Annual Meeting American Academy Of Dental Sleep Medicine

GENERAL SESSIONS Friday, June 8, 2012First Time Attendee Breakfast7:00am – 8:00amRoom: Constitution ABThe AADSM Board of Directors will host a breakfast forall first-time attendees at the 21st Annual Meeting. Thebreakfast will provide an opportunity for all first timeattendees to network with each other as well as gain someinsight into the dental sleep medicine profession. All firsttimeattendees will receive a ticket with their registrationmaterials, which will be required to gain entrance to thebreakfast.Exhibit Hall Open7:00am – 5:30pmRoom: Back Bay Ballroom02: A Year in Review8:00am – 9:00amRoom: Grand BallroomSpeaker: Marie Marklund, DDS, PhDOverview: Dr. Marklund will review the literature relevant todental sleep medicine published in the last twelve months.Target Audience: Dentists interested in dental sleep medicineObjectives:1. Summarize the peer-reviewed publications of the past yearfocused on dental sleep medicine and other topics pertinentto this field; and2. Comment on the new results in relation to existingknowledge in dental sleep medicine.01: OSA: Hypoxia Effects on the Brain9:00am – 10:00amRoom: Grand BallroomSpeaker: Sigrid Veasey, MDTarget Audience: DentistsObjectives:1. Identify effects of intermittent hypoxia on the brain;2. Appraise neurological effects of OSA; and3. Predict effects of OSA on cognition.02: Bite RegistrationRoom: Republic Ballroom9:00am – 10:00amChair: B. Gail Demko, DMD, Diplomate, ABDSMInteractive session with attendees and presenters reviewingmultiple gauges and their various uses.Refreshment Break in Exhibit Hall10:00am – 10:30amPoster Viewing10:00am – 10:30amAll posters are available for viewing in the Grand Ballroomthroughout the AADSM annual meeting. Presenters ofthe posters listed below are available for questions andcomments from 10:00am – 10:30am on Friday, June 8, 2012.POSTER #001TARGET PROTRUSIVE POSITION FROM MANDIBULARPROTRUSION TITRATION: IS IT A GOOD ESTIMATE OFADEQUATE PROTRUSION? DOES IT CORRELATE WITH RDIOR BMI?Charkhandeh S, Topor ZL, Grosse JC, Santosham P,Breuhlmann S, Remmers JEPOSTER #003ORAL APPLIANCES FOR SEVERE OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEPAPNEA: A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSISCorrea L, Hsu R Lu C, Finkelman MPOSTER #005MONITORING MANDIBULAR ADVANCEMENT APPLIANCES:10 MOST COMMON PROBLEMSSmith, RKPOSTER #007VARIABILITY IN NOCTURNAL RESPIRATORY MEASURESATTRIBUTED TO VERTICAL DIMENSION OF OCCLUSIONMorgan T, Pearcy S, Scarfeo D, Levendowsk DPOSTER #009SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF SLEEP DISORDEREDBREATHING (SDB) IN PATIENTS WITH NOCTURNALBRUXISM (NB)Prehn RS, Simmons JHPOSTER #011ORAL APPLIANCE TREATMENT OF OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEPAPNEA: PROGRESSION OF LONG-TERM SIDE EFFECTSPliska BT, Nam H, Chen H, Lowe AA, Almeida FRPOSTER #013MAINTENANCE OF THE PHARYNGEAL AIRWAY DURINGNASAL BREATHING IN DENTURE WEARERSAUTHORS AND INSTITUTIONSYagi K, Azuma T, Nakai R, Almeida FR, Lowe AA, Maeda Y16 We Want Your Feedback | Visit www.aadsm.org/evaluations