FINAL PROGRAM - The American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine

Educational Courses FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 2011
The educational courses on Friday, June 10, 2011, are not included
in the general admission registration; all educational courses
are additional fees and are ticketed. If the educational courses
are not sold out, tickets are available for on-site purchase at the
registration counter. There are three educational tracks to choose
from. Total CE credit for each course is four. All educational
courses will include continental breakfast and a morning
refreshment break from 10:15am – 10:30am.
01: COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF DENTAL SLEEP MEDICINE
Ticketed Event
8:00am – 12:30pm
Room: Grand Ballroom – Salons FG
Overview: This educational track is designed for those newer to
dental sleep medicine. A review of sleep medicine will quickly
improve the participant’s knowledge base in sleep and what can go
wrong. Our expert faculty will then take the participant through
the basics of treating sleep apnea with oral appliances, including
the patient examination and appliance type selection, as well as
titration considerations and complications management.
Target Audience: Beginner
Speaker: Leopoldo Correa, BDS; Noshir Mehta, DDS; Jonathan
Parker, DDS, Diplomate, ABDSM; and Noah Siegel, MD
Topics Include:
1. Review various oral appliances for obstructive sleep apnea;
2. Explain TMD and the sleep apnea patient including methods
for preventing and managing symptoms from the use of oral
appliances; and
3. Evaluate various clinical cases of sleep apnea treated with oral
appliance threapy.
02: ADVANCED CLINICAL TOPICS IN DENTAL SLEEP
MEDICINE
Ticketed Event
8:00am – 12:30pm
Room: Grand Ballroom – Salon D
03: SPECIALIZED TOPICS IN DENTAL SLEEP MEDICINE
Ticketed Event
8:00am – 12:30pm
Room: Grand Ballroom – Salon E
Overview: Participants can expect to improve their understanding
of dental sleep medicine in specialized areas of expertise. Selected
topics will be presented in depth, allowing the practitioner to
improve their skill in understanding and/or treating complex
concepts and cases.
Target Audience: Advanced
Speakers: Kathleen Bennett, DDS, Diplomate, ABDSM; Dena
Garner, PhD; Jonathan Parker, DDS, Diplomate, ABDSM;
Ronald Prehn, DDS, Diplomate, ABDSM; and Michael
Simmons, DMD
Topics Include:
1. Explain the effects of mouthpiece use on gas exchange parameters
during steady state runs in college males and females;
2. Discuss how to implement a multidisciplinary approach to dental
sleep medicine;
3. Review the recent findings related to TMD and nocturnal bruxism;
and
4. Assess a patient using information provided from a live patient
demonstration.
MEET THE PROFESSORS
Ticketed Event
12:30pm – 1:30pm
All Meet the Professor sessions require additional fees and are
ticketed. If the session is not sold out, tickets are available for onsite
purchase at the registration counter. During these small-group
sessions an expert in dental sleep medicine will lead an informal
discussion on a single topic.
01: HOW TO WRITE AN ABSTRACT
Fernanda Almeida, DDS, PhD
Room: Board Room 1
Overview: Timely and useful information will be presented that will
help the experienced practitioner improve care by adding to their
knowledge-base. Clinically-oriented topics will improve the participants
understanding of advanced concepts and improve their ability to
critically evaluate the current literature and industry supported claims.
02: TITRATION OF OAT IN THE SLEEP LAB
John Remmers, MD
Room: Rochester
Target Audience: Advanced
Speakers: Steve Carstensen, DDS, Diplomate, ABDSM; Gail
Demko, DMD, Diplomate, ABDSM; Barry Glassman, DMD,
Diplomate, ABDSM; Marie Marklund, DDS, PhD; Todd
Morgan, DMD; and Hemant Sawnani, MD
Topics Include:
1. Review dental team systems for dental sleep medicine;
2. Discuss case management of pediatric obstructive sleep apnea;
3.Review home sleep testing; and
4. Discuss the management of oral appliance therapy complications.
Final
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Program