Saratoga Dental Congress - 2019 A Lifetime of Care: From Adolescent to Geriatric Dentistry - Fourth District Dental Society
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2019
Saratoga Dental Congress
A Lifetime of Care:
From Adolescent to Geriatric Dentistry
Thursday, May 23 & Friday, May 24, 2019
Saratoga City CenterREGISTRATION FORM
PRE-REGISTRATION AFTER APRIL 29, 2019
ADA Member Dentist: $275 for 1 day / $390 for 2 days $350 for 1 day / $465 for 2 days
Non-Member Dentist: $400 for 1 day / $640 for 2 days $490 for 1 day / $690 for 2 days
Auxiliary (RDH, CDA, DA & S): $125 per day $150 per day
Students, Residents & Retired 4th No Charge No Charge
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NO REFUNDS AFTER MAY 16, 2019 • BADGE REQUIRED FOR COURSE ADMISSION
**EMAIL ADDRESS NECESSARY FOR CONFIRMATION**
Thursday, May 23 Courses
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*Categories (CAT.): D = Dentist; RDH = Hygienist; CDA = Cert. Dental Asst.; DA = Assistant; S = Staff
**Limited to 30 per session. Course will be filled on a first come first served basis. Please indicate AM or PM course.
Form may be duplicated for additional registrants. Badges will be mailed before meeting.
For registrations received after April 29TH, badges can be picked up at the registration desk.
PLEASE MAIL TOTAL FEE WITH COMPLETED REGISTRATION FORM TO:
Fourth District Dental Society, 632 Plank Road, Suite 200, Clifton Park, NY 12065*
*please make a copy of your registration for your records before mailing*
Registration Option! Register online for the SDC: www.4thdds.org/saratoga-dental-congress-registration/
PHONE: (518) 371-1114 • FAX: (518) 371-0018SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE
DATE SPEAKER PRESENTATION LOCATION
Thursday, May 23, 2019
MORNING
8:00-9:00 Registration & Exhibits Lobby & Exhibit Hall City Center
8:30-11:30 Dr. Uche Odiatu 50 Shades of Inflammation: M-1, City Center
The Mouth, Body, Mind Connection
8:30-11:30 Drs. Brendan Cooney & Daniel Caban Navigating Dilemmas in Adolescent Dentistry M-2, City Center
8:30-11:30 Mike McEvoy, PhD, NRP, RN, CCRN BLS/CPR TBA
10:00-10:40 Staggered AM Breaks Exhibit Hall City Center
11:30-12:00 FDDS Board President Business Meeting M-1, City Center
AFTERNOON
12:00-1:00 Lunch Exhibit Hall City Center
1:00-4:00 Dr. Uche Odiatu Patient Nutrition Lollapalooza M-1, City Center
1:00-4:00 Dr. Mary E. Burns Airway Assessment in Adolescents M-2, City Center
1:00-4:00 Mike McEvoy, PhD, NRP, RN, CCRN BLS/CPR TBA
2:40-3:20 Staggered PM Breaks Exhibit Hall City Center
Friday, May 24, 2019
MORNING
8:00-9:00 Registration & Exhibits Lobby & Exhibit Hall City Center
8:30-11:30 Dr. Randy F. Huffines Clinical Pearls For Treating Older Adults M-1, City Center
8:30-11:30 Dr. Gwen Cohen-Brown Common Oral Lesions: M-2, City Center
Differential Diagnosis and Treatment
8:30-11:30 Mike McEvoy, PhD, NRP, RN, CCRN BLS/CPR TBA
10:00-10:40 Staggered AM Breaks Exhibit Hall City Center
11:45-12:45 Dentist Lunch & Learn Various Speakers and Topics M2-A, City Center
AFTERNOON
12:00-1:00 Lunch Exhibit Hall City Center
1:00-4:00 Dr. Randy F. Huffines Clinical Pearls For Treating Older Adults (cont’d) M-1, City Center
1:00-4:00 Dr. Gwen Cohen-Brown Oral Cancer, HPV, and Emerging Medical M-2, City Center
Technologies
All courses presented are 3 CEU’s AM and 3 CEU’s PM unless otherwise noted.
Hotel room reservations are available at the Saratoga Hilton at (518) 584-4000.
Please mention the Saratoga Dental Congress or the Fourth District Dental Society.
Reservation deadline is April 23, 2019.THURSDAY COURSE - AM and PM Session
Presented by Dr. Uche Odiatu
50 Shades of Inflammation:
The Mouth, Body, Mind Connection - AM Session
Our patients don’t leave stressful jobs, poor sleeping patterns, lack of fitness or
erratic eating habits in the car before they sit in our chair. There’s irrefutable
scientific evidence that these habits have the ability to ramp up inflammation or dial
it down. Well adjusted, physically active patients enjoy a physiology that supports
a better response to our prevention/restorative interventions.
Objectives:
• Gain greater insight into the relationship between chronic inflammation
& disease
• Discover how eating habits affect inflammation and treatment outcomes Dr. Uche Odiatu
• Identify the sleep deprived patient, not just apnea
• Understand why sedentary patients don’t heal as well as active patients
Note: 85% of your patients are sedentary
• Develop a conversation style to positively impact your patient during new patient
and recare exams
Patient Nutrition Lollapalooza:
French Fries, Gut, Flora & Fitness - PM Session
Gut flora, your resident gut microbiome - the 100 trillion little friends that call your body home. New
research shows our microbiome influences metabolism, oral health and, yes, even personality. This fast-
paced session was designed to give you everything you need to know about the human gut microbiome.
Objectives:
• Gain insight into the science of the gut microbiome
• Learn why new findings about gut flora are shaking the very foundation of health care and nutrition
• Understand how your patients’ dental arch integrity and oral condition directly impacts their
digestive health
• Discover how probiotics might have a place in your chair-side conversations when prescribing
antibiotics
Dr. Uche Odiatu earned his DMD at the University of Manitoba Dental School and maintains a
private dental practice in Toronto. His love of health and fitness started at age 13 when he began training
with weights and ultimately led to international competition. Dr. Odiatu is a member of the American
College of Sports Medicine, a Certified Personal Trainer with the National Strength & Conditioning
Association and the Canadian Association of Fitness Professionals. He is a certified Nutrition & Wellness
Specialist and provides wellness guidance for his dental patients. Dr. Odiatu has appeared on many
radio and television shows, authored The Miracle of Health and lectures at dental conferences across
North America.THURSDAY COURSE - AM Session Only
Presented by Dr. Brendan Cooney & Dr. Daniel Caban
Navigating Dilemmas in Adolescent Dentistry
Many adolescent patients are confronted with developing dental health issues which
have lifelong implications. The decisions made in managing these problems in the
growing patient can have long term functional, cosmetic and esthetic consequences
for their adult dental health experience. Issues such as enamel hypo-mineralization,
dental malformations, partial dental agenesis and unfavorable facial growth
patterns are some of common problems and dilemmas encountered in adolescent
patients from the perspective of both the pediatric dentist and the orthodontist. The
importance of developing an integrated and collaborative solution to these problems
with an eye towards the long-term implications for the patient will be emphasized.
Dr. Brendan Cooney Representative cases demonstrating these concepts will be presented.
Dr. Brendan Cooney received his DDS from Georgetown University School of
Dentistry and completed a general practice residency and a fellowship in surgical
correction of facial deformities at The New York Presbyterian Medical Center. Dr.
Cooney received his certificate of specialty training in orthodontics from Georgetown
University School of Dentistry and his MS degree in orthodontics from Georgetown
University Graduate School. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Orthodontics
as well as a member of the ADA, the American Association of Orthodontists and
the American College of Dentists. He is board-certified by the American Board of
Orthodontics and is in private practice as an orthodontic specialist in Troy and
Dr. Daniel Caban Ballston Lake, NY.
Dr. Daniel Caban received his DMD at Temple University and completed a GPR at Woodhull Hospital
followed by a Pediatric Residency at Maimonides Medical Center. He is a member of the Cleft and
Craniofacial Team at Albany Medical Center. Dr. Caban has obtained Board-Certification in Pediatric
Dentistry and received Diplomate Status with the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry. He is also
an active member of the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry. Dr. Caban is certified in Pediatric
Advanced Life Support, Basic Life Support and Oral Conscious Sedation. This Board Certified Pediatric
Dentist practices at Where Smiles Grow, located in Latham and Delmar, NY.
Thursday Friday
Medcourse: AM Only
AM & PM
BLS/CPR for the Healthcare Provider
This course is for healthcare professionals who may need to perform CPR, as well as other lifesaving skills
in a wide variety of in-hospital and out-of-hospital settings. It is ideal for learners who prefer group interaction
and feedback from an instructor while learning skills. The course teaches both single-rescuer and team basic life
support skills with an added emphasis on team resuscitation. An AM and PM course will be taught on Thursday
and an AM ONLY course taught on Friday. Sign up early as seating is limited to 30 per course. You’ll need to
provide an email address to receive your completion card.
The lead presenter is Mike McEvoy, PhD, NRP, RN, CCRN the chair of the Resuscitation Committee at Albany
Medical Center. Mike is a nurse clinician in the cardiac surgical ICU and teaches critical care medicine at
Albany Medical College. He is a paramedic supervisor for the Clifton Park & Halfmoon Ambulance, Chief
Medical Officer for West Crescent Fire Department and Lead Editor of the textbook, Critical Care Transport
and the Informed EMS and Critical Care Guide Series (Jones & Bartlett Publishers). Room: TBATHURSDAY COURSE - PM Session Only
Presented by Dr. Mary E. Burns
Airway Assessment in Adolescents
This presentation will include airway assessment through clinical exam, medical
and dental histories and the use of CBCT data. In addition, CBCT assessment of the
TMJ and skeletal structures will be demonstrated. A presentation of the spectrum of
sleep disordered breathing and a review of the current medical and dental literature
will enable participants to bring knowledge of this most critical information into
their practice. Finally, Dr. Burns will present strategies to enhance the airway during
growth and development and comprehensive dental care. Dr. Mary Burns
Objectives:
• Clinical assessment of the airway and examination for sleep disordered breathing (SDB)
• CBCT assessment of the airway, TMJ and skeletal relationships
• The spectrum of sleep disordered breathing – What is the dentist’s role?
Dr. Mary E. Burns earned her DMD degree from University of Pittsburgh and her Certificate in
Orthodontics and Masters of Education and Science from the Ohio State University. She received her
certificate from the Roth Institute of TMJ, centered on orthodontic treatment, and serves on the faculty of
the OBI Foundation for Bioesthetic Dentistry. An orthodontist for more than 27 years, Dr. Burns lectures
internationally on the topics of Biologic Orthodontics and the role of the orthodontist in the treatment
of patients with SDB. She also serves as a research mentor for orthodontic residents at West Virginia
University, University of Nebraska at Lincoln, University of Pennsylvania, and Einstein Medical Center.
FRIDAY COURSE - AM and PM Session
Presented by Dr. Randy F. Huffines
Clinical Pearls For Treating Older Patients
According to ADA statistics, 30% of income in a general practice today comes from
treating patients over 60. The number of these patients will double to over 79 million
during the practice life of current dental graduates. These aging boomers look at
dentistry differently than did their predecessors. They no longer consider tooth loss
an inevitable consequence of aging and are willing to "put their money where their
mouth is" if the dental team is trained to meet their unique needs. Providing quality
dental care for these patients can be rewarding but also challenging, due to an array
Dr. Randy F. Huffines
of complex dental and medical conditions that become more common as we
age. These include stroke, cardiovascular disease, Alzheimers, increased medication use, xerostomia, poor
hemostasis, gingival overgrowth, and adverse drug interactions. Visual and/or hearing impairments can
also lead to misunderstandings between the patient and the dental team. In this presentation, solutions to
common problems are clearly explained. Catch the Age Wave and prepare your practice for a successful
present and future!
Dr. Randy Huffines received his DDS in 1983 from the University of Tennessee and is recognized as
one of the country's leading experts on aging and oral health. He has treated older and medically
complex adults in a traditional private practice, in hospitals and nursing homes. Dr. Huffines is one of only
a handful of practicing clinicians in the United States who completed a two-year postdoctoral Fellowship
in Geriatric Dentistry. He is a Past President and Fellow of the American Society for Geriatric Dentistry,
Fellow of the American Association of Hospital Dentists and Diplomate of the American Board Special
Care Dentistry. In 2004, he was appointed to the American Dental Association's Elder Care Task Force.FRIDAY COURSE - AM and PM Session
Presented by Dr. Gwen Cohen Brown
Common Oral Lesions:
Differential Diagnosis and Treatment - AM Session
With Dentistry’s focus changing from restorative procedures to disease prevention,
providers will need to identify oral disease and prevent disease progression in
healthy patients. Patients often present with sore irritated mucosa; but symptoms
of peeling, redness and blisters can be attributed to many different etiologies. This
course presents an approach to differential diagnosis and treatment of common
oral lesions, especially those diseases that mimic each other. Clinical management
of common oral lesions, treatment modalities and anticipated prognosis will be
discussed.
Objectives: Dr. Gwen Cohen-Brown
• Recognize common soft tissue lesions that affect the oral and perioral tissues
• Develop a differential diagnoses for common oral lesions by incorporating clinical presentation,
histologic and lab findings
• Describe current treatment modalities for various common oral lesions and prescribe pharmacological
agents
Oral Cancer, HPV, and Emerging Medical
Technologies - PM Session
This course will review the clinical and microscopic features of oral cancer and pre-malignant lesions
with a focus on HPV associated oral cancers and oral pathologies. Emerging medical technologies used
in the diagnosis of oral cancer as well as standard intraoral and extraoral protocols will be presented.
The histologic criteria for dysplasia will be reviewed, as will leukoplakia and erythroplakia of the oral
soft tissues. Carcinoma will be examined with respect to histologic subtype, histologic grade, tumor size,
regional nodal involvement, and metastatic spread of disease.
Objectives:
• Assess a histologic slide of dysplasia and accurately determine severity with correlation to treatment
and prognosis
• Evaluate new concepts of field cancerization; skip areas in dysplasia, and multifocal presentation of
disease
• Determine appropriate lab tests including biopsy sites, cytologic smears and emerging medical
technologies
Dr. Gwen Cohen Brown is a Professor at the Department of Dental Hygiene at the New York City
College of Technology and a Fellow in the American Academy of Oral and Maxillo-facial Pathology. She
is on the faculty at the AIDS Institute and the NY/NJ AIDS Education and Training Center and provides
continuing education on the topics of Infection Control, Oral Cancer and Emerging Medical Technologies,
and Common Oral Lesions in NY and NJ. She represents and is sponsored by the NYSDOH, the NYSDOC,
the AIDS Institute and the CDC. Dr. Brown graduated from NYU College of Dentistry with a DDS degree,
followed by an Advanced Education Program in General Practice Dentistry, also at NYUCD.NON-PROFIT ORG.
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2019 SDC BUSINESS MEETING
Stay for the Business Meeting and a ticket may make you a winner! All who attend and
present a ticket will be entered into a drawing for a complimentary registration for the
2020 SDC!
OFFICERS
President: DR. MAYBELLE J. HWANG
President-Elect: DR. LAURA F. JOHNSTONE
Secretary: DR. ROBERT W. BERLS
Treasurer: DR. H. JOHN SCHUTZE
Immediate Past-President: DR. JACOB D. MERRYMAN
Executive Director: MS. LYNN M. MARTIN
Fourth District Trustee and ADA Delegate: DR. JAMES E. GALATI
ADA Delegate: DR. WAYNE S. HARRISON
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