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GuestSpeakersDr. Ken Parrish Dr. Harold Baumgarten Dr. David Cochran Dr. Suzanne CaudryTh u r s d a y , Ma y 27t hDr. Ken Parrish (All Day)Full Arch Restoration with All-on-4: Surgicaland Prosthetic Training” (Hands-On)Fr i d a y , Ma y 28t hDr. Harold Baumgarten (Morning)“Strategies for the ImmediateLoading of Dental Implants”Dr. David Cochran (Afternoon)“Implant Evolution for Improved Patient Care - Part 1(Surface and Design Characteristics of Dental Implants)”Sa t u r d a y , Ma y 29t hDr. Ken Parrish (Morning)Dr. David Cochran (Morning)“An Engineering Solution to the Dental Problem:Full Arch Restoration with the All-on-4” (Lecture)“Implant Evolution for Improved Patient Care - Part 2(Surface and Design Characteristics of Dental Implants)”Dr. Suzanne Caudry (Afternoon)“Evidence-Based Evaluation of the Six Commonly heldBeliefs related to the Socket Grafting: Fact or Fiction?”Dr. Sebastian Ciancio (All Day)Lotions, Potions, Pastes and More!Join us at Furry Creek Golf & Country Club for the 2010 CAPtournament. Best known as BC’s most scenic golf course, each holeis a work of art, thoughtfully designed and meticulously maintained tothe highest of standards.Thursday May 27, 2010 Entry Fee: $100.00 ppIncludes:Available:Green FeeTaylorMade Rental Clubs*Shared Power Cart($52 + tax per set—includes sleeve of balls)Après LunchRental ShoesTransportation (see website for details) Discounts in Golf Shop RetailFor more information go to www.cap-acp.ca or www.golfbc.comRegister online at www.cap-acp.ca • For hotel reservations, call the Pan Pacific Hotel at (604) 662-8111 and quote “CAP2010”
Lectures of interest forDental HygienistsFr i d a y , Ma y 28t h (Al l Da y )Advanced Periodontal InstrumentationAnna PattisonBIOGRAPHYAnna Pattison is currentlyan associate professor andformer chair of the Departmentof Dental Hygiene atUSC. She is the co-authorof the textbook “PeriodontalInstrumentation” withher husband, Gordon Pattison,DDS, which is usedin dental hygiene and dentalschools in North Americaand abroad. She has presentedlectures and handsoninstrumentation coursesto practitioners internationallyfor the past 30 years.Anna and her husband areco-directors of the PattisonInstitute, and she is editorin-chiefof “Dimensions ofDental Hygiene”.Part I –Day One LectureNote!! This course is a prerequisite for the Part 2 Hands-on session on SaturdayThis all-day lecture will provide detailed and up-to-date information on new instruments and techniques that will enhanceyour ability to recognize and treat patients with moderate to advanced periodontitis. The latest concepts in root debridement,hand vs. ultrasonic instrumentation, specific instrumentation and techniques for difficult to access areas, implant instrumentation,and the use of the periodontal endoscope will be reviewed.Educational objectives :• Identify the objectives of periodontal debridement• Describe the characteristics of the dental endoscope• Recognize the design, indications and sequence for use of universal curettes, Gracey curettes, mini-bladed Gracey curettes,furcation curettes and diamond coated instruments• Describe the differences between magnetostrictive and piezoelectric ultrasonic devices• Describe at least two of the newest types of ultrasonic tips• Recognize the indications for extraoral or opposite arch fulcrums• Describe the characteristics of various local delivery antimicrobials and antibioticsSa t u r d a y , Ma y 29t h (Al l Da y )Part II – Day Two Hands-On WorkshopIMPORTANTParticipants are asked to bringsafety glasses and gloves.It is advisable for attendees tonot wear white clothing.Typodonts, poles, completeinstruction kits and books willbe provided for use only duringthe course.NOTE!! May 28, 2010 Advanced Periodontal Instrumentation- Part 1 is a prerequisite for this Hands-On CourseThis intensive hands-on course for dentists and dental hygienists is designed to enhanceyour periodontal instrumentation enabling you to treat patients with greater skill andconfidence. Root planing exercises and root morphology review on extracted teeth, andsextant by sextant hands-on instrumentation on typodonts with accurate root anatomy andperiodontal defects are highlights of the course. The course will feature instruction on avariety of curettes, different fulcrum techniques, approaches to accessing difficult problemareas such as furcations, and instrument sharpening.Educational objectives :• Describe the characteristics of a proper fit for gloves• Demonstrate close overlapping strokes on an extracted tooth with a Gracey curette• Recognize the design, indications and sequence for use of universal curettes, Gracey curettes, mini-bladed and Micro-minibladed Gracey curettes, Gracey Curvettes, sickle scalers, files, furcation curettes and diamond coated instruments• Demonstrate the use of universal curettes, Gracey curettes, mini-bladed and Micro-mini-bladed Gracey curettes,Gracey Curvettes, sickle scalers, files, furcation curettes and diamond coated instruments on a periodontal typodont• Demonstrate techniques for scaling maxillary and mandibular furcations• Demonstrate intraoral, finger-on-finger, extraoral, opposite arch and reinforced fulcrums• Describe at least two of the newest types of ultrasonic tips• Recognize the indications for extraoral or opposite arch fulcrums• Describe the characteristics of various local delivery antimicrobials and antibioticsDr. Sebastian CiancioSa t u r d a y , Ma y 29t h (Al l Da y )Lo t i o n s, Po t i o n s, Pa s t e s a n d Mo r e!This program is designed to help dental practitioners become knowledgeable about oral manfestationsof systemic agents, the latest therapeutic, non-prescription oral healthcare products, includingmouthrinses and herbal agents as well as periodontal considerations for implants.Register online at www.cap-acp.ca • For hotel reservations, call the Pan Pacific Hotel at (604) 662-8111 and quote “CAP2010”
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