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homecoming ALUMNI STUDENT CONVENTION Celebrating all the School of Dentistry Alumni February 28 - March 3, 2019
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homecomingA L U M N I S T U D E N T C O N V E N T I O N
Celebrating all theSchool of Dentistry Alumni
February 28 - March 3, 2019
Change is inevitable, and mostly good. The School’s Alumni Student Convention ran for years in largely the same format. Feedback on the Convention was it was stale and old-school and stakeholder support tangibly demonstrated it. So new ideas and plans began popping up, one of those ideas being one homecoming for all alumni. Dr. Richard Hart and all eight schools were intrigued and joined in for a cohesive, collaborative One Homecoming. While Homecoming is a really good idea, many of you gave Kathleen Moore of our alumni office and me lots of feedback and ideas on how it was not hitting the mark and needed improvement. We listened, and heard that you want more (much more!) dentistry-specific programs, hands-on activities, and cutting edge material. The 2019 One Homecoming: Alumni Student Convention brings back the scientific sessions and adds several hands-on activities. I hope you will join me for the School of Dentistry Alumni, Faculty and Students reception on Friday evening. We’ve worked out some kinks and continue to work on others and promise you lots more food and fellowship this year!Please take a look at the schedule and join us and your fellow alumni for the 2019 One Homecoming: Alumni Student Convention. Give us more feedback and more ideas. When the School of Dentistry administration and staff work together with you, our alumni, we can continue to tweak, hone and improve our programs. I look forward to seeing you this coming spring.
Robert Handysides, DDS
Dean, LLU School of Dentistry
Welcome to the third Homecoming: Alumni Student Convention
ALL SCHOOL - ALL ALUMNI RECEPTIONDate .............. Friday, March 1, 2019
Time .................4:00pm to 6:00pm
Location........Loma Linda University, Wong
Kerlee Conference Center
Dinner ...........Complimentary light dinner &
appetizers
We invite you to join your fellow alumni, faculty, staff and students for an evening of warm fellowship and an opportunity to 'catch-up' with fellow classmates and dine with them.A meet & greet session will give alumni and students the opportunity to interact face-to-face regarding available practice opportunities. Alumni who are selling or leasing a practice, or looking for an associate to join their practice, will have the opportunity to meet students who are interested in career opportunities. Students will be able to ask questions of alumni and both will benefit from getting to know each other!
Does Your Bonding Technique Pass the Test? A hands-on experience with
Ultradent bond testers
Date .............Thursday, February 28, 2019Time .............8:30am - Registration
9:00am to 12:00pm - Hands-on ExperienceLocation.......Loma Linda University, School of Dentistry.....................Nobel Biocare Laboratory, 1st Floor
Tuition .........$60 DDS // AUX **LIMITED TO 40 PARTICIPANTS**Credit ...........This course meets the Dental Board of
California’s requirements for 3 units of continuing education.
AGD Code ...250
Hands-on
Course
Technology Center & Digital Design Center Open House and
Demonstrations
OBJECTIVESParticipants will be able to:
1. Get hands-on experience with different digital intraoral scanners.
2. Get hands-on experience with designing implant guides.
3. View 3D print demonstrations.
4. Tour the Technology Center and the Digital Design Center and experience the technology used by the current dental students.
Brian Goodacre, DDS, MSDAssistant ProfessorLoma Linda University School of Dentistry
Jessica Kim, DDSDirector and Assistant ProfessorHugh Love Center for Research and Education in TechnologyLoma Linda University School of Dentistry
OBJECTIVESParticipants will:
» Review of the dentin composite bonding mechanism and current composite bonding systems.
» Do a hands-on composite bonding exercise on an extracted tooth surface to assess the bonding technique using Ultradent shear bond strength tester.
This Open House will be available as a casual activity. Stations and products may change.
Hands-on
Course
Iris Nam, DDSAssistant Professor, Restorative DentistryLoma Linda University School of Dentistry
Date ..............Thursday February 28, 2019
Time .................Sessions will start at 1:00pm, 2:00pm, and 3:00pm
Location........Loma Linda University, School of Dentistry
......................Technology Center, 2nd floor
Tuition ..........FREECredit ............This course meets the Dental Board of
California’s requirements for 1 unit of continuing education.
AGD Code ....730
1957Ronald ZaneHome: (951) 689-4046Email: [email protected]
1958Jack GriswoldHome: 707-462-8503
1959 60thWilliam HeislerCell: [email protected]
1960Steve MorrowEmail: [email protected]: 909-558-4246
1961Robert DarbyHome: 909-239-9002
1962Tom ScottHome: 619-328-6929Email: [email protected]
1963Leif Bakland Email: [email protected]
1964 55thDuane WackerHome: 909-747-7042
1965 Honor years only
1966 Honor years only
1967 Honor years only
1968Frank OrdelheideCell: (509) 240-0493Email: [email protected]
1969 50thBill MillardHome: (909) 835-7625Email: [email protected]
1970Clyde RoggenkampHome: 909-796-1239Office: 909-558-4640Email: [email protected]
1971David RynearsonOffice: (909) 796-3648Email: [email protected]
1972Ronald FritzCell: 760-801-9595Home: 760-743-8133Email: [email protected]
1973 Honor years only
1974 45thDan KunihiraCell: 909-810-0023Email: [email protected]
1975AMike BoykoOffice: 951-359-4911Home: 909-792-4979&Dan TanOffice: 909-558-8318Home: 909-792-0888& Bob FritzHome: (559) 797-5953Office: (909) 558-4660
1975B Honor years only
1976Alfred PragasamHome: 796-9292Cell: 534-7840Email: [email protected] GoldenHome: 796-7684Work: 558-4640
1977Henry MercadoOffice: (909) 793-0624Home: (909) 793-1029
1978Robert JungHome: (909) 792-3037Email: [email protected]
1980Sandi NashCell: (951) 970-8704Email: [email protected]
1981Collet MasillamoniCell: (928) 580-6991Email: [email protected]
1982Dan NewboldOffice: 909-383-0625Home: 909-799-9653
1983 Honor years only
1984 35th
1985Viviane HaberHome: (909) 394-5679Email: [email protected]
1986Dennis ZinglerHome: 909-868-8668Email: [email protected]
Class Reunions
1987 Carl SeheultHome: 909-796-9307
1988Peter YoungOffice: 626-445-2536Email: [email protected]
1989 30thJohn BuoncristianiCell: 949-887-8915Office: 949-644-0595Email: [email protected]
1990Linda MartinezCell: 951-663-5699Email: [email protected]
1991Hilda Yacoub-FokasEmail: [email protected]
1992 Honor years only
1993Susan RocheCell: 805-680-7550Email: [email protected]
1994 25thWesley OkumuraHome: (909) 864-5128Email: [email protected]
1995 Honor years only
1996Priscilla Eun-Joo ChoiCell: (909) 800-1260
1997Tricia WilliamsOffice: 949-495-2000Cell: 949 838 4787Email: [email protected]
1998Holli RiterHome: 909-796-9547Office: 909-558-4640Email: [email protected]
1999 20thPenny PengCell: (626) 252-9350Email: [email protected]
2000Zina JohnstonHome: (951) 505-0751Email: [email protected]
2001 Samuel DemirdjiHome: (909) 801-9554Email: [email protected]
2002 Honor years only
2003 Honor years only 2004 15thJason FergusonOffice: 775-423-9990Home: 775-423-8293Email: [email protected]
2005John WonEmail: [email protected]
2006Jordan BuzzellCell: (619) 339-3531Email: [email protected]
2007 Honor years only
2008Gerald SabateCell: (909) 709-1811Email: [email protected]
2009 10th
2010Iris NamCell: (909) 583-3834Email: [email protected]
2011 - No Class Reunion 2012 - No Class Reunion
2013 - No Class Reunion
2014 5th - No Class Reunion
Dental HygieneHonor Years: 1964, 1969, 1974, 1979, 1984, 1989, 1994, 1999, 2004, 2009, 2014
Dental Hygiene DepartmentCall the D.H.D. office at:909-558-4631
International Dental ProgramCall the I.D.P. office at:909-558-7388
Class Reunions
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Thursday, February 28, 2019Scientific Sessions
Gordon M. Rick Oral Cancer Lectureship Differential Diagnosis of Oral Mucosal Lesions: Can you tell the difference between reactive,
premalignant, and cancer?
Date .............Thursday, February 28, 2019Time .............8:30am - Registration
9:00am to 4:30pm - LectureLocation.......Loma Linda University, Centennial ComplexTuition .........$195 DDS//$145 AUX
Lunch ...........Will NOT be providedCredit ...........This course meets the Dental Board of
California’s requirements for 7 units of continuing education.
AGD Code ...730
SYNOPSISApproximately 10% of all dental patients have some type of oral mucosal abnormality. How do you differentiate the good, the bad and the ugly?!? Although the majority of oral lesions do not carry significant morbidity, the clinician must be able to successfully differentiate the benign entities from the more serious conditions of the region.
LEARNING OBJECTIVESThe purpose of this presentation is to:
» Review common white, red, and ulcerated lesions of the oral cavity. » Discuss the necessary techniques for performing a comprehensive oral exam. » Review the currently available adjunctive screening devices and introduce developing
technologies that allow for the molecular diagnosis of premalignant lesions. » Present the new American Dental Association Clinical Guideline recommendations for oral
cancer screening. » Discuss the current chemopreventive initiatives under investigation. » Emphasize the role of dental professionals in early detection and chemoprevention.
Mark Lingen, DDS, PhD, FRACPathProfessor, Department of PathologyScientific Director, Human Tissue Resource CenterThe University of Chicago
Impl
ant D
entis
try
Dr. J
aim
e Lo
zada
Loca
tion:
CC
3208
Ope
rativ
eDr
. Jon
Won
Loca
tion:
CC3
111
9:00
am
Dr. Y
asse
r Alz
ahra
niHo
w M
any I
mpl
ants
are
Nec
essa
ry to
Ass
ist O
verd
entu
res?
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill b
e ab
le:
• To
diff
eren
tiate
dive
rse
type
s of o
verd
entu
res
• De
term
ine
the
num
ber o
f im
plan
ts n
eede
d to
stab
ilize
ove
rden
ture
s
Dr. R
ober
t Han
dysi
des
The
Stat
e of
the
Scho
ol
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill le
arn:
• W
hat,
whe
n, w
here
and
why
of c
urre
nt e
duca
tion
at Lo
ma
Linda
Uni
vers
ity S
choo
l of D
entis
try.
• Th
e ro
le o
f tec
hnol
ogy f
or th
e fa
culty
and
stud
ents
.•
How
curre
nt st
uden
ts a
re p
oise
d to
cont
ribut
e to
the
prac
tice
of d
entis
try.
10:0
0am
Dr. S
unee
Lim
mee
chok
chai
Ridg
e Pr
eser
vatio
n M
ater
ials,
Tech
niqu
es a
nd E
valu
atio
n of
Out
com
es
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill b
e ab
le to
:•
Expl
ain
ratio
nale
for a
lveol
ar ri
dge
pres
erva
tion
to p
reve
nt b
one
rem
odel
ing
follo
win
g to
oth
extra
ctio
n,
inclu
ding
mat
eria
ls of
choi
ce a
nd te
chni
que
for p
rope
r eva
luat
ion
outc
omes
.•
Min
imize
and
man
age
com
plica
tions
follo
win
g rid
ge p
rese
rvat
ion.
Dr. J
essi
ca K
im a
nd D
r. Br
ian
Good
acre
Digi
tal W
orkfl
ow in
Den
tistry
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill b
e ab
le to
:•
Unde
rsta
nd th
e di
gita
l wor
kflow
s of c
hairs
ide
mill
ed re
stor
atio
ns.
• Kn
ow th
e be
nefit
s and
lim
itatio
ns o
f dig
ital d
entis
try.
• Be
tter a
pply
this
tech
nolo
gy in
pra
ctice
. •
Have
a b
ette
r und
erst
andi
ng o
f 3D
prin
ters
and
how
to u
tilize
them
in p
ract
ice.
• Pl
an a
nd d
esig
n im
plan
t sur
gica
l gui
des
11:0
0am
Dr. Z
acha
ry M
ursi
cFu
ll Ar
ch Z
ircon
ia R
esto
ratio
n
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill:
• Re
view
the
mat
eria
l pro
perti
es o
f Zirc
onia
.•
Lear
n fu
ll ar
ch Z
ircon
ia p
rost
hesis
des
ign
cons
ider
atio
ns.
• Le
arn
how
to h
andl
e an
d ad
just
Zirc
onia
rest
orat
ions
clin
ically
.
12:0
0pm
Lunc
h Br
eak
1:00
pm
Dr. S
arat
Um
met
hala
CBCT
Eva
luat
ion
of th
e M
axill
ary S
inus
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill:
• Ha
ve b
asic
unde
rsta
ndin
g of
the
indi
catio
ns a
nd te
chni
ques
of m
axill
ary s
inus
floo
r aug
men
tatio
n.•
Be a
ble
to d
iagn
ose
the
need
for g
rafti
ng a
nd le
arn
whe
n to
refe
r.
Dr. S
teve
n Po
wel
lDe
ntal
CSI
: The
ora
l hea
lth o
f man
y pat
ient
s loo
ks li
ke a
crim
e sc
ene
whe
n ev
alua
ting
toot
h de
cay
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill:
• Le
arn
to id
entif
y the
caus
es o
f car
ies p
robl
ems.
• Le
arn
prev
entio
n st
rate
gies
and
trea
tmen
t mod
aliti
es to
solve
ext
rem
e ca
ries r
isk p
atie
nts.
2:00
pm
Dr. H
ung-
Chi L
iao
Inse
rtion
Pro
toco
ls fo
r Den
tal I
mpl
ant P
rost
hese
s
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill:
• Le
arn
pros
thet
ic lo
adin
g pr
otoc
ols,
inclu
ding
conv
entio
nal l
oadi
ng, i
mm
edia
te lo
adin
g, im
med
iate
re
stor
atio
n an
d ea
rly lo
adin
g.•
Dete
rmin
e lo
adin
g pr
otoc
ol, c
onsid
er se
vera
l fac
tors
inclu
ding
est
hetic
, fun
ctio
n an
d st
ruct
ure.
Dr. R
icha
rd Y
oung
Cutti
ng E
dge
Conc
epts
in A
dhes
ive D
entis
try
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill:
• Le
arn
whe
re a
dvan
ced
adhe
sion
can
take
you
in th
e “m
oder
n” re
stor
ative
wor
ld o
f den
tistry
, fro
m d
irect
to
indi
rect
rest
orat
ions
.•
Lear
n ab
out a
new
tech
niqu
e fo
r pos
terio
r com
posit
es th
at w
ill ch
ange
how
you
view
them
. Hin
t: It’
s all
abou
t “In
ject
ion
Mol
ding
”
3:00
pm
Dr. A
ladd
in A
l-Ard
ahTi
tani
um M
esh
Augm
enta
tion
for D
eficie
nt R
idge
s
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill b
e ab
le to
:•
Iden
tify d
efec
ts th
at n
eed
augm
enta
tion
with
a T
i-Mes
h.•
Unde
rsta
nd p
ossib
le co
mpl
icatio
ns a
ssoc
iate
d w
ith th
e us
e of
Ti-M
esh.
Thursday, February 28, 2019Scientific Sessions
Friday,March 1, 2019Scientific Sessions
Pedi
atri
c D
entis
try
Dr. B
onni
e N
elso
n Lo
catio
n: C
C311
3
Pros
thod
ontic
sDr
. Mat
hew
Kat
tadi
yil
Loca
tion:
322
6
Peri
odon
tics
Dr. E
rick
Sahl
Loca
tion:
CC3
220
Endo
dont
ics
Dr. T
ory
Silv
estri
n Lo
catio
n: C
C321
4
9:00
am
Dr. B
onni
e N
elso
nM
ythb
uste
rs in
Ped
iatri
c Den
tistry
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill:
• Re
view
a fe
w o
f the
man
y new
den
tal a
dver
tise-
men
ts a
nd sh
ow re
sear
ch a
s to
truth
or m
yth.
•
Lear
n on
e ex
ampl
e: C
harc
oal t
ooth
past
e.Dr
. Rya
n Be
cker
Dent
al P
hoto
grap
hy
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill b
e ab
le:
• To
und
erst
and
how
den
tal p
hoto
grap
hy ca
n ai
d th
e de
ntal
pro
fess
iona
l in
thei
r clin
ical p
ract
ice.
• To
lear
n fu
ndam
enta
l pho
togr
aphi
c con
cept
s.•
To re
view
ess
entia
l equ
ipm
ent,
inclu
ding
cam
era
syst
ems,
lens
es, fl
ashe
s, m
irror
s, et
c.•
To a
pply
basic
clos
e-up
pho
togr
aphi
c con
cept
s to
the
dent
al p
ract
ice.
• To
exa
min
e ty
pica
l sta
ndar
ds fo
r cas
e pr
esen
tatio
n or
doc
umen
tatio
n.
Dr. A
li Al
qaht
ani
Ging
ival B
ioty
pe: D
efini
tion,
cons
ider
atio
ns, a
nd
impl
ant o
utco
mes
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill:
• Un
ders
tand
bio
type
vs. p
heno
type
.•
Know
clas
sifica
tions
of p
erio
dont
al p
heno
type
an
d be
abl
e to
clas
sify a
nd m
odify
gin
giva
l ph
enot
ype.
• Un
ders
tand
phe
noty
pe a
nd p
erio
dont
al th
erap
y, de
ntal
impl
ant,
and
dent
al p
rost
hesis
.
Dr. J
ohn
Mun
ceRa
pid
Extru
sion
as P
relu
de o
r Fol
low
-on
to E
ndod
ontic
Tr
eatm
ent f
or O
ther
wise
Hop
eles
s Tee
th
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill u
nder
stan
d:•
Tiss
ue ch
ange
s tha
t tak
e pl
ace
durin
g ra
pid
extru
sion
and
how
they
diff
er fr
om sl
ow e
xtru
sion
• Cl
inica
l fac
tors
to co
nsid
er b
efor
e pe
rform
ing
extru
sion
proc
edur
es•
A va
riety
of e
xtru
sion
tech
niqu
es•
Inst
rum
enta
rium
for e
xtru
sion
proc
edur
es
10:0
0am
Dr. K
ara
S. B
agot
Med
ical M
ariju
ana
in th
e Pe
diat
ric P
opul
atio
n
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill b
e ab
le to
und
erst
and:
• Th
e en
doca
nnab
inoi
d sy
stem
and
the
impa
ct
of ca
nnab
is us
e on
the
deve
lopi
ng b
rain
and
re
sulta
nt ch
ange
s in
beha
vior a
nd co
gniti
on.
• Fo
rms a
nd d
oses
of c
anna
bis c
ompo
unds
.•
Med
ical i
ndica
tions
for u
se o
f can
nabi
s in
yout
h.
• Ri
sks a
nd b
enefi
ts o
f med
icina
l can
nabi
s use
.•
Polic
y.
Dr. J
osep
h Ki
mCu
stom
Tray
App
licat
ion
of P
erox
ide
Gel a
s an
Adju
nct t
o Sc
alin
g an
d Ro
ot P
lani
ng in
the
Trea
tmen
t of
Per
iodo
ntiti
s
By th
e en
d of
this
lect
ure,
the
audi
ence
shou
ld h
ave
a be
tter u
nder
stan
ding
of:
• Cl
inica
l out
com
es o
f non
-sur
gica
l per
iodo
ntal
th
erap
y.•
Curre
ntly
avai
labl
e ad
junc
ts to
scal
ing
and
root
pl
anin
g.•
Stra
tegi
es o
f mai
ntai
ning
per
iodo
ntal
ly co
mpr
omise
d pa
tient
s.•
A br
ief l
ook i
nto
the
rela
tions
hip
of o
ral a
nd
syst
emic
dise
ases
.
Dr. J
ing
Guo
Appl
icatio
n of
CBC
T to
End
odon
tic Tr
eatm
ent
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill:
• Be
com
e fa
mili
ar w
ith th
e ba
sic p
rincip
les o
f Con
e Be
am C
ompu
ted
Tom
ogra
phy.
• Kn
ow th
e ap
plica
tion
of C
BCT
in th
e cli
nica
l en
dodo
ntics
.
11:0
0am
Dr. J
ung-
Wei
Che
nSi
lver D
iam
ine
Fluor
ide
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill:
• Kn
ow th
e in
dica
tions
and
cont
rain
dica
tions
of
usin
g Si
lver D
iam
ine
Fluor
ide.
• Kn
ow th
e sc
ienc
e an
d ev
iden
ce o
f usin
g Si
lver
Diam
ine
Fluor
ide.
• Le
arn
how
to u
se S
DF in
man
agin
g cli
nica
l cas
es.
Dr. D
uaij
Alaz
emi
Scre
w vs
. Cem
ent-r
etai
ned
Impl
ant R
esto
ratio
ns
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill:
• Un
ders
tand
adv
anta
ges,
disa
dvan
tage
s and
co
mpl
icatio
ns o
f bot
h re
tent
ion
syst
ems.
• Be
com
e fa
mili
ar w
ith cu
rrent
lite
ratu
re a
nd
adva
ncem
ents
and
mod
ifica
tions
rela
ted
to
rete
ntio
n sy
stem
s.
Dr. B
ritta
ny P
ang
Eval
uatio
n of
Acc
urac
y of T
wo
Intra
oral
Sca
nner
s In
fluen
ced
by To
tal O
cclu
sal C
onve
rgen
ce A
ngle
s of
Ant
erio
r and
Pos
terio
r Com
plet
e Co
vera
ge
Rest
orat
ions
: An
invit
ro st
udy b
ased
on
3D A
nalys
is
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill b
e ab
le to
:•
Unde
rsta
nd th
e ac
cura
cy (p
recis
ion
and
truen
ess)
betw
een
two
intra
oral
scan
ners
of a
n af
fixed
ty
podo
nt o
n a
man
ikin,
com
parin
g di
ffere
nt
angl
es o
f tot
al o
cclu
sal c
onve
rgen
ce o
f one
an
terio
r and
one
pos
terio
r com
plet
e co
vera
ge
met
al ce
ram
ic to
oth
prep
arat
ions
.•
Unde
rsta
nd th
e ad
vant
ages
and
the
limits
of
util
izing
intra
oral
scan
ning
for c
row
n pr
epar
atio
ns.
Dr. J
ason
Fow
ler
Inst
rum
enta
tion
and
Irrig
atio
n Ad
vanc
emen
ts
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill b
e ab
le to
: •
Iden
tify t
he va
ryin
g in
stru
men
tatio
n an
d irr
igat
ion
adva
ncem
ents
that
hav
e em
erge
d w
ithin
the
field
of
endo
dont
ics.
• Ha
ve a
mor
e co
mpr
ehen
sive
know
ledg
e of
how
co
mpl
ex ra
dicu
lar a
nato
my s
yste
ms c
an b
e an
d ho
w th
e sp
ecia
lty o
f end
odon
tics i
s fac
ing
thes
e ch
alle
nges
with
new
arm
amen
tariu
m a
nd ca
nal
shap
ing
tech
niqu
es.
Friday, March 1, 2019Scientific Sessions
Pedi
atri
c D
entis
try
Dr. B
onni
e N
elso
n Lo
catio
n: C
C311
3
Pros
thod
ontic
sDr
. Mat
hew
Kat
tadi
yil
Loca
tion:
322
6
Peri
odon
tics
Dr. E
rick
Sahl
Loca
tion:
CC3
220
Endo
dont
ics
Dr. T
ory
Silv
estri
n Lo
catio
n: C
C321
4
9:00
am
Dr. B
onni
e N
elso
nM
ythb
uste
rs in
Ped
iatri
c Den
tistry
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill:
• Re
view
a fe
w o
f the
man
y new
den
tal a
dver
tise-
men
ts a
nd sh
ow re
sear
ch a
s to
truth
or m
yth.
•
Lear
n on
e ex
ampl
e: C
harc
oal t
ooth
past
e.Dr
. Rya
n Be
cker
Dent
al P
hoto
grap
hy
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill b
e ab
le:
• To
und
erst
and
how
den
tal p
hoto
grap
hy ca
n ai
d th
e de
ntal
pro
fess
iona
l in
thei
r clin
ical p
ract
ice.
• To
lear
n fu
ndam
enta
l pho
togr
aphi
c con
cept
s.•
To re
view
ess
entia
l equ
ipm
ent,
inclu
ding
cam
era
syst
ems,
lens
es, fl
ashe
s, m
irror
s, et
c.•
To a
pply
basic
clos
e-up
pho
togr
aphi
c con
cept
s to
the
dent
al p
ract
ice.
• To
exa
min
e ty
pica
l sta
ndar
ds fo
r cas
e pr
esen
tatio
n or
doc
umen
tatio
n.
Dr. A
li Al
qaht
ani
Ging
ival B
ioty
pe: D
efini
tion,
cons
ider
atio
ns, a
nd
impl
ant o
utco
mes
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill:
• Un
ders
tand
bio
type
vs. p
heno
type
.•
Know
clas
sifica
tions
of p
erio
dont
al p
heno
type
an
d be
abl
e to
clas
sify a
nd m
odify
gin
giva
l ph
enot
ype.
• Un
ders
tand
phe
noty
pe a
nd p
erio
dont
al th
erap
y, de
ntal
impl
ant,
and
dent
al p
rost
hesis
.
Dr. J
ohn
Mun
ceRa
pid
Extru
sion
as P
relu
de o
r Fol
low
-on
to E
ndod
ontic
Tr
eatm
ent f
or O
ther
wise
Hop
eles
s Tee
th
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill u
nder
stan
d:•
Tiss
ue ch
ange
s tha
t tak
e pl
ace
durin
g ra
pid
extru
sion
and
how
they
diff
er fr
om sl
ow e
xtru
sion
• Cl
inica
l fac
tors
to co
nsid
er b
efor
e pe
rform
ing
extru
sion
proc
edur
es•
A va
riety
of e
xtru
sion
tech
niqu
es•
Inst
rum
enta
rium
for e
xtru
sion
proc
edur
es
10:0
0am
Dr. K
ara
S. B
agot
Med
ical M
ariju
ana
in th
e Pe
diat
ric P
opul
atio
n
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill b
e ab
le to
und
erst
and:
• Th
e en
doca
nnab
inoi
d sy
stem
and
the
impa
ct
of ca
nnab
is us
e on
the
deve
lopi
ng b
rain
and
re
sulta
nt ch
ange
s in
beha
vior a
nd co
gniti
on.
• Fo
rms a
nd d
oses
of c
anna
bis c
ompo
unds
.•
Med
ical i
ndica
tions
for u
se o
f can
nabi
s in
yout
h.
• Ri
sks a
nd b
enefi
ts o
f med
icina
l can
nabi
s use
.•
Polic
y.
Dr. J
osep
h Ki
mCu
stom
Tray
App
licat
ion
of P
erox
ide
Gel a
s an
Adju
nct t
o Sc
alin
g an
d Ro
ot P
lani
ng in
the
Trea
tmen
t of
Per
iodo
ntiti
s
By th
e en
d of
this
lect
ure,
the
audi
ence
shou
ld h
ave
a be
tter u
nder
stan
ding
of:
• Cl
inica
l out
com
es o
f non
-sur
gica
l per
iodo
ntal
th
erap
y.•
Curre
ntly
avai
labl
e ad
junc
ts to
scal
ing
and
root
pl
anin
g.•
Stra
tegi
es o
f mai
ntai
ning
per
iodo
ntal
ly co
mpr
omise
d pa
tient
s.•
A br
ief l
ook i
nto
the
rela
tions
hip
of o
ral a
nd
syst
emic
dise
ases
.
Dr. J
ing
Guo
Appl
icatio
n of
CBC
T to
End
odon
tic Tr
eatm
ent
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill:
• Be
com
e fa
mili
ar w
ith th
e ba
sic p
rincip
les o
f Con
e Be
am C
ompu
ted
Tom
ogra
phy.
• Kn
ow th
e ap
plica
tion
of C
BCT
in th
e cli
nica
l en
dodo
ntics
.
11:0
0am
Dr. J
ung-
Wei
Che
nSi
lver D
iam
ine
Fluor
ide
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill:
• Kn
ow th
e in
dica
tions
and
cont
rain
dica
tions
of
usin
g Si
lver D
iam
ine
Fluor
ide.
• Kn
ow th
e sc
ienc
e an
d ev
iden
ce o
f usin
g Si
lver
Diam
ine
Fluor
ide.
• Le
arn
how
to u
se S
DF in
man
agin
g cli
nica
l cas
es.
Dr. D
uaij
Alaz
emi
Scre
w vs
. Cem
ent-r
etai
ned
Impl
ant R
esto
ratio
ns
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill:
• Un
ders
tand
adv
anta
ges,
disa
dvan
tage
s and
co
mpl
icatio
ns o
f bot
h re
tent
ion
syst
ems.
• Be
com
e fa
mili
ar w
ith cu
rrent
lite
ratu
re a
nd
adva
ncem
ents
and
mod
ifica
tions
rela
ted
to
rete
ntio
n sy
stem
s.
Dr. B
ritta
ny P
ang
Eval
uatio
n of
Acc
urac
y of T
wo
Intra
oral
Sca
nner
s In
fluen
ced
by To
tal O
cclu
sal C
onve
rgen
ce A
ngle
s of
Ant
erio
r and
Pos
terio
r Com
plet
e Co
vera
ge
Rest
orat
ions
: An
invit
ro st
udy b
ased
on
3D A
nalys
is
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill b
e ab
le to
:•
Unde
rsta
nd th
e ac
cura
cy (p
recis
ion
and
truen
ess)
betw
een
two
intra
oral
scan
ners
of a
n af
fixed
ty
podo
nt o
n a
man
ikin,
com
parin
g di
ffere
nt
angl
es o
f tot
al o
cclu
sal c
onve
rgen
ce o
f one
an
terio
r and
one
pos
terio
r com
plet
e co
vera
ge
met
al ce
ram
ic to
oth
prep
arat
ions
.•
Unde
rsta
nd th
e ad
vant
ages
and
the
limits
of
util
izing
intra
oral
scan
ning
for c
row
n pr
epar
atio
ns.
Dr. J
ason
Fow
ler
Inst
rum
enta
tion
and
Irrig
atio
n Ad
vanc
emen
ts
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill b
e ab
le to
: •
Iden
tify t
he va
ryin
g in
stru
men
tatio
n an
d irr
igat
ion
adva
ncem
ents
that
hav
e em
erge
d w
ithin
the
field
of
endo
dont
ics.
• Ha
ve a
mor
e co
mpr
ehen
sive
know
ledg
e of
how
co
mpl
ex ra
dicu
lar a
nato
my s
yste
ms c
an b
e an
d ho
w th
e sp
ecia
lty o
f end
odon
tics i
s fac
ing
thes
e ch
alle
nges
with
new
arm
amen
tariu
m a
nd ca
nal
shap
ing
tech
niqu
es.
Friday, March 1, 2019Scientific Sessions
Pedi
atri
c D
entis
try
Dr. B
onni
e N
elso
n Lo
catio
n: C
C311
3
Pros
thod
ontic
sDr
. Mat
hew
Kat
tadi
yil
Loca
tion:
322
6
Peri
odon
tics
Dr. E
rick
Sahl
Loca
tion:
CC3
220
Endo
dont
ics
Dr. T
ory
Silv
estri
n Lo
catio
n: C
C321
4
12:0
0pm
Dr. A
my
Huh
& D
r. M
ona
Dous
ti De
ntal
Man
agem
ent o
f a P
atie
nt w
ith P
HACE
Sy
ndro
me
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill b
e ab
le to
:•
Unde
rsta
nd d
iffer
ent d
iagn
osis
crite
ria fo
r PHA
CE
Synd
rom
e.•
Revie
w th
e ne
ed fo
r mul
tidisc
iplin
ary c
are
for
PHAC
E Sy
ndro
me.
Dr. P
ooya
Sol
tanz
adeh
Trou
ble-
shoo
ting
Pros
thod
ontic
Com
plica
tions
with
Im
plan
t-sup
porte
d Pr
osth
eses
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill b
e ab
le to
:•
Revie
w im
plan
t des
igns
.•
Diag
nose
and
trea
tmen
t pla
n fo
r im
plan
t-su
ppor
ted
pros
thes
es (f
rom
sing
le u
nit t
o co
mpl
ete
arch
rest
orat
ions
).•
Trou
ble
shoo
t and
man
age
the
com
plica
tions
re
late
d to
impl
ant-s
uppo
rted
pros
thes
es.
Dr. M
ario
Flo
res
Why
Rid
ge P
rese
rvat
ion?
Bas
ic to
Adv
ance
d Bo
ne
Graf
ting
Proc
edur
es
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill b
e ab
le to
:•
Und
erst
and
the
ratio
nale
, bio
logy
and
the
heal
ing
proc
ess o
f alve
olar
bon
e (so
cket
) pr
eser
vatio
n af
ter a
toot
h ex
tract
ion.
• R
evie
w d
iffer
ent t
ypes
of a
lveol
ar ri
dge
defic
ienc
ies a
nd h
ow to
(rep
air)
augm
ent t
hem
; lim
itatio
ns a
nd co
mpl
icatio
ns o
f thi
s pro
cedu
res
will
also
be
disc
usse
d.
Dr. J
ustin
Wu
REGE
NDO
Upda
tes
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill b
e:•
Able
to d
escr
ibe
the
biol
ogy a
nd sc
ienc
e be
hind
cu
rrent
rege
nera
tion
tech
niqu
es a
nd m
odal
ities
.•
Upda
ted
on n
ew d
evel
opm
ents
and
futu
re g
oals
of p
ulp
rege
nera
tion.
12:3
0pm
Dr. M
eena
Ada
mi &
Dr.
Loga
n M
aria
noCa
se R
epor
t on
Cem
ento
-Oss
ifyin
g Fib
rom
a
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill b
e ab
le to
:•
Pres
ent a
ped
iatri
c cas
e in
volvi
ng ce
men
to-
ossifi
ying
fibro
ma
(COF
).•
Unde
rsta
nd cl
inica
l, ra
diog
raph
ic, a
nd
hist
olog
ical fi
ndin
gs o
f COF
.•
Trea
tmen
t pla
n fo
r a p
edia
tric p
atie
nt w
ho h
as
unde
rgon
e su
rger
y due
to C
OF.
1:00
pm
Dr. K
e-Ch
ung
Wu
& D
r. Ve
ra K
ende
rian
Dent
al M
anag
emen
t of a
Pat
ient
with
Sev
ere
Early
Ch
ildho
od C
arie
s
Pa
rticip
ants
will
be
able
to:
• Tr
eatm
ent p
lan
for s
ever
e ea
rly ch
ildho
od ca
ries
patie
nt.
• Un
ders
tand
cario
logy
of t
ooth
surfa
ce ch
ange
s af
ter d
emin
eral
izatio
n an
d re
min
eral
izatio
n.Dr
. Meg
hna
Pate
lM
anag
emen
t of D
enta
l Tra
uma
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill:
• Le
arn
how
to d
iffer
entia
te va
rious
form
s of t
rau-
ma
and
how
to m
anag
e it
in a
tim
ely m
anne
r.•
Unde
rsta
nd th
e cu
rrent
IADT
/AAE
trau
ma
guid
elin
es a
nd th
eir a
pplic
atio
n.
1:30
pm
Dr. J
anin
e Tr
an &
Dr.
Abhi
shek
Bat
raDe
ntal
Man
agem
ent o
f a P
atie
nt w
ith S
clero
derm
a
Parti
cipan
ts w
ill b
e ab
le to
:•
Unde
rsta
nd th
e et
iolo
gy, p
atho
gene
sis, a
nd
treat
men
t opt
ions
of s
clero
derm
a.•
Unde
rsta
nd th
e de
ntal
cons
ider
atio
ns fo
r a
patie
nt w
ith sc
lero
derm
a.
Technology Center & Digital Design Center Open House and
DemonstrationsDate .............. Friday, March 1, 2019
Time .................Sessions will start at 9:00am, 10:00am, and 11:00am
Location........Loma Linda University, School of Dentistry
......................Technology Center, 2nd floor
Tuition ..........FREECredit ............This course meets the Dental Board of
California’s requirements for 1 unit of continuing education.
AGD Code ....730
OBJECTIVESParticipants will be able to:
1. Get hands-on experience with different digital intraoral scanners.
2. Get hands-on experience with designing implant guides.
3. View 3D print demonstrations.
4. Tour the Technology Center and the Digital Design Center and experience the technology used by the current dental students.
Brian Goodacre, DDS, MSDAssistant ProfessorLoma Linda University School of Dentistry
Jessica Kim, DDSDirector and Assistant ProfessorHugh Love Center for Research and Education in TechnologyLoma Linda University School of Dentistry
This Open House will be available as a casual activity. Stations and products may change.
Hands-on
Course
The auxiliary luncheon is back! And just in time to celebrate 60 years of dental hygiene at Loma Linda University School of Dentistry. You are invited to join us for fun, fellowship, laughter, and of course, good food. This luncheon will honor all the dental hygiene alumni, with special recognition for the members of the Class of 1969. Make it even more rewarding by urging all your classmates to come!
Date ...........Friday, March 1, 2019Time ...........11:30am to 2:00 pmTuition .......$60 per personLocation.....Mission Inn Hotel & Spa - Grand
Parisian Ballroom, 3649 Mission Inn Ave., Riverside, CA 92501
Loma Linda
Mission Inn
10 Freeway
215 S
outh
60 Freeway
Exit Mission Inn and turn right
Dental Hygiene
60th Anniversary
11
Hands-on
Course Goal Directed Orthodontics
Date .............Friday, March 1, 2019Time .............8:00am - Registration
8:30am to 5:00pm - LectureLocation.......Loma Linda University, Centennial ComplexTuition .........$195 DDS//$145 AUX
Lunch ...........Will NOT be providedCredit ...........This course meets the Dental Board of
California’s requirements for 8 units of continuing education.
AGD Code ...370
SYNOPSISGoal directed orthodontics could be expanded to any field of dentistry or to any field where the objective is to solve problems. How do we solve these problems? We must know what is wrong. To solve the problem we need a GPS. We must know exactly where we are starting and where we are going. This requires that we have as much information as possible to understand the problem. Now we know exactly our starting point. Next we must know where we are going and what steps we will take to solve the problem and arrive at our desired goal.
Having complete records should not be a problem, especially today with so many advances in diagnostic records such as CBCT and photographic techniques. The dentist must understand that treating a patient is more than aligning the teeth and getting the patient to bite in Class I.
Cases will illustrate the necessary records and steps in diagnosis and treatment to achieve the goals.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES• Understand how orthodontic treatment effects:
» facial esthetics » dental esthetics » TMJ » muscles of mastication » periodontium » functional occlusion » airway » long-term stable results and healthy
gnathic systems » solving the patient’s main concern
• Understand that to diagnose the dentist must have ideal or optimal treatment goals for each area that treatment effects.
• Understand that the dentist must have measurable criteria for objective goals.
• Emphasize the role of dental professionals in early detection and chemoprevention
Robert E. Williams, DDS, MSMember of ADA, AAO, PCSO, Roth Williams International Society of Orthodontists
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Spiritual Activities
Steeped in Loma Linda University Health’s rich history is the mission to continue the teaching and healing ministry ofJesus Christ. Our spiritual programming for the weekend will focus on this mission. Plan now to attend these special opportunities — these reminders of why we do what we do every day.
PRAYER BREAKFAST
Join us on Friday, March 1 at 7:00am in the Wong Kerlee Conference Center, to hear Dr. Jeff Bartley share his mission adventure. A graduate of Loma Linda School of Dentistry (1980), Bartley has practiced general dentistry for 25 years in rural Nevada and eight years in Alaska. He has practiced out of a mobile clinic he built himself, in town practices, near the Arctic Circle, and in five different offices he developed from scratch into profitable clinics which he then sold. He has traveled extensively and provided short-term mission service in Palau and Guyana. After “retiring” on a 300-acre ranch in Idaho, he spent three months in Malawi overseeing the extensive remodeling of an office building into a world standard facility for the Blantyre Adventist Hospital Dental Clinic. His enthusiasm for dentistry, for quality construction, for adventure, for cross-cultural collaboration has made this project a vibrant success and will entertain and inspire you.
VESPERS
Friday evening, join us for vespers in the Loma Linda University Church. We’ll be focusing on “Mission Possible” – highlighting ways our alumni have taken the mission of Loma Linda University into their communities and around the world. PRAYER WALK, SABBATH SERVICES
Sabbath, March 3, begins with a prayer walk. Together, we will have an opportunity to reflect on our history and pray for the future of our campus, our students and the lives of those we serve every day. Our Sabbath services will take place in the Drayson Center. Starting with the Parade of Nations ceremony, you will be reminded of the courage of our alumni and moved by the commitment of current students to go into the world and live our mission. You will also enjoy great music from the LLU church orchestra and a sermon by Randy Roberts.
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SYNOPSISThe challenge faced by all clinicians today is to provide safe and effective dental treatment to our medically complex patients. Thus, as dental professionals, we must be equally aware of the medical considerations of agents commonly used in the practice of dentistry, as well as the dental considerations of the medications frequently prescribed for the treatment of multiple systemic diseases. This program will present an overview of dental pharmacology in a format which makes it applicable, practical and useful for all members of the team. Using case scenarios, special emphasis will be given to drugs administered or prescribed in dental practice, as well as to medications whose actions, effects, or interactions with other drugs may impact dental therapy.
LEARNING OBJECTIVESUpon successful completion of this program, participants will be able to:
» Describe the pharmacology of analgesics and appropriate prescribing practices for the management of acute dental pain.
» Discuss local anesthetic agents with respect to their mechanism of action, adverse effects and contraindications.
» Examine the pharmacology of anti-infective agents commonly used in dentistry and their clinical considerations.
» Discuss the prescription medications most frequently encountered on a patient’s medical history, including their potential impact on dental therapy and patient care planning.
TESTIMONIALS“This is by far the BEST presentation I’ve been to in 30 years of practice! I didn’t want it to end! Really!!!”- R.L., Hinman Dental Meeting
“Thank you for making me laugh AND learn! Only you could make pharmacology THIS enjoyable and useful!! - D.H., Greater New York Dental Meeting
“So much practical information! So many, many laughs! You held my attention every second! I’m blown away!” - M.B., Yankee Dental Congress
“The Phantom of the Opera-tory” An Overview and Update in
Pharmacology for the Entire Dental Team!
Date .............Sunday, March 3, 2019Time .............8:30am - Registration
9:00am to 4:30pm - LectureLocation.......Loma Linda University, Centennial ComplexTuition .........$195 DDS//$145 AUX
Lunch ...........Will NOT be providedCredit ...........This course meets the Dental Board of
California’s requirements for 7 units of continuing education.
AGD Code ...340
Thomas A. Viola, RPh, CCPBoard-certified PharmacistFounder of “Pharmacology Declassified”
Scientific Sessions Registration
Payment Method: Check
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Thursday, February 28, 2019 L How Many Implants are Necessary to Assist Overdentures? ......................................................................... $20 L Ridge Preservation Materials, Techniques and Evaluation of Outcomes .................................................... $20 L Full Arch Zirconia Restoration ................................................................................................................................. $20 L CBCT Evaluation of the Maxillary Sinus ............................................................................................................... $20 L Insertion Protocols for Dental Implant Prostheses ............................................................................................ $20 L Titanium Mesh Augmentation for Deficient Ridges ........................................................................................... $20 L The State of the School .............................................................................................................................................. $20 L Digital Workflow in Dentistry................................................................................................................................... $40 L Dental CSI: The oral health of many patients look like a crime scene when evaluating tooth decay $20 L Cutting Edge Concepts in Adhesive Dentistry ..................................................................................................... $40
Friday, March 1, 2019 L Mythbusters in Pediatric Dentistry ......................................................................................................................... $20 L Medical Marijuana in the Pediatric Population ................................................................................................. $20 L Silver Diamine Fluoride ............................................................................................................................................. $20 L Dental Management of a Patient with PHACE Syndrome ................................................................................ $10 L Case Report on Cemento-Ossifying Fibroma ........................................................................................................ $10 L Dental Management of a Patient with Severe Early Childhood Caries ........................................................ $10 L Dental Management of a Patient with Scleroderma ......................................................................................... $10 L Dental Photography..................................................................................................................................................... $40 L Screw vs. Cement-retained Implant Restorations ..........................................................................................$20 L Trouble-shooting Prosthodontic Complications with Implant-supported Prostheses ............................. $20 L Gingival Biotype: Definition, considerations, and implant outcomes ........................................................... $20 L Custom Tray Application of Peroxide Gel as an Adjunct to Scaling and Root Planing in the Treatment of
Periodontitis ............................................................................................................................................................... $20 L Evaluation of Accuracy of Two Intraoral Scanners Influenced by Total Occlusal Convergence Angles of
Anterior and Posterior Complete Coverage Restorations: An invitro study based on 3D Analysis .... $20 L Why Ridge Preservation? Basic to Advanced Bone Grafting Procedures................................................... $20 L Coexistence of Endodontics and Implants ........................................................................................................... $20 L Application of CBCT to Endodontic Treatment .................................................................................................... $20 L Instrumentation and Irrigation Advancements .................................................................................................... $20 L REGENDO Updates ...................................................................................................................................................... $20 L Management of Dental Trauma ................................................................................................................................ $20
To register, please return by mail, fax or call:LLUSD Continuing Education 11245 Anderson Street, Suite 120, Loma Linda CA 92350
Ph: (909) 558-4685 · F: (909) 558-0835 · dentistry.llu.edu
Unless otherwise noted, all courses are held at Loma Linda University, Centennial Complex 24760 Stewart St., Loma Linda, CA 92350. Location will be indicated with course details.
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Homecoming Registration
Payment Method: Check
Name Lic# DDS / AUX
Address
Phone Fax Email
Credit Card# EXP CVS#
Total Amount $ Signature
To register, please return by mail, fax or call:LLUSD Continuing Education 11245 Anderson Street, Suite 120, Loma Linda CA 92350
Ph: (909) 558-4685 · F: (909) 558-0835 · dentistry.llu.edu
Unless otherwise noted, all courses are held at Loma Linda University, Centennial Complex 24760 Stewart St., Loma Linda, CA 92350. Location will be indicated with course details.
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L Does Your Bonding Technique Pass the Test? A hands-on experience with Ultradent bond testers Thursday, February 28, 2019 .................................$60 DDS // AUX (**LIMITED TO 40 PARTICIPANTS**)
L Technology Center Open House and Demonstrations Thursday, February 28, 2019 .................................................................................................................. Free
L Gordon M. Rick Oral Cancer Lectureship//Differential Diagnosis of Oral Mucosal Lesions: Can you tell the difference between reactive, premalignant, and cancer? Thursday, February 28, 2019 .....................................................................................$195 DDS//$145 AUX
L Technology Center Open House and Demonstrations Friday, March 1, 2019 ............................................................................................................................. Free
L Goal Directed Orthodontics Friday, March 1, 2019 ................................................................................................$195 DDS//$145 AUX
L Dental Hygiene 60th Anniversary Celebration Friday, March 1, 2019 ............................................................................................................$60 per person
L Mission Emphasis Breakfast Friday, March 1, 2019 ............................................................................................................................. Free
L “The Phantom of the Opera-tory” An Overview and Update in Pharmacology for the Entire Dental Team! Sunday, March 3, 2019 .............................................................................................$195 DDS//$145 AUX
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