ACOMS Review, July 2014 071614
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Volume VI, ISSUE VII, 2014
The American College of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons Surgical Excellence Through Education REVIEW
ACOMS
IN THIS ISSUE
1. 2015 Annual Conference Program
2. Upcoming Events
3. Membership
4. Prac ce Management from Medical Protec ve and
Northwestern Mutual
5. This Month in OOOO
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Join us for the ACOMS 36th Annual Scien fic Conference and Exhibi on at the beau ful Ritz
‐Carlton Fort Lauderdale. Scien fic Chair Jon D. Perenack, DDS, MD and our Commi ee on
Con nuing Educa on have developed a program with longer, more in‐depth lectures to
provide a endees with deeper, more focused educa on. Featured topics will include:
Save the date! Visit www.acoms.org/2015 to view the preliminary program, register, and
submit a scien fic abstract.
About the Venue:
Discover a Fort Lauderdale beach resort that epitomizes oceanfront luxury of a bygone era.
At The Ritz‐Carlton, Fort Lauderdale, guests can bask in a loca on that offers a tranquil beach
retreat whispering of 1940s glamour, as well as easy access to Las Olas Boulevard, a
contemporary enclave of chic bou ques and upscale restaurants. Relax in elegant
accommoda ons that delight with water views, in the shade of oceanfront cabanas and in a
perfectly heated infinity pool, or under the expert hands of spa therapists. Savor a culinary
experience like no other in their restaurants and poolside cocktails s rred by the breeze of
swaying palms. The sun shines on all Fort Lauderdale resorts, but it is The Ritz‐Carlton, Fort
Lauderdale that makes every memory brilliant.
Oral Implantology
Treatment of TMJ Disorders
Facial Cosme c Surgery
Anesthesia
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Join us for Contemporary Concepts in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, January 26 ‐ 30, 2015 at the Limelight Hotel in Aspen, Colorado!
Each day will feature two lectures totaling three hours of contemporary oral and maxillofacial sur‐gery topics presented by a world class faculty.
Aspen is one of the premier places in the world to ski and snowboard. With four unique mountains to choose from, there is something for everyone.
Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands, Bu ermilk and Snowmass have terrain for all levels of skiers and your li cket is valid for all four mountains! If you’ve never skied or snowboarded before, Aspen/Snowmass is known for excellent instruc on. Make plans to join us for excellent science and awesome skiing in Aspen.
The schedule has been set so as to provide up to six hours of skiing daily. Daily breakfast and apres ski wine and cheese sessions are included. Space is limited. We encourage you to register early!
The Art and Science of Orthognathic Surgery Timothy Turvey, DDS
Diagnosis and Management of Obstruc ve Sleep Disorders Robert A. Strauss, DDS, MD
Cosme c Adjuncts for Op mizing Orthognathic Surgery Esthe cs Stephen A. Schendel, MD, DDS
Bone Gra ing Alterna ves to Enhance Implant Placement Joel Rosenlicht, DMD
Orthognathic Surgery Pearls: From Virtual Planning to the OR R. Bryan Bell, MD, DDS, FACS
Preparing the OMFS Office for AAAHC Accredita on Charles D. Hasse, DDS, MD, FICD
Office Anesthesia Techniques and Coping with Drug Shortages Deepak Krishnan, DDS
Conserva ve Facial Rejuvena on and Volumizing Kevin Rieck, DDS, MD
Zygoma Implants: Restoring the Edentulous and Par ally Edentulous Ridge Marianela Gonzalez, DDS, MS, MD
Computer‐Aided Guided Implant Surgery Leonard Spector, DDS
www.acoms.org/Aspen
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The ACOMS Hands‐on Surgical Educa on Series Presents:
Face Li s, Submental and Facial Contouring: Advanced Esthe c Surgical Techniques February 21‐22, 2015 | LSU HSC New Orleans, LA
Join us in New Orleans, for the latest
installment in our Hands‐on Surgical Educa on
Series, providing in‐depth didac c and
cadaveric training for surgeons in faceli ing
techniques. A endees will benefit from a full
day of classroom instruc on, followed by six
hours of cadaveric lab training under the close
supervision of our expert faculty.
A endees rave about the cu ng‐edge facili es
of LSU Health Sciences Center in New Orleans
and our 6:1 a endee to instructor ra o ensures
that you get the guidance that you need to
excel.
www.acoms.org/cosme c
Learn From Our Experienced Faculty of
Experts in Facial Cosme c Surgery:
Jon D. Perenack, MD, DDS: Course Chair;
Assistant Professor and Director of Residency
Training, LSU Health Sciences Center, New
Orleans
John Neary, MD, DDS, FACS: LSU Health
Sciences Center, New Orleans
Erik Nuveen, MD, DMD: Cosme c Surgery
Affiliates, Oklahoma City, OK
Kevin L. Rieck, DDS, MD: Nebraska Oral and
Facial Surgery, Lincoln, NE
Michael J. Will , MD, DDS, FACS:
Will Surgical Arts, Urbana, MD
Faceli surgery can arguably provide the most profound changes to our pa ent’s appearance. An effec ve faceli procedure can make a pa ent appear 10‐15 years younger. Oral and maxillofacial surgeons have the most in‐depth knowledge of facial anatomy and fascial planes of the face and are uniquely qualified to excel at this procedure!
Face Li s, Submental and Facial Contouring: Advanced Esthe c Surgical Techniques has
been designed to provide course par cipants with moderate to accomplished cosme c
surgical skills with the instruc on need to help them perform the most appropriate
faceli ing technique with the widest margin of safety for your pa ents.
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Residents Corner
Exhibitor and Sponsorship Opportuni es are available to companies wishing to meet OMS resi‐
dents and gain significant one‐on‐one exposure in this in mate, low‐pressure environment. Contact
us at [email protected] to learn how you can get involved!
Register Today for the Third Annual
ACOMS Residents Mee ng The ACOMS Residents Mee ng is your chance to:
Hear lectures from na onally recognized speakers like Dr.
Edmond Bedrossian
Gain Speaking Experience – by presen ng a scien fic
abstract or interes ng/unusual case in a low‐pressure
environment.
Get Feedback – from your peers in a endance to fine‐tune
your presenta on and hone your speaking skills.
Get Published – Scien fic abstracts will be published in
OOOO Journal
Connect and socialize with your peers from other OMS
residency programs.
November 8‐9, 2014
Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, PA
Learn more, register, or submit an abstract or case at
www.acoms.org/residents
OrthoTrac on Pads
Key
Dates:
Residents Mee ng Abstract/Case Submission Deadline: October 15, 2014
Residents Mee ng: November 8‐9, 2014
36th Annual Conference Abstract Submission Deadline: February 6, 2015
36th Annual Scien fic Conference and Exhibi on: April 18‐20, 2015
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Membership
Tell your friends, colleagues, and residents to visit
www.acoms.org/join to learn more and join today!
Please Renew Your ACOMS Membership For 2015!
ACOMS memberships run on a fiscal calendar from September 1—August 31. Membership dues for 2015 for most ac ve Fellows and Members will be due by August 31, 2014. Renewal no fica ons are being sent by e‐mail throughout July. Early online renewal of your membership is highly encouraged and appreciated.
To renew your membership online:
1. Go to h p://acoms.org/renew and enter your Username and Password. If you do not know your password, you may retrieve it here: h p://www.acoms.org/password
2. To renew your membership, simply click on “Securely renew my membership now” at the top of the "manage profile" sec on. From there, you can proceed using our secure, online payment portal. You may make an instant payment with a credit card.
If you wish to pay our membership dues by check simply wait for your mailed dues invoice, which will be mailed at the beginning of August. Thank you in advance for suppor ng ACOMS!
If you have any ques ons or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us by phone (202.367.1182) or e‐mail ([email protected]).
The ACOMS Hands‐on Surgical Educa on Series, partnered with Nobel Biocare, presents
this two‐day hands‐on and didac c training opportunity:
Demys fying the Op ons for the
Compromised Maxilla with a Fixed Prosthesis
November 7‐8, 2014;
Courtyard Philadelphia Downtown, Philadelphia, PA
ACOMS members may take advantage of a significantly discounted registra on rate of $495
(a $300 savings). Member registra on is coming soon to www.acoms.org/implants.
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Prac ce Management
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Introducing the OMS Preferred Program
ACOMS is proud to present the OMS Preferred program by Medical Protec ve: a malprac ce insurance solu on built specifically to meet the unique needs of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons. Backed by 115 years of experience and the most powerful claims defense in the na on, OMS Preferred is an ongoing commitment to defending Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, providing the tools they need to improve pa ent safety and help avoid poten al liabili es.
In the coming months, MedPro will provide educa onal materials, answer common ques ons about how malprac ce insurance works, and raise awareness of how malprac ce coverage is evolving — and what implica ons those changes will have for everyone within the OMS specialty.
Be sure to come back in August, when we’ll be discussing how Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons can upgrade their malprac ce insurance without crea ng any gaps in coverage.
See you next month!
HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT MALPRACTICE INSURANCE?
Call 800‐4‐MEDPRO ext. 3536, or send an email to [email protected] and let us know what topics you’d like to see covered in future columns!
This content was provided by Medical Protec ve
Medical Protec ve is proud to partner with ACOMS as an affinity partner to provide members
with a solu on for their malprac ce insurance needs. Medical Protec ve’s 80,000 insureds,
including several hundred oral surgeons, have
benefited from their unmatched financial
strength, market commitment, and claims
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Prac ce Management
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marke ng name for The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company (NM), Milwaukee, WI, and its subsidiaries. Tom Weilert and
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Six Risks to Be Prepared for in Re rement
Long‐Term Care Costs and Rising Healthcare Costs Top the List
As baby boomers approach re rement, many may find
themselves in different economic circumstances than
what they planned for. Recent economic events have
taught us the downside of risk, yet careful planning can
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income and re rement savings. According to
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year‐old range from $3,000 for someone in excellent health to $10,000 for someone in
poor health, including premiums, deduc bles, and co‐pays but not including long‐term
care, vision, or dental expenses.
Infla on and Taxes: With infla on reducing purchasing power and taxes impac ng liquida on
strategies, less money will be available to spend or invest in re rement planning.
Longevity Risk: Americans are living longer and the possibility exists that they could outlive
their resources. There is a 10 percent chance that a 65‐year old male will live to 97 years of
age and a 1 percent chance the same male will live to 105 years of age. Yet, the “average”
life expectancy is only 85 years, meaning half of the popula on will die before this age and
the other half is expected to live longer.
Legacy Risk: Many Americans want to leave a legacy, making an impact beyond their life me
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This content was provided by
Northwestern Mutual.
Northwestern Mutual has partnered with
ACOMS as an affinity partner to provide
discounted long term care and disability
coverage to ACOMS members. Discount
plans include the Northwestern Mutual
Long Term Care Mul Life Program, Mutual
of Omaha Long Term Care Insurance, and
Principal Disability Income Insurance.
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This Month In
Please visit www.OOOOJournal.net/Current access the journal online.
Featured Abstract From the July 2014 issue.
Development of a new device for maxillary molar distaliza on with high pseudoelas c forces to overcome
slider fric on: the Longslider—a modifica on of the Beneslider
Ulrich J.J. Longerich, MD, DDS; Ma hias Thurau, MD, DDS; Andreas Kolk, MD, DDS, PhD
Objec ve: Skeletally anchored devices have been developed to distalize maxillary molars in class II malocclu‐
sion. NiTi springs with high pseudoelas c forces are required to overcome fric on and concomitantly create
ideal transla on force for molar distaliza on. We present a new maxillary molar distaliza on device (the
Longslider) genera ng forces of up to gf 600 (5.88 N).
Materials and methods: Six pa ents with class II malocclusion owing to maxillary excess were treated by
molar distaliza on. The required distaliza on path was laboratory set and delivered chair side.
Results: The device deac vated itself automa cally at the end of the distance in all cases without dental p‐
ping or any implant‐related complica ons. The average distal transla onal movement of the first molar was
0.81 ± 0.02 mm/mo.
Conclusion: Clinically, owing to the high pseudoelas c forces, the Longslider appliance was effec ve for
tooth transla on, genera ng constant pseudoelas c forces of 350 gf through the desired distaliza on path.
Also In this Issue:
Experimental comparison of the effects of locally
administered zoledronic acid and alendronate on
the rate of mandibular distrac on osteogenesis in
dogs — Abdel Aziz Baiomy, Mohamed A. Nassan,
Elsaeed M. Abdella f, Ashraf Abdel Fa ah, et al.
The nutri on status of mild form Pierre Robin se‐
quence before cle palate repair: an analysis of 34
cases — Teng Wan, Guomin Wang, Yusheng Yang
Nine‐year trend analysis of hospitaliza ons
a ributed to oral and oropharyngeal cancers in the
United States — Min Kyeong Lee, Thomas B. Dod‐
son, Romesh P. Nalliah, Nadeem Y. Karimbux, et al.
OOOO is the official
journal of ACOMS
and a complimentary
benefit for our
members.