Dental CE Course: 37TH ANNUAL REVIEW OF CONTINUING EDUCATION IN DENTISTRY - MAUI, HAWAII

SPECIAL NOTE:


The Hyatt Regency Maui - The Hyatt Regency is one of Maui's leading luxury and conference resorts. The grounds are a paradise of ponds, lagoons, and tropical gardens fronting a long stretch of Kaanapali beach. The free form swimming pool, one of Maui's largest, is lined with rope bridges, waterfalls, grottoes, and waterslides. Guest rooms are richly appointed, each with a private lanai. Activities available include tennis, golf at Kaanapali's two courses, and one of Kaanapali's most extensive spa's. Children will enjoy a variety of daytime activities offered at Camp Hyatt. The location is ideal to visit Whaler's Village, a popular Kaanapali attraction, and nearby Lahaina Town, with its myriad of shops, restaurants, and boutiques.

Condominiums - please call University travel for rates.

Discounts on Family Plan rooms (connecting/adjoining rooms) at the Hyatt – call for details.

Resort Fee Included –a $25 per day value with many inclusions such as self-parking, local calls, fitness center admission for 2, and various discounts and other services offered by the resort including complimentary in-room wireless internet access.

To book your travel through University Travel, please call 800.821.5094 or 818.563.9808, or visit www.uschawaii.com.



SYNOPSIS:


Restorative dentistry and dental materials underwent many substantial and exciting advancements during the last decade. In this course, participants will gain the skills vital to the most applicable and relevant new technologies and techniques. It will be a wonderful opportunity to learn in an intimate environment from two world-renowned experts in restorative dentistry as they present the latest and greatest in adhesive dentistry and materials selection.

TOPICS TO BE COVERED:


Properly understand the fundamentals of risk assessment and proper management of a wide spectrum of patients ranging from the esthetically demanding to the conservatively oriented.

How to create a patient driven approach for treatment planning.

Current status of all-ceramic restorations - classification and indications for all-ceramic systems, from porcelain veneer to single unit crowns to a full-mouth rehabilitation.

Rationale for selection of cements, bonding agents, and impression materials for esthetic applications including materials classification and indication for use.

Prevention, proper sequence of treatment, management of complications, and maintenance of the rehabilitated patient detail.

Rational for selecting various adhesive protocols.

Current advantages and limitations of modern self-etch adhesives.

Causes and treatment of post-operative sensitivity.

UPON COMPLETION YOU WILL BE ABLE TO:


Formulate, present, and discuss detailed custom-tailored treatment plans for a wide spectrum of patients.

Employ preventive and maintenance measurement to ensure long term success.

Select the appropriate all ceramic systems in a variety of clinical applications.

Select the proper cements or adhesives required to deliver the various all ceramic restorations.

Know how to make final impressions that meticulously and accurately reproduce all the details of prepared natural and artificial abutments.