Clinicians at the 72nd Annual Winter Clinic - Toronto Academy of ...

METRO TORONTO CONVENTION CENTRE
SOUTH BUILDING
Attendance Verification for RCDSO Continuing
Education Credit:
Dentists will receive 6 RCDSO credits for attending Winter Clinic.
Verification cards will be attached to your badges. This card must
be stamped for Continuing Education credit. Accreditation desks
are on the exhibit floor.
Your name badge is your receipt of payment and should be
retained for income tax purposes.
ODAA members receive 4 credits.
Remember to register your staff. They need continuing education
credits too!
Disclaimer
The presence of any speaker as well as their opinions expressed in
the clinical program of Winter Clinic does not confer or imply
endorsement by the Toronto Academy of Dentistry.
Badge Colours & Categories:
BLUE BADGES Dentists, all categories
PURPLE BADGES Exhibitors
ORANGE BADGES Dental Hygienists
RED BADGES
Office Managers
GREEN BADGES Dental Technologists
YELLOW BADGES Assistants
BROWN BADGES Dental Students and visitors
Seminar CD’s
Most lectures will be taped on audiocassettes and are available for
purchase at Audio Archives/Content Management booth.
Please note in our Speakers at a Glance section which sessions will
be taped and available for sale.
Hotel Information:
InterContinental Toronto Centre
(416) 597-1400
Toll free 1-800-422-7969
Renaissance Toronto Hotel at Skydome
(416) 341-7100
Toll free 1-800-237-1512
Royal York Fairmont Hotel
1-800-441-1414
Visiting Toronto
Attending Winter Clinic at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre
you will find yourself in the heart of Toronto, steps away from one
of the finest entertainment districts any city can offer. Within
walking distance you can dine in the finest restaurants, take in
world-class entertainment or take in a sporting event!
What’s Happening in Toronto During Winter Clinic
Hockey Hall of Fame / PATH
The Hockey Hall of Fame was founded in 1943 to establish a
memorial to those who have developed Canada's great winter
sport -- ice hockey. Incorporated in 1983, Hockey Hall of Fame and
Museum ("HHFM") exists in order to collect, preserve, research and
exhibit the history of the game of ice hockey, and in particular,
those who have made outstanding contributions and
achievements in the development of the game.
The Hockey Hall of Fame is connected to downtown Toronto's
"PATH" system. This is an underground network of buildings,
stores, restaurants, and hotels that are connected by pathways. So,
for example, if your family is staying at a hotel connected to the
PATH system during the coldest day of the year in Toronto, you
could leave all your winter clothing in the hotel and PATH your way
to the Hockey Hall of Fame in perfect comfort.
Queens Quay Terminal
Queen's Quay Terminal is an exciting shopping experience located
in the heart of Toronto's Harbourfront district.
Built in 1926, the award-winning architecture features soaring
ceilings, wide open spaces, and natural sunlight. The property was
purchased by Brookfield in November 1997 and since then has
undergone extensive upgrades.
Visit the following features of Queen's Quay Terminal:
Over 30 shops and boutiques
Restaurants including a Food Court
Sweeping views of Lake Ontario’s Toronto Harbour
2009 WINTER CLINIC
November 13, 2009
Metro Toronto Convention Centre – South Building
www.tordent.com
Please indicate the Toronto Academy of Dentistry room block to
qualify for special rate.
Reminder that Winter Clinic is being held on a FRIDAY so come,
enjoy and stay the weekend!
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