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DKUTEAMBarry I. Cohen, D.M.D.Bill Munley, D.M.D.Contact: DKU c/o Barry I. Cohen, D.M.D.
4750 Township Line RoadDrexel Hill, PA [email protected]
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Continuing Dental Education2014/2015
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DKU is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider. ADA CERP is aservice of the American Dental Association to assist dentalprofessionals in identifying quality providers of continuingdental education. ADA CERP does not approve or endorseindividual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptanceof credit hours by boards of dentistry. DKU designates thisactivity for 30 continuing education credits. Concerns or complaints about a CE provider may be directed to theprovider or to ADA CERP at www.ada.org/cerp.
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Approved PACE Program ProviderFAGD/MAGD credit. Approval does not implyacceptance by a state or provincial board ofdentistry or AGD endorsement. The currentterm of approval extends from 3/1/2013 to2/28/2017. Provider ID #217995
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FEESEarly Bird Special: Must be received by August 1, 2014Reservations for the entire series plus two Bonus CoursesMembers of the Dental Society of Chester and Delaware Counties - $650All non-society members, (other ADA members) - $700All non-society members, (non-ADA members) - $770
After August 1, 2014Members of the Dental Society of Chester and Delaware Counties Reservations for the entire series plus two Bonus Courses - $695Individual courses - $195 Three courses - $530 Four courses - $615
Other ADA MembersReservations for the entire series plus two Bonus Courses - $745Individual courses - $210 Three courses - $570 Four courses - $665
Non-ADA MembersReservations for the entire series plus two Bonus Courses - $815Individual courses - $225 Three courses - $605 Four courses - $715
Staff members accompanied by a doctor will be $95 per course per person with reservation atleast one week in advance, $110 per course per person at door. Cancellations and Refund PolicyNo refunds will be made without notice of at least one week prior to course date.(A $25 administrative fee will be deducted.)
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Those taking the entire series should indicate if they are attending the bonus courses.� Will not attend � Yes, I will attend Bonus #1: “Emergency Medicine”� Will not attend � Yes, I will attend a course at the VFDC.� (Please indicate the selection here) ______________________________________________________
Meetings will be held at the Springfield Country Club on Route 320, Springfield,Delaware County, PA, except for the Bonus Courses. Registration 8:15 AM Lecture 9:00 - 4:15 PM Continental breakfast and luncheon included.Please indicate those courses you wish to attend:All DKU courses are 6 CEU Credits (Lecture)
Those Taking The Full DKU Series will receive both Bonus Courses
Harold Crossley, DDS, MS, PhD – Cambridge, MA – Your patients are living longer thanks to their medications butmany of the physician-prescribed medications used by your patients have dental implications and side effects affecting your treatment plan. Some of these med-ications are the drugs of choice of “doctor shoppers”. And one of these medications is the most prescribed medication abused by adolescents. This presentationincludes the indications, contraindications, and side effects of the most commonly prescribed medications. Many of these medications were not approved whenyou took your pharmacology course in dental school. At the conclusion of this course, the attendees will know: Medications that could adversely interact with den-tal drugs; Why your patient is taking their medications; What oral side effects may be caused by these medications; Maximum doses for commonly prescribedpain medications; When not to prescribe NSAIDs; How to manage patients taking some of the newer anticoagulant medications; How to combine analgesics tomaximize their effects; Indications and contraindications for opiate analgesics; and Current recommendations for SBE and orthopedic prosthesis prophylaxis. HaroldL. Crossley is Professor Emeritus at the University of Maryland Dental School where he was awarded his D.D.S. degree. The liaison between the classroom andhis part-time dental practice produced a practical approach to understanding the pharmacology of drugs used in the dental office. Bring your hygienist to this impor-tant Pharmacology update! This course is supported by educational grants from Dodd Dental Lab, Dentsply, Hayes Handpiece Repair, and PDAIS.
David Hornbrook, DDS – San Diego, CA – For the past decade, the search for invisible, beautiful dentistry has been thegoal of both the clinician and the manufacturers. Coupled with the public’s quest for ideal aesthetics and a youthful, white smile, as the journey continues, it hasalso become more difficult. More difficult because our patients are more demanding for perfection today than ever before and more confusing because of the vastarray of new materials and options available to provide this care. Join Dr. David Hornbrook as he explores our options for aesthetic, metal�free dentistry for ourpatients in applications including smile design, posterior restorative, bridge applications, and full mouth rehabilitation. Discussion will include: updates of dentinaladhesion; ideal cementation of the new materials using the new resin cements; and addressing the role function plays in our decision�making. Objectives and sub-jects covered will include: Understanding the advantages of the new ceramics ideal for smile designs; The use of lasers to enhance the aesthetic result; Reviewingand evaluating the diagnostic wax�up; Learning how to predictably choose the correct cements for different materials that enhance aesthetics and long term suc-cess; and Understanding how we can truly be metal�free, even with posterior bridges. This is a great course for the entire clinical team. Dr. Hornbrook serves onthe faculty of many postgraduate university programs in aesthetic or cosmetic dentistry, including those at Baylor University, Tufts University, SUNY at the Universityat Buffalo, and UCLA. This course is supported by educational grants from Dodd Dental Lab, Dentsply, PNC and PDAIS.
Uche Odiatu, DMD – Toronto, Canada – Want to add incredible value to your patient experience? There's an avalanche ofevidence demonstrating the link between your patients’ mouth with their lifestyle habits: lack of sleep, shift work, poorly managed stress, overeating &sedentary living. Patients appreciate the dental professional who sees the bigger picture & understands the relationship between the body, mind & mouth.You will gain new appreciation into the miraculous nature of the human body and to the way every part is connected. • Recognize the destructive inflam-matory cascade in your patients. • Discover how visceral fat behaves like an active organ causing havoc throughout the body & mouth. • Identify 7 keyfoods & lifestyle habits that contribute to inflammation • Discover new lifestyle questions to add to your new patient exam. We'll go into advanced strate-gies to create change in your patients’ daily health practices & maybe yours? Across the board, your patients’ lifestyle cannot be ignored as you work at get-ting them to optimal health. From sedentary living (Is Sitting the New Smoking?) to mismanaged stress, you will discover a new way of looking at howchronic inflammation and disease is supported by your well-intentioned patients. Understand why certain patients do not respond well to your hygiene pro-grams. Spot how stress & disrupted sleep shows up in your patients’ mouth. Implement a new dimension to your overall treatment planning. Develop teambuilding strategies to get your entire office on board focusing on whole body health. Create a circle of influence & develop relationships with allied healthprofessionals & get loads of referrals. Dr. Odiatu is an internationally recognized wellness & performance expert. This practicing dentist from Toronto is alsoan NSCA certified personal trainer, a holistic lifestyle coach, and a professional member of the American College of Sports Medicine. Invite the whole dentalteam for this day of health. This course is supported by educational grants from Dodd Dental Lab, Dentsply, Hayes Handpiece Repair and PNC.
Wed., Mar 4, 2015 – � Dr. Howard Glazer – AM: “What’s Hot & What’s Getting Hotter in New Products”� Nancy Andrews – “Hot Topics in Infection Control” and “HIPAA Review”� Dr. Bob Faiella – “Oral Systemic Connection”
Thurs., Mar 5, 2015 – � Dr. Rhonda Savage – “Verbal Skills Workshop...Successful Practices Don’t Happen by Accident!”� Dr. John Fluecke – “Day to Day Technology that Can Improve Your Practice”� Dr. Thomas Sollecito- – “Oral Mucosa Diseases”
Fri., Mar 6, 2015 – � Dr. John Kanca – “Restorative Potpourri”� Dr. Linda Niessen – “Dental Care for Medically Complex Patients” � Dr. Phil Cooper – “Practice Transition for Recent Graduates”
Wed - Thurs - FriMar 4, 5, 6, 2015Hands-on Courses are not available for free.To register for these courses contact VFDC.org
Members choose one course from the Valley Forge Dental Conference
Friday, November 7, 2014“Avoid Liability; Know Your Patient’sMedications and Their Impact on Dental Treatment”
Wednesday, December 3, 2014“What Every Dentist Needs to KnowAbout Temporomandibular Disorder”
Brian Nový, DDS – Loma Linda, CA – Let’s face it, sitting through a lecture about dental caries doesn’t sound appealing (infact it sounds downright boring). However, the science of clinical cariology is beginning to have an impact on restorative techniques and technology.Handpieces and burs will remove compromised tooth structure, but comprehensive patient care involves addressing the chronic disease that leads to cavita-tion. Combining the medical management of disease along with bioactive restorative materials can take the practice of dentistry to new heights – and giveStreptococcus mutans more to fear than stronger fluoride. At the end of this course, participants should be able to: Describe the systemic theory of dentalcaries; Provide basic salivary analysis to identify “hidden” risk factors; Control patient caries risk with focused therapeutics; Design restorations to minimizerecurrent decay; and Identify restorative materials that create ionic bonds. Dr. Nový is the Director of Practice Improvement at the DentaQuest Institute, andan Assistant Professor of Restorative Dentistry at Loma Linda University. He served on the ADA Council of Scientific Affairs 2014 and acts as the chairman ofthe CAMBRA coalition. This course is designed for the entire clinical team. This course is co-sponsored by a major educational grant from GC America alongwith grants from Air Techniques, Dodd Dental Lab, Dentsply, Hayes Handpiece Repair and Shofu.
Wednesday, January 14, 2015“Offensive Dentistry”
Friday, April 10, 2015“Functional Aesthetic Dentistry”
Friday, May 8, 2015“The Wellness Advantage: The ValueAdded Practice”
BONUS #1 Fri., October 24, 2014 Stanley Malamed, DDS – “Emergency Medicine”
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BONUS #2
’15March 4 - 5 - 6
Valley Forge Radisson HotelKing of Prussia, Pennsylvania
Sponsored by the Second District Valley Forge Dental AssociationThe Largest Dental Association in Pennsylvania
For a Complete Valley Forge Dental Conference Program call 1-800-854-VFDC. Staff members cannot register for the Bonus Courses through DKU. To register staff members call 1-800-854-VFDC or visit www.VFDC.org
Jeffrey P. Okeson, DMD – Lexington, KY – The management of temporomandibular disorders is a complex problem indentistry. This complexity arises from the many different disorders that can be present as orofacial pain in the masticatory structures. In order to effectivelymanage TM disorders the clinician must first be able to differentiate these disorders from other orofacial pain conditions. Emphasis will be placed on diagno-sis so that correct therapy will be selected for each patient. The role of occlusion and joint stability in TMD will be discussed. Appropriate use and fabricationof occlusal appliances will be presented. This course will benefit all practitioners. You will learn: To identify those pain disorders that will likely respond to yourtherapy from those that will not; The relationship between occlusion, bruxism and temporomandibular disorders; The most favorable condylar position forrestorative dentistry and why there is so much controversy; and The appropriate use of occlusal appliance therapy. Dr. Okeson is a graduate of the Universityof Kentucky College of Dentistry where presently he is Professor and Chair of the Department of Oral Health Science and Director of the College's OrofacialPain Center, which he established. This course is supported by educational grants from Dodd Dental Lab, Dentsply, and PNC.
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� Friday, November 7, 2014“Avoid Liability; Know Your Patient’s Meds &Their Impact on Dental Treatment”
� Wednesday, December 3, 2014“What Every Dentist Needs to KnowAbout Temporomandibular Disorder”
� Wednesday, January 14, 2015“Offensive Dentistry”
� Friday, April 10, 2015“Functional Aesthetic Dentistry”
� Friday, May 8, 2015“The Wellness Advantage: The Value AddedPractice”
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