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81ST ANNUAL Winter Clinic programmeCONTENTS

Message from Dr. Raffy Chouljian, President Toronto Academy of Dentistry . . . 4Message from Dr. Rejane Correa, Chair of Winter Clinic 2018 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Toronto Academy of Dentistry – Who we are . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Greetings from your four Toronto Dental Society Presidents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Greetings from ODA, ADTO, DIAC & ODHA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Looking Back . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Key Note Speaker – Alvin Leung, Demon Chef. Judge on MasterChef Canada 14Speaker Schedule AM SESSIONS

Infection Control in Dentistry – an update to an old story Category 2. . 15 Dental and Medical Health Care Provision in the Frail Elderly Category 2. . 16 Oral Cancer Early Detection Category 1 (Core). . 18 #medicinefordentists PART 2 What every dentist needs to know Category 1 (Core). . 19 A Lecture that Won’t Make You Zzzz Category 2. . 20 Endo for GP’s BETTER, FASTER & SAFER root canals Category 2. . 21 IT Consideration for the Dental Office Category 1 (Core). . 22 Bahaviour Change: It’s a process – using caries as an example Category 1 (Core). . 23

LUNCH AND LEARN SESSIONS

Digital Dentistry and Connectivity – DC Institute Category 3. . 24 Don’t Delay! Tax Strategies for 2018 – TMFD Financial Category 3. . 24 Extending the care beyond your chair – Crest + Oral-B Category 3. . 25 Why the Dental Service Organization is a good fit for some but not for all- ROI Corporation Brokerage Category 3. . 25

OVERALL DAYS AGENDA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 PM SESSIONS

Dental Implantology for the Allied Staff Category 2. . 28 Pain Management and Analgesics Use in the Dental Office: An Overview Category 1 (Core). . 29 Dry Mouth Category 1 (Core). . 30 Occlusion in Restorative and Implant Dentistry Category 2. . 31 My Patient Has Cancer, Now What! Category 1 (Core). . 32 Successful Endodontics – Restorative considerations before, during and after the endodontic treatment Category 2. . 33 Energy Management for the Dental Hygienist (2QA Activity Hours) Category 3. . 34 “Leadership” is a “TEAM” Sport Together Everyone Achieves More Category 3. . 35

Exhibitors Floor Plan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36Exhibitors Directory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38Toronto Academy of Dentistry Defibrillator Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44Toronto Academy of Dentistry Past Presidents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45Toronto Academy of Dentistry Past Service & Honorary Life Members . . . . . . 46Toronto Academy of Dentistry Upcoming Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49Registration Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50

Toronto Academy of Dentistry is an ADA CERP recognized provider.ADA is a service of the American Dental Association to assist dental professionals in identifying quality providers of continuing dental education. ADA CERP does not approve or endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry. Concerns or complaints about a CE provider may be directed to the provider or to the Com-mission for Continuing education Provider Recognition at the ADA.org/CERP.

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81ST ANNUAL Winter Clinic programme

Toronto Academy of Dentistry President 2018

The Toronto Academy of Dentistry… Over 100 Years of Tradition.

Since 1890, the Toronto Academy of Dentistry has been a not for profit organization serving the member dentists of the four Toronto component societies of the ODA – Toronto Central Dental Society, Toronto East Dental Society, North Toronto Dental Society and West Toronto Dental Society. All members of these societies are automatically members of the Toronto Academy of Dentistry.

Recognized as a leading, responsible, accountable and benevolent link between dentists and our community, the Toronto Academy of Dentistry has been dedicated to enhancing the professional lives of its members through guidance, education and service.

Considered as one of the largest one-day dental events, Winter Clinic provides an un-paralleled learning experience with exceptional speakers and topics. A full day of multiple lectures for the entire dental team, camaraderie and fellowship.

In addition to our annual Winter Clinic, the Toronto Academy of Dentistry also provides several charitable fund raising and educational events throughout the year. Annual featured events include: Ski for Kids, All Societies Night, our annual Golf Tournament and Curling Bonspiel. All great days of networking and team play.

With your support and participation in our events, you help us to raise over $50,000 every year in support of the Sick Kids Department of Dentistry, Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital Foundation and AboutFace.

As this year’s President of the Toronto Academy of Dentistry, I look forward to meeting many of you at these events. Feel free to visit our website www.tordent.com for our complete calendar of events.

Dr. Raffy ChouljianToronto Academy of Dentistry President 2018

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Message from Dr. Rejane Correa, Chair of 2018 Winter Clinic

We are honoured to invite you to our 2018 Winter Clinic where education meets fun to amplify your personal and professional development. You will learn from the profession’s experts, experience new equipment and solutions, and have fun with colleagues as we share this amazing day together.

We have made sure to have an array of different topics including many Core 1 programs that are available to you at no extra cost. Enjoy a continental breakfast, lunch, and popcorn, all included with your registration.

Your Conference organizers have been busy choosing the best and brightest speakers. We have 8 theatre rooms lined up morning and afternoon with excellent sessions of continuing education credits to escalate your professional development. You can also choose from 4 available Lunch and Learn sessions.

Be sure to take time to tour the Exhibits where you can find innovative ideas and practical solutions. Our exhibitors will be dispensing expert advice on any and all of your practice needs.

2018 Winter Clinic is proud to bring Alvin Leung – Demon Chef, as our Keynote Speaker. He is a familiar face on TV as a judge on Masterchef Canada and, in Asia, the host of The Maverick Chef and Wok Stars. He also starred in the Korean food and travel programmes, Seoul Extreme and Seoul Refined. He will share with us some of his insights and his path to success. Prepare your cell phones for lots of pictures and selfies with a celebrity!

Make this a great day of education and entertaining for the whole team with our promotion “a Dentist bringing 3 staff, may register the 4th staff member free”.

Now, choose your sessions, sit back and relax on our comfortable chairs, enjoy the popcorn, and a full day of learning.

Dr. Rejane CorreaChair of 2018 Winter Clinic

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2018-2019 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President Dr. Raffy Chouljian

Past President Dr. Minna Stein

Vice President Dr. Rejane Correa

North Toronto Dr. William Lee Dr. Phil Novack

West Toronto Dr. Bob Greenbaum Dr. Max Wassef

2018 WINTER CLINIC COMMITTEE

Chair Dr. Rejane Correa

Audiovisual Dr. Krystyna Cowan Dr. Mark Librach

Registration Dr. Jack Wasserman

Committee at Large Dr. Raffy Chouljian Dr. Janice Mummery Dr. Phil Novack Dr. Elliott Schwartz Dr. Minna Stein

Dental Industry Ms. Dianne Grassie

Refreshments Dr. Howard Stein

Social Media Dr. Sari Novack

Toronto Academy of Dentistry Ms. Lori O’Doherty (Executive Director)

Secretary Dr. Elliott Schwartz

Treasurer Dr. Daniel Fingrut

Toronto Central

Toronto East Dr. Larry Rotman Dr. Shanmugam Sivanesan

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Dentistry TORONTO ACADEMY OF DENTISTRY

As early as 1890, Toronto dentists formed a group called the Toronto Dental Society. This organization continued to thrive over the years and subsequently became the Toronto Academy of Dentistry in 1922.

VisionThe Toronto Academy of Dentistry is a not for profit association representing the dentists of Toronto East, Toronto Central, North Toronto, and West Toronto Dental Societies of the Ontario Dental Association. It is recognized as a leading, responsible, accountable, and benevolent link between dentists and the general public.

MissionThe Toronto Academy of Dentistry, a respected leader and resource to the dental profession in the Metropolitan Toronto Area since 1890, is dedicated to enhancing the professional lives of its members through guidance, education and service.

Values• To advance the art and science of dentistry• To promote the highest ideals of dental practice• To cultivate harmony and fellowship among members of the dental community



GREETINGS FROM…

Dr. Sheldon CooperNorth Toronto Dental Society, President

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Dr. Abinaash Kaur West Toronto Dental Society, President

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Dr. Siavash Hassanpour Toronto Central Dental Society, President

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Dr. Lance IsaacToronto East Dental Society, President

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Greetings from your four Toronto Dental Society Presidents

On behalf of Toronto’s four component societies of the Ontario Dental Association: Toronto Central, North Toronto, Toronto East and West Toronto Dental Socieites, we are pleased to welcome you to this year’s Toronto Academy of Dentistry’s 81st Winter Clinic.

Once again we are returning to Empress Walk Cineplex which has proven to be an amazing venue and environment to learn about advancements in dental technology, materials, and philosophies of practice from our colleagues and industry professionals.

This single day conference will be a premier occasion of Continuing Dental Education and a showcase of cutting edge Dentistry. Take full advantage of this one-day comprehensive exposition for dentists, hygienists and the whole dental team.

We welcome and encourage all ODA members to become involved in their component society. Each society hosts local meetings, continuing education evenings, CPR training, social events and much, much more!

This is a great way to get to know your colleagues and make new connections, as well as give back to the community by participating in Toronto Academy of Dentistry events such as Ski, Curling and Golf days. Funds raised from these events are donated to Sick Kids, AboutFace and Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital. Over the years, the total contributions on behalf of the Dentists of Toronto have been over $650,000, which as a profession we should be very proud of.

We hope that you will join us at the Winter Clinic and look forward to meeting you in person.



Greetings from the Ontario Dental Association

Dr. David Stevenson, President

Welcome to the 81st Winter Clinic. The Ontario Dental Association knows how important it is for dentists to stay up to date on

educational requirements and industry trends because it means more than just making us skilled practitioners – it also helps us serve our patients and communities that much better.

It’s in the Toronto Academy of Dentistry’s core values to advance the art and science of dentistry, promote the highest ideals of dental practice and to cultivate harmony and fellowship among members of the dental community.

With that in mind, on behalf of the ODA, I sincerely hope all the dentists and their teams attending this year’s Winter Clinic have a professionally and personally inspiring day.

Welcome from the Association of Dental Technologists

Franklin Parada, RDT, DD, President, ADTO

As professional relationships go, there has been a symbiosis between dentists and Registered Dental Technologists. A dentist wants the best for their patient, and the experience and expertise of an RDT is key to ensuring this.

With all the technological advancements; Is this relationship still important? If the patient’s satisfaction is more important than profit margins, then the answer cannot

be anything but a resounding Yes.For all the advancements we are enjoying today, it should be remembered that every patient

is different. The mouth is not built on a template, and it takes real expertise to ensure that fit, function and comfort levels for individual patients are not sacrificed.

Working with an RDT allows dentists to tap into their knowledge and experience, and gives them the assurance that the design and fabrication of appliances meets the highest standards. Every device passes through quality control tests, and only then does it receive the RDT stamp.

It represents that we not only stand by the quality, but we also share the liability. Without the RDT stamp, the dentist is 100 percent liable.

It is my pleasure as President of the Association of Dental Technologists of Ontario (ADTO) to continue to be involved and support the Toronto Academy of Dentistry and to welcome you to this year’s 81st Winter Clinic.

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Welcome to the 81st annual Toronto Academy of Dentistry Winter Clinic Dianne Grassie, President, Dental Industry Association of Canada

It is my pleasure on behalf of our Board of Directors and DIAC Membership to welcome you to the 2018 Toronto Academy of Dentistry Winter Clinic.

If you are a first time visitor, we hope the show is everything you expect and more. If you are a returning guest, it is great to see you again.

The Dental Industry Association of Canada and our member companies are very proud to be part of the 2018 Winter Clinic, where the attendees are the focus, and education programs are second to none, featuring world class speakers and topics that are relevant to every member of the dental team.

As our day to day lives continue to get busier in this “instant information age”, the opportunity to catch up with colleagues and friends becomes more valuable. We encourage you to get out and visit in the exhibit area to reconnect, learn from each other’s successes, and see how the speed of technology is influencing our own industry. Our exhibitors are showcasing the latest advancements in techniques, equipment, and services that can benefit you and your patients.

All DIAC member companies have a Canadian presence and are expected to be compliant with all Canadian laws regarding the importing and distribution of medical drugs, devices and equipment.

Thank you again for attending the 2018 Toronto Academy of Dentistry Winter Clinic.

Welcome from the Ontario Dental Hygienists’ Association

Ann Guiden, RDH, President

On behalf of the Ontario Dental Hygienists` Association, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the Toronto Academy of Dentistry’s 81st Annual Winter Clinic. The Academy and the 2018 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.

Enjoy the conference.

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2018 TORONTO ACADEMY OF DENTISTRYSKI FOR KIDS was held on Friday Feb. 2, 2018 with over 138 participants at the newly renovated Alpine Ski Club, Blue Mountain.

On behalf of the 2018 Ski Committee, we would like to thank our generous sponsors and all of the amazing individuals and companies that donated items to the silent auction, draw prizes and the Ski for Kids event.

Thank you to the Ski Committee for their continued hard work in making this event a success.

A total of $30,000 was raised for the Hospital for Sick Children’s Research & Education in the Dental Department.

2019 Ski for Kids will be held on Friday Feb. 8, 2019. We hope to see you then and thank you in advance for your support.

Two All SOCIETIES NIGHTS were held since the 2017 Winter Clinic.We would like to thank the four societies; Toronto Central, Toronto East, West Toronto and North Toronto for their support.

The first was held on Nov. 29, 2017 at the Grand Luxe Banquet Hall. The topic was “Stay Calm and Dental On: What you need to know about Infection Prevention & Control in Dentistry Toronto Public Health and Public Health Ontario”.

Our guest speakers were: Dr. Herveen Sachdeva, Danielle Steinman, Rohit Garg, Anne Augustin.

The second All SOCIETIES NIGHT was held on May 15, 2018 at the Westin Prince Hotel. This year’s topic was “Employment Law for Dentists – Recent Trends and Developments.”

Our guest speakers were: Matthew Wilton & Paul Martin, Matthew Wilton & Associates Barristers.

This was an engaging session with a great amount of information sharing.

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2018 Ski CommitteeDr. Phil Shedletsky, Dr. Arlene DagysDr. Norm FreedmanDr. Adam GrossmanDr. Earl HaltrechDr. Adam KaplanDr. Janice MummeryMr. David CowanMs. Dorothy FraserMr. Ian HendersonMr. Scott KosmakMs. Kelly Ann MacknightMr. David SammutMr. Jordon WaldmanMr. Norm WohlMs. Lori O’Doherty, Executive Director, Toronto Academy of Dentistry

Dr. Larry Rottman, ChairDr. Gary FortinskyDr. William LeeDr. Janice MummeryDr. Minna SteinMs. Lori O’Doherty, Executive Director, Toronto Academy of Dentistry



The Toronto Academy of Dentistry would like to thank all of you for your continued support.

CURLING BONSPIEL was held on Friday March 2, 2018 at the Thornhill Golf and Country Club. This annual event was open to both seasoned curlers as well as novice curlers. This bonspiel was enjoyed thoroughly by all participants and there was a lot of interest by some dentists in having their whole staff join them. Save the Date: Friday March 1, 2019.

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The Toronto Academy of Dentistry participated at the ASM151 conference held April 26-28, 2018. ASM19, the Ontario Dental Association’s signature dental conference & trade show will be held May 9-11, 2019. It will be held at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, South Building. This is one of North America’s premier conventions and is Ontario’s prominent gathering place for all dental professionals.

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2018 Curling CommitteeDr. Brian BudovitchDr. Pius KimDr. Elliott SchwartzMs. Lori O’Doherty, Executive Director, Toronto Academy of Dentistry

A small profit of $250 was raised and donated to AboutFace Toronto.

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TORONTO ACADEMY’S GOLF TOURNAMENT was held on Friday June 1, 2018 at Angus Glen Golf Club with over 110 golfers.

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

Thank you to our sponsors for your continued gracious support and for everyone that joined us. The 2018 Golf Tournament raised in excess of $20,000 for Holland Bloorview.

Date and location for the 2019 Tournament will be posted soon.

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In support of

2018 Golf CommitteeDr. Phil Novack, ChairDr. Doug CowdreyDr. C.P. GiriDr. Barry LeverDr. Larry RotmanMr. Michael Carabash, DMC LawMr. Michael Kavanagh, K-DentalMr. Scott Kosmack, Baluke Dental StudiosMr. Jason Robson, RDT; Association of Dental Technologists of OntarioMs. Paige Cunningham, Holland BloorviewMrs. Lori O’Doherty, Executive Director Toronto Academy of Dentistry

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Alvin Leung – Demon Chef Judge on Masterchef Canada

Speakers & SeminarsFriday, November 9th | Morning session

Alvin Leung – Demon Chef TIME | 8:15 am to 8:45 am

THEATRE | 4 SESSION CHAIR | Dr. Raffy Chouljian

Alvin Leung – Demon Chef With his trademark colour-streaked hair, cross earrings and sunglasses, chef Alvin Leung has blazed a trail of his own in the culinary arts. Leung’s culinary innovations and larger than life personality has established him as a global star on the international food scene.The self-proclaimed ‘Demon Chef’ – the Chinese characters for which are tattooed on his arm – has no formal kitchen training. Yet, he is one of the rare self-taught chefs to have a 3 Michelin star establishment. As chef/owner of Hong Kong’s Bo Innovation, his unique ‘X-treme Chinese’ cuisine is lauded for modernizing centuries-old ingredients and traditional recipes with modern techniques and flavours, delivering novel dishes in tune with contemporary palates.Born in London, England, Leung spent most of his formative years in Toronto, Canada. Growing up in the suburb of Scarborough, he remains a dedicated ice hockey fan.In 2003, he began cooking professionally at a private kitchen restaurant that eventually became Bo Innovation. In 2009, it became one of Hong Kong’s few independent restaurants (not affiliated with a hotel) to be awarded 2 Michelin stars. In 2013, it was elevated to 3 Michelin stars status and has maintained that status to this day.Leung also operates a modern Korean eatery Bib N Hops, casual Spanish bodega Plato 86, and contemporary Chinese eatery Forbidden Duck. Leung has also introduced his daring cuisine to Mainland China opening Bo Shanghai and Daimon Bistro. He also operates R&D in Toronto, Canada.Despite his ‘rock and roll’ image, Leung is professionally trained as an engineer, a discipline he exercised for many years. This methodical, almost scientific, approach manifests in every dish he presents.Leung’s outlandish personality and flair has made him a sought-after guest at food events and culinary conferences across the world. He has become a familiar face on TV as a judge on Masterchef Canada and, in Asia, the host of The Maverick Chef and Wok Stars. He also starred in the Korean food and travel programmes, Seoul Extreme and Seoul Refined.

Bo InnovationA global gastronomic destination and one of Hong Kong’s standout culinary experiences, Bo is known for its daring and groundbreaking dishes exploring Chinese ingredients and flavours. For the new space, the restaurant name is formally changing to Bo Innovation: The Hong Kong Story. The moniker reinforces the inspiration, journey and origin tale of the food.



Infection Control in Dentistry – an update to an old story

RCDSO’s updated Guidelines and Role & Review of IPAC with Public Health, and the Public Health Role


Dr. Chris Swayze H.B.Sc., D.D.S., M.B.A.

TIME | 9:15 am to 12:00 pm THEATRE | 2 SESSION CHAIR | Dr. Minna Stein CATEGORY | 2

The presentation will be to provide update information on best practices in infection prevention and control from a College prospective, including what has changed, why now and how to comply with the changes.

Attendees will get a review of IPAC basics, with a focus on requirements for reprocessing and management of single use devices. The focus of the session will provide attendees with an understand of how and why Public Health becomes involved in auditing of dental and other healthcare professionals’ offices, and how Public Health works with the healthcare professionals to gain compliance with evidence informed standards and guidelines.

Danielle Steinman Danielle Steinman is the manager of Bloodborne Diseases and Infection Prevention & Control (BBD IPAC) at Toronto Public Health. Danielle has worked in Infection Prevention & Control and Public Health for over 20 years, in community and acute healthcare, as well as in Public Health.Danielle is both a certified health inspector and infection control specialist.Currently, Danielle manages the team that responds to IPAC complaints in the community which includes those in doctors’ offices and other health professionals. The team also case manages those who have tested positive for hepatitis B and C.Because of her risk assessment and IPAC expertise, Danielle is a great IPAC resource.

Dr. Chris Swayze H.B.Sc., D.D.S., M.B.A.

Dr. Chris Swayze is the Manager, Reports, in the Professional Conduct and Regulatory Affairs department of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. In his role as Manager, he is responsible for overseeing a team of dentists who investigate members with respect to allegations of professional misconduct, including infection prevention and control investigations. Dr. Swayze is a member of the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care’s (MOHLTC) Infection Prevention and Control (IPAC) Knowledge Translation and Exchange Working Group, the CSA Group Technical Committee on Medical Device Reprocessing, the College’s IPAC Guideline Working Group and he works collaboratively with Public Health Ontario (PHO) and the MOHLTC on IPAC issues related to dentistry. Dr. Swayze is also the contact person at the College for the 35 Public Health Units (PHU) with respect to potential infection prevention and control lapses and investigations in dental offices.

Danielle Steinman



Dental and Medical Health Care Provision in the Frail Elderly


Dr. Michael Gordon

TIME | 9:15 am to 12:00 pm THEATRE | 3 SESSION CHAIR | Dr. Peter Markle CATEGORY | 2

Elderly are a heterogeneous group with diverse dental, medical and psychosocial needs. Research from across the globe repeatedly demonstrates that oral health status and access to dental care of the geriatric cohort lag far behind other segments of the population. This is both a tragic reality and an opportunity to do better. With advanced aging, health care needs – including dental care needs – increase while the ability to maintain independence in decision making, mobility and self-care decreases.

This presentation will examine the spectrum of aging across the frailty scale and from the perspectives of a dentist, a medical doctor, and an ethicist. We will start with relatively healthy older adults who are independent and cognitively intact. From there, the focus will shift to the various stages of aging with and without significant cognitive or functional impairment and medical comorbidities. The last part of the presentation will address the very complex and emotionally charged management of institutionalized elderly with or without elements of palliative care. In this latter stage of life, the aim is to allow people to complete their life cycle with dignity and respect. Dental care in the functionally dependent and institutionalized elderly is often complicated by challenges of access to care, consent, and life-span. This presentation will aim to give dentists and allied health professionals the tools to manage oral care needs of the elderly cohort within a broader medical context and will highlight the key role of teamwork approach and ethics.

Dr. David Chvartszaid

The Toronto Academy of Dentistry ThanksAlpha Omega Dental Fraternity, Baycrest, American College of Dentists

for their assistance in providing this program



Dr. David Chvartszald DDS, MSc(Prostho), MSc(Perio), FRCDC(C)

Dr. David Chvartszaid is a board certified periodontist and prosthodontist. Dr. Chvartszaid is the Director of the Graduate programme in prosthodontics at the University of Toronto and Chief of Dentistry at Baycrest Health Sciences. In addition to providing educational opportunities to study clubs and professional organizations, he is a reviewer for the International Journal of Prosthodontics and the International Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Implants, and as well as has made an extensive contribution to the dental literature. Dr. Chvartszaid rounds out his career in private practice merging prosthodontic, implant surgical and periodontal disciplines.

Dr. Michael Gordon MD, MSc, FRCPC, FACP, FRCPEdin; Geriatrician, ethicist, educator, speaker, author

Dr Gordon has devoted his life to make life better for the geriatric population. He has written and spoken widely on the field of medical ethics, in relation to the elderly and to end-of-life situations, is a respected teacher and mentor and has served on many national, provincial and health organization’s committees and boards including the Canadian National Advisory Council on Aging, the Ontario Drug Benefit Program’s Quality and Therapeutics Committee. Dr. Gordon has received many awards for his contributions to the field of medicine, aging and education including the College of Physicians Council Award, the Canadian Society for Geriatric Medicine Award, Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh Fellowship and Mentor of the Year by the Royal College of Physicians of Canada.

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Oral Cancer Early Detection


TIME | 9:15 am to 12:00 pm THEATRE | 4 SESSION CHAIR | Dr. Phil Novack CATEGORY | 1 (CORE)

How many lives have you saved? This session, with a discussion of cases, will prepare the entire dental team to implement early detection of oral and oropharyngeal cancer into their practice. Attendees will learn about the current epidemiology, pathogenesis, and molecular basis for oral and oropharyngeal cancers and oral potentially malignant disorders, how to perform a comprehensive yet practical risk assessment and oral examination, what to do when abnormal examination findings are encountered. Also included will be the evidence-based indications for currently available diagnostic and adjunctive techniques.

Learning Objectives • To detail the epidemiology, pathogenesis, and risk factors for oral and oropharyngeal

cancers and oral potentially malignant disorders (OPMDs).• To show how to perform an opportunistic screening for patients with oral and

oropharyngeal cancer and OPMDs.• To provide a clear pathway for the evaluation, documentation, diagnosis and

management of patients presenting with lesions “suspicious” for oral cancer or OPMDs.

Dr. Ross Kerr DDS, MSD

Dr. Ross Kerr received his DDS from McGill University in Montreal, Canada, and his MSD and certificate in Oral Medicine at the University of Washington. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Oral Medicine and Clinical Professor in the Department of Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology, Radiology & Medicine at New York University College of Dentistry where he is the director of the Oral Mucosal Disease Service and an attending at the NYU Oral Cancer Center. He is a past president of the American Academy of Oral Medicine and a steering committee member of the World Workshop on Oral Medicine. He is the chair of the Global Oral Cancer Forum, and he serves as a member of the Scientific Advisory Board for the Oral Cancer Foundation. His research experience includes the evaluation of current and emerging technologies for the early detection of oral cancer. He has lectured nationally and internationally on oral cancer, dry mouth, and other oral medicine related topics, and has contributed to the dental and medical literature. His private practice is focused on the management of patients with oral mucosal disease, dry mouth, and the dental management of medically complex patients.

Dr. Alexander KerrDDS, MSD



#medicinefordentists PART 2

What every dentist needs to know


Dr. Adam Kaplan DDS, FRCD(C)

TIME | 9:15 am to 12:00 pm THEATRE | 5 SESSION CHAIR | Dr. Janice Mummery CATEGORY | 1 (CORE)

#medicinefordentists PART 2 reviews another set of key medical diseases/conditions in a practical fashion. Part 1 focused on the heart and lungs. Now, Part 2 highlights conditions like:

• Diabetes• Fainting/Syncope and Seizures• Bleeding disorders + Management of Old and New blood thinners• Management of osteoporosis medications like Fosamax and Prolia• Thyroid abnormalities and Kidney disease• Management of patients on steroids, chemotherapy and/or radiation

The lecture focuses on how these diseases impact your dental treatment and how you should modify your dental treatment to best care for your patients. Relevant medical emergencies will also be reviewed along with their management in the dental office.

Dr. Adam Kaplan DDS, FRCD(C)

Dr. Kaplan obtained his dental degree from the University of Western Ontario. He then completed his Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery training at Washington Hospital Center/Johns Hopkins Hospital. Dr. Kaplan is currently a fellow of the Royal College of Dentists of Canada in the discipline of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery.Dr. Kaplan’s office, Toronto East Maxillofacial Surgery, is located on the Danforth. Here, he enjoys the full scope of oral and maxillofacial surgery, with a particular interest in dental implants and associated grafting procedures. He is an active member of the Toronto East Dental Society, Ontario Society of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, and Alpha Omega.Dr. Kaplan is a clinical instructor at the University of Toronto, Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. Dr. Kaplan also has hospital privileges at Etobicoke General Hospital and Brampton Civic Hospital.




A Lecture that Won’t Make You Zzzz

Dental sleep medicine 101*

TIME | 9:15 am to 12:00 pm THEATRE | 6 SESSION CHAIR | Dr. Bob Greenbaum CATEGORY | 2

This lecture will introduce the clinician to dental sleep medicine as well as treatment modalities for obstructive sleep apnea. At the end of the lecture, the clinician will not only have reviewed the pathophysiology of obstructive sleep apnea but also common methods to treat obstructive sleep apnea.

Learning Objectives: • Become more familiar with reading a PSG• Become more familiar with the signs and symptoms of obstructive sleep apnea and the dentist’s role in the treatment of OSA• Become more familiar with fabricating an oral appliance for obstructive sleep apnea

Dr. Lauren Levi D.M.D.

Trained in dental oncology, orofacial pain and dental sleep medicine, Lauren Levi, D.M.D., is a leader in the field of treating a variety of oral medicine conditions including the oral and dental sequelae of cancer therapy, orofacial pain conditions and obstructive sleep apnea. After graduating from Columbia University, Dr. Levi received her doctor of dental medicine (D.M.D.) degree from The University of Florida College of Dentistry. She then completed a general practice residency at NYP-Weill Cornell Medical Center after which she completed a dental oncology fellowship at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. Since graduating, her practice has been focused on orofacial pain, dental sleep medicine and dental oncology. She completed a mini-residency in orofacial pain at the University of Kentucky and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in orofacial pain and oral medicine at the USC School of Dentistry while concurrently working in her private practice and at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Medical Center. She is also clinical instructor at the NYU College of Dentistry. Dr. Levi frequently lectures to dentists, physicians, residents, caregivers and patients.

Dr. Lauren LeviD.M.D.



Endo for GPs

BETTER, FASTER & SAFER root canals


TIME | 9:15 am to 12:00 pm THEATRE | 8 SESSION CHAIR | Dr. Daniel Fingrut CATEGORY | 2

If you are nervous about performing root canals, or changing your clinical protocols, then this course is for you. It will be practical, honest and engaging! You’ll see how root canals have become less stressful and more predictable.The program is tailored to novice and experienced GPs, very informative, easy to follow and clinically relevant. Numerous clinical cases are presented along with HD and 3D videos to highlight key points.

Learning Objectives:• BETTER. Learn how to better: access teeth, locate and instrument cal’d canals, follow canal curvatures, anesthetize (hot) teeth, improve intra-canal medications.• FASTER. Learn how to more efficiently: locate canals (including MB2), instrument and obturate with fewer steps, and one vs two appointment endo.• SAFER. Learn how to separate less files, prevent perforations, avoid canal ledging/ blocking, prevent obturation extrusion, reduce post-op pain.

Dr. Manor Haas DDS, MSC(D), FRCD(S)

Dr. Haas is a certified specialist in endodontics and is extensively and passionately involved in continuing education (lectures and workshops) to general dentists and specialists. He is a Fellow of the Royal College of Dentists of Canada and is on staff at the University of Toronto Faculty of Dentistry and the Hospital for Sick Children. He maintains a full time private practice limited to Endodontics and Microsurgery in Toronto. Dr. Haas is a regular contributor to dental magazines and blogs and has lectured internationally on nearly all aspects of modern endodontics. He has no financial or proprietary interests in any product or company.

Dr. Manor Haas DDS, MSC(D), FRCD(S)



IT Considerations for the Dental Office

(Dentists Only)


TIME | 9:15 am to 12:00 pm THEATRE | 9 SESSION CHAIR | Dr. Larry Rotman CATEGORY | 1 (CORE)

This lecture will cover the modern-day issues and problems that the dental office faces with networked information access. This presentation is aimed at the dentist and the dentist’s responsibilities and interests in identifying and protecting their digital assets. The approach, logic, and methods in protecting our files will be covered, so that we can build a solid foundation of IT security.

Dr. Gordan Markic DDS, FAGD, MISM, MNCM

Dr. Gordan Markic received his DDS from the Faculty of Dentistry, University of Zagreb. He completed a hospital internship at Sunnybrook Medical Centre, University of Toronto, and fulfilled the requirements for the Fellowship of the Academy of General Dentistry. He completed a Master’s degree in Information Systems Management and a Master’s degree in Networking and Communication Management at DeVry University. He was the chair of the Electronic Record Keeping Task Force of the RCDSO and a member of the IT Sub-Committee of the ODA. Dr. Markic has a strong interest in IT integration in the dental profession. Currently, he practices general dentistry in Mississauga.

Dr. Gordan Markic DDS, FAGD, MISM, MNCM



Behaviour Change: It’s a process – using caries as an example


TIME | 9:15 am to 12:00 pm THEATRE | 10 SESSION CHAIR | Dr. Elliott Schwartz CATEGORY | 1 (CORE)

This presentation will use the caries process as an example of how complex it is to achieve behavior change in a patient or family. One of the best tools available according to the literature to achieve this goal Motivational Interviewing will be described, and a number of interactive exercises will be done in order to help learn these tools experientially.

Learning Objectives: • What does it mean to move from prevention to risk management • Describe how your current belief systems impact your mode of practice • Describe the complex process related to development of Caries • How to measure success with respect to behavior change of your patient • Describe an alternative approach to interacting with patients to illicit behaviour change • Have a broad understanding of Motivational Interviewing and starting skill set at initiating this form of patient interchange.

Dr. Clive FriedmanDDS, FAAPD

Dr. Clive Friedman was born in Johannesburg and has trained and worked in South Africa, Israel, England, USA and Canada. He obtained his specialty in pediatric dentistry in New Orleans and has a special interest in persons with special needs, behaviour, prevention, education and wellness. He teaches at both the University of Toronto and the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry. He has been president of the International Association of Disability and Oral Health and the Academy of Dentistry for Persons with Disability. Currently he sits on International Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Association and the Ontario Dental Association Social Services Committee as a special consultant. He is also on the editorial board for the British Society for Disability and Oral Health Journal and is consultant to the Special Olympics Oral Health Program.

Dr. Clive FriedmanDDS, FAAPD


81ST ANNUAL Winter Clinic programme LUNCH & LEARN SESSIONS

Digital Dentistry and ConnectivityDigital dentistry is here to stay and is the way of the future. Our digital scanning and lab experts will be exploring the world of digital versus traditional practices. While diving deep into digital impressions there will be a focus on ortho and implant workflows, as well as what to consider when choosing an intraoral scanner. There will be time spent as well on the lab side of the business and how that is correlated with in house scanning.

Speakers: Jamie Sullivan, CADCAM Specialist Denise Kusinski National Sales Manager of Zahn Lab Sales

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Don’t Delay! Tax Strategies for 2018Confused or worried about the new government tax changes starting in 2019? Our presentation will show you how to plan around these new changes. Whether you are an associate starting out, an established practice owner or a retiring/retired Dentist, there are strategies to help maximize your financial situation before 2019 and ongoing. There is a solution or a combination of solutions out there for your unique professional and personal situation. Don’t wait and start seeking the professional integrated advice with TMFD Financial to avoid any unnecessary mistakes.

Speakers: Josh Belliveau, Senior VP Advisory Services and Chris Molloy, Senior VP Advisory Services

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Extending the care beyond your chair• Explore and discuss today’s patient challenges. See how easy it is to implement new technologies clinically proven and designed to elevate patient care.• Empower your patients in between hygiene appointments to Virtually Eliminate Gingivitis!• Experience for yourself the latest innovations and take home the tools to plan, implement and evaluate patient home care…

Everybody wins when patients get healthier

Speaker: Robyn Shields, National Operations Manager

Why the Dental Service Organization is a good fit for some but not for allThe corporate dental phenomenon has captured the interest of the profession coast to coast. What’s really going on? I worked for Canada’s first corporate entity in the late 1980’s and have had a fascinating experience following that company, and every other company since then. We have established a unique and empirical viewpoint of the past 30 years. ROI Corporation is equipped with an unmatched and unparalleled wealth of qualitative and quantitative information. No one in the industry has the information at their fingertips that we possess. We bring clarity and simplicity to a myriad of rumor and speculation. • Why solo dentistry remains the preferred business model of the majority of Canadian dentists• Group practice – a look back to its formation in the 1970’s to today – why has it not attracted more dentists?• Benefits of selling to a DSO• Competitive Landscape – from the DSO and the new solo dentists setting up in your area

Speaker: Timothy A. Brown, CEO and Broker of Record for ROI Corporation

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SPEAKER SCHEDULE NOVEMBER 9, 2018

8:00 am to8:15 am

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Theatre 4

12:30 pmto1:20 pm

DC Institute

Digital Dentistry and Connectivity

Category 3 | 1 CE Credit | Theatre 5

TMFD Financial

Don’t Delay! Tax Strategies for 2018


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Dr. Alexander Kerr

Oral Cancer: Early Detection

Category 1 (Core)

3 CE Credits

Chair: Dr. Phil Novack

Theatre 4

Dr. Adam Kaplan

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Chair: Dr. Janice Mummery

Theatre 5

Dr. David Chvartszaid & Dr. Michael

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Dental and Medical Health

Care Provision in the Frail Elderly

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Chair: Dr. Peter Markle

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Danielle Steinman &

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Infection Control in Dentistry – an update to an old

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Chair: Dr. Minna Stein

Theatre 2

Dr. George Arvanitis

Occlusion in Restorative and

Implant Dentistry

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Chair: Dr. Rejane Correa

Theatre 5

Dr. Lauren Levi

My Patient has Cancer, Now

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Chair: Dr. Minna Stein

Theatre 6

Dr. Alexander Kerr

Dry Mouth

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Chair: Dr. Sheryl Lipton

Theatre 4

Dr Aviv Ouanounou

Pain Management and Analgesics

Use in the Dental Office: An Overview

Category 1 (Core)

3 CE Credits

Chair: Dr. Deborah Lin

Theatre 3

Dr. Rod Stewart

Implantology for the Allied Staff

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Chair: Dianne Grassie

Theatre 2

1:30 pm to 4:15 pm



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n Category 1 (Core) n Category 2 n Category 3 n Lunch and Learn Sessions

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Crest + Oral B

Extending the care beyond your chair


ROI Corporation

Why the Dental Service Organization is a good fit for some but not for all


LUNCH & LEARNSESSIONS

9:15 am to 12:00 pm

Dr. Gordan Markic

IT Considerations in the Dental

Office

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3 CE Credits

Chair: Dr. Larry Rotman

Theatre 9

Dr. Manor Haas

Endo for GPs BETTER, FASTER & SAFER root

canals

Category 2

3 CE Credits

Chair: Dr. Daniel Fingrut

Theatre 8

Dr. Clive Friedman

Behaviour Change:

It’s a process – using caries as an

example

Category 1 (Core)

3 CE Credits

Chair: Dr. Elliott Schwartz

Theatre 10

Dr. Christine Berthold

Restorative Considerations Before, During and After the Endodontic Treatment

Category 2

3 CE Credits

Chair: Dr. Sheldon Cooper

Theatre 8

Kathleen Bokrossy

Energy Management for the Dental

Hygienist

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Chair: Robyn Shields

Theatre 9

Peter Barry

Leadership is a Team Sport –

(Together, everyone achieves more)

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2 CE Credits

Chair: Dr. Waji Khan

Theatre 10

1:30 pm to 4:15 pm

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Speakers & SeminarsFriday, November 9th | Afternoon session

Dental Implantology for the Allied Staff

TIME | 1:30 pm to 4:15 pm THEATRE | 2 SESSION CHAIR | Dianne Grassie CATEGORY | 2

The introduction of dental implants has radically changed the treatment options dentists can offer to patients missing teeth or about to lose a tooth or teeth. It is the fastest growing segment of dental treatment and the field is rapidly changing with the introduction of new materials and techniques. It is hard for the allied staff to keep current.

The purpose of this presentation is to provide allied staff of the dental team with the key knowledge that they need to discuss, plan, treat and maintain dental implants. The lecture will cover:• Indications and treatment options for dental implants• Common terminology, materials, treatment techniques and treatment sequencing• Fees, expenses and insurance coding • Maintenance of the dental implant patient and the signs of complications This presentation is aimed at all team members, assistants, treatment coordinators and hygienists

Dr. Rod Stewart DDS

• Director: Ti-Max AAID Implant Maxicourse• Director: Ti-Max Institute for Continuing Dental Education• Diplomate: American Board of Oral Implantology• Fellow: American Academy of Implant DentistryA 1983 graduate of the University of Toronto, he maintains a general dental practice in Hamilton, Ontario with a focus on advanced dental reconstructive treatment.He is a member of the AAID Maxicourse Committee and Admissions & Credentialing Board, a former Trustee of the American Academy of Implant Dentistry, former Councilor of the Ontario Dental Association, District Officer of the AAID and a Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Buffalo, School of Dental Medicine, AEGD Program.

Rod StewartDDS




Pain Management and Analgesics Use in the Dental Office: An Overview

TIME | 1:30 pm to 4:15 pm THEATRE | 3 SESSION CHAIR | Dr. Deborah Lin CATEGORY | 1 (CORE)

One of the most common sequela associated with dentistry and dental treatment is acute post-operative pain. Almost every procedure associated with dental treatment has the potential to cause some degree of post-operative pain requiring multi-faceted management. Today’s clinician has a large armamentarium of pharmacological agents to draw from to control acute post-operative pain. Depending on the anticipated severity of postoperative pain, these agents may include acetaminophen, non-steroidal anti-inflammatories (NSAIDs) and opioids. Attendees will be introduced to evidence-based information related to the basic mechanisms of pain, the pharmacology of analgesics and the rationale for the selection of an analgesic for the treatment of acute odontogenic pain. Newer, common adverse drug reactions and drug interactions associated with these agents will also be discussed.

Learning Objectives• Discuss the physiology of pain• Review and discuss the pharmacology of the most common analgesics used in

dentistry to treat acute and chronic pain• Recognize potential drug interactions and adverse drug events associated with the

use of analgesics commonly prescribed by dental practitioners and understand the importance of organ function/ disease status in altering the absorption, distribution, metabolism and therapeutic action of dentally used analgesics.

Dr Aviv Ouanounou DDS, MSc

Dr. Aviv Ouanounou is an assistant professor of pharmacology at the faculty of dentistry, University of Toronto. He teaches pharmacology to undergraduate and graduate students and is a clinical instructor and Treatment Plan Coordinator. Dr. Ouanounou won numerous teaching awards including “Best Teacher of the Year Award” in 2013 and 2015, and is the recipient of the 2014-2015 prestigious Dr. Bruce Hord Master Teacher Award for excellence in teaching at the Faculty of Dentistry at the University of Toronto. Dr. Ouanounou is a Fellow of the International College of Dentists, a member of the American Academy of Pain Management and the American College of Clinical Pharmacology. He has published and authored numerous articles in peer-reviewed journals and maintains a general private practice in Toronto.

Dr Aviv OuanounouDDS MSc



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Dry Mouth

TIME | 1:30 pm to 4:15 pm THEATRE | 4 SESSION CHAIR | Dr. Sheryl Lipton CATEGORY | 1 (CORE)

This session will introduce the oral health care providers to the topic of dry mouth and salivary gland hypofunction. The experience of having a dry mouth, known as xerostomia, is highly prevalent in our patients (estimated to be approximately 20%). Attendees will learn about the epidemiology, pathogenesis, risk factors, clinical signs and symptoms, diagnosis and management of patients with a dry mouth and the associated complications.

Learning Objectives • To identify the clinical spectrum of dry mouth (ie xerostomia and salivary gland

hypofunction).• To detail the epidemiology, pathogenesis, and risk factors for dry mouth.• To show the pathways for the diagnosis and management of patients with dry mouth.

Dr. Ross Kerr DDS, MSD

Dr. Ross Kerr received his DDS from McGill University in Montreal, Canada, and his MSD and certificate in Oral Medicine at the University of Washington. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Oral Medicine and Clinical Professor in the Department of Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology, Radiology & Medicine at New York University College of Dentistry where he is the director of the Oral Mucosal Disease Service and an attending at the NYU Oral Cancer Center. He is a past president of the American Academy of Oral Medicine and a steering committee member of the World Workshop on Oral Medicine. He is the chair of the Global Oral Cancer Forum, and he serves as a member of the Scientific Advisory Board for the Oral Cancer Foundation. His research experience includes the evaluation of current and emerging technologies for the early detection of oral cancer. He has lectured nationally and internationally on oral cancer, dry mouth, and other oral medicine related topics, and has contributed to the dental and medical literature. His private practice is focused on the management of patients with oral mucosal disease, dry mouth, and the dental management of medically complex patients.

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Occlusion in Restorative and Implant Dentistry


TIME | 1:30 pm to 4:15 pm THEATRE | 5 SESSION CHAIR | Dr. Rejane Correa CATEGORY | 2

This course will provide the participant with an overview and deeper understanding of current restorative occlusal concepts.

At the completion of the program, participants will be able to:• examine and diagnose common occlusal conditions• recognize restorative situations that could become problematic• understand the 5 occlusal diagnoses and how to manage them• understand the relationship between occlusion and TMD

This course will be of benefit to GP’s, Specialists, and auxiliary clinical staff but not to front office staff.

Dr. George Arvanitis BSc, DDS

• Director: Ti-Max AAID Implant Maxicourse• Director: Ti-Max Institute for Continuing Dental Education• Diplomate: American Board of Oral Implantology• Honored Fellow: American Academy of Implant Dentistry• Fellow: Academy of General Dentistry• Fellow: International Academy of Dento-Facial Esthetics• Fellow: International Congress of Oral Implantologists

A 1990 graduate from the University of Western Ontario, he maintains a full time dental practice in Waterloo, Ontario with a special focus on reconstructive and implant dentistry.He is former President and current Trustee for the Central District of the AAID. He has lectured widely in Canada and the United States on the topic of Dental Implants and Occlusion.

Dr. George ArvanitisBSc, DDS



My Patient Has Cancer, Now What?

Dental Oncology 101


TIME | 1:30 pm to 4:15 pm THEATRE | 6 SESSION CHAIR | Dr. Xxxx Xx CATEGORY | 1 (CORE)

HPV related oral cancers are on the rise, and while cancer therapy saves lives it results in myriad oral and dental sequelae. How do we treat them? What are they? When is it safe and appropriate to provide dental care to the head and neck cancer patient? This lecture will provide dental clinician with the armamentarium to treat and manage the dental patient undergoing head and neck radiation therapy and chemotherapy. It will focus on pre-treatment assessment and evaluation of the oral cancer patient as well as what is necessary when the oncology team asks for a ‘dental clearance’ prior to oncologic therapy. Furthermore, this lecture will introduce the dentist to the pathophysiology and management of varied oral sequelae including osteoradionecrosis of the jaw (ORN), mucositis, hyposalivation and radiation fibrosis along with the oral and dental manifestations associated with head and neck radiation therapy and chemotherapy. It will also discuss the ideal time to treat patients while undergoing chemotherapy as well as the appropriate and important questions to ask the patient’s oncologist and help providers become a vital member of the patient’s oncology team.

Dr. Lauren Levi D.M.D.

Trained in dental oncology, orofacial pain and dental sleep medicine, Lauren Levi, D.M.D., is a leader in the field of treating a variety of oral medicine conditions including the oral and dental sequelae of cancer therapy, orofacial pain conditions and obstructive sleep apnea. After graduating from Columbia University, Dr. Levi received her doctor of dental medicine (D.M.D.) degree from The University of Florida College of Dentistry. She then completed a general practice residency at NYP-Weill Cornell Medical Center after which she completed a dental oncology fellowship at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. Since graduating, her practice has been focused on orofacial pain, dental sleep medicine and dental oncology. She completed a mini-residency in orofacial pain at the University of Kentucky and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in orofacial pain and oral medicine at the USC School of Dentistry while concurrently working in her private practice and at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Medical Center. She is also clinical instructor at the NYU College of Dentistry. Dr. Levi frequently lectures to dentists, physicians, residents, caregivers and patients.

Dr. Lauren LeviD.M.D.

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Successful Endodontics

Restorative considerations before, during and after the endodontic treatment


TIME | 1:30 pm to 4:15 pm THEATRE | 8 SESSION CHAIR | Dr. Sheldon Cooper CATEGORY | 2

Endodontic therapy aims to eliminate pulpal pathosis and/or to disinfect the root canal system. The main goal is to avoid reinfection during and after the completion of the root canal treatment. Beside the endodontic treatment, the long-term success of these teeth depends considerably on the restoration of the tooth. This presentation will discuss classic and innovative restorative concepts for pre-, peri- and post-endodontic treatment.

Learning Objectives:• Treatment planning and restorability assessment• Why and how?• Pre-endodontic restoration• Inter-appointment temporization• Post-endodontic restorations

Dr. Christine Berthold (MSc) PD (PhD Germany) Dr. med.dent.

Christine Berthold has taught and practiced as a full-time faculty member for 15 years at German universities, with the focus on Dental Traumatology, Endodontics and Restorative Dentistry. She has worked on comprehensive research projects in the field of Dental Traumatology and Endodontics and has published in peer-reviewed journals, has frequently presented research findings at international meetings and has given various courses and invited presentations in her field of expertise. She is a fellow of the RCDC and the IADT, a member of international and national Endodontic and Dental Traumatology Associations and serves as an editor for the journal “Endodontie”. She is a member of the review board of various peer-reviewed journals and serves in different committees and boards related to Dental Traumatology and Endodontics. In 2012, she moved to Canada and finished the Postgraduate Endodontic Program at the University of British Columbia. She is now practicing again in the field of Endodontics and Dental Traumatology in Regina, Saskatchewan and is teaching part-time at universities in Germany and Canada

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Energy Management for the Dental Hygienist

TIME | 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm THEATRE | 9 SESSION CHAIR | Robyn Shields CATEGORY | 3 2 QA Activity Hours

Energy is defined as available power; the capacity for vigorous activity. As females, we stay in constant vigorous activity as we multi-task and juggle all aspects of life, which requires us to maintain our energy.Since most of us spend a large portion of our time at work, we need to create as energizing an environment as possible to maintain happiness, peace and purpose.

Learning Objectives:• Learn how to prioritize Time Management• Identifying role requirements for better client outcomes• Review current trends and how they affect our Dental Hygiene practice

Kathleen Bokrossy RDHO President

Kathleen Bokrossy, RDH, has been bringing engaging energy to the dental profession for over 30 years. Kathleen is the president of ‘rdhu’ and ‘QA Coach’ and the publisher for ‘Dental Hygiene Quarterly’, where her vision is to help ‘Transform the Dental Hygiene Experience’. Kathleen works closely with dental hygienists and practices to help them thrive in today’s marketplace.

The Toronto Academy of Dentistry ThanksCrest + Oral B

for their assistance in providing this program

Kathleen BokrossyRDHO President





“Leadership” is a “TEAM” Sport

Together Everyone Achieves More

TIME | 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm THEATRE | 10 SESSION CHAIR | Dr. Waji Khan CATEGORY | 3

This fresh and exciting program will walk your entire team through step by step strategies for developing and empowering the “leader” in every one of your team members. It is filled with revealing concepts and practical strategies that will enable your office to develop a more effective culture of shared leadership; where everyone works/plays with team goals in mind; while feeling more connected valued & empowered to succeed. Leaders synergizing with leaders is what ignites the chemistry of your championship team. It’s not about title, it’s about the way we all show up to turn our individual contribution into team-based group level results. We all deserve to work with a group of enthusiastic confident positive people who are all working together on behalf of a future we have all committed ourselves to.

Peter Barry Peter Barry is an industry expert and highly sought-after speaker who has inspired audiences across North America. He is founder of “Practice Mastery” a highly personalized boutique coaching company that helps Dentists and their Team to achieve extraordinary growth, higher income and exceptional quality of life. He empowers dental professionals to serve their patients more caringly, more inspiringly and most of all more effectively.His insightful programs are filled with revealing concepts & practical strategies that inspire the heart to take- action; while empowering the mind with the innovative strategies & skills needed for achieving clinical excellence & professional growth as well as your practice development goals. As a sought-after Key Opinion Leader, he is often called upon to create custom lectures & support training for dental industry companies as well as professional organizations. He is also a faculty member and frequent speaker for “The Institute for Dental Excellence” (Implant Residency Program) on the subject of communication excellence and inspiring “Patient Care Consultations”.

Peter Barry



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BOOTH # COMPANY 1 Al Heaps & Associates Inc. 2 RBC Wealth Management 3 SteriSimple 4 Orascoptic 5 RIO Corporation 6 Sable Industries Inc. 7 Garfield Refining Company 8 Clinical Research Dental Supplies & Services Inc. 9 Maggas Medical Inc. 10 ABELDent Inc. 11 dentalcorp 12 DC Institute 13 Sunstar Americas Inc 14 Medical Mart Supplies Ltd./Medline 15 TMFD Financial 16 Endo/Tech 17 GSK Consumer Healthcare 18 Bisco Dental Products Inc.(Canada) 19 Brasseler Canada 20 BMO Bank of Montreal 21 Dentalcard 22 Orthodent 23 Philips Oral Healthcare 24 K-Dental Inc. 25 TriHawk/Xenopus Inc 26 EasyMarkit 27 Medicaptial 28 Atop Dental Canada Inc. 29 Hill Kindy Practice Sales & Realty Inc. Brokerage 30 Crest + Oral B 31 Dental Canada – Instrumentation 32 TBD 33 Altima Dental 34 Hesira Med Inc. (HMI) 35 Tier Three Brokerage Ltd. 36 Ultralight Optics Inc. 37 BMO Wealth Management 38 Conexis Dental Services 39 MBC Brokerage 40 Cumulus Dental Inc. 41 Ontario Dental Association (ODA) 42 Henry Schein Canada Inc.

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ABELDent Inc. 3310 South Service Road, Burlington, Ontario L7N 3M6 E: [email protected] T: (800) 267-2235 F: (866) 337-5558 W: www.abeldent.com

Al Heaps & Associates Inc. George Osterbauer 300-1055 W Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC V6E 2E9 E: [email protected] T: (866) 638-6194 F: (866) 545-6759 W: www.HEAPSandDOYLE.com

Altima Dental Ajay Shivdasani 1 Yorkdale Rd, Suite 320Toronto Ontario, M6A 3A1 T: (416) 785-1828 W: [email protected]

Atop Dental Canada Inc. 9-595 Middlefield Road, Toronto, Ontario M1V 3S2 E: [email protected] T: (416) 293-2868 W: www.atopdent.ca

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BMO Bank of Montreal Pino Loverro 55 Bloor Street West, 17th FloorToronto, Ontario M4W 3N5 E: [email protected] T: (416) 927-4213 F: (416) 927-6369 W: www.bmo.com/business

BMO Wealth Management – BMO Nesbitt Burns Pouya Fattahi 1 First Canadian Place, 38th Floor, P.O. Box 150Toronto, Ontario M5X 1H3 T: (416) 359-7440 F: (416) 359-6519 W: www.tinnermanwealthgroup.com

Bisco Dental Products (Canada) Inc. Caroline Simard 2571 Smith Street, Richmond, British Columbia V6X 2J1 E: [email protected] T: (800) 667-8811 F: (888) 667-1357 W: www.biscocanada.com

Brasseler Canada Sue DeNitto Henri-Bourassa Blvd., Suite 230 Quebec, Quebec G1H 3A5 T: (888) 749-2877 F: (866) 330-4454 W: www.brasselerusa.com

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Clinical Research Dental Supplies & Services Inc. Irene Lamonde PO Box 28040, London, Ontario N6H 5E1 E: [email protected] T: (800) 265-3444 F: (800) 719-3292 W: www.clinicalresearchdental.com

Conexis Dental Services Bassel Gebrael 225 Davenport Rd., Suite #518 Toronto, Ontario, M5R 3R2 E: [email protected] T: (416) 901-6894 W: www.conexisdental.com

Crest + Oral BVivian Yeung4711 Yonge Street, North York, Ontario M2N 6K8 E: [email protected] T: (416) 730-4349 W: www.dentalcare.ca

Cumulus Dental Inc.Doug McGregor 106 Colonnade Rd.Ste 220Ottawa, Ontario K2E 7L6E: [email protected] T: (866) 868-4966 W: www.cumulusdental.com

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DC Institute Joyce Trencio 21 St. Clair Avenue East, Suite 1420 Toronto Ontario M4T 1L9 E: [email protected] T: (416) 558-8338 W: dcinstitute.ca

Dental Canada – Instrumentation Jong Yoon 48 Briarwood Drive, St. Catharines, Ontario L2S 4A6 E: [email protected] T: (905) 641-0975 W: www.mydentalcanada.com

Dentalcard 605-60 Bloor Street West, Toronto, Ontario M4W 3B8 E: [email protected] T: (888) 689-9876 F: (888) 689-9862 W: www.dentalcard.ca

dentalcorp Nate Tchaplia 21 St. Clair Avenue East, Suite 1420 Toronto Ontario M4T 1L9 E: [email protected] T: (416) 558-8338 W: dentalcorp.ca

Digital Doc, LLC 4789 Golden Foothill Parkway, El Dorado Hills, CA 95762 T: (916) 941-8010 F: (916) 941-7689 W: www.digi-doc.com EEasyMarkit #201 – 124 E. Pender Street, Vancouver, BC V6A 1T3 E: [email protected] T: (855) 221-3279 ext 2 F: (604) 357-1601 W: www.easymarkit.com

Endo/Tech 389-5991 Spring Garden Road, Halifax, Nova Scotia B3H 1Y6 E: [email protected] T: (888) 554-3636 F: (877) 553-8329 W: www.endo-tech.com

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Garfield Refining Company Daniel Sarabacha 810 E. Cayuga Street, Philadelphia, PA 19124 E: [email protected] T: (800) 817-6736 W: www.garfieldrefining.com

GSK Consumer Healthcare Vanessa Johari Hansen 7333 Mississauga Road North, Mississauga, Ontario L5N 6L4 E: [email protected] T: (905) 819-3345 W: http://ca.gsk.com

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Henry Schein Canada Inc. Anthony Archer221 Jacob Keffer Parkway,Concord, Ontario, L4K 5T9 E: [email protected] T: (905) 832-9101 F: (866) 498-0603 W: www.henryschein.ca

Hill Kindy Practice Sales & Realty Inc., Brokerage Alison Kana1391 Ontario Street, 2nd floorBurlington, Ontario L7S 1G2 T: (866) 853-5344 F: (833) 425-5068 W: www.hillkindy.com

Hesira Med Inc. (HMI) 200-60 Atlantic Ave,Toronto, Ontario M6K 1X9 E: [email protected] T: (844) HESIRA-1 W: www.HESIRAMED.com

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K-Dental Inc. Rob Kainz 750 Cochrane Drive, Markham, Ontario L3R 8E1 E: [email protected] T: (800) 455-3368 F: (416) 293-0876 W: www.k-dental.ca

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Maggas Medical Inc. Magdy Ghobrial 154 Norfinch Drive, Unit 1, Toronto, Ontario M3N 1X6 E: [email protected] T: (416) 410-0200 F: (416) 650-9443 W: www.maggas.com

MBC Brokerage Jon Walton 15 Belvdere Drive, Oakville, ON L6L 4B5 E: [email protected] T: (905) 825- 2268 ext 221 F: (905) 825-8633 W: www.mbcbrokerage.ca

Medical Mart Supplies Ltd./Medline Ian Glass 6200 Cantay Road, Mississauga, ON L5R 3Y9 E: [email protected] T: (905) 624-6201 Ext. 112 F: (905) 624-3756 W: www.medimart.com

Medicapital Grant O’Neil 220 Dundurn Street South, Suite 208, Hamilton, ON L8P 4K7 E: [email protected] T: (800) 363-2891 ext 230F: (888) 981-1652 W: www.medicapital.net

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Orascoptic Scott Gibson 3225 Deming Way, Suite 190, Middleton, Wi 53562 E: [email protected] T: (416) 566-4425 W: www.orascoptic.com

Orthodent 311 Viola Street Oshawa, ON L1H 3A7 E: [email protected] T: (905) 436- 3133 F: (905) 723-2331 W: www.orthodent.ca P

Philips Oral Healthcare Timothy Ting 281 Hillmont Road, Markham, Ontario L6C 2S3 E: [email protected] T: 1 800 278-8282 W: www.philips.com R

RBC Wealth Management Mark Allen 5140 Yonge Street, Suite 1100North York, ON M2N 6L7 E: [email protected] T: (416) 733-5210 F: (416) 733-5250 W: www.allenprivateclient.com

ROI Corporation Jackie Joachim 1155 Indian Road, Mississauga, Ontario L5H1R8 E: [email protected] T: (905) 278-4145 F: (905) 278-4705 W: www.roicorp.com

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Sable Industries Inc. Riley T. Nick 100 Campbell Avenue, Suite 5 Kitchener, Ontario N2H 4X8E: [email protected] T: (519) 579-9323 F: (519) 579-9324 W: www.sableindustriesinc.com

SteriSimple Dr. Sean Corsini E: [email protected] W: www.sterisimple.ca

Sunstar Americas Inc. Canada 515 Governors Road Guelph, Ontario N1K 1C7 E: [email protected] T: (800) 265-8353 F: (519) 837-2669 W: www.gumbrand.ca

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Tier Three Brokerage Ltd. 186 Robert Speck Parkway, Suite 200Mississauga, Ontario, L4Z 3G1 T: (888) 437-3434 F: (888) 546-7940 W: www.tierthree.ca

TMFD Financial Brent Villeneuve 350 Burnhamthorpe Rd. West, Suite 218, Mississauga, Ontario L5B 3J1 E: [email protected] T: (905) 366-3468 F: (905) 273-9260 W: www.tmfd.ca

TriHawk/Xenopus Inc. Jep Stuchbery 2 Prospect Road, Morrisburg, Ontario K0C 1X0 E: [email protected] T: (877) 874-4295 F: (514) 935-0419 W: www.trihawk.com

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Ultralight Optics Inc. 3505 Cadillac Ave Bldg H Costa Mesa, Ca 92626 E: [email protected] T: (323) 316-4514 F: (714) 436-5003 W: www.Ultralightoptics.com

Special Guests Ontario Dental Association (ODA) 4 New Street, Toronto, Ontario M5T 1P6 T: (416) 355-2251 W: www.oda.ca

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DEAR DENTISTS OF TORONTO,

The Toronto Academy of Dentistry has developed an exciting program in partnership with The Mikey Network and Heaven Can Wait Emergency First Aid Training (HCW). This initiative has raised the stature of dentists in Toronto and

given recognition to the Toronto Academy of Dentistry and its component Societies.

This program offers Toronto Academy of Dentistry members a needed service, training and savings for their practice. They are able to purchase a high quality Philips OnSite AED and accessories from HCW at considerable savings. A portion of each sale is donated to The Mikey Network and the funds raised are used to place AEDs in public places, along with a plaque acknowledging the contributions from the dentists of Toronto.

Decisions as to where these AEDs are to be placed come from the joint efforts of The Mikey Network, Toronto Academy of Dentistry and the four Toronto component Societies.

To date, 6 AEDs have been donated through this initiative across the GTA since 2012.

The possibilities are endless with your support.

Heaven Can Wait is recognized as the Toronto Academy of Dentistry’s preferred provider of AEDs and CPR/AED training. Heaven Can Wait’s certifications are recognized and approved by the Federal Government of Canada, the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) and the Heart and Stroke Foundation.

Heaven Can Wait offers a superior level of training within your office or in groups and HCW will service and maintain your AED as well as be a valuable resource for Emergency Support in your office.

We hope that you will be excited and supportive of this program.

For more details or to engage Heaven Can Wait please contact: David Goodman (416) 331-8855 [email protected]. www.heavencanwait.biz

Help “keep the beat going”

TorontoAcademy of

Dentistry



1891-1892 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* 1899-1900 J.B. Willmott* 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* 1906-1907 J.B. Willmott* 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. Bothwel* 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. Butler* 1930-1931 E.C. Veitch* 1931-1932 J.W. McDonald* 1932-1933 Thomas R. Marshall* 1933-1934 Edmund A. Grant* 1934-1935 Frank Martin* 1935-1936 William J. Kerr*1936-1937 Stanley S. Crouch* 1937-1938 Harvey W. Reid* 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. Crystal 1974-1975 William S. MacKenzie* 1975-1976 Robert S. McKegney* 1976-1977 Ronald S. Anco 1977-1978 Murray Wagman 1978-1979 Gordon Perlmutter* 1979-1980 Robert H. Pick 1980-1981 Leonard Shapira* 1981-1982 Ronald Martin 1982-1983 Ronald Traub 1983-1984 Arthur J. Breglia* 1984-1985 James T. Hing* 1985-1986 Alexander J. Puskas 1986-1987 Stewart L. Sigesmund 1987-1988 Donald A. Stewart* 1988-1989 Barry A. Chapnick 1989-1990 Aldo Boccia* 1990-1991 Wayne H. Pulver 1991-1992 Gerald Weisberg 1992-1993 Godfrey B. Beber 1993-1994 Kenneth L. Hershenfield 1994-1995 Peter T. Tonisson 1995-1996 Flavio Turchet 1996-1997 John Jenkins 1997-1998 Gerald E. Pearson 1998-1999 Gene C. Cervini 1999-2000 David F. Hanmer 2000-2001 Brian Chapnick2001-2002 Ron Richardson 2002-2003 Phil Shedletsky 2003-2004 Warren Hing* 2004-2005 Shayne D. Lipton 2005-2006 Timothy Mulligan 2006-2007 Edward S. Philips 2007-2008 Flavio Turchet 2008-2009 Jack W. Wasserman 2009-2010 Samer Salama 2010-2011 Anthony Liscio 2011-2012 Bob Greenbaum 2012-2013 Paul Okorofsky 2013-2014 Emerson Jones*2014-2015 Phil Novack 2015-2016 Sheryl Lipton2016-2017 Janice Mummery 2017-2018 Minna Stein

TORONTO ACADEMY OF DENTISTRY PAST PRESIDENTS *Deceased



PAST SERVICE AWARDS RECIPIENTS

Ms. Dianne Grassie 2015Mr. Joseph Brian Douglas 2014Ms. Robyn Shields 2013Mr. Cy Elborne 2012Mr. Victor Michaud 2011Mr. Bernie Teitelbaum 2010Mr. Arthur Azingenberger 2009Ms. Melissa Summerfield 2008

Ms. Eva Young 2007Mr. Michael Hart 2006Ms. Erla Kay 2005Mr. Ken Croney 2004Mr. John Paterson 2003Mrs. Raisyl Wagman 2002Mr. John Gillies 2001Mr. Steward Cannon 2000

The Past Service Award represents the highest award that the Toronto Academy of Dentistry bestows on a member of the dental industry whose efforts and collaboration positively impacted the dental profession in Toronto. Special

emphasis is given to those individuals and companies that have gone out of their way to support the Toronto Academy of Dentistry and the activities that TAD organizes on an ongoing basis. Selection criteria include efforts devoted to improve through charity and volunteerism, the fabric of the dental profession in Toronto.

TORONTO ACADEMY OF DENTISTRY PAST SERVICE AWARD

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Year1932 Albert E. Webster*1933 Walter Earl Willmott*1934 Harold Clark*1935 Andrew J. McDonagh*1936 Charles Nelson Johnson*1938 William Cecil Trotter*1939 Charles E. Pearson*1940 George W. Grieve*1942 Harold Keith Box*1946 Robert Gordon McLean*1946 William Glen Trelford*1947 Arnold D.A. Mason*1947 W.B.T. Amy*1949 Harry S. Thomson*1951 Harvey W. Reid*1953 Edgar W. Paul*1955 John A. Bothwell*1957 Frank Martin*1958 Thomas Robert Marshall*1960 Roy G. Ellis*1961 Percy G. Anderson*1963 Don W. Gullett*1967 G. Vernon Fisk*1967 Irvin H. Ante Sr.*1968 R. Sidney Woollatt*1969 Harold R. Skilling*1970 Joseph H. Johnson*1971 Steward A. MacGregor*1972 George C. Hare*1973 Jack Kreutzer*1974 Murray Cornish*1975 Edgar A. White*1977 Mark G. Boyes*1977 Mark Zimmerman* 1979 John A. Sherman*1980 Edmund T. Guest*1980 Herbert Mercer*1981 Marjorie Jackson*1981 Harry Jolley*

Year 1982 Lloyd M. Grose*1983 Miet Kamienski*1984 Kenneth I. Levinson*1985 Harvey Milburn*1986 Elliott Siegel*1987 Arthur Wood*1988 William J. Spence*1989 Charles H.M.I. Williams*1990 Kenneth Pownall*1991 William G. McIntosh*1991 William S. MacKenzie*1991 Sarah Ann MacKenzie*1992 Gordon Perlmutter*1993 Gordon M. Marshall*1994 John E. Speck1995 John H. Mullett*1996 Gilbert Chapnick1997 Marvin D. Klotz1997 Donald M. McKee*1998 Donald A. Stewart*1999 Roderick L. Moran*2000 Donald Rife*2001 Barry A. Chapnick2002 Irving Siegel*2003 Gary E. Pitkin2004 Gordon Nikiforuk2005 Norman Levine*2006 Wesley J. Dunn2007 Jack Dale*2008 Calvin D. Torneck2009 Barry J. Sessle2010 Donald G. Woodside*2011 David Mock2012 Aldo Boccia* 2012 Brian Chapnick2013 George Zarb2014 Emmanuel Rajcak2015 John Jenkins

HONOURARY LIFE MEMBERS OF THE ACADEMY*Deceased

TORONTO ACADEMY OF DENTISTRY HONOURARY LIFE MEMBER

The Honourary Life Member Award represents the Toronto Academy of Dentistry’s highest distinction. It is awarded to a member of the dental profession, typically from within the geographic borders of Toronto (conforming to the 4 Toronto

Component Societies) or alternatively, a dentist that may have taught at the University of Toronto.

This award is in recognition of years of service to the profession through education, care of patients, service to the community at large, along with charitable deeds. The Honorary Life Member Award recognizes the highest values of service, education, professionalism and care. Many Honourary Life Member recipients over their careers have contributed to the profession through their research and teaching. The Honourary Life Member Award is bestowed on those members of the profession whose efforts transcend any one element, but instead encompass a professional career in Toronto that positively impacted the profession and whose efforts are viewed as exceptional.

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Upcoming Toronto Academy

EVENTSwww.tordent.com

Ski Day

Friday February 8, 2019

Alpine Ski Club242 Arrowhead Rd #17, The Blue Mountains, ON

All Societies Night

Date and location to be determined

Curling Bonspiel

Friday March 1, 2019Thornhill Golf & Country Club

7994 Yonge St, Vaughan, ON

Golf Tournament

Date and location to be determined

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Check out the Toronto Academy of Dentistry website www.tordent.com for meeting dates,

locations, events taking place within the Academy and its Component Societies

81st ANNUAL WINTER CLINIC DELEGATE REGISTRATION FORM

Friday November 9, 2018Cineplex Cinemas Empress Walk, 5095 Yonge St., 3rd Floor, Toronto, ON

TorontoAcademy of

Dentistry

For more information contact us at [email protected] or 416-967-1178

Register on-line for the 2018 – 81st Winter Clinic at: www.tordent.com or directly at https://mylibralounge.com/sites/awc1811s/public/en/Register.aspx

DENTIST: Registration Fee Registration FeePlease check which Society you belong to: PRIOR to Midnight AFTER Midnight October 11th October 11th $275.00 + $35.75 HST $325.00 + $42.25 HST

Toronto Central $310.75 $367.25

North Toronto $310.75 $367.25

Toronto East $310.75 $367.25

West Toronto $310.75 $367.25

Other ODA Society $310.75 $367.25

Out of Province $310.75 $367.25 GENERAL ADMISSION – Please check ONE: Registration Fee Registration Fee PRIOR Midnight AFTER Midnight October 11th October 11th

Dental Hygienist $150.00 + $19.50 HST = $200.00 + $26.00 HST = $169.50 $226.00

Dental Assistant $150.00 + $19.50 HST = $200.00 + $26.00 HST = $169.50 $226.00

Dental Technologist $150.00 + $19.50 HST = $200.00 + $26.00 HST = $169.50 $226.00

Dental Office Staff $150.00 + $19.50 HST = $200.00 + $26.00 HST = $169.50 $226.00

Dental Student/Dental Resident $50.00 + $6.50 HST = $50.00 + $6.50 HST = $ 56.50 $ 56.50

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For more information contact [email protected] or 416-967-1178

NOTE: Photographs are taken at the 2018 Winter Clinic. By registering for this event, you agree to allow the Toronto Academy of Dentistry to use your image in related publications, promotional materials and on its websites, Twitter & Facebook pages. You also agree to e-mail correspondence.

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