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Table of ContentsGeneral Information ......................................................................................................3
Continuing Education Credit ................................................................................... 4
Accommodations for Disabilities or Dietary Requirements ..................... 4
Alumni Events ..................................................................................................................5
Featured Speakers.........................................................................................................6
Friday Schedule ............................................................................................................ 16
Saturday Schedule .....................................................................................................20
Sunday Schedule ......................................................................................................... 25
Registration Information .......................................................................................... 27
2019 Alumni Awards ..................................................................................................28
Alumni Association Board of Trustees ............................................................30
Past Recipients of Outstanding Alumnus Awards ....................................... 31
Dental Alumni Association Past Presidents ................................................... 32
MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the William F. Slagle Dental Meeting is to advance the delivery of quality dental care by providing the dental team with a premier educational opportunity. In accordance with this mission, the William F. Slagle Dental Meeting is committed to offering extensive continuing education courses, commercial exhibits, and additional educational programs advancing the growth and development of the dental profession.
The William F. Slagle Dental Meeting is sponsored by the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, College of Dentistry Alumni Association. All profits from the William F. Slagle Dental Meeting are used to support dental education programs at the University of Tennessee. Thank you for your support!
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The William F. Slagle Dental Meeting is one of The University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Dentistry’s greatest traditions!
On behalf of the UTHSC College of Dentistry Alumni Association, I want to invite you to join us for the 2019 William F. Slagle Dental Meeting. Your Alumni Association Board and the College of Dentistry staff have planned an outstanding meeting. Bring your staff and learn from outstanding, nationally recognized speakers.
This year, the entire dental team: dentists, hygienists and assistants will have the opportunity to participate in hands-on courses throughout the weekend! In addition, we will have courses geared towards team building, effective communication, office design, TMD, medical emergencies, preventing restorative failures, and the opportunity to re-certify in all the required annual and bi-annual courses needed for licensure. It is the goal of the Slagle Dental Meeting to provide you the very best and most cost-effective continuing education program. In addition, the proceeds from the meeting are given back to the College of Dentistry to further support the faculty and students. The meeting has contributed over two million dollars back to our school!
If this is a reunion year, please contact your classmates and encourage them to join you. The Alumni Association will plan dinners for you, so all you and your classmates need to do is show up.
Be sure to attend our 70’s theme Welcome Party on Friday Night at the headquarter hotel: The Guest House at Graceland. You are guaranteed to have a groovy time! I encourage you to dust off your bell bottoms and platform shoes and to join in the festivities and win the best dressed award! Hors d’oeuvres will be served and the Dentones will be the featured band of the night, so let’s Boogie!
I look forward to seeing you in Memphis and encourage you to participate in your Alumni Association.
Leeby Greenblatt, DDS ‘67President, Dentistry Alumni Association Board
Welcome to the 2019 William F. Slagle Dental Meeting
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General Information
REGISTRATIONOnline registration will be open December 20, 2018 and will remain open until Friday, February 22, 2019! We encourage you to register early and take advantage of the discounted fees for registration by February 2, 2019. Advance registration for all programs is strongly encouraged and appreciated. Check-in for the William F. Slagle Dental Meeting begins Thursday, February 28 at 3:00 pm – 6:00 pm at the Guest House at Graceland and will continue all day Friday and Saturday. All information, name tags, and meal tickets will be held for pick-up at the registration desk. Your registration fee covers your choice of sessions unless otherwise noted, Friday and Saturday lunch, refreshment breaks, continuing education credit, and admission to the Welcome Party on Friday and the Popcorn and a Movie event on Saturday. Go to slagledentalmeeting.com to register online.
You have 2 ways to register:
• Online: slagledentalmeeting.com
• By Phone: 901-448-5386 Monday – Friday at 10:00 am – 2:00 pm (CST) ONLY
CANCELLATION POLICYYou can cancel your registration online on the registration site before February 21, 2018. A $30 processing fee is assessed to ALL refunds and will be deducted from the registration fee paid. In addition to canceling your registration online, please send an email to the UTHSC Continuing Dental Education Office at [email protected] that you have canceled your registration.
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS AND SERVICESPlease make your hotel reservations by phoning the Guest House at Graceland at 1-800-238-2000
Room Block Code:190228WILL_001
Website: slagledentalmeeting.com
You must identify yourself as a participant of the William F. Slagle Dental Meeting to receive the special rate of $140 per night. All room reservations must be made by February 2, 2019. Hotel confirmation will be sent from the Guest House at Graceland. The hotel provides a free shuttle service from the Memphis International Airport to the Hotel. Please note: The William F. Slagle Dental Meeting has been designated as a non-smoking conference.
Location The Guest House at Graceland 3600 Elvis Presley Blvd., Memphis, TN 38116
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CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITThe formal continuing education programs of The University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC) College of Dentistry are accepted by AGD for Fellowship/Mastership credit. The current term of acceptance extends from 11/01/2015 through 12/31/2019. Provider ID #146050
The UTHSC College of Dentistry is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider. ADA CERP is a service of the American Dental Association to assist dental professionals in identifying quality providers of continuing dental education. ADA CERP does not approve or endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry. The current term of approval extends from November 2015 to December 2019.
Courses presented are acceptable by those states that recognize the ADA (CERP) approved and AGD accepted providers. Upon completion of the course and entering your attendance code, each participant will receive a certificate of completion, which includes the name, date of the course, and the credit earned.
Continuing education courses that are presented cover all aspects of the practice of Dentistry including new knowledge that may not be widely accepted by the profession. In so doing, some presentations may include controversial material or commercial reference. Please
be aware that the presentation of such course material should not be considered as an endorsement or approval of a particular philosophy, product, or procedure.
The UTHSC College of Dentistry designates this activity for up to 18 continuing education credits. Up to 18 credit hours may be earned by attending the maximum number of courses, (15 hours), mini-sessions, (2 hours), and breakfast with faculty, (1 hour).
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR DISABILITIES OR DIETARY REQUIREMENTSIf you require special accommodations for a disability or have dietary restrictions, please notify the UTHSC College of Dentistry no later than February 15, 2019. Call 901.448.5386
EXHIBITSThe exhibits will open Friday from 7:30 am to 5:00 pm, and Saturday from 7:30 am to 2:00 pm. Visit the Exhibit area for coffee break stations. The exhibit area has become an important part of our annual event, so visit each exhibitor! Please support our exhibitors by placing orders for your office while at the William F. Slagle Dental Meeting. Raffle drawings will take place at the Welcome Party on Friday night.
General Information (cont.)
Thank You to Our Exhibitors!Show your appreciation by visiting each booth!
Friday, March 1, 7:30 am – 5pm
Saturday, March 2, 7:30 am – 2pm
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Friday, March 1, 2019 | 11:30 am – 1:15 pm
UTHSC Alumni Awards Luncheon
Make plans to join your classmates and fellow UTHSC grads as we honor the College of Dentistry 2019 alumni award recipients: John Covington, DDS recipient of the Outstanding Alumni Award and CHRISTIAN ROSENTHAL, DDS, recipient of the Recent Alumni Award. Chancellor Steve Schwab and Dean James Ragain will attend this special event.
Special seating is arranged for UTHSC Alumni to attend the Awards Luncheon and it is included in your registration fee. Additional lunch tickets for guests are available for purchase at $30 each. Please purchase these tickets in advance. Refer to the registration form for details.
Friday, March 1, 2019 | 5:30 – 8:00 pm
Reunion Party – 70’s Theme Style
The Reunion Party will be combined with the William F. Slagle Welcome Party. If you are not registered for the William F. Slagle Meeting you have to register separately through the UTHSC Office of Alumni Affairs at 901.448.1516.
Saturday, March 2, 2019 | 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
UTHSC COD Scholarship Banquet
The College of Dentistry’s scholarship dinner is being provided to recognize donors for their support and students for their academic achievements. This program is for those who have created endowed scholarships. During this event attendees will have the opportunity to connect with scholarship recipients and learn more about the impact of their generosity. Invitations will be mailed in the near future.
Alumni Events
Register online at slagledentalmeeting.com
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Lois Banta
Through Banta Consulting, Lois provides her expertise to dental practices, both large and small, across the country and internationally. And as a highly sought after speaker on the American Dental Association circuit, the Thomas P. Hinman Dental Meeting and other popular venues, Lois’ seminars are a must for every member of the dental team. Lois also has written monthly columns for Dental Practice Reports and has been a featured writer for the Dental Economics, Australian Dental Journal, Dentistry Today, AGD plus other numerous journals. Lois’ recently published book and DVD series “Secrets to Practice Success” is getting rave reviews. In 2016, Lois was named one of the Top 25 Women in Dentistry and received a Lifetime Achievement Award with AADOM.
Lois Banta is CEO, President and Founder of Banta Consulting, Inc., a company that specializes in all aspects of dental practice management. Lois has almost 40 years of dental experience and consults and speaks nationally and internationally. She is the owner and CEO of The Speaking Consulting Network, member of ADMC (Academy of Dental Management Consultants), NSA (National Speakers Association) and AADPA (American Academy of Dental Practice Administration). To contact Lois: Office, 816.847.2055, Address: 33010 NE Pink Hill Rd, Grain Valley, MO 64029, Emails: [email protected] and [email protected] or check out her websites: www.bantaconsulting.com and www.speakingconsultingnetwork.com
Russell Baer, DDS
Dr. Russell A. Baer was a Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Chicago where he taught implant dentistry in the General Practice Residency and Maxillofacial Prosthodontics program and conducted clinical research in implantology and reconstructive dentistry. Dr. Baer is an active member of the Academy of Osseointegration and the International Congress of Oral Implantologists. He has written numerous articles and lectures both nationally and internationally on implant dentistry. Dr. Baer’s passion for implant dentistry led him to the former Soviet Union, where he founded and serves as Academic Director of the Chicago Center for Advanced Dentistry. The center is the leading training center for oral implantology and advanced dental techniques in the former Soviet Union, with offices in Moscow, Kiev, Vilnius, Almaty and Mumbai India. Through this program many American dentists have had the opportunity to teach and practice implant dentistry in that region of the world. Dr. Baer continues mentoring and educating general dentists on implantology.
Featured Speakers
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David Brand, PhD
Dr. David Brand, PhD is a Research Biologist at the Memphis VA Medical Center and Associate Professor of Medicine and Microbiology, Immunology and Biochemistry, Division of Connective Tissue Diseases/Rheumatology, at the UTHSC College of Medicine. Dr. Brand’s research focuses on the pathogenesis of rheumatic diseases, the complex relationships between regulatory and effector T cells, and how these lymphocytes protect us from autoimmunity. Through his work, he identified how immunogenic T cell determinants in type II collagen regulate autoantibody production and how oral microbes involved in periodontal disease can exacerbate or even trigger autoimmunity, as observed in rheumatoid arthritis.
Lee Ann Brady, DDS
Dr. Lee Ann Brady is a privately practicing dentist and nationally recognized educator, lecturer, and author. With an extensive history in leadership, she is currently Director of Education of the Pankey Institute. Dr. Brady has also developed a vast library of online instruction at leeannbrady.com and restorativenation.com. She practices in Glendale Arizona, and is a member of the editorial board for the Journal of Cosmetic Dentistry, Inside Dentistry and Dentaltown Magazine.
Susan J. Daniel, PhD, RDH
Dr. Daniel attended five educational institutions earning an AAS in Dental Hygiene, BS in Dental Auxiliary Teacher Education, Certificate in Expanded Functions Periodontics, MS in Curriculum and Instruction and a PhD in Clinical Health Sciences. She has held faculty positions at six educational institutions and served as Chair at three.
Her career has included: private practice, education, administration, consulting and speaking. Dr. Daniel authored the first full-color comprehensive textbook for dental hygiene. She has conducted and published original research and serves on the JDH review board. Research interests include: telehealth applications in healthcare delivery, interprofessional education and collaborative care models.
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Featured Speakers (cont.)
Nancy Dewhirst BS, RDH
Nancy Dewhirst presents interactive hands-on workshops, as well as seminars that combine science and practical information nationwide. Topics include OSHA, Infection Control, Ergonomics, Oral Pathology, Emerging Diseases and Biofilms, Instrument Sharpening workshops and Disaster Preparedness. Ms. Dewhirst is consistently listed as one of the nation’s “Leaders in CE”, presenting over 80 seminars yearly. She is a member of the California Dental Association Speakers Bureau, and is a licensed continuing education provider in California. Ms. Dewhirst is Adjunct Faculty at West Coast University, Deptartment of Dental Hygiene. She has had numerous articles published and has contributed to Textbook chapters and several ADA/ANSI and OSAP position papers and posters. Nancy’s career concurrently includes 20 years of private clinical practice and 28 years as an educator.
Mojdeh Dehghan, DDS
Dr. Mojdeh Dehghan is currently an Associate Professor, and Associate Director Division of Esthetic Dentistry in the Restorative Dentistry Department, at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Dentistry and has over 25 years of private practice experience. Dr. Dehghan holds several national leadership positions, including member of the Board of Directors for the American Association of Women Dentists (2017-2018), the AAWD representative for the American Dental Association Diversity and Inclusion Committee (2016-2017), and a member of the University Relations Committee of the American Association of Cosmetic Dentistry (2014-2016).
In 2016, Dr. Dehghan was selected to serve on the Academy of General Dentistry/Glasko Taskforce “to determine guidelines for detection and treatment of tooth erosion”. She has received several national awards for her research and service including the 2015 AAWD Proctor and Gamble/ Gillette Hayden Memorial Foundation Research Award and Grant, and the 2015 American Dental Association Council of Dental Education and Licensure Scholarship and Award, and the University of Tennessee Research Foundation Maturation Fund in 2017 and 2018.
Her recent articles have been published in several professional dental journals including the Journal of General Dentistry, Journal of Cosmetic Dentistry, Journal of Dental Education, Journal of Dental Research and Inside Dentistry.
She is a dental consultant for several rehabilitation and treatment centers for patients with Eating Disorders in Tennessee and a frequent presenter of continuing dental education courses for Dentists and Dental Hygienist on “Dental Manifestation of Eating Disorders”, “Treatment options and preventions of tooth erosion”, and “CAD/CAM Technology” at local and national dental association meetings.
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L. Whitney Howerton, RDH, MDH
L. Whitney Howerton is the Clinical Education Manager for American Eagle Instruments/Young Dental. Whitney has shown her dedication to the dental hygiene profession through multiple leadership roles on a local, state, and national level. She completed her Master’s in Dental Hygiene from the University of Tennessee Health Science Center. Whitney worked full time as a clinical and didactic instructor teaching a wide variety of courses including local anesthesia, head, neck, and dental anatomy, special patient care, and advanced instrumentation. Whitney has been featured in familiar dental hygiene publications like Access and Dimensions of Dental Hygiene. She is a past recipient of the Esther Wilkins Future Leader award and a proud member of the ADHA and ADEA. Whitney enjoys speaking professionally in many settings and is eager to share her love for American Eagle Instruments with you!
Anastasios Karydis, DDS, MS, PhD
Dr Karydis is an Associate Professor of Periodontology at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Dentistry and Adjunct Faculty at the Biomedical Engineering Program at the University of Memphis. Through his collaboration with the Memphis VA Medical Center, he studies the common pathogenetic mechanisms that link periodontitis with autoimmune arthritis. His areas of interest include guided bone regeneration with novel nanofiber membranes, the link between periodontal and systemic chronic diseases, and the role of interprofessional collaboration in the management of multiborbidity patients with chronic oral infections and concurrent chronic systemic diseases.
Jerry McKinney, DDS
Dr. McKinney is an Assistant Professor and Group Leader in the Department of General Practice Dentistry at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Dentistry. He is also the Director of the UTHSC College of Dentistry Expanded Function Dental Auxilliary Program within the Office of Continuing Dental Education. Dr. McKinney is a 1984 graduate of the University of Tennessee College of Dentistry. Prior to joining the UTHSC College of Dentistry Faculty, Dr. McKinney practiced dentistry for 34 years in Fayetteville, TN.
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Featured Speakers (cont.)
Beth Mobilian, RDH, BA, MEd
Beth Mobilian, RDH, BA, MEd received her dental hygiene education at Indiana University School of Dentistry. With 30 years of clinical private practice experience, she began as an adjunct instructor at Concorde Career College. Receiving her MEd degree in Education from Christian Brothers University, she was promoted to Dental Hygiene Program Director at Concorde. Since 2014, she has served as Clinical Coordinator and Assistant Professor in the Department of Dental Hygiene at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Dentistry. Currently, she is an instructor in clinic theory, clinical practice, and local anesthesia courses. She holds certifications in Laser Dentistry, CPR instruction, and is an active member of ADHA, serving as delegate for the state of Tennessee. Her interests lie in clinical research, faculty calibration, and clinical methodology.
Jim Montgomery
A native Memphian, Jim Montgomery was a graduate of Briarcrest High School and finished his upper education at Montreat-Anderson College, NC and The University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa. After working as a district sales manager selling hardware, Jim finally fulfilled a life-long dream of opening his own business, so in 1989, he found investors, created a C Corp, sold stock, and started from scratch building his own IT business, Telelink, Inc. After selling a computer to News Radio 600 WREC in Memphis, the general manager asked him to host his own computer radio show for six months. After the success of the show, his contract was renewed for a total of almost 14 years. Also writing a weekly computer article for “The Memphis Business Journal” for three years with a circulation of over 100,000, and being a regular weekly guest on FOX 13 Good Morning Memphis for almost four years, Jim has an ability to take complicated issues and communicate them so others can easily understand the technical issues of a problem.
Jeff Okeson, DMD
Dr. Jim Okeson is Professor, Division Chief and Director of the Orofacial Pain Program, which he established in 1977. Dr. Okeson has more than 240 publications in the area of TM disorders and orofacial pain in various national and international journals. He has authored two textbooks on TM disorders and orofacial pain, which have been translated into eleven different languages. Dr. Okeson is a very sought after lecturer on the subject of TMD orofacial pain and has presented more than 1200 invited lectures on the subject of TMD and orofacial pain in all 50 states and in 57 different countries.
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Daniel Pompa, DDS
Dr. Daniel Pompa, is an Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon. He is a Fellow in both the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons and the International Congress of Oral Implantologists.
He has been a guest speaker at Columbia University College of Dental Medicine and New York University College of Dentistry. Dan is now a guest speaker at the University of Florida College of Dentistry, New York University College of Dentistry, Boston University Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine, University of Maryland School of Dentistry, University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine and will soon be presenting at Midwestern University College of Dental Medicine-Arizona and the University of Tennessee College of Dental Medicine.
Dr. Pompa is an author with four courses on-line and has published in journals such as: The Journal of the American Dental Association, Dentistry Today and the New York State Journal of the Academy of General Dentistry. He has been featured as a Seminar Series Speaker/Consultant for the American Dental Association. Dr. Pompa is now a Colgate Speaker and has a course “Medical Emergencies in the Dental Practice” on the Colgate Website. In the December 2017 issue of Dentistry Today, Dr. Pompa was cited as a “Leader in Continuing Education for 2018”. He has presented over 500 lectures both Nationally and Internationally
Lynn Russell, RDH, BSDH, MEd, EdD
Lynn is a graduate of the Dental Hygiene class of 1975 and completed her BSDH in 1977. She has over 25 years of private practice experience and worked both in Community and Preventive Dentistry and the Dental Hygiene Department at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center. She received her MEd from Christian Brothers University and her EdD in Leadership, with a concentration in Adult Education, from the University of Memphis. Lynn launched the Dental Hygiene program for Concorde Career College, a proprietary school with 16 campuses, and in 2013 became the Director of Teaching and Professional Development for the Concorde group. The program she developed there is now on eight of their campuses. Sharing her expertise, she also wrote a dental hygiene program for a school in East Tennessee. Currently, Lynn is the Chair of the Department of Dental Hygiene and the Interim Program Director for the Master’s of Dental Hygiene program at UTHSC. She is an editor for Gavin Publishing’s Journal of Dental Sciences and is active in the Memphis Dental Hygienist’s Association and the Tennessee Dental Hygienist’s Association having served as Trustee for District 9. Currently, Lynn is the President-Elect and will serve as the President of the TNDHA in 2017- 2018.
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Indra Sandal, PhD, MBA
Dr. Sandal has led multidisciplinary clinical and research teams, and the development of the mouse model for identifying genetic linkage between rheumatoid arthritis and periodontal disease. She has presented in multiple national conferences, holds 17 patent inventions and is author of several peer-reviewed publications. She has built valued alliances with multiple universities, non-profit organizations, and companies, leading transformational initiatives in areas of innovation, operations, strategic planning and business development across large integrated healthcare delivery system. She serves as strategic advisor and partner to medical experts, coaching and mentoring investees, clinicians and researchers.
James. F. Simon
Dr. Simon is a Professor in the Department of General Dentistry at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Dentistry in Memphis, Tn where he is the Director of the Division of Operative Dentistry and Director Division of Esthetic Dentistry. A 1969 Graduate of the University of Iowa, College of Dentistry, he served two years in the United States Navy (1969-1971) and was in private practice in Orlando, FL (1971-1979). Prior to his present appointment, he served on the faculty of Louisiana State University College of Dentistry, New Orleans, LA (1979-1986) as well as the University of the Pacific School of Dentistry, San Francisco, CA, where he was appointed Chair, Department of Operative Dentistry (1989- 2000). He was Chair of Restorative Dentistry at UTHSC COD from 2000 to 2003. He is an author of over 100 articles and has done over 200 presentations.
Featured Speakers (cont.)
David R. Sain, DDS, MS
After attaining a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree at the University of Tennessee Dental School, Dr. Sain completed his formal dental education in 1982 with a Master’s Degree in Orthodontics. Over the past 35 years, he has enjoyed a successful practice of orthodontics in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Dr. Sain has taught at Vanderbilt Medical School’s Dental Division as an Assistant Professor of Orthodontics, as well as had articles published in leading orthodontic journals. For the last 14 years, serving as Chairman of the Tennessee Dental Association’s Dental Professionals Wellness Committee, Dr. Sain has studied and gained extensive knowledge concerning substance abuse issues, and has had articles published on subjects such as “Genetics of Chemical Dependency” and “Interoffice Intervention for Chemical Dependency.” Having recently sold his orthodontic practice, his main focus now is serving as the Director of the Wellness Committee Program.
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Michael Unthank, DDS, NCARB
Dr. Unthank is an architect, as well as a dentist, and the owner of Unthank Design Group, an award-winning planning, architecture and interior design firm providing services exclusively to the dental professions. He is an invited lecturer for major international dental meetings and has designed thousands of dental offices throughout the United States and Canada. He has written articles for and been featured in numerous dental publications including The Journal of the American Dental Association. He is a member of the ADA, the AGD, the AIA and the NCARB.
Waletha Wasson, DDS, MPA, MS, MAGD
Dr. Waletha Wasson is a 1979 graduate of the UTHSC College of Dentistry. She has over 39 years of clinical experiences with nine years in a free-standing ambulatory health care facility and 30 years in academia. She has been the course director of several courses; remains active in undergraduate courses, research, publications, and referee for several journals; and presenter at conferences. Dr. Wasson is an Associate Professor in the Department of General Dentistry and Program Director of the 21st Century Initiative: Oral-Systemic and Population-Based Health for All. Dr. Wasson has been awarded several honors in service, education, and scholarly activities.
Dave Weber
Dave Weber is an internationally recognized speaker, humorist, and two-time bestselling author helping people make progress on purpose. Weber’s client list reads like a “Who’s Who” of Corporate America, including companies like Nike, Fed-Ex, AT&T, Sherwin Williams, Coca-Cola, and hundreds more. He has spoken to tens of thousands of education and school business personnel as well as dental professionals from all 50 states. Dave’s been invited numerous times to great meetings like: AAOMS, The Hinman, ADA, Chicago Mid-Winter, The Shulman Group, Yankee Dental Congress, Greater New York, California Dental, 100+ Seattle Study Clubs — dozens of state dental conferences, specialty practices and dental support organizations — from California to the Carolinas! Dave and his wife Tina live in Marietta, GA and are the proud parents of two young adults.
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Featured Speakers (cont.)
David Wright, BS, MD
Dr. Wright is an Internist, Board Certified, Associate Professor in Internal Medicine at the UTHSC College of Medicine (1985-2014), has delivered tangible results to thousands of patients through a science-based, practical approach for the prevention of heart attack, stroke, and diabetes. He was recognized for his work with the Memphis Business Journal Health Care Hero finalist award (2012). His passion for addressing the cardiometabolic epidemic triggered his 2014 transition from internist with passion for teaching medical students and residents and becoming medical director of Adventia and national speaker, helping his peers understand and apply the science preventive personalized medicine.
Hubert T. Chen, PhD
Since 2015, Hubert Chen envisioned the concept of Affinity Laboratory Group with the aspiration of transforming two highly reputable local laboratories into the digital age of dental laboratory technology. By summer of 2016, Jackson Dental Labs (Memphis, TN) and Poole Dental Laboratory (Jackson, TN) were fully integrated with the newest digital crown and bridge technologies with in-house design and milling capabilities for fixed and implant restorations. Although operating independently, the collectively 90+ years of experience between partners David Jackson and Michael Poole have guided the group to excel and continuously search for better ways to create more beautiful and natural smiles.
Mini-Session Speakers
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David Stose
As an expert in his field, Dave has given multiple talks on the importance of managing a dental practice’s real estate. His knowledge and experience in dental real estate allows him to share insight into the current commercial real estate market and speak to the unique real estate needs and concerns of dentists.
Through his over 13 years working with dental clients in Tennessee, Dave gained a deep understanding of the importance real estate plays in his clients’ success. Dave’s experience in the Tennessee market allows him to help dental clients choose the right location by considering demographics, market trends, and their project budget. He, also, has extensive knowledge of office design, office remodels/expansions, and the overall construction process.
Dave is a licensed commercial real estate broker and Managing Director for Crown Tenant Advisors responsible for dental, medical, and veterinary tenant and buyer representation in Tennessee.
April M. Scales
April Scales is an inspiring business advisor who is passionate about delivering world class service. A proud graduate of the University of Memphis and resident of Germantown, April is committed to positively impacting the financial health of medical professionals everywhere. She builds meaningful relationships with individuals, practice owners, and partners within the community.
April joined Bank of America in August 2007 with a background in financial investments. She is the dedicated Business HealthCare Banker in the West Tennessee Market and coordinates with a team of specialists devoted specifically to the field of dentistry.
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Friday, March 1, 2019 Schedule
FRIDAY AT A GLANCE7:00 am – 5:30 pmRegistration Desk OpenMain Lobby
7:15 – 8:15 am Exhibitor Sponsored Mini-Session: Bank of
America-Structuring Your Practice for Success April M. Scales 1 hour CE
8:30 am – 4:30 pmHands-On Course: DENTISTS ONLYIntroduction to Implant SurgeryRuss Baer, DDS6 hours CE
8:30 – 11:30 amAvoiding Restorative Failure Lee Ann Brady, DMD3 hours CE
8:30 – 11:30 amDental Office Design: Where Dentistry and Architecture MergeMichael Unthank, DDS, NCARB3 hours CE
8:30 – 11:30 amSome Days You’re the Pigeon…Some Days, the Statue! Dave Weber 3 hours CE
11:30 am – 1:30 pm UT Alumni Awards and Reunion Luncheon (included when registered for the meeting as an Alumni. Additional Guest is $30.00)
11:30 am – 1:30 pmConference Luncheon (included in registration)
1:30 – 4:30 pmHands-On Courses – DENTAL ASSISTANTS-ONLY! – CEREC for the Dental AssistantMojdeh Dehghan, DDS and James F. Simon, DDS, MEd**This course is located at UTHSC College of Dentistry-875 Union Avenue. Just 10 minutes from the headquarter hotel/meeting site.***3 hours CE
1:30 – 4:30 pmTop Clinical Tips for Esthetic Success Lee Ann Brady, DMD
1:30 – 4:30 pmDental Office Design: Where Dentistry and Architecture Merge (repeater from AM course) Michael Unthank3 hours CE
1:30 – 4:30 pmSome Days You’re the Pigeon…Some Days, the Statue! (repeater from AM course)Dave Weber 3 hours CE
5:30 – 8:00 pm 70’s Theme Welcome Party for All Registrants and GuestsThe Guest House Graceland**Attendees are encouraged to dress in 70’s attire. Best Dressed Award will be given**Sponsored by UTHSC Development and Alumni Office
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FRIDAY – COURSE DETAILS7:15 – 8:15 amBank of America Featured Speaker: Thanyi Muir 1 hour CE
This course is designed to provide a summary of the various routes for structuring both new and existing practices. It will provide an overview of the resources available to open a new practice and also share common ways to expand an existing practice. The course will share information on the tools available to monitor and track the progress of your practice to help you achieve specific targets based on your market and personal goals. Whether joining an existing practice as a partner, purchasing a practice already operating, or starting your very own practice, this course will give you valuable information on how to make your next step a Successful step.
8:30 – 4:30 PMHands-On Course: DENTISTS ONLYIntroduction to Implant SurgeryRuss Baer, DDS6 hours CE
This full day course will give the participants the information they need to start their implant placement journey. Topics to be covered will be: implant demographics, diagnosis and treatment planning the potential Implant candidate. The course will also discuss pre-implant therapy including socket grafting techniques, digital treatment planning and techniques for placement, basic posterior implant diagnosis and placement, basic anterior implant diagnosis and treatment planning and restorative review of implant restorations.
Learning Objectives:• Identify the implant candidate
• Develop a proper treatment plan
• Perform pre-implant therapy including socket grafting
• Be able to place a basic posterior implant
• Identify the need for advanced concepts
8:30 – 11:30 am Avoiding Restorative Failure Featured speaker: Lee Ann Brady, DMD3 hours CE
One of the things we dread in dentistry is case failure, and we loose sleep and stomach lining worrying about it. Cases fail for a multitude of reasons; some minor while others can be major disasters. The underlying cause can be esthetic, functional, biologic or sometimes behavioral. A large majority of failures can be predicted before a case begins, but we don’t look for the warning signs. This program will look at risk assessment in all four areas, and present a systematic approach for examination, diagnosis and treatment planning designed to minimize surprises and maximize case success.
Learning Objectives:• Esthetic evaluation and risk management
• Understanding and managing functional risk
• Managing caries risk
• Creating patient ownership
8:30 – 11:30 am Dental Office Design: Where Dentistry and Architecture Merge Featured speaker: Michael Unthank 3 hours CE
This day-long comprehensive course is intended for those planning a change in their office environment. The rationale for the successful design of every component of the practice and their interrelationships will be discussed and photographically illustrated. All aspects of new construction as well as remodeling will be covered from site selection to developing the end-of-project Punch List.
Learning Objectives: • Developing the team of professionals to assist with
realizing the office of your dreams
• Selecting the space or site appropriate for your needs
• Zoning your office based on the varying needs for privacy
• Understanding what documents are necessary to avoid Change Orders
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Friday, March 1, 2019 Schedule (cont.)
8:30 – 11:30 am Some Days You’re the Pigeon...Some Days, the Statue! Featured speaker: Dave Weber 3 hours CE
Boy, truer words were never spoken! Come prepared to laugh and learn as one of our country’s funniest and most sought-after dental speakers discusses what many doctors and staff feel is the most challenging part of their practice — THE PEOPLE! Dr’s and patients... Dr’s and staff... staff and patients… staff and staff… (heck, even husbands and wives… parents and children) Relationships! It all boils down to relationships. Come discover the secret to making progress on purpose in all of your relationships and the amazing impact that our communication has on the culture and climate of a practice or home.
Learning Objectives: • Discover the 6 most powerful words in the English
language and when to use them
• Learn the secret to bringing out the best in the people we work with and patients we serve
• Develop a proven process for drawing people closer
1:30 – 4:30 pmTop Clinical Tips for Esthetic Success Lee Ann Brady, DMD3 hours CE
Esthetic dentistry is changing at a rapid pace. Being successful and efficient is about staying on top of the newest trends and clinical tips. In this program Dr. Brady will present the top clinical tips and techniques she is teaching in the area of esthetics. Some are old tried and true approaches that remain successful, while others introduce brand new materials and approaches.
Learning Objectives:• Anterior composite layering
• Anterior Implant esthetics
• Tissue management and impressions
• Provisionalization
1:30 – 4:30 pmDental Office Design: Where Dentistry and Architecture Merge Featured speaker: Michael Unthank 3 hours CE
See course description and learning objectives on previous page.
1:30 – 4:30 pm Some Days You’re the Pigeon...Some Days, the Statue! Featured speaker: Dave Weber 3 hours CE
This is a repeat course from the Friday morning session.
1:30 – 4:30 pmHands-On CEREC Training for Dental Assistants Mojdeh Dehghan, DDS and James F. Simon, DDS, MEd3 hours CE
CAD/CAM Dentistry is becoming common part in many dental practices. There are some parts of the process that can be delegated to a trained Dental Assistant. This hands-on course will introduce the dental assistant to some of the basic steps in the imaging and fabrication of a chair side restoration. This will include the process of imaging and design of the restoration, allowing the dentist to do more productive procedures.
Learning Objectives:• Participants will learn the advantages of digital
impressions
• Participants will learn to evaluate the proper design for a CAD/CAM restoration
• Participants will learn the software for digital design of restorations
• Participants will be introduced to restoration and bonding material selection
• Participants will picture, design, and mill restorations using CEREC Omnicam and the latest software
THIS YEAR’S GROOVY EVENTS INCLUDE:
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Friday, March 15:30 – 8:00 pm 70s Theme Welcome Party for All Registrants and GuestsThe Guest House at Graceland
6:30 pm Social Event: Popcorn and a Movie: 70s Style 70sTHEMED
EVENTSss
FRIDAY, MARCH 1 | 5:30 – 8:00 pm The Guest House at Graceland
Prizes will be raffled during the Welcome Party. Make sure to attend, for your chance to win!
SATURDAY, MARCH 26:30 pm
THIS YEAR’S GROOVY EVENTS INCLUDE:
70’s Style
Saturday, March 2, 2019 Schedule
SATURDAY AT A GLANCE7:00 – 8:15 amBreakfast & Learn with UT Faculty: What is Your Value to Healthcare? Susan J. Daniels, PhD, RDH1 hour CE
8:30 am – 4:30 pmWhat Every Dentist Needs to Know About Temporomandibular Disorders Jeffrey P. Okeson, DMD6 hours CE
8:30 am – 4:30 pmActions and Algorithms for Medical Emergencies: How to Save a Life, Including Your OwnDaniel Pompa, DDS6 hours CE
8:30 – 11:30 am Anatomy of a Winning Team Lois Banta 3 hours CE
8:30 – 11:30 amChemical Dependency, Prescription Writing and the Opioid Epidemic David Sain, DDS3 hours CE (course repeated on Sunday)
8:30 – 11:30 amCPR Certification and Re-Certification Beth Mobilian, RDH, MEd and Lynn Russell, RDH, BSDH, Med, EdD*Additional Fee*3 hours CE
8:30 – 11:30 amHands-On Course: DENTAL HYGIENISTS ONLYHigh Tech, Light Touch: Hands-on with XP Sharpen-Free InstrumentationL. Whitney Howerton, RDH, MDH3 hours CE
11:30 am – 1:00 pm Conference Lunch
12:20 – 1:20 pm Exhibitor Sponsored Mini-Session: Crown Tenant Advisors- Improving Your Practice’s Bottom Line via Real EstateDavid Stose1 hour CE
12:20 – 1:20 pm Exhibitor Sponsored Mini-Session: Affinity Laboratory Group - Anterior Restoration: Material Choices, Preparation Philosophy & Design Principles Hubert T. Chen, PhD1 hour CE
1:30 – 4:30 pm Hands-On Course: DENTAL ASSISTANTS ONLYA Review of Dental Materials for the Dental Assistant Jerry McKinney, DDS3 hours CE
1:30 – 4:30 pm High Impact Communications: Words to Use and Words to LoseLois Banta 3 hours CE
1:30 – 4:30 pmHands-On: DENTAL HYGIENISTS ONLYFinishing and Polishing Direct Tooth-Colored Restorative Materials: From the Perspective of a Dental HygienistWaletha Wasson, DDS, MPA, MS, MAGD*This course is located off campus: UTHSC Campus- Humphrey’s General Education Bldg. – 8 South Dunlap St. 10 minutes from the headquarter meeting site.**3 hours CE
1:30 – 4:30 pm OSHA and Infection Control Nancy Dewhirst, RDH, BS3 hours CE
6:30 pm Social Event: Popcorn and a Movie: 70’s Style
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SATURDAY – COURSE DETAILS7:00 – 8:15 amBreakfast and Learn with UTHSC Faculty: What is Your Value to Healthcare? Susan J. Daniels, PhD, RDH1 hour CE
This presentation will engage participants in a reflective assessment of preventive and therapeutic oral care through presentation, individual assessment and small group discussion. The role of an oral health preventive specialist on an interprofessional team and use of telehealth will be explored.
Learning Objectives: • Assess practice patterns, successes and self-worth at this
stage in your professional career
• Think about your role on an interprofessional team composed of the following healthcare providers: internal medicine physician, cardiologist, nurse practitioner, physical therapist, occupational therapist, pharmacist, social worker and radiologist
• Develop steps you could take to be part of this team
• Discuss the role of telehealth during patient assessment with the interprofessional team listed in objective #2.
8:30 am – 4:30 pmWhat Every Dentist Needs to Know About Temporomandibular Disorders Jeffrey P. Okeson, DMD6 hours CE
Temporomandibular disorders (TMD) are a group of musculoskeltal disorders of the masticatory system. These disorders are responsible for the second most common pain complaint seen in the dental office. Therefore, every dentist should have a sound understanding of TMD so that the most appropriate care will be selected for the patient. This presentation will define the relationship between occlusion and TMD, as well as describe muscle and joint disorders, along with management strategies for each. The appropriate use of occlusal appliances will be discussed and whether it is appropriate to follow up with dental care
Learning Objectives: • To identify those pain disorders that will likely respond to
your therapy from those that will not
• Describe the relationship between occlusion, bruxism and temporomandibular disorders
• To learn what is the most favorable orthopedically stable relationship between the occlusion and condylar position for prosthodontic and orthodontic therapies
• To learn what is the appropriate use of occlusal appliance therapy for muscle pain and joint pain.
8:30 am – 4:30 pmActions and Algorithms for Medical Emergencies: How to Save a Life, Including Your OwnDaniel Pompa, DDS6 hours CE
There are more medically compromised patients coming to our offices than ever before. Acquire “up to the minute” actions for dealing with a medical emergency while challenging preconceived or outdated ideas. The course will discuss the prevention, preparation, recognition and management of medical emergencies. A step-by-step medical approach using basic physical diagnostic methods is reviewed, giving the attendee a clear understanding of these medical findings.
We will explore the “Conversational History” and how it will uncover medical issues not revealed by the standard health history form. Additionally, the participant will learn simple, non-invasive critical tests that can reduce overall risks. We clearly delineate indications for emergency drug use and proper dosages, as well as demonstrate how to assemble and maintain an ideal emergency drug kit. The newest techniques for drug administration will be shown for participants to hone their skills utilizing simulation models and real drugs. Attendees will receive and review color-coded instructional cards depicting the most common life-threatening situations with algorithms providing an easy to follow action plan for both dentist and team members. We will also review the legal and moral obligations that are presented during a medical crisis.
Learning Objectives: • Discover three simple chair-side, non-invasive tests to
help avoid an emergency
• Recognize the most frequent life-threatening emergencies and know when and why they occur
• Review a systematic approach to treat the most common life-threatening scenarios
• Learn how to develop a plan for the office team when dealing with a crisis event
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Saturday, March 2, 2019 Schedule (cont.)
• Determine when to administer the essential “Top 10” emergency drugs
• Understand legal and moral obligations presented by medical emergencies
8:30 – 11:30 am Anatomy of a Winning Team…A Recipe for Success Lois Banta 3 hours CE
This course is designed to identify team challenges in attitudes and work performance and offer concrete, positive solutions to re-motivating and re-energizing one and all. Together we will identify the symptoms of an unhappy practice and/or and under-appreciated team and doctor. Sometimes the solutions are right in front of you.
Learning Objectives: • Creating contagious positive attitudes• Simplifying systems and protocols for team development• Design and implement effective morning huddles and
team meetings
8:30 – 11:30 amChemical Dependency, Prescription Writing and the Opioid Epidemic David Sain, DDS3 hours CE (course repeated on Sunday)
The lecture will cover the state of the opioid crisis in the United States, the pathway and effects of substance use disorder (SUD), prudent prescription writing in the dental office, and how to deal with patients that appear to have a SUD.
Learning Objectives: • Understand today’s opioid crisis
• Comprehend why dental professionals are at risk for abuse and dependency
• Review the pathway and effects of SUD
• Know appropriate pain management
• Learn how to deal with drug seekers
8:30 – 11:30 amCPR Certification and Re-Certification Beth Mobilian, RDH, MEd and Lynn Russell, RDH, BSDH, Med, EdD*$50 Additional Fee*3 hours CE
The CPR certification course presents the American Heart Association health care provider course and providers certification for a period of two years. The course will offer both a lecture and practice on CPR mannequins.
Certification topics to be covered include background information about heart disease, risk factors, prudent heart living, heart-lung function, management of foreign body airway obstruction and adult and pediatric resuscitation. Instruction will include a review of all background material, new material and new methods, as well as supervised mannequin and AED practice and assessment.
The above course is also offered on Sunday.
8:30 – 11:30 amHands-On Course: DENTAL HYGIENISTS ONLYHigh Tech, Light Touch: Hands-on with XP Sharpen-Free InstrumentationL. Whitney Howerton, RDH, MDH3 hours CE
Instrumentation can play an integral role in patient comfort, quality of care, and career longevity. High Tech, Light Touch engages course participants by training them in an innovative technology not traditionally taught while completing a dental hygiene program. New techniques may easily be integrated immediately into a practice setting, improving ergonomics and patient satisfaction.
Learning Objectives: • Gain confidence in the basics of general hand
instrumentation and ergonomic principles needed to deliver quality patient care
• Recognize the benefits of a modified instrumentation technique while actively experiencing sharpen-free instrumentation
• Appreciate the metallurgic properties of various hand instruments, including American Eagle Instruments’ unique instrument patterns
• Implement proper instrument maintenance and sterilization recommended by the CDC and OSHA
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12:20 – 1:20 pm Exhibitor Sponsored Mini-Session: Crown Tenant Advisors- Improving Your Practice’s Bottom Line via Real EstateDavid Stose1 hour CE
This presentation helps dentists identify new ways to think about their real estate in a manageable way. They will learn how best practices and strategies in commercial real estate can impact the practice, protect valuable time, and most importantly, improve the bottom line. They will gain insight into the current commercial real estate market and what concessions are being offered. They will understand how reports such as demographics, competition studies, and referral source studies can improve their practice management and marketing. They will also gain insight on how to restructure a current lease with key clauses and economic factors to save money and mitigate risk for their dental practice.
Learning Objectives: • Understand how commercial real estate impacts your
practice’s profitability
• Determine if it’s better to lease or own real estate
• Gain insight into the current commercial real estate market
• Learn what reports can improve your practice management by giving insight into demographics and competition
• Understand how to restructure a current lease. Identify what economic factors and risk factors are in your current lease
• Learn strategies to leverage your real estate for success
12:20 – 1:20 pm Exhibitor Sponsored Mini-Session: Anterior Restoration- Material Choices, Preparation Philosophy, and Design PrinciplesHubet T. Chen, PhD1 hour CE
Learning Objectives: • Become more familiar with the most recent materials in
the market
• Pitfalls in case preparation and implant placement
• Design principles and partnerships with your laboratory
8:30 – 11:30 amHands-On Course: DENTAL ASSISTANTS ONLYA Review of Dental Materials for the Dental Assistant Jerry McKinney, DDS3 hours CE
This course is a review of the dental materials commonly used in the general dental practice. The primary audience for this course consists of dental assistants. Dental hygienists are also welcomed to attend. The course will consist of three hours of lecture and one hour of hands on manipulation of the materials.
The lectures will be an overview of the primary classes of dental materials including physical, chemical and mechanical properties and the interaction of basic materials with the biological system. Indications/contra-indications and proper use of the materials will be discussed. Dental materials recently introduced to the dental market, such as the bioactive restorative materials, will also be reviewed. The hands-on portion of the course will be a self-paced activity in which the students will be mixing and applying various restorative materials, dental impression materials, and luting cements.
Learning Objectives: • Understand and discuss terminology relating to materials
science and the physical and mechanical properties of dental biomaterials
• Describe the primary types of dental biomaterials on the basis of composition, structure, and biocompatibility
• Select appropriate dental biomaterials for clinical applications
• Discuss the various types of dental restorative materials including resin composites, cast metal alloys, ceramics, glass ionomers, acrylics, bioactive restoratives, and dental amalgam in terms of basic composition, and clinical applications
• Discuss the various types of dental impression materials in terms of composition, mixing, and clinical applications
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Saturday, March 2, 2019 Schedule (cont.)
1:30 – 4:30 pm High Impact Communications: Words to Use and Words to LoseLois Banta 3 hours CE
Have you ever felt as though your communication wasn’t effective? In this course you will learn failsafe ways to communicate with patients, office team, and each other. Learn the key do say/don’t say strategies that can result in case acceptance, timely payments, and effective scheduling.
Learning Objectives: • Implement effective communication guidelines for
scheduling and reducing open time
• Discuss financial arrangements
• Communicate when you collect from patients and insurance companies
• Discuss treatment plans, diagnoses, etc.
• Handle objections
• Manage handoffs from clinical staff to administrative staff and vice versa
• Turn patient needs into wants at key communication moments
1:30 – 4:30 pmHands-On: DENTAL HYGIENISTS ONLYFinishing and Polishing Direct Tooth-Colored Restorative Materials: From the Perspective of a Dental HygienistWaletha Wasson, DDS, MPA, MS, MAGD*This course is located off campus: UTHSC Campus- Humphrey’s General Education Bldg. – 8 South Dunlap St. 10 minutes from the headquarter meeting site.*3 hours CE
Credit is given for the application of the concepts, principles, procedures, and techniques of finishing and polishing direct tooth-colored restorative materials. The course is presented in a lecture and participatory (hands-on) pre-clinical setting for the transferences of skills to the therapeutic care of patients’ direct tooth-colored restorations.
Learning Objectives: • Understand the importance of using appropriate
finishing and polishing direct tooth-colored restorative materials to prevent damage to the surrogate surface.
• Understand the selection process of appropriate armamentarium and instrumentation for finishing and polishing techniques and procedures.
• Demonstrate proper finishing and polishing of direct tooth-colored restorative materials to ensure smooth surface topography for the reduction of plaque adhesion, gingival irritation, and secondary caries.
• Demonstrate that finishing and polishing techniques and procedures enhance patient’s dentition of improved form, function, comfort, and esthetics to invoke a favorable treatment result.
• Develop a comprehensive strategy of the importance of correct finishing and polishing of direct tooth-colored restorative restorations to lessen plaque accumulation (biofilm), stain resistance, and wear resistance for increased longevity of the restoration and improved oral-systemic health.
1:30 – 4:30 pm OSHA and Infection Control Nancy Dewhirst, RDH, BS3 hours CE
Managing all aspects of your office safety can be confusing. This class focuses your efforts on what you need for your written and practical OSHA program, with an emphasis on today’s infection control challenges. reviews and updates OSHA-required training topics for ordinary and extraordinary situations, including general safety issues such as physical and chemical risks, infectious disease transmission and control, hazard communication and waste. Attendees learn ways improve the effectiveness of Standard Precautions, while adjusting for higher risks such as aerosol transmitted diseases (ATD’s). Handouts and references are provided.
Learning Objectives: • Update knowledge of important disease risks and Post
Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP)
• Analyze Standard Precautions and their limitations
• Prepare to implement Respiratory Hygiene / Cough Etiquette and screening for aerosol transmitted diseases
•`Discuss challenges of sharps and waste management
• Improve effectiveness of environmental asepsis including dental waterline management
• Maximize Instrument reprocessing efforts
6:30 pm Social Event: Popcorn and a Movie: 70’s Style
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Sunday, March 3, 2019 Schedule
SUNDAY – COURSE DETAILS8:30 – 11:30 amChemical Dependency. Prescription Writing and the Opioid Epidemic David Sain, DDS3 hours CE
The lecture will cover the state of the opioid crisis in the United States, the pathway and effects of substance use disorder (SUD), prudent prescription writing in the dental office, and how to deal with patients that appear to have a SUD.
Learning Objectives: • Understand today’s opioid crisis
• Comprehend why dental professionals are at risk for abuse and dependency
• Review the pathway and effects of SUD
• Know appropriate pain management
• Learn how to deal with drug seekers
This course is also offered on Saturday.
8:30 – 11:30 am CPR Certification and Re-Certification Beth Mobilian, RDH, MEd and Lynn Russell, RDH, BSDH, MEd, EdD*$50 Additional Fee*3 hours CE
The CPR certification course presents the American Heart Association health care provider course and providers certification for a period of two years. The course will offer both a lecture and practice on CPR mannequins.
Certification topics to be covered include background information about heart disease, risk factors, prudent heart living, heart-lung function, management of foreign body airway obstruction and adult and pediatric resuscitation. Instruction will include a review of all background material, new material and new methods, as well as supervised mannequin and AED practice and assessment.
The above course is also offered on Saturday.
SUNDAY AT A GLANCE8:30 – 11:30 amChemical Dependency. Prescription Writing and the Opioid Epidemic David Sain, DDS3 hours CE
8:30 – 11:30 amCPR Certification and Re-Certification Beth Mobilian, RDH, MEd and Lynn Russell, RDH, BSDH, MEd, EdD3 hours CE
8:30 – 11:30 am OSHA and Infection Control Nancy Dewhirst, RDH, BS3 hours CE
8:30 – 11:30 amTechnology: Friend or Foe Jim Montgomery 3 hours CE
8:30 – 11:30 amCan a Medical Problem have a Dental Solution? Updates on Oral Infections, Cardiometabolic and Rheumatic Diseases Link: An Interdisciplinary Collaboration for Oral/Systemic HealthDavid Brand, BS, PhD, Anastasios Karydis, DDS, MS, PhD, Indra Sandal, MS, PhD, MBA and David Wright, BS, MD3 hours CE
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8:30 – 11:30 am OSHA and Infection Control Nancy Dewhirst, RDH, BS3 hours CE
Managing all aspects of your office safety can be confusing.
This class focuses your efforts on what you need for yourwritten and practical OSHA program, with an emphasison today’s infection control challenges. reviews andupdates OSHA-required training topics for ordinary andextraordinary situations, including general safety issuessuch as physical and chemical risks, infectious diseasetransmission and control, hazard communication and waste.
Attendees learn ways improve the effectiveness ofStandard Precautions, while adjusting for higher risks suchas aerosol transmitted diseases (ATD’s). Handouts andreferences are provided.
8:30 – 11:30 amTechnology: Friend or Foe Jim Montgomery 3 hours CE
Most people find that they end up working for their computer systems instead of the other way around. This course will help minimize your IT frustrations and also help avoid mistakes that can easily be remedied while looking into the future.
Learning Objectives: • Do you currently backup and has it been tested
• What the bad guys are doing (malware, viruses, ransomware)
• When was the last time you performed a vulnerability assessment
• When to upgrade or buy a new server/workstations
• The advantages and disadvantages of going digital
8:30 – 11:30 am Can a Medical Problem have a Dental Solution? Updates on Oral Infections, Cardiometabolic and Rheumatic Diseases Link: An Interdisciplinary Collaboration for Oral/Systemic HealthDavid Brand, BS, PhD, Anastasios Karydis, DDS, MS, PhD, Indra Sandal, MS, PhD, MBA and David Wright, BS, MD3 hours CE
This course focuses on the interprofessional management of complex multimorbidity patients with chronic oral infections and concurrent chronic systemic diseases, with focus on arthritides (rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis), cardiovascular diseases (heart attack, stroke) and metabolic diseases (diabetes, metabolic syndrome). Through patient case scenarios, the current treatment guidelines and the bidirectional relationship and pathogenetic mechanisms between oral and systemic diseases will be discussed. The role of oral microbiota in the pathogenesis of arthritic and cardiometabolic diseases will be reviewed, along with recent advances from current human and animal studies that link oral and systemic diseases. The speakers will discuss the impact of oral chronic infections as systemic diseases that can aggravate or trigger other systemic diseases in patients with relevant susceptibilities, and make recommendations for the collaborative management of the patient with oral/systemic chronic diseases by a health care team that includes dentists, dental hygienists, physicians and nurses. Learning Objectives: • Discuss multimorbidity case scenarios with oral
infections and concurrent arthritides, cardiovascular diseases or diabetes
• Review current guidelines for the management of multimorbidity patients with chronic oral/systemic diseases
• Discuss the role of oral microbiota with systemic diseases and the bidirectional relationship and pathogenetic mechanisms between oral infectio and systemic inflammatory diseases
• Recommendations and trends for the interprofessional management of multimorbidity patients with oral infections and concurrent cardiometabolic or arthritic diseases
Sunday, March 3, 2019 Schedule (cont.)
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WE ARE PAPERLESS!
All Registrants Must Register ONLINE by February 21, 2019! Registrants for the William F. Slagle Dental Meeting should register online at www.slagledentalmeeting.com. Registration will close on February 21, 2019. Don’t wait to register! Hands-On Courses will go fast! We will use the same registration system from last year. New attendees will have to create a new account. Attendees from last year should use their email address and password from the previous meeting.
CE Slips will not be printed! You must print your CE slips at home after entering your attendance codes from the courses you attended. Attendance Codes are given by the instructor at the end of each course. If you select an All-Day course, you will get your attendance code at the end of the afternoon session. Codes will NOT be given before the course begins – ONLY at the end.
An Attendance Code Sheet will be provided in your registration packet. Extra forms will be located at the CE table inside the exhibit hall. General Registration includes selected courses, CE credits, exhibits, lunch on Friday and Saturday, social events and breaks each day.
IMPORTANT: Please understand that lunches and Welcome Party participant space must be reserved when you register. Therefore, registrants must select all
Courses, Lunches and social events in order to, reserve a place and receive entrance to those events.
Any changes to your registration must be done on the registration site or with the onsite registration team at the headquarter hotel during the meeting to receive CE credits.
Cancellation Policy: You can cancel your registration online on the registration site before February 21, 2019. A $30 processing fee is assessed to ALL refunds and will be deducted from the registration fee paid. In addition to canceling your registration online, please send an email to the UTHSC Continuing Dental Education Office at [email protected] that you have canceled your registration.
Registration for the meeting and hotel slagledentalmeeting.com
NO COMPUTER? NOT TECH SAVVY? NO PROBLEM! Give the Continuing Dental Education Office a call and the staff will be happy to register you over the phone.
901.448.5386
10:00 am - 2:00 pm | Monday - Friday
Registration Information
CATEGORY OF REGISTRANT EARLY REGISTRATION FEE (Deadline 2/1/19)
STANDARD REGISTRATION FEE (Deadline 2/1/19)
Dentist $499 $599
Retired Dentist $199 $239
WFSDM Committee $225 $225
Recent Grad (2014-2018) $179 $179
Dental Hygienist $199 $239
Dental Assistant $189 $229
Dental Front Office $189 $229
Dental Lab Technician $189 $229
Spouse (Attending Courses) $189 $229
REGISTRATION FEES PER PERSON (No Refunds after 2/11/18)
Recent graduates are considered dentists from any dental school in the United States and Canada.
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Christina Rosenthal, DDS, MPH (COD ’05) J. Stansill Covington III, DDS, MS, FRSM, (London) (COD ’81)
Drs. Rosenthal and Covington Honored by Alumni AssociationThe College of Dentistry Alumni Association will present its top awards at the upcoming 2018 William Slagle Dental Meeting March 1-3 in Memphis.
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OUTSTANDING RECENT ALUMNA Christina Rosenthal, DDS, MPH (COD ’05)
Christina T. Rosenthal, DDS, MPH, is the owner and CEO of Paradigm Dental Center, LLC, in Memphis. She is the founder of The 516 Foundation, a non-profit organization that seeks to address community needs through the principle of servitude. Its primary initiative, Determined to be a Doctor Someday (D.D.S.), was designed to introduce minority and underrepresented students, ages 14-18, to resources and mentors to interest them in careers in health care. Dr. Rosenthal recently started D.D.S. Explorers, a spinoff of Determined to Be a Doctor Someday, for children ages 2 to 5.
Dr. Rosenthal received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Memphis and a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from UTHSC in 2005. She was the 2014-15 recipient of the Joseph L. Henry Oral Health Fellowship in Minority Health Policy, which allowed her to earn a master’s degree in Management and Policy from Harvard University. She is a 2017 graduate of the Presidential Leadership Scholars program, and a 2018 Leader for Health Equity Fellow at George Washington University.
Dr. Rosenthal is a recipient of the 2017 Men of Memphis United Award. Other honors include, Best Dentist in the New Tri-State Defender Best in Black Awards, the Top 40 under 40 from the Memphis Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, a Tri-State Defender Woman of Excellence honoree, a finalist in the Memphis Business Journal’s 2017 Health Care Heroes Awards, and the Jack Wells’ Outstanding Young Dentist Award from the Memphis Dental Society.
Dr. Rosenthal holds memberships in the American Dental Association, the Tennessee Dental Association, the National Dental Association, the Shelby County Dental Society, and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated.
OUTSTANDING ALUMNUS J. Stansill Covington III, DDS, MS, FRSM, (London) (COD ’81)
J. Stansill Covington III, DDS, MS, FRSM (London), is the associate dean for Faculty and Student Affairs in the College of Dentistry, and was the first alumnus of the college to serve as interim dean.
A respected administrator and educator, Dr. Covington has been a department chair in two UTHSC colleges. He was the chair of the Department of Dental Hygiene in what was then the College of Allied Health Sciences, and the chair of the Department of Biologic and Diagnostic Sciences in the College of Dentistry.
He has twice received the Excellence in Teaching Award from the UTHSC Student Government Association Executive Council. This is one of the most prestigious awards a faculty member can receive.
Dr. Covington has been honored with the College of Dentistry Distinguished Faculty Award, and is a past president of the Memphis Dental Society. He is a Fellow of the American College of Dentists, the International College of Dentists, and The Royal Society of Medicine in London.
A native Memphian, Dr. Covington received his Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Mississippi in 1974, a Master of Science degree from then-Memphis State University in 1977, and a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the UTHSC College of Dentistry in 1981. He began working part time at UTHSC after graduation to complete research on a grant from the National Institutes of Health he received as a student. He joined the faculty full time in 1986.
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Alumni Board of Trustees 2017-18 PRESIDENT C. L. ‘Leeby’ Greenblatt, DDS
SECRETARY/TREASURER Joseph Safirstein, DDS
PAST PRESIDENT Rob Lewis, DDS
MEMBERSALABAMAHank McKay, DDS
ARKANSASDavid Baker, DDSTerry Fiddler, DDS
GEORGIAWilliam Couch, DDS
MISSISSIPPIHugh ‘Monty’ Monteith, DDS
TENNESSEE (EAST)Nadim Jubran, DDSRick Guthrie, DDSBill Powell, DDS
TENNESSEE (MIDDLE)Matt Gorham III, DDSKathy Hall, DDSTerryl Propper, DDS
TENNESSEE (WEST)James Avery, DDSValencia May, DDSStan Young, DDS
REGION I AT-LARGEYvette Burns, DDSAndrew Huttula, DDSDebra Gray King, DDSHarvey Matheny
REGION II AT-LARGEJK Dillehay, DDS
REGION III AT-LARGEJoseph Safirstein, DDS
REGION IV AT-LARGE (PUBLIC HEALTH/ARMED FORCES)VACANT
DENTAL HYGIENEVickie Jones, RDH, BSLynn Russell, RDH, BS, MEd
DEAN EMERITUS, UT COLLEGE OF DENTISTRYWilliam F. Slagle, DDS
TREASURER EMERITUSDavid K. Rowe, DDS*Billy McCann, DDS
EMERITUS MEMBERSStacey A. Garner, DDS*Charles L. Rogers, DDSH. Vernon Reed, DDS*
HONORARY MEMBERSJoseph E. Johnson, EdDBarbara S. McAdams, JD
*Deceased
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Past Recipients of COD Outstanding Alumus Award1972Winfield C. Dunn, DDS
1973Frank P. Bowyer, Jr., DDS*
1974Marshall W. Fortenberry, DDS
1975Herbert C. Butts, DDS
1976John M. Faust, DDS
1977William H. Jolley, DDS
1978Robert P. Denney, DDS
1979Frank H. Anderson, DDS
1980Joseph W. Looper, DDS
1981Harry W. Bruce, DDS
1982Richard J. Reynolds, DDS
1983E. Jeff Justis, DDS
1984Hugh Moseley, Jr., DDS
1985Kirby P. Walker, Jr., DDS
1986Gibbs M. Prevost, Sr., DDS
1987Robert M. Overbey, DDS
1988Major General Bill B. Lefler, DDS
1989Robert M. Williams, Sr., DDS, MS
1990Joe Hall Morris, DDS
1991James Arthur Phillips, DDS
1992Gary Rainwater, DDS
1993Bill C. Terry, DDS
1994J.D. Johnson, DDS
1995John R. Nelson, DDS
1996Curtis R. Page, DDS
1997James M. Powers, DDS
1998Billy W. McCann, Sr., DDS
1999David K. Rowe, DDS
2000Stacey A. Garner, DDS
2001Riley H. Lunn, DDS
2002Morris L. Robbins, DDS
2003Fayette C. Williams, Jr., DDS
2004Robert L. Jolly, Sr., DDS
2005E. Mac Edington, DDS and Danny R. Haynes, DDS
2006J. Perry McGinnis, DDS
2007Harry H. Mincer, DDS
2008William Powell, DDS and James Vaden, DDS
2009John H. Sullivan, DDS and James B. Summitt, DDS, MS
2010Tommy Roebuck, DDS and Jimmy Albright, DDS
2011Wallace Lail, DDS
2012Fred C. Heros, DDS
2013Rebecca A. Barton, DDS
2014William O. Coley, Jr., DDS
2015W. Mark Tucker, DDS
2016Justin D. Towner III, DDS and Philip A. Wenk, DDS
2017DeWayne B. McCamish, DDS, MS and Carl L. Sebelius, DDS
20182018 Jeannie Beauchamp, DDS
*Deceased
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Dentistry Alumni Association Past Presidents1960-1963 William V. “Gus” Lashlee, DDS
1963-1964 D. Don Clark, DDS*
1964-1965 Fayette C. Williams, Jr., DDS
1965-1966 Justin D. Towner, DDS
1966-1967 Harold W. “Bud” Ziehm, DDS*
1967-1968 Basil W. Gibbs, DDS*
1968-1969 James L. Woods, Jr., DDS
1969-1970 David K. Rowe, DDS*
1970-1971 Leon E. “Chink” Weinstein, DDS*
1971-1972 William W. Manning, DDS
1972-1973 Hugh Moseley, DDS*
1973-1974 Jerry J. Long, DDS*
1974-1975 Robert P. Denney, DDS*
1975-1976 Joseph W. Looper, DDS
1976-1977 George M. Cone, DDS*
1977-1978 Kirby P. Walker, Jr., DDS
1978-1979 Don R. Webb, Jr., DDS
1979-1980 James E. Woodard, DDS*
1980-1981 Marvin D. Loyd, DDS
1981-1982 Thomas N. Weems, Jr., DDS*
1982-1983 Rudolph A. Posey, DDS*
1983-1984 Robert H. Montgomery, DDS*
1984-1985 H. Franklin Miller, DDS*
1985-1986 James D. Campbell, DDS
1986-1988 Curtis R. Page, DDS
1988-1990 Gibbs M. Prevost, Sr., DDS*
1990-1992 Rivers M. Lindsey, DDS
1992-1994 S. Perry Brickman, DDS
1994-1996 G. Norris Howell, Jr., DDS
1996-1998 Danny R. Haynes, DDS
1998-2000 C. Spencer Lee, DDS
2000-2002 E. Mac Edington, DDS
2002-2004 G.W. Sorrells, Jr., DDS
2004-2006 Wallace Lail, DDS
2006-2008 John H. Sullivan, DDS
2008-2010 Becky Barton, DDS
2010-2012 Buford Suffridge, Jr., DDS
2012-2014 James C. Ragain, Jr., DDS
2014-2015 Jeannie Beauchamp, DDS
2015-2016 Paul McCord, DDS
2016-2017 Gene Jines, DDS
2017-2018 Rob Lewis, DDS
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