Welcome!98th Annual Session

Friday May 3 & Saturday May 4, 2019

The Hotel at Kirkwood CenterCedar Rapids, Iowa

Up to 15 CEUs Available!Register Online & Save Time!

www.iowadha.com *IDHA Conference is not in the same town as the IDA Conference this year.

Vice President’s Welcome Message Annual Session 2019

Hello Fellow Hygienists!

IDHA’s 98th Annual Session is quickly approaching and will be held Friday, May 3rd and Saturday, May 4th at the Hotel at Kirkwood Center in Cedar Rapids! Please note that the IDA meeting will be held at the Marriott in Coralville. In the past while IDA’s meeting is in Coralville, IDHA has traditionally been downtown Iowa City. While IDHA loves being in Iowa City, we have found our meeting to have outgrown the limited convention space they have to offer!

Hotel reservations may be made at Hotel at Kirkwood Center in Cedar Rapids with a discounted rate of $124.00 by telling them you are staying with the IDHA Annual Session block. The discounted rate is guaranteed through April 11, 2019 so make sure to book early! Attendees must reserve their rooms by calling 319.848.3700. The hotel is planning on a sell out!

Friday’s con ed course will be presented by Dr. Stephen Hsu, PhD. The morning course will be focusing on prevention and treatment of viral infections in dental clinics and the afternoon course on xerostomia. On Saturday we are having a con ed palooza! As the dental board requirements have changed for hygienists in the renewal period of 2017-2019 IDHA is offering an infection control course presented by Emily Boge, CDA, RDH, MPA and a jurisprudence course presented by the Iowa Dental Board. Tim Irwin will then present a hands-on sharpening course! Make sure to bring an instrument cassette and sharpening stone with you!

I am looking forward to seeing all of you at this year’s Annual Session in Cedar Rapids! Please mark your calendars, make hotel reservations, and be sure to say “hello” when you see me there!

Warm Regards,Amanda Aunspach RDHIDHA Vice President

About the Meeting

You Are Invited!

President’s Party& Awards Ceremony

Friday, May 3 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Platinum Sponsor

Meet Our Leaders

Tonya Enright, CDA, RDH, EdD (c)

President

Jennifer Pierce, RDHPresident Elect

Rachel Marshall, RDH, EFDA L2 Immediate Past President

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Schedule of Events98th Iowa Dental Hygienists’ Association

Annual Session Schedule

Friday May 3, 20197:00 am - 8:00 am Registration/Continental Breakfast/ Exhibits Open

8:00 am - 11:15 am Morning Course Beyond Herpes Labialis: Prevention and Treatment of Viral Infections in Dental Clinics Dr. Stephen Hsu, PhD 8:30 am - 1:15 pm Student Poster Session Open for viewing (Closed for lunch and judging takes place in the morning)

11:45 am - 12:45 pm Lunch Lunch is included for all FULL day attendees and is a General Assembly. (IDHA con no longer accommodate special dietary requirements)

12:45 pm - 3:15 pm Student Dental Hygiene Market Place

1:15 pm - 4:30 pm Afternoon Course Xerostomia: Causes, Management, Research and New Developments Dr. Stephen Hsu, PhD

5:00 pm - 7:00 pm President’s Party and Awards Ceremony

Saturday May 4, 2019

7:00 am - 8:00 am Going the Extra Smile - 5K / 1 Mile Fun Run Kirkwood Community College Campus Registrationinformation:www.iowadha.com Sponsored by RDH PAC

7:30 am - 8:00 am Registration/Continental Breakfast for attendees of the first two courses.

8:00 am - 9:00 am Infection Control for the Dental Professional Emily Boge, MPA, RDH, CDA

9:00 am - 10:00 am Jurisprudence Steven Garrison, Iowa Dental Board

10:15 am - 12:30 pm Real World Sharpening* Tim Irwin *Hands-On, Please Bring Your Instrument Kit and Stone

12:30 pm - 3:00 pm Post Board of Trustees Meeting

2019 Event Sponsors

Meeting Reminders

Hotel SpecificsThe Hotel at Kirkwood Center7725 Kirkwood Boulevard S.W. Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52404 319-848-8700 or 877-751-5111 hotel@kirkwood.edu

Friday lunch is includedLunch is provided for FULL day attendees onFriday and is a General Assembly. Session Handouts Handouts will not be available on-site. All registrants will receive an email with the handout, one week prior to the course. If you do not receive an email, please contact IDHA Continuing Education Chair, Renee Piper, at piperreneerdh@gmail.com.

For Your ComfortTo accommodate temperature variations at the site, please dress in layers. Special needs or questions, contact, Renee Piper, at piperreneerdh@gmail.com.

Show Us Your Smile!Please be aware that photos taken at the event may be

used to promote the IDHA online and/or in print.

Platinum Sponsor

Silver Sponsor

Premier Sponsor

Educational Grants Provided by:

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Continuing EducationSTEPHEN HSU, PHD, PROFESSOR

Oral Biology, Oral Health & Diagnostic Sciences, College of Dental Medicine, Georgia Regents University, Augusta, GA.FRIDAY MAY 3RD, 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM 6 CEUs

Dr. Stephen Hsu earned a Ph.D. degree from the University Cincinnati College of Medicine. He spent four years at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, and another four years at ESPN as a sports anchor, before joining the Georgia Regents University College of Dentistry in 1999 and is a professor in the Department of Oral Biology, and Department of Oral Health & Diagnostic Sciences. Dr. Hsu is the course director for Biochemistry as well as Nutrition. Based on the research on the benefits of polyphenols extracted from green tea leaves, he has invented many technologies and products to treat various diseases and conditions such as xerostomia and viral infections. Dr. Hsu created the MighTeaFlow formula for dry mouth, which received 2011 IADR/GSK Innovation in Oral Care Award to conduct a clinical trial. Dr. Hsu was selected as a TED speaker in 2014. In 2015, he received Georgia Bio Innovation Award for his innovative inventions.

Friay May 3rd, 8:00am - 11:15am 3 CEUsBeyond Herpes Labialis:

Prevention and Treatment of Viral Infections in Dental Clinics

Silver SponsorSUMMARYThis lecture discusses herpes simplex virus 1 (HSV-1) infection and oral manifestations; potential risks in dental clinics; currently available treatment of HSV-1 infection and the new approaches against HSV-1. It also provides recent in vitro and in vivo data and clinical trial results on latest research effort to combat HSV-1 associated symptoms.

LEARNING OBJECTIVESAfter attending this lecture, participants should be able to:

1. Discuss the potential mechanisms, oral manifestations and complications of HSV-1 infection and relate to clinical practice.

2. Evaluate medications and products for treating HSV-1-induced symptoms. 3. Discuss potential new approached for the prevention and treatment of HSV-1 infection in a dental clinic.

Friday May 3rd, 1:15pm - 4:30pm- 3 CEUsXerostomia: Causes, Management, Research and New Development

Premier SponsorSUMMARYThis lecture reviews the epidemiology of xerostomia and medications and products to manage xerostomia, including the advantages and disadvantages among these products. It also provides recent research results and various proposed formulations against xerostomia.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES After attending this lecture, participants should be able to:

1. Discuss causes, symptoms and complications associated with xerostomia.2. Evaluate previous and emerging treatment approaches for managing xerostomia based on clinical evidence.3. Discuss the role of hygienists in assisting patients with xerostomia.

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Continuing EducationEMILY BOGE, MPA, RDH, CDASATURDAY MAY 4TH 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM 1 CEUs

Educational Grant by:

Infection Control for the Dental ProfessionalEmily Boge, RDH, BS, MPA, spent 12 years in dental hygiene practice before recently accepting a new role as Dental Administrative Chair at Hawkeye Community College in Waterloo, Iowa. Emily is also the owner of Think Big Dental, LLC., a consulting and writing firm specializing in the education of corporations and health professionals on the role of a dental hygienist.

COURSE DESCRIPTION: A course exploring infection control for dental professionals in the clinical setting.

COURSE OBJECTIVES:• Define disease transmission and the chain of infection• Identify risk factors to infection• Identify why it is crucial that healthcare providers understand disease transmission prevention• Define universal precautions• Assess signs and symptoms of infectious disease• Recall proper handwashing techniques• Recognize and Apply the use of Personal Protective Equipment• Properly handle sharps and biohazard materials commonly found in the dental setting• Acquire Current CDC and OSHA Guidelines• Acquire skills and techniques needed to properly prevent cross contamination• Acquire skills for proper disinfection and sterilization

STEVEN GARRISON, Iowa Dental BoardSATURDAY MAY 4TH 9:00 AM -10:00 AM 1 CEUs

Jurisprudence

TIM IRWINSATURDAY MAY 4TH 10:15 AM -12:30 PM 2 CEUs

Educational Grant by:

Real World SharpeningTim Irwin is the Vice President, Sales for Nordent Manufacturing, Inc. Mr. Irwin is co-inventor of the InstRenew® Sharpening Assistant (US patent 6,808,441 B2) and has more than 20 years experience in instrument manufacturing, design and maintenance. He lectures extensively throughout the United States on the sharpening and maintenance of dental hand instruments.

*Hands-On, Please Bring Your Instrument Kit and StoneThis 2 hour, hands-on course provides a realistic view of the challenges and solutions for working with sharp instruments in the Real World. Learn an easy, 3-Step method to sharpen any scaler or curette and a practical system to implement in your office. The course also explores automated sharpeners, sharpen-less, sharpen-free and free-sharpening instruments, as well as, retipping and professional sharpening services.

*Please bring a kit of instruments and sharpening stone to participate in the hands-on section.

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Distinguished Service AwardIDHA is proud to present this award to Emily Boge, MPA, RDH, CDA

IDHA is proud to present Emily Boge, MPA, RDH, CDA., with the 2019 Distinguished Service Award.

Emily Boge is the consummate dental hygienist. Emily has advocated for dental hygiene on many levels. Not only is she a master clinician (receiving the ADHA Master Clinician Award in 2015), she is also an educator (believing in higher education by receiving her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees; and currently pursuing a doctoral degree in higher education), an administrator with her current position of Dental Administrative Chair at Hawkeye Community College, and she is a corporate executive owning her own speaking, writing, and consulting firm, Think Big Dental, LLC.

Emily has supported the Iowa Dental Hygienists’ Association since graduation from Hawkeye Community College in 2003, serving as Student Chapter President. Her involvement in the Dubuque component included being the co-president and president and delegate to several Iowa Annual Sessions. On the

constituent level, she served two terms as membership chair, one term each as President-Elect, President, and Immediate Past President. On the national level, she served multiple terms as delegate to the American Dental Hygienists’ Association Annual Sessions and she was the IOH Liaison. Politically, she maintains contact with Iowa key legislators to discuss dental hygiene bills and issues. Emily shares her talents by volunteering at Iowa Mission of Mercy annual events and she participated in a dental mission experience abroad in Nicaragua in 2017 with One World Healthcare Sustainable Clinics.

Owning a business allowed her the opportunity to network internationally with dental and dental hygiene professionals. She designed two dental hygiene instruments and she presents continuing education programs nationwide, including speaking at the RDH Evolution, Sirona World, RDH Under One Roof, and her work for Loser Dental in Cologne, Germany.

Emily, with her energetic and charismatic personality, is a wonderful mentor and friend to many students and dental hygienists. She is a shining example of what any hygienist strives to be.

We Cordially InviteEVERY PROFESSIONAL MEMBER TO HAVE A VOTE

at the 2019 General Assembly Luncheon

of the Iowa Dental Hygienists’ Association

Many volatile topics are effecting hygienists nationwide, and now is a crucial time for the ADHA/IDHA membership to unite, stand for our educated professional rights as clinicians, and formulate policy to protect the public health of Iowans. You may remember that in 2018 the IDHA changed our method of voting policy into practice. Last year’s General Assembly allowed each professional member present at the Friday Annual Session Luncheon an opportunity to discuss and vote on the policy that will shape the future of our association.

While we realize the first year did have its hiccups, we are committed to hearing the voice of every member, and therefore have implemented this new method of conducting business where delegates are no longer used, and an open forum now hears the opinions of all. We look forward to you bringing fresh thoughts and ideas, and your voting card from your Annual Session folder that you will receive at the registration desk, to lunch.

Ms. Tonya Enright, President of the Iowa Dental Hygienists’ Association, will lead us in conducting the business presented by the 2018-2019 IDHA Board of Trustees and 2018 Iowa delegates to ADHA Annual Session in Columbus, OH.

I sincerely look forward to seeing each dental hygienist in Cedar Rapids. We are much better when we stick together. Kind regards,

Emily J. Boge, MPA, RDH, CDA Iowa Senior Delegate to 2019 ADHA Annual Session, Louisville, KY Onbehalfofthe2018-2019IDHABoardofTrustees

The Hotel at Kirkwood Center, Cedar Rapids, IowaFriday May 3rd and Saturday May 4th, 2019

Conference InformationIOWA DENTAL HYGIENISTS’ ASSOCIATION 98TH ANNUAL SESSION 2019

Name _______________________________________________________________________________ Name Change? c YES c NO

Address _____________________________________________________________________________ Address Change? c YES c NO

City, State, Zip _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Home Phone ____________________________________________ Work Phone ____________________________________________________

Email* ___________________________________________________ License # ___________________ Membership ID# _______________

*Email REQUIRED as course handout will be emailed to attendees one week prior to course. Please WRITE LEGIBLY. No course handouts on-site.

SAVE TIME - REGISTER ONLINE WWW.IOWADHA.COM BY APRIL 29TH

R Please Check Box

To receive the Early Bird Discount, Full payment must accompany completed registration form by the Early Bird Deadline, April 22. Checks payable to: IDHA.

Mail check and registration form to: IDHA, 204 Central Ave., Charles City, IA 50616

Early Bird Registration MUST be postmarked or received

online by April 22ND.

REQUIRED OF ALL ATTENDEESREGISTRATION 1.5 CEU PER DAYAll attendees of IDHA Annual Session sponsored event(s) MUST pay a registration fee and attend a class to receive the 1.5 CEU per day of event.

FRIDAY MAY 3RD MORNING“Beyond Herpes Labialis: Prevention and Treatment of Viral Infections in Dental Clinics” Dr. Stephen Hsu, PhD (3 CEU) *General Assembly lunch is included for all day attendees. No special dietary requests.

AFTERNOON“Xerostomia: Causes, Management, Research and New Development“ Dr. Stephen Hsu, PhD (3 CEU)

Student Poster Session (2 CEU) **Only available in the morning.

President’s Party and Awards Ceremony

Refund Policy: Written notification must be received by April 16th to IDHA by mail at 204 Central Ave., Charles City, IA 50616. A $35 administration fee will be charged. Questions? Contact Renee Piper (PiperReneeRDH@gmail.com) or Amy Weishaar (amyweishaarrdh@gmail.com).

SATURDAY MAY 4TH

“Infection Control for the Dental Professional” Emily Boge MPA, RDH, CDA (1 CEU)

“Jurisprudence” Steven Garrison, Iowa Dental Board (1 CEU)

“Real World Sharpening” Tim Irwin (2 CEU) *Hands-On, Please Bring Your Instrument Kit and Stone

c ADHA Member $30.00 c Non Member $50.00 (RDH/DDS/CDA)

TOTAL ENCLOSED $ ________________

ADHA Member c Infection Control $0c Jurisprudence $0 c Real World Sharpening $0 Non Member (RDH/DDS/CDA) c Infection Control $30.00c Jurisprudence $30.00 c Real World Sharpening $60.00

MORNINGc ADHA Member $50.00c Non Member $90.00 (RDH/DDS/CDA)

AFTERNOON c ADHA Member $50.00c Non Member $90.00 (RDH/DDS/CDA)

c Attending Student Poster Session c Attending Party and Ceremony

c Add late fee $40.00 if postmarked after 4/22/19

Amy Weishaar RDHIDHA Treasurer204 Central AvenueCharles City, IA 50616

2019 Annual Session Exhibitors

Early Bird Registration MUST be received by April 22nd.