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Anesthesia and Pain Control Hands-on Workshop Current Advances in Local Anesthesia and Pain Management Dental Technology Basics of Cone Beam CT for the Dental Practitioner: Lecture & Demonstration This course is designed to meet the needs of dentists and oral and maxillofacial surgeons who wish to update their knowledge and proficiency in the safe and effective administration of local anesthesia, inhalation anesthesia and conscious sedation techniques for pain management. Through illustrated lecture, discussion and hands-on practice, you will learn: • Post-operative pain management. • Clinical practice guidelines for anesthesia in outpatient facilities. • Pre-anesthesia consultation and choice of anesthesia: Guidelines for pre-anesthetic visit, physical status and risk, and choice of anesthesia. • Update in Local Anesthesia: pharmacologic advances, mechanism of action, and selection of agents. • Local anesthesia: techniques of administration, transdermal/ transmucosal, infiltration/nerve blocks and new instrumentation – The Wand, Stabident, intraosseous needles. • Recognition and management of complications and emergencies with local anesthesia. • Hands-on instruction on the use of new local anesthetic instrumentation. • Update in conscious sedation: pharmacology of sedative agents, selection of agents, and techniques of administration. • Oral and intramuscular sedation: pharmacology, techniques, and complications. • Sublingual, transdermal and intranasal sedation: pharmacology, techniques, and complications. • Inhalation Sedation: nitrous oxide–pharmacology and physiology; indications and contraindications; techniques of administration and monitoring; and prevention, recognition and management of complications. • Occupational hazards associated with conscious sedation. Faculty: Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery PAMELA L. ALBERTO, DMD – Course Director Clinical Associate Professor SHAHID AZIZ, DMD, MD, Professor MAANO MILLES, DDS, Professor Victor Petriella, DMD, Assistant Professor VINCENT B. ZICCARDI, DDS, MD, Professor and Chair BARRY ZWEIG, DDS, Professor Dates: Two Wednesdays: June 4 and 11, 2014 Time: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day Location: Rutgers School of Dental Medicine Tuition: $395 for Dentists • $265 for Aux./Residents Credits: 12 participation credit hours Code: 14D0909 Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) is the newest imaging modality available to the dental profession. As the scanners and the examinations produced find their way into general and specialty practices, practitioners are eager to know how to use this exciting new modality to the benefit of their patients. This course is designed to introduce this new radiographic examination to the dental practice through lecture, demonstration, and hands-on viewing using the viewing software. Topics to be covered: • CBCT concepts. • Available CBCT units. • 3-D Anatomy. • Limitations. • Viewing the volume. • Scanning your patients • Selection criteria and applications of CBCT. • Interpretation and reporting. • Radiation dose and comparison with other radiographic examinations. • Viewing the images using viewing software At the course conclusion, you will understand: • Need for 3-D imaging in dentistry. • Basics of CBCT image acquisition. • Selection criteria for CBCT. • Selection of FOV. • Concept and use of viewer software. • Use of panoramic reconstruction, MPR, oblique, and other projections available with viewer software. • Basics of 3-D radiographic anatomy. • Basics of 3-D interpretation via viewing software. • Radiobiological aspects of the cone-beam CT. Faculty: Department of Diagnostic Sciences Division of Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology STEVEN R. SINGER, DDS, Professor and Acting Chair MEL MUPPARAPU, DMD, MDS, Dip. ABMOR, Professor MAXINE STRICKLAND, DMD, MPH, Associate Professor Date: Wednesday, June 4, 2014 Time: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Location: Rutgers School of Dental Medicine Tuition: $195 for All Registrants Credits: 6 credit hours Code: 14D0803 Page 26 Call to Register: 973-972-6561 or 1-866-720-1971
INDEX BY SUBJECT Hands-on Courses – Limited Enrollment ★ Courses appropriate for Dental Team Members See pgs. 2 & 3 for calendar and additional information. Anesthesia & Pain Control 2/26 ★ Begin: Local Anesthetic and Pain Control: Certification for Dental Hygienists............... 19 3/26 Begin: Enteral Conscious Sedation in the Dental Practice: 20-hour Didactic................. 19 4/25 ★ Nitrous Oxide Conscious Sedation...................................................................................22 6/4 & 11 ★ Current Advances in Local Anesthesia and Pain Management....................................... 26 Dental Technology 4/16 ★ Digital Imaging for Dental Practitioners...........................................................................21 6/4 ★ Basics of Cone Beam CT for the Dental Practitioner........................................................ 26 Endodontics 4/30 A Simple Path to Predictable and Excellent Endodontics Dr. Michael Ribera............... 13 Esthetic / Restorative Dentistry 4/9 ★ Principles of Adhesion Dentistry Dr. Douglas Brown ...................................................... 10 4/25 I Did Not Know You Could Do That With Direct Composite Dr. Paul Belvedere............ 12 6/6 ★ Esthetic Dentistry 2014: Adhesives, Composites, Ceramics Dr. Michael Goldfogel......... 16 Forensic Dentistry / Child Abuse 4/11 ★ Forensic Dentistry in 2014: A View From the Inside Dr. Lawrence Dobrin.......................... 11 General Dentistry 5/16 Heartbeats and Blood Clots: Providing Safe Care to Your Dental Patients....................... 25 Implant / Restorative Dentistry 3/21 Converting Failed Dentition to Fixed Prosthesis: All-On-4 Protocol Dr. M. Nader Sharifi....... 4 3/28 Two-Implant Mandibular Overdenture............................................................................20 4/4 & 5 Surgical and Restorative Excellence in Dentistry Symposium........................................... 8 4/30 ★ Implant Options to Improve or Eliminate Complete Dentures....................................... 23 5/9 Single Implant Supported Crown: Easy & Beautiful Results!........................................... 24 Implant Dentistry 5/14 MDI Certification Seminar Dr. Joseph Buttacavoli..........................................................14 9/19 Begin: The MaxiCourse® ..................................................................................................17 9/22 Begin: The Monday Study Club of the MaxiCourse® ...................................................... 18 Infection Control / OSHA 4/2 ★ Annual OSHA Training and Infection Control Nancy Andrews, RDH................................ 7 Internal Medicine 4/23 ★ Medical Update: Review of MD in DMD..........................................................................22 Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery 5/7 Update in Oral Surgery for the Office-based General Practice ....................................... 23 Oral Medicine 5/14 ★ Oral Medicine Update.......................................................................................................25 Pediatric Dentistry 5/7 ★ Pediatric Dentistry Made Easy for the General Practitioner .......................................... 24 Periodontics 3/26 ★ Hey I Can Do That! Periodontics for the GP & DH Dr. Mark Ryder...................................... 6 4/4 & 5 Surgical and Restorative Excellence in Dentistry Symposium........................................... 8 Restorative Dentistry 5/16 Restorative Centric, You Need to Start Somewhere Dr. Mark Malterud......................... 15 Register Online: cde.sdm.rutgers.edu Page 27
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