of the AAPD on full coverage restorations for primary teeth. The educational goals of this course will be to have the participants be competent in the application of zirconia ceramic full coverage restorations of severely decayed or fractured primary teeth. Answers to frequently asked questions about these new restorations will also be addressed and discussed. They will be familiar with the indications and contraindications for the placement of such restorations.

Learning Objectives 1 Participants will have a complete understanding of the application of zirconia ceramic full coverage restorations.2 Participants will learn advantages and disadvantages of zirconia pediatric crowns.3 Participants will be familiar with the indications and contraindications for the placement of such restorations.

Dr. Ray E. Stewart

About the SpeakerDR. STEWART completed a Master of Science degree in Medical Genetics and received a Certificate in Pediatric Dentistry from the University of Oregon. He was the Program Director for the UCLA/Harbor General Hospital Residency Program in Pediatric Dentistry from 1973-1981. Dr. Stewart is the author of three books and numerous other publications. Dr. Stewart was a founding partner of Central Coast Pediatric Dental Group in Salinas California where he practiced from 1983 until 2008. He is a Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, a Diplomate of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry, and a Fellow of both the American College of Dentists and The Pierre Fauchard Academy. Dr. Stewart currently serves as the Executive Director for the California Society of Pediatric Dentistry and is a Professor in the Division of Pediatric Dentistry at the University of California, San Francisco.

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Learning Objectives At the end of this session, attendees will be able to:1 Identify the clinical signs which distinguish minimal from moderate sedation.2 Select patients, drugs, and doses suitable for the goal of minimal sedation.3 Establish policies and practices in their office which comply with RCDSO regulations.

About the SpeakerCARILYNNE YARASCAVITCH is a Dentist-Anaesthesiologist, Assistant Professor and Head of the Discipline of Dental Anaesthesia at the Faculty of Dentistry University of Toronto. She is an Advanced Cardiac Life Support Course Director and Active Staff in the Department of Dentistry at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre.

Synopsis Minimize the risks while maximizing the benefits of sedation in your dental practice with this primer on conscious sedation. Inhalational and oral routes will be compared to provide an understanding of the benefits and challenges of using nitrous oxide versus oral benzodizapines (including triazolam alternatives) for minimal sedation. Pharmacology, patient selection, patient instructions, administration techniques, RCDSO regulations, and record-keeping will be reviewed. This presentation will focus on the anxious adult, providing the practical advice and clinical pearls that you need to get you from thinking about using minimal sedation in your practice to initiating it with confidence and comfort.

RELAXED, BUT NOT ASLEEP: How to Use Nitrous Oxide or Oral Benzodiazepines for Effective Minimal Sedation in Your Dental PracticeTime: 1:30pm–4:30pm | Room: Elgin

Session Chair: Dr. Dan Fingrut

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DENTAL ONCOLOGY: Understanding the Unique Oral Health Needs of Individuals With Cancer Time: 1:30pm–4:30pm | Room: Kenora

Session Chair: Dr. Adam Kaplan

CATEGORY 2 COURSE

About the SpeakerDR. DENNIS M. ABBOTT, D.D.S is the founder and CEO of Dental Oncology Professionals (DOP), an oral medicine practice based in Dallas, Texas dedicated to care for the unique dental and oral health needs of individuals battling cancer. Dr. Abbott holds a Bachelor of Arts in biology from Rice University in Houston, and is an honor graduate of Baylor College of Dentistry in Dallas. After dental school, Dr. Abbott studied immunology, microbiology, and oral medicine at the School of Dental Medicine, State University of New York at Buffalo.

In addition to private practice, he is a member of the dental oncology medical staff at Baylor Charles A. Sammons Cancer Center and Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas. Dr. Abbott also serves as a consultant to the national American Cancer Society in the development of oral monitoring guidelines for post-treatment cancer survivors. He is the previous recipient of the Dentist Scientist Award and the National Research Service Award, both granted by theNational Institutes of Health. Dr. Abbott is a guest author for many national dental publications on the subject of dental oncology and is a sought-after lecturer by various organizations and international companies on the topics of dental oncology, oral cancer, the role of oral health in systemic wellness, and antioxidants and oxidative stress in the oral health care of patients with cancer.

Synopsis This course will cover the oral health challenges faced by patients undergoing treatment for cancer and focus on the need for dentistry and oral medicine to be essential elements in comprehensive cancer care.

Learning Objectives 1 The learner will understand and appreciate some of the most common oral health challenges faced by patients undergoing cancer treatment.2 The learner will have knowledge of how systemic health can be affected by untreated or under-treated oral conditions in patients with short-term and long-term immunosuppression.3 The learner will be familiar with some methods for management of common oral issues confronting individuals with cancer and understand how successful treatment and care can impact quality of life in these patients.

Dr. Dennis M. Abbott,DDS

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Synopsis You will learn how to quickly and efficiently attain and maintain a sharp cutting edge on your instruments chair side every time! The basics of instrument design will be covered along with some very helpful tips that you can apply to your dental hygiene practice right away. An instrument management program will be discussed to help put systems in your practice. This hands-on sharpening workshop is limited to 30 participants. Instruments and stones will be provided.

Learning Objectives 1 The instrument design of the most recent commonly used instruments will be reviewed.2 The benefits provided by using a chair side sharpening technique for the client, the clinician and the practice, will be discussed.3 A quick and easy chair side sharpening method to help achieve a sharp cutting edge every time is demonstrated.4 An Operatory Instrument Management Program, that offers a systematic approach, will be discussed.

About the SpeakerKATHLEEN BOKROSSY, RDH, has been bringing engaging energy to the dental profession for the last 30 years. After years of practicing in various offices, listening to dental professionals, and experiencing first-hand the frustration of using poorly designed and maintained instruments, Kathleen founded D-Sharp Dental. She applied her real world experience to design instruments and instrument maintenance systems to help increase client care and maximize both clinician and client comfort. Kathleen is also the founder of rdhu, RDH Portfolio Manager and QA Coach where her vision is to help transform the ‘Dental Hygiene Experience’.

Synopsis An interactive hands-on workshop designed to equip today’s dental clinician with the skill set to recognize and identify the earliest warning signs of HPV oropharyngeal cancer. A study released by the National Cancer Institute confirms that HPV oropharyngeal cancers have risen an astounding 225% from 1998 -2004. If this trend continues, oral cancer will become the nation’s leading HPV-related cancer within this decade, surpassing cervical cancer. Both the medical and dental communities are alert to this emerging pandemic and the urgent need for change. It’s within our hands.

Learning Objectives 1 To understand the current statistics related to the sexually transmitted Human papillomavirus and its connection with oropharyngeal cancer2 To perform a systematic extraoral and intraoral examination with attention to high risk anatomical areas related both to HPV and non-HPV oral and oropharyngeal cancer3 To recognize the subtle, life-saving signs and symptoms that may accompany HPV oropharyngeal cancer

About the SpeakerJO-ANNE JONES is a well-recognized international speaker bringing life, energy and inspiration to her presentations. Jo-Anne was selected as one of the DPR’s Top 25 Women in Dentistry last year and joins the 2015 Dentistry Today CE Leaders for the 5th consecutive year. The editors of PennWell publications selected Jo-Anne’s article entitled “Sex and Oral Health: What’s the Connection?” as “The Most Important Dental Story Published” focused on the rising incidence of HPV-positive oropharyngeal cancer.

MAINTAIN YOUR EDGE: An Instrument Maintenance and Sharpening WorkshopTime: 2:45pm–4:15pm

Room: Oxford

Ms. Jo-Anne Jones, RDHPresident, RDH Connection Inc.

Ms. Kathleen Bokrossy, RDH President, RDHU

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COMBINED 3.0 HOURS OF QA ACTIVITY

ORAL CANCER SCREENING FOR TODAY’S POPULATION: The Need for ChangeTime: 1:00pm–2:30pm

Room: Oxford Room

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Synopsis Every day in our dental practices we encounter a client with exceptional needs, yet many of us know very little about these illnesses or disorders. As oral health care professionals it is our obligation to know how to treat ALL clients, including those with exceptional needs. It is the expectation of our governing bodies and of the public that, as oral health care providers, we have an understanding of and the ability to adapt our skills to serve this population.

This course will review commonly seen exceptionalities within dental practices today:u Autism Spectrum Disorderu ADHDu Eating Disordersu Mental Illness and Anxiety

Learning Objectives Attendees will learn about:1 Associated risks or contraindications to treatment for exceptional needs clients2 Frequently prescribed medications for specific exceptionalities and their impact3 Commonly observed oral health implications and considerations that relate to the dental hygiene process of care4 Strategies for effective planning and implementation of the dental hygiene care appointment5 Our professional obligations to this population of clients

About the SpeakerNADINE RUSSELL is a Registered Dental Hygienist with over 17 years in the dental profession. She is a continuing education speaker with rdhu, a regular contributing presenter for DVD Quarterly of Dental Hygiene as well as a practicing clinical dental hygienist.

As a mother of a child with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Nadine advocates not only for her daughter affected by this neurological disorder, but for all for individuals with exceptional needs, by helping clients, her peers and other dental health professionals recognized the unmet dental needs of this population.

Synopsis This program covers the following:u Current research on physiology of the salivary glands, and lesser-known functions of saliva u Etiology, signs and symptoms of salivary gland hypofunction u Diagnostic techniques for salivary gland hypofunction and related pathologies u A new scale to clinically quantify and monitor the severity of a dry mouth u Innovative therapies for xerostomia management u Current research on saliva testing for oral and systemic disease

Learning Objectives On completing this program, the participant will achieve the following:1 Current knowledge of salivary gland physiology.2 Implement new approaches to managing dry mouth.3 Discuss current research on saliva testing for oral and systemic disease.

About the SpeakerLINDA M. DOUGLAS, RDH BSC, graduated from the Royal Dental Hospital in London, England in 1982. A desire to improve support for xerostomic patients has instigated an in-depth study of saliva, and xerostomia management. She also writes articles on oral health, and teaches a hands-on xerostomia management course at RDHU.

FASCINATING FACTS ABOUT SALIVA: Seven Strategies for Xerostomia Management and the Future of Saliva TestingTime: 9:00am–12:00pm

Room: Norfolk Room

3.0 HOURS OF QA ACTIVITY

Ms. Linda M. Douglas, RDH

CLIENTS WITH EXCEPTIONAL NEEDS Time: 1:00pm – 4:00 pm

Room: Norfolk Room


Ms. Nadine Russell, RDH

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Synopsis The Dental Hygiene Process of Care (DHPC) is the structural framework which all dental hygiene practices should base client specific treatment planning upon. As a dental hygienist our documentation is to reflect assessment, dental hygiene diagnosis, dental hygiene care plan, recording of interventions as well as the required process for evaluation. This course will highlight the most common deficiencies found at an onsite review as well as the required documentation to reflect the DHPC. Participants will have an opportunity to self-assess their own dental hygiene practice throughout each phase of the DHPC. Each participant will be provided with a documentation template providing a systematic approach to documentation requirements in clinical practice.

Learning Objectives 1 To understand the dynamic nature of the Dental Hygiene Process of Care (DHPC) and how it impacts the delivery of dental hygiene care and services2 To ensure the DHPC is reflected in my dental hygiene clinical practice as per the Standards of Practice3 To employ a systematic approach to documentation requirements in the client chart reflective of the DHPC

About the SpeakerJO-ANNE JONES is a well-recognized international speaker bringing life, energy and inspiration to her presentations. Jo-Anne was selected as one of the DPR’s Top 25 Women in Dentistry last year and joins the 2015 Dentistry Today CE Leaders for the 5th consecutive year. She is a corporate partner at rdhu and her frank and open style of lecturing complemented by the provision of clinical resources has earned many loyal followers.

Synopsis The participant will enjoy an interactive and thought provoking session while learning how to “Perform Effective Clinical Assessments”. This program involves learning through case studies, pictures, discussions and a hands-on component.

Learning Objectives 1 Differentiate the use of various indices including plaque, gingival sensitivity, shade, periodontal probing and CAL’s.2 Perform an oral cancer screening with detail to anatomical land marking.3 Understand the CDHO’s Advisory on Hypertension.

About the SpeakerJENNIFER TURNER, RDH, is full time faculty at Niagara College. She is the recipient of the 2013 “Excellence in Teaching Award” by the Canadian Dental Hygienists Association. Jennifer is the Vice President for the College of Dental Hygienists of Ontario and an active writer and contributor for numerous industry publications and DVD Quarterly continuing education segments. She is a professional speaker at rdhu and has presented for numerous conferences and dental hygiene societies in Ontario. Maintaining an active registration, Jennifer works in private practice when time allows, which provides Jennifer with the challenges and opportunities that arise and exist in today’s dental practices.

THE DENTAL HYGIENE PROCESS OF CARE: Is Your Practice on Track?Time: 9:00am–12:00pm

Room: Oxford Room


Ms. Jo-Anne Jones, RDHPresident, RDH Connection Inc.

PERFORMING EFFECTIVE CLINICAL ASSESSMENTSTime: 9:00am–12:00pm

Room: Peel


Ms. Jennifer Turner, RDH

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Synopsis Record keeping is an integral component of every client interaction. Clinicians spend hours of their professional lives documenting client care to both support accountability, and to facilitate the coordination of care between healthcare providers. Information found within the client record may be required to answer questions from stakeholders, or to support a clinician in the case of a complaint.

This presentation encompasses the legal, professional and ethical parameters of documentation and record keeping. Included are the regulatory obligations and legislated stipulations that form the basis of a succinct, inclusive narrative of client care. Techniques for maximizing information recorded in progress notes will be explored.

Ms. Carol Barr Overholt, RDH

RECORD KEEPING AND DOCUMENTATION: What You Must Include, Should Include and Never Want to See in Your Clients’ RecordsTime: 1:00pm–4:00pm

Room: Peel Room


Learning Objectives After attending the presentation, participants should reliably be able to:1 Define the legislated, regulatory and professional requirements for accurate and complete record keeping and documentation 2 Explain the importance of documentation and record keeping as essential elements of professional practice, accountability, risk management and client care 3 Recognize the role of record keeping and documentation as they pertain to quality assurance and meeting standards of practice

About the SpeakerCAROL BARR OVERHOLT, RDH, has been teaching full time in the Dental Hygiene Program at Niagara College, for 22 years and is a core presenter at RDHU. She graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1982 and completed a one year residency in Periodontics, in the Periodontal Prosthesis Program. Her academic background surrounds philosophy, ethics in healthcare, and she holds a Bachelor or Education in Adult Education.

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1. All registrants of the Winter Clinic (Dentists, Hygienists, Assistants, Receptionists Technologists and Sponsors) 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.

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8. Winners will be announced and prizes will be awarded on the exhibit floor. All decisions made by the judge are final.

9. All Entries may be picked up after 6 p.m. from the display area on the exhibit floor, or at the Academy office after November 14th, 2014.

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.

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The TAD Curling Bonspiel took place on March 7, 2014 at the Thornhill Golf and Country Club.

West Toronto Dental Society and North Toronto Dental Society fielded teams and everyone, professionals and novices, had a very enjoyable time. Many thanks to our

wonderful sponsors and to everyone who came out to play.

Next year’s Bonspiel will take place on Friday, March 6, 2015 at the Thornhill Golf and Country Club

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2014 EVENTSu Ski for Kids – February 7, 2014u Curling Bonspiel – March 7, 2014 u Golf Classic – June 6, 2014 u All-Societies Meeting – October 22, 2014u Honours Night – November 13, 2014 u 77th Winter Clinic – November 14, 2014

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March 6, 2015 Curling Bonspiel Thornhill Golf and Country Club | Thornhill

June 5, 2015 Golf ClassicAngus Glen Golf Club

November 5, 2015 Honours NightSheraton Centre Toronto Hotel

November 6, 2015 78th Annual Winter Clinic Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel

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SKI FOR KIDSIn support of SickKids FoundationThe Toronto Academy of Dentistry’s The Ski for Kids event was held on Friday, February 6th at the Alpine Ski Club in Collingwood. Over 150 participants came out for a wonderful day of ski and fun. We were blessed with great weather and ski conditions.

To date we have raised over $125,000 for the Cleft Lip and Palate and Craniofacial Anomalies Research at SickKids. Together we are making a difference.

Join us next year on February 6, 2015 at Alpine Ski Club.

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Thanks to the following Sponsors and Donors:

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Dr. Doug Cowdrey

Ms. Shannon Boeckner

Dr. C. P. Giri

Dr. Doug Jones

Dr. Barry Lever

Dr. Gerry Pearson

Dr. Larry Rotman

Dr. Milan Denkovski

Ms. Leslie Sanderson

Mr. Scott Kosmack

Ms. Eva Chalmers

Ms. Chantal Parise

Mr. Brian Pratt

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On June 6th, 2014, the Toronto Academy of Dentistry held its’ 33RD Annual Golf Classic in support of Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital at Wooden Sticks Golf Club. Thanks to enthusiastic support from the attendees, we raised over $30,000 for a very worthy cause.

Since 1982, proceeds from this fundraising event have supported the dental clinic of Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital Foundation by enabling the purchase of specialized equipment and important program enhancements.

Next year’s tournament will take place on Friday, June 5, 2015 at ANGUS GLEN, site of the 2015 PAN AM Games’ very first Golf Tournament!!!

We hope you will join us for a wonderful day of golf and an extra-special opportunity to assess, first hand, the challenges that the 2015 PAN AM golfers will face at next year’s games.

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Joseph Brian Douglas was born, raised and educated in Belfast, Northern Ireland, where he met his future wife, Valerie Lemon.

Brian began his career in the Dental Industry in 1966 with Duncan Stewart, N.I. Ltd., as a sales representative selling dental equipment and merchandise. In 1975, Brian and Valerie moved to Toronto, Canada where he began his career with Denco, the Dental Supply Company of Canada, as a sales representative. Later, Brian was promoted to Equipment Specialist for the sales department.

Mr. Douglas joined SciCan in 1980 as the sales representative responsible for Ontario and Manitoba. In mid-1980 he was transferred to Vancouver to handle sales in British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan, as the company expanded through a combination of aggressive sales in dental equipment, handpieces and merchandise.

Brian and his family returned to Toronto in 1990 upon his promotion to Vice President. Due to the success of the STATIM® autoclave, SciCan strengthened its position and grew from a Canadian distribution company into a major international manufacturer of medical and dental products.

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Mr. Douglas has served his industry on the Board of Directors of the Dental Industry association of Canada and he is a member of the North York Board of Trade.

Brian, married to Valerie for forty-three years, is blessed with three children, Michaela, Timothy and Clare, son-in-law Michael and two wonderful grandchildren, Katey and Caroline.

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Ms. Erla Kay 2005

Mr. Ken Croney 2004

Mr. John Paterson 2003

Mrs. Raisyl Wagman 2002

Mr. John Gillies 2001

Mr. Stewart Cannon 2000

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PAST PRESIDENTS

*Deceased

YEAR1891-1892 N. Pearson*

1892-1893 J.B. Willmott*

1893-1894 N. Pearson*

1894-1895 W.H. Wunder*

1895-1896 G.S. Martin*

1896-1897 H.E. Eaton*

1897-1898 J.J. McDonagh*

1898-1899 J.E. Wilkinson*


1900-1901 A.E. Webster*

1901-1902 F.D. Price*

1902-1903 W.E. Willmott*

1903-1904 G.S. Martin*

1904-1905 C.E. Pearson*

1905-1906 W.G.L. Spaulding*


1907-1908 R.G. McLaughin*

1908-1909 A.J. McDonagh*

1909-1910 H.E. Eaton*

1910-1911 A.E. Webster*

1911-1912 A.D.A. Mason*

1912-1913 C.A. Kennedy*

1913-1914 W.E. Willmott*

1914-1945 G.W. Grieve*

1915-1916 F.C. Husband*

1916-1917 E.F. Arnold*

1917-1918 W.B.T. Amy*

1918-1919 J.E. Rhind*

1919-1920 R.D. Thornton*

1920-1921 W.H. Coon*

1921-1922 H.A. McKim*

1922-1923 R. Gordon McLean*

1923-1924 J.A. Bothwell*

1924-1925 Arthur Day*

1925-1926 W.G.L. Spaulding*

1926-1927 H.G. Robb*

1927-1928 R.S. Woolatt*

1928-1929 W.B.T. Amy*

1929-1930 T.E.C. Butlerv1930-1931 E.C. Veitch*

1931-1932 J.W. McDonald*

1932-1933 Thomas R. Marshall*

YEAR1933-1934 Edmund A. Grantv1934-1935 Frank Martinv1935-1936 William J. Kerr*

1936-1937 Stanley S. Crouch*

1938-1939 Harold Hoag*

1939-1940 Wm.G. Trelford*

1940-1941 Edmund T. Guest*

1941-1942 Stewart A. MacGregor*

1942-1943 Lloyd M. Grose*

1943-1944 Charles McLean*

1944-1945 Harold Skilling*

1945-1946 Harold Swales*

1946-1947 H. Colton Bliss*

1947-1948 F. Harold Shepard*

1948-1949 Joseph H. Johnson*

1949-1950 Edgar A. White*

1951-1952 Mark G. Boyes*

1952-1953 J.Gordon Chalmers*

1953-1954 Elmer J. Henderson*

1954-1955 W. James Smith*

1955-1956 J. Bevan King*

1956-1957 Harvey Milburn*

1957-1958 Robert W. Marshall*

1958-1959 William A. Weir*

1959-1960 James A. Bigelow*

1960-1961 Vernon A. Herron*

1961-1962 Arthur E. Histrop*

1962-1963 John H. Mullett*

1963-1964 Robert M. Grainger*

1964-1965 J.E. Carson McGowan*

1965-1966 Murray Cornish*

1966-1967 Morley G. Hardy*

1967-1968 Gordon M. Marshall*

1968-1969 Bert J. Levin*

1969-1970 George C. Stirling*

1970-1971 Wilfred J. McColeman*

1971-1972 Miet A. Kamienski*

1972-1973 Don M. McKee*

1973-1974 Bernard N. Crystal1974-1975 William S. MacKenzie*

1975-1976 Robert S. McKegney1976-1977 Ronald S. Anco

YEAR1977-1978 Murray Wagman1978-1979 Gordon Perlmutter1979-1980 Robert H. Pick1980-1981 Len Shapira*

1981-1982 Ronald Martin1982-1983 Ronald Traub1983-1984 Arthur J. Breglia1984-1985 James T. Hing*

1985-1986 Alexander J. Puskas1986-1987 Stewart Sigesmund1987-1988 Donald Stewart*

1988-1989 Barry Chapnick1989-1990 Aldo Boccia1990-1991 Wayne Pulver1991-1992 Jerry Weisberg1992-1993 Godfrey Beber1993-1994 Ken Hershenfield1994-1995 Peter Tonisson1995-1996 Flavio Turchet1996-1997 John Jenkins1997-1998 Gerald Pearson1998-1999 Gene Cervini1999-2000 David Hanmer2000-2001 Brian Chapnick2001-2002 Ron Richardson2002-2003 Phil Shedletsky2003-2004 Warren Hing*

2004-2005 Shayne Lipton2005-2006 Timothy Milligan2006-2007 Ed Philips2007-2008 Flavio Turchet2008-2009 Jack Wasserman2009-2010 Sam Salama2010-2011 Anthony Liscio2011-2012 Bob Greenbaum2012-2013 Paul Okorofsky2013-2014 Dr. Emerson Jones

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Emo, as he prefers to be called, has been involved with a multitude of dental organizations throughout his career, many of which he followed through to the Presidency. He is a founding Chairman of the American College of Dentists Ontario Section and a founding member of the International Dental Study Club. He is the only Canadian to be elected President of the American Academy of Restorative Dentistry. He has been honoured with five Fellowships five Honourary memberships and most recently received the Barnabus Day Award, the highest honour bestowed by the Ontario Dental Association. He is a teacher, a motivator, a mentor and most importantly a student. He still constantly attends continuing education courses, study clubs and conferences.

His long and remarkable career began, as I am sure it will conclude, with determination and hard work. Putting himself through dental

school by way of academic and literary scholarships as well as eight summers of hard foundry work, Emo graduated from the Faculty of Dentistry at the University of Toronto in 1956. After a couple of years in general practice he realized his strength was in prosthodontics and he immediately set his sights on this style of

practice. In 1958 he helped found the International Dental Study Club which is still meeting twice each year. By March of 1960, he gave his first essay presentation which would eventually define his passion in dentistry, that being the diagnosis and clinical management of occlusal disharmonies. Over his 52 year career, Emo would cover many topics through essay and projected presentations but the majority would be centred on occlusion.

His enthusiasm and desire to share his wealth of 58 years of clinical practice is intense to say the least. Not only does he continually run his occlusion courses but he is also co-authoring a text with Dr. Chiappone on the physiology of occlusion and occlusal adjustment of the natural dentition. And if that was not enough, he still practices prosthodontics on a part-time basis.

Emo’s dedication to the profession is unwavering. He is and always has been willing to take young dentists under his wing and help shape their careers through example. He has affected the careers of many, not only through his clinical expertise but more so by his attitude and demeanor in a profession that is surrounded by distractions and instabilities. He bases his decisions on clinical experience and evidence based research. He is well read, well educated and a seasoned veteran in all aspects of prosthodontic dentistry.

Some might ask, ‘Why does he still do all this at 82 years of age?’ The answer is simple…he loves what he does but more importantly, he has a strong desire to disseminate what he has come to know is the basis of good clinical dentistry. He is concerned for the future of our profession because of the very limited amount of time given to the teaching of occlusion in the dental schools today. During a recent interview for an upcoming newsletter, Emo was quoted as saying “The study of occlusion of the natural dentition is one of the most basic and important studies that is required of all dentists.”

Dr. Emmanuel J. Rajczak

TORONTO ACADEMY OF DENTISTRYHONOURARY LIFE MEMBERSHIP 2014


THE HONOURARY LIFE MEMBERS OF THE ACADEMY

YEARAlbert E. Webster* DDS, MD, MDS 1932Walter Earl Willmott* DDS 1933Harold Clark* DDS 1934Andrew J. McDonagh* DDS 1935Charles Nelson Johnson* DDS, MDS, FACD, LLD 1936William Cecil Trotter* BA, DDS 1938Charles E. Pearson* DDS 1939George W. Grieve* DDS 1940Harold Keith Box* DDS, PhD, FACD 1942Robert Gordon McLean*DDS, FACD 1946William Glen Trelford* DDS 1946Arnold D.A. Mason* DDS, FACD 1947W.B.T. Amy* DDS, FICD 1947Harry S. Thomson* DMD, FACD 1949Harvey W. Reid* DDS, FACD, FDS, FCS (Eng) 1951Edgar W. Paul* DDS 1953John A. Bothwell* DDS 1955Frank Martin* DDS, FICD 1957Thomas Robert Marshall* DDS, FACD 1958Roy G. Ellis* DDS, MScD, FDS, RCS (Eng) 1960Percy G. Anderson* DDS, MICD, FACD 1961Don W. Gullett* DDS, FICD, FACD, FRCS (Eng) (Hon) 1963G. Vernon Fisk* DDS, FICD, FRCD, FACD 1967Irvin H. Ante Sr.* DDS 1967R. Sidney Woollatt* DDS 1968Harold R. Skilling* DDS, FICD 1969Joseph H. Johnson* DDS 1970Steward A. MacGregor* DDS, LLD 1971George C. Hare* DDS, FRCD (C), FACD, FICD 1972Jack Kreutzer* DDS, BScD, FACD, FRCD (C) (Hon)” 1973Murray Cornish* DDS, FICD 1974Edgar A. White* DDS, MICD 1975Mark G. Boyes* DDS, FICD 1977Mark Zimmerman* DDS, FICD 1977John A. Sherman* DDS, FICD, FACD 1979Edmund T. Guest* DDS, FACD 1980Herbert Mercer* DDS 1980Marjorie Jackson* DDS, FRCD(C) (Hon), FICD 1981Harry Jolley* MBE, DDS, FACD, FICD 1981Lloyd M. Grose* DDS, FICD 1982Miet Kamienski* DDS, FICD 1983

YEARKenneth I. Levinson* DDS, FICD, FAGD, Major 1984Harvey Milburn* DDS 1985Elliott Siegel* CM, MD, DDS 1986Arthur Wood* CM, DDS, FRCD (C), FACD 1987William J. Spence* DDS, MSD, FICD, FACD 1988Charles H.M.I. Williams* DDS, BScD, FAAP, FRCD (C) DSc (McGill) 1989Kenneth Pownall* DDS, FRCD (C) (Hon), FACD, FICD 1990William G. McIntosh DDS, MScD, FRCD (C), AOCA, FACD, FICD, LLD, DSc 1991William S. MacKenzie* DDS, FICD 1991Sarah Ann MacKenzie* 1991Gordon Perlmutter DDS, FICD, FAGD 1992Gordon M. Marshall* DDS, FADI, FICD 1993John E. Speck DDS, Dip. Perio., FRCD (C) 1994John H. Mullett* DDS 1995Gilbert Chapnick DDS, FICD 1996Marvin D. Klotz DDS, MSc, FRCD (C) 1997Donald M. McKee* DDS, LDS 1997Donald A. Stewart DDS, FICD, FADI 1998Roderick L. Moran* DDS, FRCD (C), O.ONT 1999Donald Rife* DDS, FPFA, FADI, FICD 2000Barry A. Chapnick BA, DDS, Dip. Endo, FICD, FADI, FACD 2001Irving Siegel* BSc, DDS, FICD, MFICD, FACD, FADI 2002Gary E. Pitkin DDS 2003Gordon Nikiforuk DDS, MSc, FICD 2004Norman Levine* BA, DDS, Dip. Paed., MScD, FRCD (C) 2005Wesley J. Dunn DDS, FACD (C) (Hon), FADI (Hon), FICD (Hon) 2006Jack Dale BA, DDS, FAAAS, FACD, FRCD(C), FADI, FICD 2007Calvin D. Torneck DDS, MSc, FRCD (C) 2008Barry J. Sessle DDS, BDS, MDS, BSc, PhD, DSc (hc), FRSC 2009Donald G. Woodside* DDS, BSc, MSc, FRCD (C) 2010David Mock DDS, PhD, FRCD (C) 2011Aldo Boccia DDS, FADI, FICD, FPFA, FACD 2012Brian Chapnick BSc, DDS, FADI, FPFA, FICD, FACD 2012George Zarb BCHD, DDS, MS, Certif Prosth., FRCD(C), Dr. Odont., LLD, MD 2013

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