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Upstate New York’s Premier Dental Event
NOVEMBER 3-5,
BNDMeeting.com
2021
We're Back!
OUR MAJOR SPONSORS
2021 Registration Fees
WELCOME!
INNOVATION
Registration Type Before Oct. 21 After Oct. 21
UBDAA* Member Dentist $275 $330
On behalf of the UB Dental Alumni Association, we Non-Member Dentist $375 $425
would like to welcome you to the 44th Annual Buffalo
Niagara Dental Meeting (BNDM), November 3-5, 2021. Dental Hygienists $125 $140
FOR YOU
Dental Assistants $50 $65
After being forced to cancel last year due to the Dental Technicians $85 $110
COVID-19 pandemic, we are back and ready to deliver
affordable, high-quality CE to you all, LIVE and IN- Office Staff $50 $65
PERSON! We are adhering to all CDC guidelines in UBSDM** Full-Time Faculty $125
accordance with the New York State Department of UBDAA* Membership Dues $75
Health to ensure all participants safety as we descend *University at Buffalo Dental Alumni Association (UBDAA)
to the Buffalo Niagara Convention Center, once again. **University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine (UBSDM)
Meeting virtually for most of 2020 and 2021, our Buffalo FREE “Smile in the Aisle” Party
Niagara Dental Meeting committee along with our Wednesday, November 3, 2021 from 5:30pm-7:30pm
meeting coordinator worked diligently to find ways to
build a high quality meeting that you can experience Happy Hour on Exhibit Floor
BECAUSE YOU VALUE SAVING Thursday, November 4, 2021 from 4:00pm-5:30pm
over 2.5 days right here in Buffalo, NY. Whether you are
TIME ON YOUR MOST from a local office or have traveled a longer distance to
Sponsored by Ivoclar Vivadent, Inc., Vital Dental Laboratory and WNY Dental Group.
COMMON PROCEDURES. get here, your time will be well spent!
Registration Information Late Registration
UB Dental Alumni Assoc. Both mailed & online
BECAUSE YOU DEMAND THE PROVEN Thank you for taking advantage of our nationally
337 Squire Hall registrations must be
RESULTS WHEN USED WITH ZIRCONIA. recognized speakers for dentists, hygienists, front
Buffalo, NY 14214-8006 received before 10/21/21.
office, and assistants! This year we are once again
Phone: (716)829-2061 Otherwise registration
offering FREE parking at Buffalo Riverworks for all
Fax: (716)829-3609 must be done onsite
pre-registered attendees. This eliminates the frustration
BECAUSE YOU WANT THE HEALTHIEST bndmeeting.com at higher rates.
of searching for parking spots and paying those high
TISSUE AT THE TIME OF PLACEMENT. prices in surrounding parking lots. A shuttle will be
Hotel Information Registration Materials
running back and forth from Buffalo Riverworks to the
Embassy Suites Hotel Attendees whose
Convention Center safely so you won’t have to deal
Downtown Buffalo registration is postmarked
with downtown traffic. We would also like to invite all
Buffalo, NY 14202 before 10/21/21, will receive
Your success is the spirit that inspires us attendees to stay after the day’s programs on Thursday
Phone (716)842-1000 their registration materials
to go the extra mile. It’s about developing and enjoy Happy Hour on the Exhibit Floor, sponsored
*Mention "UB Dental" to in the mail. Registrants
innovative solutions that allow you by Vital Dental Laboratory, Ivoclar Vivadent and WNY
receive a discounted rate of $119 MUST bring their badge
to improve your patient’s quality of Dental Group. Enjoy a complimentary drink and snacks
while rooms are available. with them for entrance.
life rather than just simply fix a tooth. while you network with your friends, colleagues and
Please check your
Ivoclar Vivadent is your trusted dental exhibitors.
On-site Registration registration materials
partner that provides quality products,
Wednesday, November 3 for accuracy. Notify the
a connected network of business Thank you to Dean Zambon and the students, faculty
• 2:00pm–7:00pm UBDAA immediately of any
management solutions, and superior and staff of the University at Buffalo, School of Dental
services to help shape your dental future. Thursday, November 4 discrepancy at:
Medicine for your continued support of the Buffalo
• 7:30am–4:00pm (716)829-2061.
Niagara Dental Meeting.
Friday, November 5
• 7:30am–1:00pm
We’d also like to thank our sponsors for your continued
FOR MORE
INFORMATION KATHLEEN SPIVEY support and confidence in us as we resume the Buffalo
YOUR LOCAL RESTORATIVE SOLUTIONS PROVIDER. Niagara Dental Meeting this year. Future BNDM Dates
716-308-0976 Lastly, a huge thank you to ALL OF YOU for attending
this year’s meeting. We truly appreciate you and hope
Buffalo Niagara Dental Meeting 2022
November 2-4, 2022
Kathleen.Spivey@IvoclarVivadent.com you find great value in your experience.
COVID Statement
The Alumni Association of the University at Buffalo, School of Dental Medicine will be following
Carl M. Embury, DDS ‘13 the pandemic mandates and guidelines set forth by the Centers for Disease Control and
President Prevention (CDC), the New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH), the American Dental
Association (ADA), and the University at Buffalo (UB). In following such parameters, the health
University at Buffalo and safety of our attendees, speakers, exhibitors and volunteers will be paramount.
Dental Alumni Association
In light of this, all individuals (independent of vaccination status) will be required to wear a
mask or appropriate face covering indoors, in order to facilitate such safety in accordance
with the numerous mandates set forth prior. Appropriate masks will be provided to attendees
if needed. We thank you in advance for your understanding during this trying time.
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Paperless Handouts Exhibit Hall Hours Parking
2021 BNDM Committee Members We will not print handouts in advance
of the Buffalo Niagara Dental Meeting.
Wednesday, November 3, 2021
“Smile in the Aisle" Party FREE DOOR-TO-DOOR PARK & RIDE
We will provide course materials FREE FOR EVERYONE SHUTTLE BUS
to access online for downloading. 5:30pm-7:30pm
Co-Chairs Exhibits Co-Chairs Program Co-Chairs Attendees can go to: bndmeeting.com Come see the latest in dental
Paul R. DiBenedetto ’79 Genene Crofut ’03 Joshua T. Hutter ’05 to print the handouts in advance of the technology while enjoying music,
Carl M. Embury ’13 Stanley L. Zak ’76 Laura R. Picano ’15 meeting. Attendees can also go to the cocktails and light food.
Richard J. Lynch ’83 Joseph L. Rumfola ’02 website to access other information
Joseph S. Modica ’82 Social Media Co-Chair Stanley L. Zak ’76 before or during the Buffalo Niagara Thursday, November 4, 2021
Genene Crofut ’03 Dental Meeting. 8:00am – 5:30pm
Publications Co-Chairs Meeting Coordinator Come enjoy a Happy Hour for everyone
Frank C. Barnashuk ’80 Sherry Szarowski Exhibit Hall 4:00pm – 5:30pm
Joshua T. Hutter ’05 Support our Exhibitors! Visit our Exhibit (drink ticket will be avaible on exhibit
Hall displaying the latest and greatest floor). Thursday, November 4 &
Friday, November 5, 2021
in dental technology, equipment and
GENERAL INFORMATION lobby. CE Verification Forms MUST be when needed. Direct specific questions supplies for the dental profession. Friday, November 5, 2021 Sponsored by Patterson Dental
submitted at the convention center and regarding CE Credits to the University Exhibitors range from large national 7:30am – 1:30pm
Cancellation Policy will not be accepted after the meeting. at Buffalo, Office of Continuing Dental corporations to small local and Drawing at 12:15pm to win a BMW Spa
Cancellation requests must be received Education at: (716)829-2320. regional suppliers. With the exception and Spin Weekend Lease from Towne
by October 21, 2021. All approved ADA CERP of exhibitors operating within their BMW!
refunds are subject to a $25 processing University at Buffalo Continuing Dental NY CE Reporting Period booth, no attendee may solicit business
fee. No refund or cancellation requests Education is an American Dental Every dentist and dental hygienist at the Buffalo Niagara Dental Meeting. Hotel Accommodations • Free to all pre-registered attendees
will be accepted after October 21, 2021. Association CERP Recognized Provider. registered to practice with a New York Violation(s) will result in expulsion. • Park at Buffalo Riverworks
State License must take continuing • Shuttle buses to/from Buffalo
Mandatory Breaks education to be eligible for registration Show Specials Niagara Convention Center all day
There will be mandatory morning and renewal. New York State Education Exhibitor show specials will be emailed • Free coffee station at Buffalo Coffee
afternoon breaks during the Buffalo Law requires dentists to complete 60 to attendees prior to the meeting. House in the morning
Niagara Dental Meeting courses. ADA CERP is a service of the ADA to contact hours of continuing education You may also download any of our • Drink & food specials at any Pearl
Please take this time to visit our assist dental professionals in identifying in each three-year registration period. social media apps for access to Street Family Location with your
exhibitors. quality providers of continuing Dentists must complete 42 of the 60 exhibitor booth numbers, specials and BNDM Badge
dental education. ADA CERP does contact hours required for a three-year announcements.
Course Disclaimer not approve or endorse individual registration via live courses. Dental Here are some other parking
The Buffalo Niagara Dental Meeting’s courses or instructors, nor does it imply hygienists must complete 14 of the 24 Follow us on Social Media: The Embassy Suites Hotel alternatives:
committee makes every effort to acceptance of credit hours by boards contact hours required for a three- Facebook: @buffalodentalmeeting Downtown Buffalo is two blocks away • Park at UB South Campus on Main
present high-caliber clinicians in their of dentistry. Concerns or complaints year registration via live courses. The Twitter: @bndentalmeeting from the Buffalo Niagara Convention Street in the NFTA Lot ONLY and take
respective areas of expertise. The about a CE provider may be directed balance of remaining hours may be Instagram: @bndentalmeeting Center. To book a room call: (716)842- the Metro Rail for a very low price
presentations of the instructors in no to the provider or to the Commission completed through appropriate self- LinkedIn: Buffalo Niagara Dental 1000, or go on our website at: • Arrive in downtown before 7:30
way imply endorsement of any product, for Continuing Education Provider study courses. bndmeeting.com and reserve under the am and park in one of the ramps or
Meeting
technique or service presented in the Recognition at: ADA.org/CERP. Hotel and Travel heading. All rooms service lots
courses. All participants are cautioned This continuing education activity has Photo Disclaimer are subject to availability.
about the risks of using new techniques, been planned and implemented in By consenting to having your photo About Buffalo, New York
especially in courses that have not accordance with the standards of the taken you therefore grant and Yeti Information There are a host of sites worth
provided them with supervised clinical ADA Continuing Education Recognition authorize the right to edit, alter, copy, In your attendee packets, you will exploring. Explore the city’s restored
expertise. Program (ADA CERP) through joint exhibit, publish, distribute and make receive a Prize Pass. This pass must architecture, revitalized waterfront
efforts between the UB Continuing use of any and all pictures and videos by marked by exhibitors and put in the and reinvigorated culinary scene! For
CE Credit Verification Forms Dental Education department and the of you to be used in and/or for legally spin barrels on the exhibit floor for a a full listing of events, new restaurants,
*One CE Verification Form will be UB Dental Alumni Association. UB CDE promotional materials including but not chance to win a Yeti Cooler and Yeti bars, etc. to explore during the Buffalo
included in your registration packet for is an approved sponsor for NYS and limited to: newsletters, flyers, posters, Tumbler! Niagara Dental Meeting, please go to
ALL lectures you attend throughout the verifies at least one full-time employee brochures, advertisement, fundraising www.visitbuffaloniagara.com.
meeting. and the facilities, equipment, financial letters, annual reports, press kits and
*Complete the verification form as and physical resources to provide submissions to journalists, websites,
you attend lectures, including course such programs as required by NYS social networking sites and other print
titles, instructor’s name, and verification Education Law. Some courses may and digital communications, without
codes. not be acceptable for New York State payment or any other consideration.
*Submit the top copy of the verification mandatory continuing education credit. This authorization shall continue
form WHEN YOU COMPLETE YOUR Other organizations (AGD, ADHA, indefinitely, unless you otherwise revoke
LAST COURSE. Keep bottom/carbon DANB, etc.) have different requirements said authorization in writing.
copy for your records. This is your only for acceptable continuing education
record of attendance. Collection boxes courses. Please submit copies of your
are located in the convention center CE credit form to those organizations
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2021 Daily and Evening Events
Coverage
Wednesday, November 3, 2021
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS 2:30pm – 6:30pm
You Can
“SMILE IN THE AISLE” PARTY 5:30pm – 7:30pm
FREE FOR EVERYONE Come see the latest in dental technology
while enjoying music, cocktails and light food!
Thursday, November 4, 2021
COMPLIMENTARY COFFEE AND TEA 8:00am – Exhibit floor
Trust. EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
RESIDENT/STUDENT LUNCH
HAPPY HOUR ON EXHIBIT FLOOR
8:30am – 4:30pm
12:00pm – 1:00pm – Convention Center Ballroom
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4:00pm – 5:30pm
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Friday, November 5, 2021
COMPLIMENTARY COFFEE AND TEA 8:00am – Exhibit Floor
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS 8:30am – 4:30pm
REUNION DINNER DANCE Buffalo Niagara Convention Center Ballroom
Cocktails 6:30pm – Dinner 7:30pm
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Saturday, November 6, 2021
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of technical
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Niagara Convention industry
Center. Daily research andfor
lunch specials access to cutting-edge
all attendees products from
on exhibit floor;
iSafety Company 2021 CPR / AED for the Professional Rescuer 101-H 2:30pm - 5:30pm
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By the Skin of Your Teeth: The Links Between Dermatology and
Michael Nazareth, MD, PhD 101-C 3:30pm - 5:30pm
elves on takingWine
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Bar & Restaurant to stay ahead of the 56 W. Chippewa Street (716)854-9463 Dentistry
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remainDental Lab, we pride ourselves on taking the necessary steps to stay aheadKevin
of the
Ricotta, JD and Frederick Wetzel, DDS A No Cost, Risk Management Course 101-A 2:30pm - 6:30pm
tients. Big Ditch Brewing Company curve in the dental
www.bigditchbrewing.comindustry.
55 EastWhile
Huron we're proud
(716)854-5050to be leaders in the industry, we remain
committed to your practice and your patients. Thursday, November 4, 2021
Chez Ami Restaurant (in Curtiss Hotel) www.curtisshotel.com 210 Franklin Street (716)842-6800 | Reservations suggested -
Mark E. Hyman, DDS, MAGD The Ultimate New Patient Experience Ballroom 8:30am-11:30am
Pre-order available - Can accommodate large groups
d Materials. Why work with vital? Mark E. Hyman, DDS, MAGD Dentistry’s Top Game Changers: 20 Innovations for Successful Teams Ballroom 1:00pm-4:00pm
E-Café www.ecafe716.com
rol Checks on every Cases. Vital
487 MainDental
Street only Use’s
(716)852-7449 ADA-Approved
- Quick in and out Materials. Change Your Thoughts and Improve Your Outcomes: An Update on
Tricia Osuna, RDH, BSDH, FAADH 106-A 8:30am-11:30am
BuffaloFrankie
New York. Vital Dental Lab Perform Quality Control Checks on every Cases. Protocols, Products and Treatment Options
Primo’s +39 www.frankieprimos39.com 51 West Chippewa Street (716)855-3739
e and Inspect our Lab. Vital Dental Lab Makes all Products in Buffalo New York. Tricia Osuna, RDH, BSDH, FAADH
Stick Out Your Tongue and Show Me What You’ve Got! What Our
Bodies Tell Us About Oral Cancer – The How, What and Why
106-A 1:00pm-4:00pm
ide Continuing Education
Osteria 166 Vital
to dental
www.osteriabuffalo.comDental
office Lab Street
166 staff.
Franklin invites all Drs. to| come
(716)858-3118 and Inspect
Reservations our Lab.
suggested Jeffrey W. Horowitz, DMD The “Jacked-Up” Dentition: Demystifying Full Mouth Rehabilitation 101-B 8:30am-11:30am
Vital Dental has the capabilities to provide Continuing Education to dental office staff. Jeffrey W. Horowitz, DMD The Science & Technology Behind Treating Sleep Apnea 101-B 1:00pm-4:00pm
Prima Pizza Pasta www.primapizzapasta.com 396 Pearl Street at Chippewa (716)852-5555 | Pre-order available
Updated Contemporary Clinical Periodontology and Oral
Jon B. Suzuki, DDS, PhD, MBA 101-D 8:45am-11:45am
Implantology 2021
Sidelines Sports Bar & Grill www.sidelinesbuffalony.com 189 Delaware Avenue (716)240-9392 | Reservations suggested -
The Oral Cavity Under Acid Attack: Identifying, Understanding and
Pre-order available - Can accommodate large groups Marc J. Geissberger, DDS, MA, CPT
Treating Caries, Erosions, and other Acid Related Diseases
106-B 8:45am-11:45am
Wellness – Better Health, Better Care: Promoting Physical Health for
Soho Burger Bar www.sohobuffalony.com 64 W. Chippewa Street (716)856-7646 | Reservations suggested - Pre-order Marc J. Geissberger, DDS, MA, CPT
the Dental Practitioner, their Team and Patients
106-B 1:15pm-4:15pm
available - Can accommodate large groups
Colleen Huff, FAADOM Back to the Basics and Beyond! 101-C 9:00am-12:00pm
Tappo Restaurant www.tappoitalian.com 338 Ellicott Street (716)259-8130 | Reservations suggested Colleen Huff, FAADOM Let’s Talk About Money 101-C 1:30pm-4:30pm
CUSTOM IMPLANT ABUTMENT SCREW-RETAINED RESTORATION iSafety Company 2021 CPR / AED for the Professional Rescuer 101-H 9:00am-12:00pm
with RESTORATION 10 working days in lab (except where noted)
10 working days in lab (except where noted) Price includes: model work with soft tissue, Daniel Nightingale, PhD Mouth and Dental Hygiene in Dementia Care 101-A 1:00pm-4:00pm
Price includes: model work with soft tissue, implant analog, abutment and screw. Flat rate
implant analog, abutment and screw. Flat rate pricing for NobelReplace; prices vary for other Mary Kohlmeier, RDH Checking the Pulse of Your Practice with Eaglesoft 101-A 1:00pm-4:00pm
pricing for NobelReplace; prices vary for other systems. Crown over custom abutment price
systems. Crown over custom abutment price includes: model with soft tissue, labor, additional Kirk DeWart Basic Principals Around Practice Transitions 103 9:00am-12:00pm
includes: model with soft tissue, labor, additional porcelain support and final crown. Vital Dental Laboratory is an independently owned
porcelain support and final crown.
Porcelain Fused to Metal $399.00 full-service dental laboratory.
Porcelain Fused to Metal $499.00 IPS e.Max $399.00 D E N TA L L A B O R AT O R Y Friday, November 5, 2021
IPS e.Max $499.00 Layered Zirconia $399.00
Layered Zirconia $499.00 Solid Zirconia $399.00 By choosing to work with a lab like Vital Dental, you're choosing a local lab backed by a wealth
Monolithic Materials Masterclass: Working with Lithium Disilicate
Solid Zirconia $499.00 Michael
of technical experience, industry C. DiTolla,
research DDS, FAGD
and access to cutting-edge products from Ballroom 8:30am-11:30am
Available for BIOMET 3i Certain®; CAMLOG® SCREW-LINE;
Zirconia
Available for BIOMET 3i Certain®; CAMLOG® SCREW-LINE; DENTSPLY Implants ANKYLOS® C/X and ASTRA TECH
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FEE SCHEDULE
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Implant System®; Hahn Tapered Implant System and Inclusive® Tapered Implant System; Nobel Biocare Brånemark System® RP. Michael C. DiTolla, DDS, FAGD Beautiful Crown Preps and Impressions Made Easy Ballroom 1:00pm-4:00pm
Tapered Implant System; Nobel Biocare Brånemark System® RP. NobelActive, and NobelReplace, Straumann® Bone Level and
NobelActive, and NobelReplace, Straumann® Bone Level and Tissue Level; and Zimmer Dental Screw-Vent®. Here at Vital Dental Lab, we prideD.ourselves
Amber onRDH,
Riley, MS, taking the necessary
FAAFS, FIACME & steps to stay ahead of the
Tissue Level; and Zimmer Dental Screw-Vent®.
curve in the dental industry.Katherine
While we're to be leaders in the industry, we Hidden
proud MD
Maloney, remain in View: The Visible and Invisible Injuries of our Patients Part 1 101-D 8:45am-11:45am
• We personally pickup and deliver cases locally at no additional charge. committed to your practiceAmber
and your patients.
D. Riley, MS, RDH, FAAFS, FIACME &
• Cases are shipped by 4PM with UPS ground service at no charge. Office is responsible for next day air service.
Hidden in View: The Visible and Invisible Injuries of our Patients Part 2 101-D 1:15pm-4:15pm
• Prices effective April 2016. Katherine Maloney, MD
INDEPENDENTLY OWNED Why work with vital?
Steven A. Gold,Materials.
Vital Dental only Use’s ADA-Approved DDS, FACD, FICD CAD/CAM Restoration Margins: The New Gold Standard? 106-B 8:45am-11:45am
FULL-SERVICE DENTAL LABORATORY Vital Dental Lab Perform Quality Control Checks on every Cases.
Vital Dental Lab Makes allSteven A. Gold,
Products DDS, New
in Buffalo FACD, FICD
York.
Prevent Enamel Cruelty: Tooth Preparation for Conservative
CAD/CAM Restorations
106-B 1:15pm-3:15pm
By choosing Vital Dental, you’re choosing a local lab backed by a wealth of Vital Dental Lab invites all Drs. to come and Inspect our Lab.
Patrick J. Battista, DDS '09 Back to the Roots: Endodontics Simplified 101-B 8:45am-11:45am
technical experience, industry research and access to cutting-edge products Vital Dental has the capabilities to provide Continuing Education to dental office staff.
from manufacturers. Todd C. Snyder, DDS, FAACD 10 Tips to Change Your Restorative Dentistry! 101-C 9:00am-12:00pm
D E N TA L L A B O R AT O R Y
40 Pineview Drive • Amherst, NY 14228 • 716.874.0252 10 Tips to Change Your Business: Technology, Photography,
Todd C. Snyder, DDS, FAACD 101-C 1:30pm-4:30pm
Marketing, Social Media and More!
We pride ourselves on taking theIN DENTAL EXCELLENCE
WHY WORK WITH
YOUR PARTNER YOUR PARTNER IN DENTAL EXCELLENCE Joseph T. DeLuca, DDS ’07 Radiographic Technique: Getting from Why to How 101-A 9:00am-12:00pm
necessary steps to stay ahead of Brian B. Novy, DDS Offensive Prevention 106-A 9:00am-12:00pm
the curve in the dental industry. VITAL DENTAL? Brian B. Novy, DDS Nobody Caries 106-A 1:30pm-4:30pm
Peri-Implantitis Perspectives: Providing Patients Preeminent Implant
Harlan J. Shiau, DDS ’00, DMSc 101-B 1:00pm-4:00pm
Risk Assessment
• Use only ADA-Approved Materials Marshall D. Fagin, DDS ’70 and
Dentist-Lab Synergy in Implant Treatment: A Roadmap to Success &
Roldolf Ghourial, RDT 101-A 1:00pm-4:00pm
While we’re proud to be leaders in the industry, • Perform Quality Control Checks on every case Avoiding Stress
we remain committed to your • Make all products in Buffalo, New York *This course may not satisfy mandatory NY State continuing dental education requirements.
practice and your patients. • Invite all doctors to come and inspect our lab
For complete course information and speaker biographies, please visit: bndmeeting.com
• Provide Continuing Education to dental office staff 9
2021 Exhibitors
Booth C110 Booth C514 Booth 510 Booth C211 Booth C406 Booth 207 Booth C105 Booth 402
A-DEC INC GC AMERICA KAVO IMAGING LUMADENT ORASCOPTIC SCICAN/COLTENE SURGITEL UB SCHOOL OF
DENTAL MEDICINE
Booth 309 Booth 209 Booth 508 Booth 505 Booth Q5 Booth 409 Booth 408
ALIGN TECHNOLOGY GLAXOSMITHKLINE KERR CORPORATION MEDILOUPES PATTERSON DENTAL SCRATCH UB CONTINUING Booth C106
CONSUMER HEALTHCARE DENTAL EDUCATION ULTRADENT
Booth 315 PRODUCTS INC
BANK OF AMERICA
PRACTICE SOLUTIONS Booth C511
ULTRALIGHT OPTICS
Booth 507 INC
BENCO DENTAL
Booth 403
Booth C608 UNIVERSITY
BIOHORIZONS AT BUFFALO
ADVANCEMENT
Booth 516
BISCO Booth 107
URGENT DENTAL CARE
Booth C410 PLLC
CARESTREAM DENTAL
Booth 509
Booth C201 VALLEY VIEW DENTAL
CARR
Booth 614
Booth 512 VITAL DENTAL
COLGATE PALMOLIVE LABORATORY
Booth 103 Booth C513
DANDY DENTAL LAB WALSH DUFFIELD
COMPANIES INC
Booth 515
DDSMATCH Booth 609
WEAVE
Booth Q4
DENTSPLY SIRONA Booth C212
B U F FA L O N I AGA R A DE N TA L M E E T I NG WNY DENTAL GROUP
Booth C517
DIAL DENTAL
NOV E M BE R 3-5, 2021 Booth 108
YOU FIRST SERVICES
Booth 503 Booth B610 Booth 506 Booth C104 Booth 312 Booth 205 Booth 401 INC
DORAL REFINING CORP HENRY SCHEIN DENTAL KEY BANK MLMIC INSURANCE PROVIDE SOLSTICE DENTAL UB DENTAL ALUMNI
COMPANY INSURANCE ASSOCIATION Booth C518
Booth 208 Booth 206 Booth 109 Booth C308 ZERO GRAVITY SKIN
EIGHTH DISTRICT HUDSON TRANSITION LALOR FAMILY DENTAL Booth 101 ROCHESTER Booth 102 Booth 407
DENTAL SOCIETY PARTNERS ONPHARMA TECHNICAL GROUP SONENDO UB HEALTH SCIENCES
Booth C405 LIBRARY
Booth 203 Booth Q2 LIBERTY DENTAL PLAN Booth 210 Booth C404 Booth 314
GARFIELD REFINING IVOCLAR VIVADENT ORAPHARMA, INC ROSE MICRO STRAUMANN
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SOLUTIONS 11
Wednesday, November 3, 2021 Thursday, November 4, 2021
INFECTION PREVENTION – CLOSE TO infants; use an AED on an adult or child victim A NO COST, RISK MANAGEMENT COURSE THE ULTIMATE NEW PATIENT EXPERIENCE CHANGE YOUR THOUGHTS AND IMPROVE One procedure unchanged over time is
PERFECTION: WHAT’S REQUIRED FOR of cardiac arrest; and use personal protective Kevin Ricotta, JD and Frederick Wetzel, DDS Mark E. Hyman, DDS, MAGD YOUR OUTCOMES: AN UPDATE ON the responsibility to perform regular oral
REGULATION COMPLIANCE equipment to stop blood borne pathogens PROTOCOLS, PRODUCTS AND TREATMENT cancer screenings. With the increase of
Tricia Osuna, RDH, BSDH, FAADH and other diseases from spreading. This Offered by NYSDA and Sponsored by MLMIC. Thurs., Nov. 4, 2021 OPTIONS interdisciplinary education, we recognized the
course meets all New York State regulations 8:30am – 11:30am (3 CE hrs) Tricia Osuna, RDH, BSDH, FAADH need to reach out to health care professionals
Supported, in part, by educational grants from for dental professionals. Wed. Nov. 3, 2021 Ballroom to support our efforts to save lives! New tests
Septodont, Directa Dental, VOCO, Hu-Friedy, and 2:30pm – 6:30pm Supported, in part, by educational grants from and devices have the ability to enhance our
Orascoptic. Two-year CPR PRO / AED certification. (4 CE hrs) Maybe you need more new patients? Or, Septodont, Directa Dental, VOCO, Hu-Friedy, and skills to communicate with patients and staff
Room 101-A maybe you just need to slow down, ask better Orascoptic. of the importance of the oral cancer screening
Wed., Nov. 3, 2021 iSafety Company is a premier, authorized questions, out-listen the competition, use process. Also, we’ll review the habit of vaping,
2:30pm - 5:30pm (3 CE hrs) Regional Training Center for the American This course was developed, according to New cutting edge diagnostic photography with Thurs., Nov. 4, 2021 laws that regulate vaping, consequences and
Room 101-B Safety & Health Institute (ASHI), a nonprofit York State laws and regulations, by dentists advanced caries detection, and apply time- 8:30am - 11:30am (3 CE hrs) more. An enlightening, eye-opening discussion
association of more than 35,000 professional and attorneys whose experience extends to tested human relations principles to thrive Room 106-A of what is going on with our patients and the
This course, which can be specifically tailored safety educators and 5,500 training centers the fields of malpractice insurance and risk during turbulent times. Enjoy a fast-paced, oral, as well as physical health issues involved,
to a state or province, will provide current across the United States. management in the dental environment. New interactive workshop experience where we Updated protocols assist us in determining our will be included.
information and guidelines for safe treatment York State Dentists who complete this course will master the art of an exceptional new patient’s specific needs. As we move towards
of patients and protection of dental profes- iSafety Company is not associated will be entitled to a 10% discount on their patient experience, offer a comprehensive a more collaborative profession, we need Course Objectives:
sionals. with, employed by, nor consults for, any liability premiums for a three-year period from treatment plan, and deliver a bullet-proof to embrace these updates to identify those • Recognize traditional and new risk factors for
manufacturer, supplier or retailer of dental MLMIC Insurance Company. Other companies case presentation. This results in an increased needs. We are presented with continuous oral cancer such as vaping and e-cigarettes
Infection Control recommendations and instruments or materials. also accept this course for a discount. You case acceptance, more optimal care dentistry, challenges of new advances in products and • Embrace new modalities for screening and
guidelines from OSAP, IPAC, CDC and various are encouraged to check with your carrier and fun!! technology and their use in dentistry. We need early discovery of cancer
state as well as provincial resources will be Recommended for: Everyone concerning the availability of any discount. information to determine when and how to • Organize recording and documentation of
presented and discussed. Infection control If you have not completed an approved Risk Course Objectives: add to our armamentaria. As professionals the screening process
review with the office team aids in follow Management Program within the past three • Master the ten key questions you must ask providing health services, we must also take • Evaluate communication with your patients
through in the office on a day-to-day basis as BY THE SKIN OF YOUR TEETH: THE LINKS (3) years, it is necessary for you to take this each patient care of how we are positioning ourselves in regarding the screening process and
well as development of office systems. BETWEEN DERMATOLOGY AND DENTISTRY course in order to continue to receive your • Teach your team how to systematically and the care of our patients. Product use along discovered areas for observation, or referral
Each participant will leave with a wealth of Michael Nazareth, MD, PhD discount. At the end of this course you will predictably take quality photography with protocols should be discussed with our and product cessation recommendations
references to utilize in the establishment of receive a certificate of completion to submit • Demonstrate a treatment planning sequence team, as well as the interdisciplinary referrals • Modify how referrals are done and
office protocols. Let's talk about what the Wed., Nov. 3, 2021 to your malpractice carrier. Registrants who that leads to case acceptance we have. recognize proper case management
recommendations / guidelines advise should 3:30pm - 5:30pm (2 CE hrs)* complete this course will be entitled to four (4) • Generate a basic understanding of vaping
be done then evaluate what we are currently Room 101-C continuing education credits. NYSDA members Recommended for: Everyone Course Objectives: and e-cigarettes
doing! will automatically receive 4 lecture credits with • Distinguish which new-to-market products
Dental professionals are in a unique position the NYSDA Continuing Education Registry. Do should be considered for your practice Recommended for: Everyone
Course Objectives: to identify and diagnose many dermatologic you know how long you are obligated to store DENTISTRY’S TOP GAME CHANGERS: 20 • Integrate materials and products for a
• Recognize the specific requirements and issues. This talk will review the major types patient records? What information needs to be INNOVATIONS FOR SUCCESSFUL TEAMS variety of uses in the dental office from
how they can be incorporated into every day of skin cancer and their current management included in a medical history or how to legally Mark E. Hyman, DDS, MAGD infection control, dental hygiene therapy, THE “JACKED-UP” DENTITION:
practice strategies, as many cases occur on the head/ terminate a professional relationship with a ergonomics, patient communication and DEMYSTIFYING FULL MOUTH
• Differentiate the guidelines for various ster- neck and can be diagnosed at early stages patient? The answer to these and many other Thurs., Nov. 4, 2021 instrumentation REHABILITATION
ilization process; hand washing and patient by dentists. There will also be attention paid legal questions are provided in the NYSDA Risk 1:00pm - 4:00pm (3 CE hrs) • Identify and recognize instruments available Jeffrey W. Horowitz, DMD
protection to skin conditions that have important oral Management course. Ballroom to select from for a variety of patient
• Demonstrate effective cleaning and disinfec- findings. This talk is designed to foster optimal conditions and improved clinical outcomes This course is supported, in part, by educational
tant techniques in the operatory co-management of patients between dentists Course Objectives: When living life in the fast lane of private • Formulate strategies that incorporate grants from GC America, Kettenbach, NSK and
• Distinguish what changes are necessary in and dermatologists. • Learn how to protect your practice and practice, how do you improve your patient’s efficiency in patient treatment for more Prexion.
your office setting personal assets experience as we deliver optimal care? productive scheduling
Course Objectives: • Best practices to maintain accurate record Highly successful teams constantly reimagine, Thurs., Nov. 4, 2021
Recommended for: Everyone • Gain an understanding of common keeping reinvent and implement change to assure Recommended for: Everyone 8:30am - 11:30am (3 CE hrs)
dermatologic conditions and treatments, • Know what information is included in a good success during turbulent times. Prepare to Room 101-B
many of which can be noticed by dentists medical and dental history laugh and learn about the Top 20 Game
2021 CPR / AED FOR THE PROFESSIONAL • Recognize the three major types of skin • Learn who gives informed consent and what Changers! STICK OUT YOUR TONGUE AND SHOW ME This course is designed for the progressive
RESCUER cancer and current management of them does it include WHAT YOU’VE GOT! WHAT OUR BODIES TELL restorative dentist who wants to feel
iSafety Company • Understand skin conditions that can have • Learn who owns dental records and how Course Objectives: US ABOUT ORAL CANCER: THE HOW, WHAT more confident in providing full-mouth
oral findings long they must be kept • Evaluate and implement advances in AND WHY rehabilitation. Several well-documented cases
Wed., Nov. 3, 2021 • Optimize co-management of patients • Know what the dentist’s obligations are dentistry Tricia Osuna, RDH, BSDH, FAADH will be covered from the initial workup to the
2:30pm - 5:30pm (3 CE hrs) between dentists and dermatologists concerning confidentiality • Capitalize on individual skills of your dental post treatment follow-up; detailing the TMJ,
Room 101-H • Learn when a patient should be referred and team members to improve productivity Supported, in part, by educational grants from periodontics, surgery, occlusal management,
Recommended for: Everyone the benefits and mechanics for peer review • Apply new techniques for keeping your team Septodont, Directa Dental, VOCO, Hu-Friedy, and aesthetic considerations, materials,
$60 additional registration fee required - focused and enthused Orascoptic. techniques, and future risk mitigation.
Limited to 50 participants in each program *This course may not satisfy mandatory Recommended for: Dentists The participant will leave with a thorough
NY State continuing dental education Recommended for: Everyone Thurs., Nov. 4, 2021 understanding of the necessary steps to take
CPR / AED for the Professional Rescuer requirements. 1:00pm - 4:00pm (3 CE hrs) a nervous patient with multiple dental issues
teaches students to respond to breathing and Room 106-A and bring them to a state of dental health and
cardiac emergencies in adults, children and self-esteem.
For complete course information and speaker biographies, please visit: bndmeeting.com
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Course Objectives: UPDATED CONTEMPORARY CLINICAL Course Objectives: BASIC PRINCIPALS AROUND PRACTICE what trends are happening today in our field. course meets all New York State regulations
• Understand the proper examination, PERIODONTOLOGY AND ORAL • Understand the difference between a TRANSITIONS for dental professionals.
treatment planning and case presentation IMPLANTOLOGY 2021 balanced oral environment and one that is Mr. Kirk Dewart, Mr. Justin Baumann and Course Objectives: Two-year CPR PRO / AED certification.
protocol for full-mouth rehabilitation Jon B. Suzuki, DDS, PhD, MBA susceptible to disease Mr. Brian Pender • Types of Dental Insurances
• Learn how to break difficult cases down to • Develop strategies which can be • Accurate breakdowns - review of trickiest iSafety Company is a premier, authorized
the 5 basic elements of dental health Thurs., Nov. 4, 2021 implemented in practice to help patients This course is supported, in part, by an codes Regional Training Center for the American
• Review necessary tools (materials, 8:45am - 11:45am (3 CE hrs) achieve oral balance educational grant from Key Bank. • EOB’s - Keep your revenue in your practice Safety & Health Institute (ASHI), a nonprofit
techniques, education and equipment) Room 101-D • Develop a program for caries eradication • Trends in the Dental Field - what is on the association of more than 35,000 professional
necessary to finish these cases predictably that can be easily implemented into private horizon safety educators and 5,500 training centers
This course will emphasize the new trends practice across the United States.
Recommended for: Dentists and concepts of Microbiome and Immune • Develop strategies to begin discussing the Recommended for: Office Managers
Response in relation to Systemic Diseases, oral implications of poor eating strategies and iSafety Company is not associated
including Alzheimer’s Disease, Dementia, provide some tips with, employed by, nor consults for, any
THE SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY BEHIND Gastric Ulcers, Neoplasias, and other diseases • Learn which materials should be used how Thurs., Nov. 4, 2021 LET’S TALK ABOUT MONEY manufacturer, supplier or retailer of dental
TREATING SLEEP APNEA and conditions. Concepts of pathogenesis and to properly restore dentitions plagued with the 9:00am-12:00pm (3 CE hrs*) Colleen Huff, FAADOM instruments or materials.
Jeffrey W. Horowitz, DMD immunology related to periodontal diseases effects of erosion, abrasion, GERD and bulimia Room 103
will be presented with extensions to systemic Thurs., Nov. 4, 2021 This course is recommended for everyone.
This course is supported, in part, by educational diseases and conditions, including Myocardial Recommended for: Everyone Session I – The Basics of Successful Practice 1:30pm-4:30pm (3 CE hrs)
grants from GC America, Kettenbach, NSK and Infarction, Cardiovascular accidents (stroke), Transitions Room 101-C
Prexion. Rheumatoid arthritis, Respiratory diseases, MOUTH AND DENTAL HYGIENE IN DEMENTIA
pancreatic cancer, ulcers, and others. WELLNESS – BETTER HEALTH, BETTER CARE: Course Objectives: Many offices struggle in getting “Butts in the CARE
Thurs., Nov. 4, 2021 PROMOTING PHYSICAL HEALTH FOR THE • Planning Seat!” This course gives you systems and Daniel Nightingale, PhD
1:00pm - 4:00pm (3 CE hrs) Periodontal and Implant Diagnosis and DENTAL PRACTITIONER, THEIR TEAM AND • Professional advisors and stakeholders verbiage for smooth financial discussions.
Room 101-B Treatment Planning, with a focus on Peri- PATIENTS • Valuing your practice Learn how to handle the most common Thurs., Nov. 4, 2021
Implantitis and Implant Failures will be Marc J. Geissberger, DDS, MA, CPT • Financing pitfalls encountered in getting a patient to 1:00pm-4:00pm (3 CE hrs)
This course is a roadmap to lower stress, presented, using Case Reports. • Transitioning into retirement commit to treatment. Turn the “Why Not” into Room 101-D
higher income, and healthier patients. Sleep This course is supported, in part, by an “Let’s schedule that.” A review of breakdown
Apnea is a condition that affects more Course Objectives: educational grant from GC America, Ultradent Session II – A Closer Look at Practice Value information to gather before-hand to be This presentation covers the clinical picture of
than 80 million Americans, yet less than • Understand Microbiome and Immune Products, Inc. and NSK. confident in treatment planning without neurocognitive disorders such as Alzheimer's
10% of this population is ever diagnosed. Response in relation to systemic diseases. Course Objectives: preauthorization will be discussed. disease and how they impact the individual;
As a general dentist, you have the ability • Relate Oral Infections to Systemic Diseases Thurs., Nov. 4, 2021 • What drives value? the C.A.R. and Dementia Triangle as Models
to screen thousands of patients each year, and Conditions 1:15pm - 4:15pm (3 CE hrs) • How is value determined? How we communicate is as important as for ensuring a valued dental experience for
and ultimately improve their lives. Before • Describe advances in periodontal and Room 106-B • Practical ways to enhance your practice what we communicate. You will learn both the patient; environmental factors and simple
treating any condition though, one must fully implant treatment planning and therapies value? communication and problem-solving skills to changes that will have a positive impact on
understand the science behind the disease, • Understand concepts of periodontal and Wellness is an active process of becoming make for smooth financial discussions. Find patients living with dementia visiting your
along with the materials and protocols. This implant surgeries including regeneration aware of and making choices toward a more Section III – Getting Started in Your Dental your office’s magic that will increase profits. office and activities and interactions you
course will explain the medical principles successful existence. Establishing a wellness Career Implement public speaking skills that will help can make available in the office. This will be
necessary for the treatment of Obstructive Recommended for: Dentists program for yourself and your practice can everyone in your office. delivered through interactive sessions and
Sleep Apnea by the general dentist. The have lasting, profound results. A healthy, fit Course Objectives: PowerPoint.
materials, technology and clerical needs will and engaged dental team brimming with • Financial strategies (debt, savings, buying a Course Objectives:
be referenced throughout the course, aiding THE ORAL CAVITY UNDER ACID ATTACK: energy and enthusiasm can provide great home, budgeting) • Financial arrangements - Best Practices to Course Objectives:
in the interactive learning experience for the IDENTIFYING, UNDERSTANDING AND care for their patients and act as role models • Professional goals get the work on your schedule • Have a better insight into dementia
participant. Putting these pieces together TREATING CARIES, EROSIONS, AND OTHER for healthy behavior. This program will • Financing the purchase of a practice • Verbiage to get you beyond the “Why Not” • Understand the complexities of managing
will quickly build word of mouth referrals, ACID RELATED DISEASES examine the health and wellness trends of • Accurate estimates without preauthorization oral and dental health in this cohort
providing a low-stress, highly profitable area Marc J. Geissberger, DDS, MA, CPT Americans and explore possible corrective Recommended for: Dentists and Students • How to Communicate effectively - learning • Have greater knowledge and skills in
of practice for the dentist. strategies designed to enhance the well-being through Magic delivering quality dental care, and advice
This course is supported, in part, by an of all. Particular emphasis will be placed on a *This course may not satisfy mandatory • Public speaking skills to people living with dementia and their
Course Objectives: educational grant from GC America, Ultradent step-by-step approach to set, modify, monitor NY State continuing dental education caregivers
• Understand the definitions and terminology Products, Inc. and NSK. and achieve reasonable changes to one’s requirements. Recommended for: Office Managers
related to sleep disordered breathing current level of overall wellness and physical Recommended for: Everyone
• Review the multi-systemic implications of Thurs., Nov. 4, 2021 activity. Additionally, all participants will learn
sleep and oxygen deprivation 8:45am - 11:45am (3 CE hrs) ways to promote wellness and physical health BACK TO THE BASICS AND BEYOND! 2021 CPR / AED FOR THE PROFESSIONAL
• Learn how to implement sleep study data Room 106-B of all they encounter on a daily basis. Colleen Huff, FAADOM RESCUER CHECKING THE PULSE OF YOUR PRACTICE
into treatment planning for the O.S.A. patient iSafety Company WITH EAGLESOFT
• Learn how to use Acoustic Rhinometry/ As a dentist, personal trainer and fitness Course Objectives: Thurs., Nov. 4, 2021 Mary Kohlmeier, RDH
Pharyngometry as an objective means of nutrition specialist, Dr. Geissberger brings a • Learn how to build and retain a thriving 9:00am-12:00pm (3 CE hrs) Thurs., Nov. 4, 2021
assessing the airway and managing treatment unique perspective to the subjects of caries, team Room 101-C 9:00am-12:00pm (3 CE hrs) This course is supported, in part, by an
success diet and the oral environment. Through this • Assess their own personal wellness Room 101-H educational grant from Patterson Dental.
• Review appliance selection, adjustment and enlightening program, Dr. Geissberger will • Expand their understanding of the link Dental insurances are confusing. This course
common pitfalls of appliance therapy discuss various disease conditions that plague between systemic health and oral health takes you back to the basics and beyond! $60 additional registration fee required - Thurs., Nov. 4, 2021
the entire dental population, and identify • Develop personal strategies to modify Types of dental plans found in our area will be Limited to 50 participants in each program 1:00pm-4:00pm (3 CE hrs)*
Recommended for: Dentists several at risk populations. The importance current behaviors towards a healthier discussed. Certain codes seem to be difficult Room 101-A
of oral pH will be discussed and strategies existence to get accurate information. Let’s talk about CPR / AED for the Professional Rescuer
for altering an unfavorable oral environment • Understand the key components of living well how to get an accuate breakdown to avoid teaches students to respond to breathing and Your practice is important! Your practice
will be outlined. Additionally, the dental team • Learn how to motivate others to initiate write-offs or bills being sent to your patients cardiac emergencies in adults, children and lifestyle should reflect the success of your
will learn progressive strategies to help their changes designed to create wellness after the work is completed. This seminar infants; use an AED on an adult or child victim practice and the patient experience that you
patients achieve oral balance and curb their • Develop strategies to promote systemic looks at EOB’s and enables you to collect all of cardiac arrest; and use personal protective wish for all of the patients who come to your
disease processes. Nutrition and diet control health by emphasizing known likes to oral the money owed to your office. We will also equipment to stop blood borne pathogens office. In this course, attendees will learn the
will be discussed extensively. health investigate the future of dental insurances and and other diseases from spreading. This specific steps to take within the practice to
Recommended for: Everyone
For complete course information and speaker biographies, please visit: bndmeeting.com
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ensure it is successful and productive.
This course is designed specifically for
current Eaglesoft users who are interested in
becoming more proficient using their current
Friday, November 5, 2021
software program.
Attendees will have the opportunity to explore
features that will enable them to learn more
about the unique capabilities of their system
TIME TO SWITCH MONOLITHIC MATERIALS MASTERCLASS:
WORKING WITH LITHIUM DISILICATE
ZIRCONIA
Fri., Nov. 5, 2021
1:00pm-4:00pm (3 CE hrs)
Ballroom
• Participants will learn to recognize and
differentiate among accidental, incidental
and intentional injuries.
and work more efficiently by getting the Aerosol Reduction Made Easy. Michael C. DiTolla, DDS, FAGD • Participants will receive guidance on
maximum performance from their software. Tooth preparation with adequate reduction mandatory reporting, and source of injury
This course is supported, in part, by an in the proper areas has more to do with investigation when necessary.
Course Objectives: educational grant from Ivoclar Vivadent, Inc. producing esthetic anterior restorations than • Participants will learn to recognize the less
• Learn proper reporting methods and how to selecting the correct shade. Techniques will obvious indications of violence and abuse,
read the numbers found in your reports Fri., Nov. 5, 2021 be presented to ensure that dentists give both acute and chronic. Child, adult, elder
• Harvest the hidden data within Eaglesoft to Water Spray 8:30am-11:30am (3 CE hrs) their laboratory technicians the best chance and intimate partner cases will be discussed.
Water Jet
increase your practice’s profitability (Water Only) (Water + Air) Ballroom to fabricate a beautiful restoration.
• Understand how to build relationships with Recommended for: Everyone
your patients through your software PFM’s now make up only 10% of the crowns Course Objectives:
• Review your patient numbers and fabricated by the largest dental lab in • Learn to select specific burs based on
understand what they mean the U.S., having been largely replaced by the chosen restorative material to ensure PREVENT ENAMEL CRUELTY: TOOTH
• Understand which key reports every practice solid zirconia and lithium disilicate. These adequate reduction where needed PREPARATION FOR CONSERVATIVE CAD/
should be processing in their software monolithic restorations are high-strength • Understand where under-reduction CAM RESTORATION
• Examine the new features of Eaglesoft 20 & and cementable. All ceramic restorations of tooth preparations leads to anterior Steven A. Gold, DDS, FACD, FICD
21 and much more behave differently than traditional restorations that are clearly fake
restorations, and this session focuses on how • See why a high-torque handpiece run at Fri., Nov. 5, 2021
Recommended for: Everyone to prepare, adjust, de-contaminate, cement/ super slow speeds give you the smoothest 8:45am-11:45am (3 CE hrs)
bond, and cut off these new restorations prep margins, leading to more closed Room 106 B
when necessary. Perhaps most impressively, restorative margins
the fracture rates for these monolithic • Learn to use a logical and scientific shade Thanks to CAD/CAM technology, high
restorations are second only to cast gold. guide to help ensure highly acceptable quality bonded indirect restorations can be
CALL FOR
esthetic results fabricated in-office in one patient visit. For
Easy On/Off Switch Course Objectives: many clinical situations, full coverage crowns
• Become familiar with the strengths Recommended for: Dentists, Dental are no longer the best choice for treating
and weaknesses of monolithic and bi-
SPEAKERS
Assistants and Lab Technicians posterior teeth. This evidence-based course
NEW Ti-Max Z95L layered restorations, including indications, will present a protocol for conservative
contraindications and prep design posterior tooth preparations that lead to
Switch between Water Spray and Water Jet • Learn the different types of zirconia oxide HIDDEN IN VIEW: THE VISIBLE AND better clinical outcomes for CAD/CAM
with the flip of a switch. restorations and their indications, and why INVISIBLE INJURIES OF OUR PATIENTS restorations, and are, hands down, more fun
If you are interested in polished zirconia is preferable to glazed Amber D. Riley, MS, RDH, FAAFS, FIACME & to do!
zirconia Katherine Maloney, MD
speaking at the Buffalo NSK America Corp. • Understand why leaving temporary crowns Course Objectives:
in for 2 weeks leads to frequent fit issues, and
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how 3-day crowns eliminate these issues
• Describe how conservative tooth
preparations can lead to better restorations
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as part of our Alumni • Be prepared to de-contaminate these and long-term tooth health
restorations, select the correct primers, and • Synthesize a tooth preparation process to
Speaker Series, contact: determine the most appropriate cement yield the most conservative restoration for a
• Learn how to adjust contacts and Fri., Nov. 5, 2021 given tooth condition
occlusion, learn the safest way to cut off Part 1 - 8:45am-11:45am (3 CE hrs) • Discuss how a CAD/CAM design system
Sherry Szarowski, these restorations, and be familiar with
the specialty burs and polishers for these
Part 2 - 1:15pm-4:15pm (3 CE hrs)
Room 101-D
can be used as a quality check for
conservative tooth preparations
Meeting Coordinator restorations
• Understand which monolithic materials are The goal of this program is to educate the Recommended for: Everyone
ss287@buffalo.edu more appropriate as a veneer material and attendees as to the mechanisms of injury
understand the relationship between flexural
(716) 829-6419 strength and esthetics
in children and adults, and their sequelae.
Focus will be on the common modalities of BECOME DIGITALLY INDISPENSABE: CAD/
injuries, as well as classic patterned injuries CAM FOR DENTAL ASSISTANTS
Recommended for: Dentists, Dental seen in both forensic pathology and forensic Steven A. Gold, DDS, FACD, FICD
Assistants and Lab Technicians odontology. The expected outcomes of
these injuries and long terms effects will Fri., Nov. 5, 2021
be discussed. Lessons from the viewpoints 1:15pm-3:15pm (2 CE hrs)
BEAUTIFUL CROWN PREPS AND of dentistry and pathology will be shared Room 106 B
IMPRESSIONS MADE EASY with the mutual objective being the earliest
Michael C. DiTolla, DDS, FAGD possible intervention and interruption of CAD/CAM technology continues to
harm to our patients, and our friends and revolutionize the art of restorative dentistry.
This course is supported, in part, by an families. Fabricating high quality indirect restorations,
educational grant from Ivoclar Vivadent, Inc. in-office, in a single visit, has tremendous
Course Objectives: appeal to both patients and the dental team.
For complete course information and speaker biographies, please visit: bndmeeting.com
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