19th Annual Meeting & Scientific Session of the Academy of Microscope Enhanced Dentistry

AMED 2 2DENTAL MICROSCOPY MEETING

A Clear Vision into theFuture of Dentistry

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www.microscopedentistry.com

OCTOBER 22-24

CHICAGOBLACKSTONE MARRIOTT

Featuring International World Renowned Speakers • Exhibits • Collaborative & Hands-On Training • & More

Dr. Enrico Cassai

Dr. Jorge Zapata

Dr. Juan CarlosOrtiz Hugues

Dr. Claudia Cotca

Dr. AliSadr

Dr. Thomas Kepic

Dr. Matthew Nejad

Dr. Randy Shoup

Dr. Richard Miron

Dr. Bertrand Khayat

Dr. Larry Rifkin

Dr. Glennvan As

AngelaWard

YukinaSugiyama

Dr. ThomasWiedemann

Yusuke Takayama

JunichiWatahiki

IanMcNickle

Dr. Guillaume Jouanny

SPEAKERS & PROGRAMMicroscope in Endodontics 2020: Present and FutureEnrico Cassai, DDSCourse Description:The purpose of the lecture is to deepen the use of magnification in the endodontic field and its advantages. Through an historical excursus will be emphasized the incredible progress that is done from magnifying glasses to the Operating Microscope. Thanks to this technology every clinician has the possibility today to perform operations with better predictability such as removing posts, fractured instruments, treating perforations or in the endodontic surgical field. Finally we will try to look to the future by thinking about what we can still expect in the microscopic-endodontic field. Learning Objectives:• Learn the main advantages in Microscopic Endodontic• Learn how to better use the Microscope in different fields of endodontics: from diagnosis to instruments or posts removing • Understand the real potential of doing endodontics under microscope and discover new future applications

Microsurgical Endodontics: From Theory to PracticeBertrand Khayat, DDS and Guillaume Jouanny, DDALearning Objectives:• Fully understand the potential of the operating microscope in Endodontic Microsurgery• Identify and address anatomical complexities with the use of the operating microscope• Improve the microscope centered ergonomics during the surgical procedure

There is Nothing New Under the Sun. Lasers.The Next Generation.Claudia Cotca, DDS, MPHCourse Description:The lecture will review the application of optical physics lasers since inception and application in dentistry within medical science. Reflective of this, selected cases will be reviewed to par-allel the extraordinary unique science and tissue interaction, and leading future application improvements. Additionally, it will showcase a select few innovative cutting-edge capabilities of leading global laser laboratories as strategically featured innovation or already launched prototypes to custom high level business client procurement. Learning Objectives:• Understand the application of optical physics to dentistry, specifically the unique aspect of lasers and tissue interaction.• Learning to appreciate and expect the future of laser technology including existing developing unique cutting edge laser application development currently featured in select global laser laboratories and facilities. • Learn and appreciate the adaptation and variation of laser technology to interdisciplinary dentistry case selection.

Microscopic Dentistry of Dental Hygienist Yukina SugiyamaCourse Description:In a dental treatment, it is key point to success when 3 different profession, dentists, hygien-ists, and dental lab technicians, works under a magnified view to share the vision within the team. In Japan today, dental hygienists is profession on prevention, maintenance, Oral Hygiene Instruction (OHI) and initial periodontal therapy on a daily basis. And the use of a microscope by dental hygienists would improve the quality of those works. Learning Objectives:• How does a microscope become effective in the work of a dental hygienist.

Patients HATE Traditional Dentistry! WTH!Give ‘em what they WANT-and get paid for it!Angela WardCourse Description: I wish I had found your practice sooner! Why doesn’t every dentist do dentistry this way? Why was my tooth ground and crowned when there was another option? Why wasn’t I given a choice? We hear these statements every single day in our microscope-based practice. The tears, the anger, the disappointment, the broken trust. Exhausting and heart breaking. Pause for a moment to consider this: every time you treat a patient, you are making a lifelong footprint in their health. Many times, this footprint is irreversible-permanent. Before you pick up that handpiece and leave your footprint, join us as we explore what footprint your patient really expects. Patients hate traditional dentistry: small fillings needing bigger fillings, the ground and crowned routine, root canals, extractions…implants. The never-ending cost associated with redoing dentistry. Are you afraid to design a treatment plan that is the best care for your patient simply because insurance won’t cover it or you think a patient can’t pay for it? Do you fear the time and energy required to operate outside the scope of traditional dentistry? Do you and your team have a solid belief that every patient has the right to choose longevity and quality over cost and tradition? Join us as we explore the nuts and bolts of creating a patient focused, behaviorally sound microscope-based practice that leaves a life changing healthy footprint in the lives of your patients. Learning Objectives: • Attendee will learn and flesh out the essential characteristics that determine patient acceptance of a health-based treatment plan • Attendee will learn the “WTF” of microscope-based dentistry • Attendee will learn to educate and help their patients appreciate the value of ultraconservative, microscope-based dentistry • Attendees will learn to attract and keep the ‘right’ patient…not just a lot of new patients• Attendees will leave with a personalized game plan for their office.

Seeing is Believing: Application of Optical Coherence Tomography in the Research and Practice of Dentistry Alireza Sadr, DDS, PhDCourse Description: Over the past two decades dentistry has made important progresses, thanks to advancements in material science, technology and clinical techniques. Dental bonding revolutionized the shape and content of clinical dentistry, presenting a strong and minimally invasive alternative

to the traditional materials. Our research groups has promoted 3D high-resolution in-depth real-time imaging using Optical Coherence Tomography imaging and analytical methodologies to detect and monitor dental defects such as caries at various stages, cracks and compromised restoration integrity. These visual observations, not ever observed before, lead to recommen-dations on clinical diagnoses and procedures such as bonding protocols and material selection.

Optimized Periodontal Regeneration for Orthodontics (O-PRO) Expands Indications for Orthodontic Treatment by Completely Regenerating The Gingival Recession.Junichi Watahiki, DDS Ph.D. Course Description: A previous report stated that adult orthodontics might induce complications in periodontal tissue. Further, another report demonstrated long-term progression of gingival recession after orthodontic treatment in adults. Root Coverage Procedure with connective tissue graft has been achieved excellent results for the Gingival recession. However, Root Coverage can-not bring about complete periodontal regeneration with hard tissue at the gingival recession site.So if the orthodontic patients had already had a gingival recession, we could not take the effectual way. Therefore, I developed a new surgical procudure called “Optimized Periodontal Regeneration for Orthodontics (O-PRO)” that enables complete periodontal regeneration with hard tissue in the Gingival recession and reported on International Journal of Periodontics & Restorative Dentistry in 2019. I would like to show some interdisciplinary orthodontics cases used O-PRO using a microscope.

Prosthodontic Treatment Workflow UtilizingMicroscope : A Case Report Yusuke Takayama, DDSCourse Description: In the workflow of prosthetic treatment, it commonly starts from the examination and di-agnosis, Periodontal soft tissue management, root canal treatment, preparation of abutment, adjustment of provisional restoration, impression, try-in of the restoration, cementation and removal of excess cement. And the speaker sees the good results in prognosis when each step worked through both macro and micro viewpoints. Learning Objectives: • In this lecture, from the standpoint of a general dentist uses a microscope on a daily basis, the speaker wishes to introduce the team approach when a microscope was used in a series of prosthodontic treatments through one clinical case.

Understanding Platelet Rich Fibrin: From Biological Background to Clinical IndicationsRichard J. Miron, DDS, BMSC, MSc, PhD, DMD Course Description: The use of platelet concentrates has had a long-history of use in various fields of medicine as an autologous source of growth factors fabricated utilizing centrifugation of blood under various conditions. While platelet rich plasma (PRP) was proposed as a first-generation platelet con-centrate over 3 decades ago, over the past 10 years, platelet rich fibrin (PRF) has seen a steady increase in utilization for a variety of medical procedures due to its lack of anti-coagulation factors favoring fibrin clot formation and faster wound healing. More recently, the develop-ment of a liquid PRF provides a new formulation of liquid PRF without using anti-coagulation factors that may specifically be combined with currently available bone biomaterials favoring particle stability, angiogenesis and tissue integration. This talk aims to highlight the recent advancements made with respect to the newest formulations of platelet concentrates includ-ing recent developments in horizontal centrifugation and liquid concentrated-PRF to further speed wound healing and tissue regeneration for various clinical indications faced in routine daily dental practice.Learning Objectives:• Provide the biological background and scientific rationale for why platelet concentrates speed wound healing• Introduce new protocols using horizontal centrifugation• Provide clinical indications when, where and why to use PRF (membranes and liquid) in regenerative dentistry and facial esthetics

Visualizing Polymerizations Shrinkage & StressMatthew Najad, DDSCourse Description: This course will provide detailed and specific information on how the restorative dentist can create beautiful, biocompatible, and long-lasting posterior restorations without destroying the tooth with full coronal coverage preparation. Biomimetic restorative techniques have opened an entirely new chapter in how the restorative dentist can mimic how nature designed the human tooth and reproduce that architecture with modern materials at hand today. The student will see step by step procedures and be enlightened to the materials and techniques to be successful. Learning Objectives:• The student will learn the biomimetic techniques for posterior tooth preparation• The student will learn the materials needed to create bonds strengths to natural tooth structure that rival the bonds within the tooth• The student will be able to create restorations that have a biologic seal and biologic base. • The student will learn the techniques to prepare the ceramic restoration for bonding to the prepared tooth.

Macro and Micro Aesthetics, Face to FinesseLaurence R. Rifkin, DDSCourse Description: It is said “The Whole is the sum of its parts”. Facial aesthetics is a science and an art. Therefore, if we wish to truly create facial beauty and not just cosmetic dentistry or smile makeovers that ignore the soft tissue frame around our teeth, we must consider both the hard and soft tissues that are the elements that our faces are comprised of. Additionally, we must never forget that our treatments must be biologically sound in diagnosis and precision execution. Optimal visual data and technology are keys to these goals.MICRO AESTHETICS AND HEALTH - Dentistry is also a biologically and functionally based sub-specialty of medicine. As such dental professionals must address the presence of bacteria,

viruses, pathogens and oral diseases in diagnosis and treatments. We work on a microscopic and cellular level in addition to the macroscopic level. Our diagnostic decisions are based upon clinical, radiographic, and photographic data when making optimal comprehensive treatment planning decisions. Our clinical surgical and restorative and laboratory execution of treatment is in part based upon our ability to see at an optimal level. Hence, the utilization of all forms of utilitarian technology supports the precision of our diagnosis and quality of our restorations. The Dental Operating Microscope is the optimal visualization tool both clinically and in the laboratory. On a cellular level the better fitting and smoother restorations aid in reducing pathogens and inflammation which in turn has biological oral and systemic health benefits. Aesthetic micro anatomy of our restorations is better visualized on the microscopic level as well. Internal ceramic elements of color, translucency and maverick colors in addition to the micro surface anatomy and textures are also enhanced when emulating the beauty of nature.MACRO AESTHETICS - Smile designs are multiple as human anatomy varies with the individu-al and thus an artistic approach will provide the “Natural Organic Beauty” rather than the more easily teachable mathematical one. The “Contextualism” of each anatomical structure from deep to surface has its impact on adjacent structures. This must be considered in a three-di-mensional layered evaluation to provide comprehensive and lasting aesthetics. Neuromodula-tors can be used for myofacial pain management and enhancement of a patients smile through the action of inhibition of neurotransmission to muscle contraction. Dermal fillers may be used in the labial and perioral areas to enhance the aesthetics of a patient’s smile through selective replacement of lost soft tissue volume once the underlying hard and soft tissue are controlled. Injections, pharmaceuticals, hard and soft tissue grafting materials and facial/dental anatomy are foundational to the dentist. Thus, utilization of injectables for cosmetic purpose as well as facial pain management should also be employed in our treatment options. Through educa-tion and training, the “Facial Aesthetic Dentist” may take cosmetic dentistry to another level of composition and facial beauty by considering the benefits of injectables as adjunct aesthetic treatments for our patients. The combination of biological, functional, artistic, and technolog-ical knowledge is a formula for greater success and outcomes for our patients and ourselves.Learning Objectives:• Dento-facial anatomy and beauty from the artist and dentist perspective.• Building the smile in a “Layered” approach from hard to soft tissues.• Basic understanding of injectables and appropriate usage and techniques in dentistry.• Utilization of the dental operating microscope can aid in the precision of our restorative and surgical treatments both biologically and aesthetically.

New Patient Growth thru Digital Marketing Ian McNickle, MBACourse Description: In this seminar we will explore the most important aspects of online marketing for dentists in-cluding website optimization, social media, online reviews / reputation management, SEO for Google rankings, PPC for new patient leads, and videos. Case studies will be used throughout the program to illustrate best practices. We will review how to track and measure results as well as how to determine Return on Investment.Learning Objectives:• Discuss recommended marketing services and budget for best results• How to properly optimize a website to convert new patient leads• SEO best practices to rank high on Google• Review typical ROI (Return on Investment) for new patient generation

Prognosis for the Periodontally Compromised ToothThomas J. Kepic, DDS, MSDCourse Description:A Historical Perspective Along With Short and Long-Term Follow up of Cases. Establishing an accurate periodontal prognosis is paramount to case success. Prognosis is often thought of as being “static,” established once, and never to change. However, proper periodontal therapy can alter a tooth’s prognosis, if done in time. This course will show both short and long-term cases where prognosis has changed during therapy.Learning Objectives:• Identifying the clinical factors used in assigning prognosis.• Understanding the historical research that leads to the modern day concept of prognosis.• Defining the new concept of periodontal diseases and host susceptibility as factors used in determining prognosis.

Etiology and Clinical Management of SurgicalComplications Related to Implant ProceduresThomas G. Wiedemann, MD, PhD, DDSCourse Description:Despite the well documented high predictability, long-term and high success rate of dental im-plants, complications and failures do occur on a regular basis. The demand for implant therapy has fueled growth of the industry. Now many clinicians offer implants as a solution to partial and complete edentulism and the procedures are no longer limited to specialists. Problems with implants have been rising as more clinicians who do not have advanced training and skills are involved in implant placement and implant-related restorations. Some complications may be relatively minor and easy to correct, while others will be more significant and result in im-plant loss, permanent damage of adjacent anatomical structures or even be life-threatening. Considering the number of implants placed or projected to be placed in the United States alone and it is estimated that more than one million implants will require some type of corrective or revision therapy as a result of implant and bone graft related complications. This lecture will present a wide range of clinical situations and cases as well as a review of the literature in order to have an overview on the causes of implant failures, typical intra- and postoperative complications with severe adverse outcomes leading to medical emergencies with potentially life-threatening complication requiring intubation, emergency tracheostomy or intensive care hospitalization.Learning Objectives: • Assess, anticipate and manage common complications associated with implant procedures• Reinforce awareness that even simple implant procedures are invasive in nature and can trigger extremely serious and life-threatening complications• Understand that oral surgeons and dentists, no matter how skilled and experienced in implant surgery, must be at all times aware of even rare, unexpected and severe complications, in order to promptly plan an adequate emergency intervention.

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The Blackstone, Autograph CollectionThe Blackstone, Autograph Collection in Chicago, is just steps away from Grant Park and Columbia College Chicago. This 4-star hotel is 0.3 mi. from Buckingham Fountain and 0.4 mi. from Art Institute of Chicago. Our Amenities include: 335 air-conditioned rooms with refrigerators, 50” flat screen Smart televisions, premium TV channels, wired and wireless Internet access available for a surcharge, Private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers, designer toiletries , hair dryers, phones, safes and desks. fitness center, complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and room service during limited hours. Additional features at this Beaux Arts hotel include wedding services, a fireplace in the lobby, and a ballroom. Enjoy Spanish cuisine at Mercat A La Planxa, a restaurant which features a bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are served on weekdays from 6:00 AM to 9:30 AM for a fee. Featured amenities also include a 24-hour business center, express check-in, and express check-out. For your Special Event, we have facilities measuring 3447 square feet including conference space.

Microscope in Endodontics 2020: Hand’s-OnEnrico Cassai, DDSCourse Description:The purpose of the workshop is to allow each participant to understand how to use an oper-ating microscope at its best. During the workshop each participant will learn how to hold a comfortable and correct position to use the microscope in everyday clinical practice and how to improve and speed up operations with the assistant. Every participant will be trained with the microscope in order to improve one’s skill. As a final exercise, each participant will experience the advantages given by the microscope while removing a fiber post from a canal with ultra-sonic tips and while obturating an open apex with MTA.Learning Objectives:• Learn the main positions and ergonomics in Microscopic Endodontics• Improve the skills with a microscope doing some exercises • Learn how to take advantage from the microscope to remove a fiber post from a canal in a safe way and how to obturate an open apex with MTA

Hands-On: Get the Best out of Your Microscopein Endodontic MicrosurgeryBertrand Khayat, DDS andGuillaume Jouanny, DDALearning objectives:• Master incision and suture techniques specific to endodontic microsurgery• Perform apical retrograde preparation in the long axis of the canal on 3-6-9 mm• Obturate the full length of retroprepped roots with longer pluggers

Hands-On: How To Restore TheEndodontically Treated ToothONE DAY-LIVE DEMONSTRATION COURSE FORENDODONTIST and RESTORATIVE DENTISTS Randy Shoup, DDS / Matthew NejadCourse Description:Everything from sealing the canals to the final restoration. Under the direction of Dr. Randy Shoup, a step by step approach along with supported scientifically based principals will be presented followed by a live demonstration with the techniques described performed on extracted untreated teeth. Learn the processes, products and equipment utilized to achieve success in treating the endodontically treated tooth. Learn techniques to utilize immediately and implement into your daily treatment. Attendees are invited to bring their own loupes or utilize the available microscope. During the course, demonstration equipment will be available for attendee use. Learning Objectives:• Understand the principles of bonding to deep dentin with the most current scientific understanding• Effectively seal the gutta percha filled canals with a composite resin system prohibiting the contamination of the root canal system from coronal leakage• Create a high molecular weight poly propylene fiber scaffolding matrix within the evacuated pulp chamber• Utilize new composite systems to create a dense and high adhesive core within the tooth• Analyze and assess the remaining tooth structure; design a final restoration that reinforces the remaining healthy and sound tooth structure.

Seeing the LIGHT! - Soft and Hard Tissue Lasers in General Practice - Hands-On WorkshopGlenn A. van As, BSc, DMDCourse Description: In this limited attendance hands on workshop attendees will see how dental lasers can be utilized to help with treatment outcomes in general practice. Soft tissue Diode lasers have become a go to piece of many dentists armamentarium for their role in tissue management, laser bleaching, soft tissue procedures such as frenetomies and lingual tongue tie release. Hard tissue lasers are able to be used for restorative preparations, as well as contouring of bone. Lasers do provide an alternative to many procedures but many clinicians are confused by which laser might be the best for their practice. In this “See, Show, Do” hands-on workshop attendees will first SEE some clinical cases documented through microphotography and videography captured by the dental operating microscope. A live demonstration under the scope will SHOW how soft and hard tissue lasers can be used. The latter part of the session will then be used by attendees to try for themselves both soft tissue diode lasers and “ all tissue” lasers while using a table top mounted microscope on pig jaws. See how lasers can become an important part of the armamentarium for your dental practice..Learning Objectives:• Discover the various wavelengths present in dentistry and see how they might be relevant for your practice.• See how soft tissue diode lasers can be utilized for tissue management and in the delivery of minor soft tissue surgical procedures.• Realize how “all tissue” erbium lasers can be used for restorative dentistry and in the ablation of bone.• Understand how Low Level Laser therapy can be a vital treatment for your surgical cases.• See how the synergy between Lasers and the Dental Operating Microscope exists.

Advanced Ergonomics in Microscope Dentistry& The Art of MicrophotographyJorge Zapata, DDS and Juan Carlos Ortiz Hugues, DDSFacts and Applications:• Introduction to ergonomics in dentistry/hands-on Introduction to dental ergonomics• Operator Stool analysis. Different models and brands if possible.• Microscope Ergonomic devices.Hands On:• Operator Stool- Microscope- Patient Chair (Positions)• Operator Stool- Microscope- Patient Chair- Assistant (Positions)• Stretching and recommendationsCourse Description:Ergonomics, also known as human factors, is a multidisciplinary science concerned with finding ways to keep people productive, efficient, safe, and comfortable while they perform a task. The basic premise is to make the task fit the person, rather than making the person adjust to the task. Dentistry is one of the most demanding professions with a high incidence of musculo-skeletal disorders. Many professionals are retiring early because of neck, back, shoulder, arm, wrist injuries. This course will outline the ergonomic benefits of the surgical microscope in den-tistry, it will address appropriate posture while working with the microscope, how to position the microscope, how to position the patient and how to perform four-handed dentistry in order to work pain free, efficiently, and without stress. The course will also outline different stools available in the market, the properties of each and how to sit properly.

Learning Objetives:• Learn and apply the principles of ergonomics in dentistry• Learn about the most ergonomic stools in the market and test them.• Learn how to sit properly with good available stools in the operatory in different positions.• Learn the ergonomic benefits of the microscope in dentistry• Learn how to sit the patient in the operatory chair in order to achieve better ergonomic position.• Learn about four handed dentistry• Learn how to prevent musculoskeletal disorders & the benefits of microbreaks and stretching during the work day.

and...Course Description: Microphotography is the art of capturing pictures through the dental operative microscope (DOM). One of the main differences between microphotography and macrophotography is that no lens is attached to the camera in microphotography. This course will outline the advantages of microphotographic documentation vs. the use of macrophotography and intraoral cameras. This course will, also, address the challenges the clinician faces in capturing quality images; these challenges include: controlling vibration, working in conjunction with live view monitors, and par-focal adjustment to assure clear focus of the camera.Learning Objectives:• How to improve flow of case documentation via microphotography with interruption of patient treatment and production• How to increase communication and treatment plan acceptance through microphotographic documentation• How to select the most useful cameras for your needs• The basics of camera settings and how to capture quality videos and photographs with any mirrorless or DSLR camera• How to develop a 3-D PARFOCAL.

Modern Atraumatic and Surgical Extraction Techniques, Complications Management, Socket Grafting, GBRand Other In-Office Oral Surgery Procedures forGeneral DentistsThomas G. Wiedemann, MD, PhD, DDSCourse Objectives:The course consists of lectures and hands-on training on porcine mandiblesLearning Objectives: •• Understand and apply non-surgical and surgical techniques used in modern exodontia •• Apply minimally invasive and alveolar ridge-protecting extractions in the general dental practice •• Manage common complications associated with tooth extractions •• Analyse and evalute surgical difficulty and manage risk assessment in medically compromised patients who need tooth extractions •• Perform current simple concepts and principles of GBR, including socket preservation, as related to preimplantological extractions •• Perform other frequent and common oral surgery procedures in the general dental practice •• Understand and avoid medico-legal issues associated with oral surgery by careful case selection and informed patient consent

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

HANDS-ON COURSE SCHEDULETHURSDAY

2:00pm - 5:30pm Glenn Van As Seeing the LIGHT! - Soft and Hard Tissue Lasers in General Practice

FRIDAY 9:00am - 12:00pm Randy Shoup / Matthew Nejad Restoring the Endo Treated Tooth 2:00pm -5:00pm Juan Carlos / Jorge Zapata Advanced Ergonomics in Microscope Dentistry & The Art of Microphotography2:00pm - 5:30pm Enrico Cassai Microscope in Endodontics 2020: Hand’s-On

SATURDAY – ALL-DAY MASTER CLASSES8:00am - 5:00pm Bertrand Khayat / Guillaume Jouanny Endodontic Microsurgery- Hands-On Course8:00am - 5:00pm Thomas Wiedemann Modern Atraumatic and Surgical Extraction Techniques, Complications Management, Socket Grafting, GBR and Other In-Office Oral Surgery Procedures for General Dentists8:00am - 5:00pm Richard Miron Platelet Rich Fibrin (PRF) - One Day Training Course & Hands-On Workshop

THURSDAY8:00am - 12:00pm Certification Exams 1:00pm - 1:15pm Opening Remarks 1:15pm- 2:15pm Enrico Cassai Microscope in Endodontics 2020: Present and Future2:30pm -3:45pm Juan Carlos/Jorge Zapata Ergonomics & Microphotography3:45pm - 4:15pm Break & Exhibits 4:30pm - 5:30pm Matthew Nejad Visualizing Polymerizations Shrinkage & Stress

FRIDAY 8:00am Opening Remarks 8:15am - 9:45am Ali Sadr Seeing is Believing: Application of Optical Coherence Tomography in the Research and Practice of Dentistry 9:50am - 10:50am Rick Miron Understanding Platelet Rich Fibrin: From Biological Background to Clinical Indications 10:50am - 11:20am Break & Exhibits 11:20am - 12:50pm Guillaume Jouanny & Bertrand Khayat Microsurgical Endodontics: From Theory to Practice12:50pm - 2:00pm Lunch & Exhibits2:00pm - 3:00pm Thomas Wiedemann Lecture: Etiology and Clinical Management of Surgical Complications Related to Implant Procedures3:00pm - 3:20pm Yusuke Takayama Prosthodontic Treatment Workflow Utilizing Microscope : A Case Report 3:20pm- 3:50pm Break & Exhibits 3:50pm - 4:10pm Yukina Sugiyama Microscopic Dentistry for Dental Hygiene4:10pm- 4:30pm Junichi Watahiki Optimized Periodontal Regeneration for Orthodontics (O-Pro) Expands Indications for Orthodontic Treatment by Completely Regenerating the Gingival Recession4:35pm - 5:30pm Angela Ward Patients HATE Traditional Dentistry! WTH! Give ‘em What They WANT-and Get Paid for it!5:30pm -7:00pm Exhibitor Reception

9:00am - 12:00pm Intro to Microscopy Introductory Courses

SATURDAY8:00am Opening Remarks 8:10am - 9:10am Thomas Kepic Prognosis for the Periodontally Compromised Tooth9:20am - 10:20am Laurence Rifkin Macro and Micro Aesthetics, Face to Finesse10:20am- 10:50am Break & Exhibits 11:00am - 12:00pm Claudia Cotca There Is Nothing New Under The Sun. Lasers. The Next Generation12:00 - 1:00pm Lunch & Exhibits 1:15 - 2:15pm Ian McNickle New Patient Growth thru Digital Marketing 2:15 - 3:15pm Awards Presentation

9:00am - 12:00pm Dental Student Intro Program3:15pm - 5:00pm Mastermind Mentor Program

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