AAED 40th Annual Meeting

Wednesday, August 5, 2015 — Friday, August 7, 2015

08/05/15 08/07/15 America/New_York AAED 40th Annual Meeting There will be five minutes of question and answer sessions after each presentation. Telluride Conference Center 580 Mountain Village Blvd, Mountain Village, CO, Senter Group rwalsh@thesentergroup.com true MM/DD/YYYY

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	08/07/15 8:00 AM 08/07/15 8:20 AM America/New_York Surgical and Mechanical Alterations of the Alveolar Bone to Facilitate Tooth Movement; The Biologic Basis and Historical Perspective View session: https://www.connect.space/accounts/events/aaed40th/agenda/2015-08-07#session_row_3216 <br/> There has been an increase in the amount of clinical research and commercial activity focusing on accelerating methods for tooth movement. While surgical and mechanical interventions affecting the alveolar housing and tooth movement has been described for over a hundred years, the demand to find the best method to increase tooth movement with the least possible disadvantages continues. The purpose of this presentation is to outline the clinical techniques, discuss the historical perspectives ... Senter Group rwalsh@thesentergroup.com MM/DD/YYYY 8:00 - 8:20 AM Surgical and Mechanical Alterations of the Alveolar Bone to Facilitate Tooth Movement; The Biologic Basis and Historical Perspective Speaker Kevin Murphy, DDS, MS There has been an increase in the amount of clinical research and commercial activity focusing on accelerating methods for tooth movement. While surgical and mechanical interventions affecting the alveolar housing and tooth movement has been described for over a hundred years, the demand to find the best method to increase tooth movement with the least possible disadvantages continues. The purpose of this presentation is to outline the clinical techniques, discuss the historical perspectives and provide the proposed biologic basis for these techniques. Techniques described will include the mechanical, surgical, low-level laser and resonance vibration alterations of the alveolar bone. An analysis of available long-term clinical data will also be presented. At the Conclusion of this lecture participants will have gained an understanding of: 1. The historical background of surgically facilitated orthodontics 2. The possible biological mechanisms for enhanced tooth movement after alveolar bone alteration 3. The clinical evidence for the use of surgical procedures to facilitate tooth movement Survey More Info
	08/07/15 8:25 AM 08/07/15 9:15 AM America/New_York Surgically Facilitated Orthodontic Therapy (SFOT): The “Clear” Direction View session: https://www.connect.space/accounts/events/aaed40th/agenda/2015-08-07#session_row_3217 <br/> Many complex interdisciplinary problems involve deficiencies or discrepancies in the dentoalveolar complex that can prolong treatment time and compromise overall outcomes. Inter-arch and intra-arch space appropriation problems are most evident as poor esthetics or less than ideal occlusions. Inter-arch problems are caused by TM joint changes or growth and development issues. Intra-arc problems manifeset themselves as poor arch forms, severely crowded dentitions, insufficient alveolar bone ... Senter Group rwalsh@thesentergroup.com MM/DD/YYYY 8:25 - 9:15 AM Surgically Facilitated Orthodontic Therapy (SFOT): The “Clear” Direction Speakers Rick Roblee, DDS, MS Mike Curry, DDS Many complex interdisciplinary problems involve deficiencies or discrepancies in the dentoalveolar complex that can prolong treatment time and compromise overall outcomes. Inter-arch and intra-arch space appropriation problems are most evident as poor esthetics or less than ideal occlusions. Inter-arch problems are caused by TM joint changes or growth and development issues. Intra-arc problems manifeset themselves as poor arch forms, severely crowded dentitions, insufficient alveolar bone and traumatic or developmental ridge defects. Surgically facilitated orthodontic therapy (SFOT) in combination with skeletal anchorage can shorten treatment times, modify vertical relationships and enhance the development of the arch form, alveolar bone and soft tissue to ideally address these issues involving the dentoalveolar complex. Special focus will be given to utilizing high-tech clear aligners instead of traditional orthodontic appliances to add a new and exciting dimension to SFOT while significantly increasing patient treatment acceptance. At the conclusion of this lecture participants will have gained an understanding of: 1. Interdisciplinary diagnostic & treatment planning the SFOT patient 2. Combining hard & soft tissue grafting with selective corticotomics 3. Utilizing skeletal anchorage with SFOT to modify vertical relationships 4. High tech clear aligners as an exciting new appliance option for SFOT Survey More Info
	08/07/15 9:20 AM 08/07/15 9:50 AM America/New_York The Link: Dentist-Patient-Technician View session: https://www.connect.space/accounts/events/aaed40th/agenda/2015-08-07#session_row_3219 <br/> Achieving predictable esthetic and functional outcomes begins with a comprehensive examination, proper diagnosis and careful communication between the clinician, patient and dental technician. Dental photography and videography provide key information in esthetic treatment planning and build trust through visual understanding of anticipated goals. At the conclusion of this lecture participants will have gained an understanding of: 1. The importance of communicating the interdisciplinary p... Senter Group rwalsh@thesentergroup.com MM/DD/YYYY 9:20 - 9:50 AM The Link: Dentist-Patient-Technician Speakers Naoki Hayashi, RDT Jon Yoshimura, DDS Achieving predictable esthetic and functional outcomes begins with a comprehensive examination, proper diagnosis and careful communication between the clinician, patient and dental technician. Dental photography and videography provide key information in esthetic treatment planning and build trust through visual understanding of anticipated goals. At the conclusion of this lecture participants will have gained an understanding of: 1. The importance of communicating the interdisciplinary place with our laboratory technician from initial diagnosis 2. Why using photography and video can be useful in designing and evaluating anterior tooth position and lip dynamics 3. Decision in incisal edge and anterior tooth positions from a lab technician’s point of view Survey More Info
	08/07/15 9:55 AM 08/07/15 10:25 AM America/New_York Break View session: https://www.connect.space/accounts/events/aaed40th/agenda/2015-08-07#session_row_3411 <br/> Senter Group rwalsh@thesentergroup.com MM/DD/YYYY 9:55 - 10:25 AM Break Survey
	08/07/15 10:25 AM 08/07/15 11:05 AM America/New_York Central Incisor Dilemmas in Our Growing Patients; Interdisciplinary Management to Achieve the Most Optimal Outcome View session: https://www.connect.space/accounts/events/aaed40th/agenda/2015-08-07#session_row_3233 <br/> Growing patients with maxillary central incisors that are affected by altered eruption and/or development can be a challenge for the clinician. An integrated approach should be aimed at tooth preservation and alveolar ridge management in these young patients. This presentation will review the sequencing of dental surgery with orthodontic and restorative treatment through interdisciplinary collaboration. At the conclusion of this lecture participants will have gained an understanding of: 1... Senter Group rwalsh@thesentergroup.com MM/DD/YYYY 10:25 - 11:05 AM Central Incisor Dilemmas in Our Growing Patients; Interdisciplinary Management to Achieve the Most Optimal Outcome Speaker Jim Janakievski, DDS, MSD Growing patients with maxillary central incisors that are affected by altered eruption and/or development can be a challenge for the clinician. An integrated approach should be aimed at tooth preservation and alveolar ridge management in these young patients. This presentation will review the sequencing of dental surgery with orthodontic and restorative treatment through interdisciplinary collaboration. At the conclusion of this lecture participants will have gained an understanding of: 1. Surgical considerations for an aesthetic outcome 2. Orthodontic management of ectopically positioned teeth 3. The benefits of natural tooth retention & replacement Survey More Info
	08/07/15 11:10 AM 08/07/15 11:50 AM America/New_York Integration of Esthetic Dentistry & Prosthodontics View session: https://www.connect.space/accounts/events/aaed40th/agenda/2015-08-07#session_row_3220 <br/> Dentistry that is esthetic to the patient is an important clinical objective. The knowledge within dental technology, dental science and dental practice has dramatically expanded leading to better quality; artistry and more standards based clinical applications. Ceramics are the most consistently predictable esthetic dental material. Today dentists can offer more treatment options for patient’s complex problems. Single phase or monolithic all-ceramic materials have become increasingly mor... Senter Group rwalsh@thesentergroup.com MM/DD/YYYY 11:10 - 11:50 AM Integration of Esthetic Dentistry & Prosthodontics Speaker Kenny Malahment, DDS, MScD Dentistry that is esthetic to the patient is an important clinical objective. The knowledge within dental technology, dental science and dental practice has dramatically expanded leading to better quality; artistry and more standards based clinical applications. Ceramics are the most consistently predictable esthetic dental material. Today dentists can offer more treatment options for patient’s complex problems. Single phase or monolithic all-ceramic materials have become increasingly more popular and have become the “state of the art” in single unit complete or partial restorations. In clinical use they have not demonstrated the chipping problem that often can occur with all bi-layered ceramic materials. These types of dental ceramic materials will dominate the market and future developments bring with it more long-term success. Metal-ceramics continue to the most predictable and esthetic for complex prosthodontic care Understanding methods to manage simple and complex restorative issues are critical to improving patient acceptance and even long term ceramic success. Methods to integrate the efforts of laboratory technologists and managing occlusion and patient’s desires can have a profound impact in the practice of dentistry. At the conclusion of this lecture participants will have gained an understanding of: 1. What factors and concerns a prosthodontist would have treating patients that require “esthetic procedures”. 2. The controversies that exists with modern dental materials. 3. What clinical factors impact on long term survival of dental ceramic materials. 4. The restoration of dental implants in complex conditions. Survey More Info
	08/07/15 11:55 AM 08/07/15 12:55 PM America/New_York Managing Overjet, Overbite and Vertical Dimension, the Keys to Correcting Anterior Esthetic and Functional Relationships View session: https://www.connect.space/accounts/events/aaed40th/agenda/2015-08-07#session_row_3221 <br/> Patients who present with tooth wear and aberrant anterior occlusal relationships, such as end to end occlusions, or deep overbites, can be confusing to treat. The clinician often assumes that the vertical dimension must be altered. This presentation will aid in the understanding of how to diagnose and treat the anterior dental relationships to achieve an esthetic and functionally acceptable outcome. The focus will be on the interaction of overjet, overbite and vertical dimension in creating ... Senter Group rwalsh@thesentergroup.com MM/DD/YYYY 11:55 AM - 12:55 PM Managing Overjet, Overbite and Vertical Dimension, the Keys to Correcting Anterior Esthetic and Functional Relationships Speaker Frank Spear, DDS, MSD Patients who present with tooth wear and aberrant anterior occlusal relationships, such as end to end occlusions, or deep overbites, can be confusing to treat. The clinician often assumes that the vertical dimension must be altered. This presentation will aid in the understanding of how to diagnose and treat the anterior dental relationships to achieve an esthetic and functionally acceptable outcome. The focus will be on the interaction of overjet, overbite and vertical dimension in creating the presenting problem, as well as solving it. This presentation is designed to help clinicians understand: 1. The roll overjet plays in the esthetic and functional relationships of anterior teeth 2. What needs to be evaluated in identifying the etiology of aberrant anterior relationships 3. What options exist for creating or reducing overjet to allow correction of anterior tooth position 4. When alterations in vertical dimension may be utilized to allow for correction of anterior tooth position, but how alterations in overjet may allow the same correction 5. How patients with anterior tooth wear and end to end occlusions, or anterior tooth wear and deep overbites, are typically problems related to overjet 6. The sequence of the treatment planning process for correction Survey More Info
	08/07/15 6:30 PM 08/07/15 10:30 PM America/New_York Western Formal Dinner Gala Reception and Closing Dinner View session: https://www.connect.space/accounts/events/aaed40th/agenda/2015-08-07#session_row_3408 <br/> Senter Group rwalsh@thesentergroup.com MM/DD/YYYY 6:30 - 10:30 PM Western Formal Dinner Gala Reception and Closing Dinner Survey