COURSES - The American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine

all 2011courses• Advanced DentalSleep Medicine• Introduction To DentalSleep MedicineNovember 12-13, 2011AADSM National Office • Darien, IllinoisRegister online at www.aadsm.org

Advanced Dental Sleep MedicineNovember 12-13, 2011 | AADSM National Office | Darien, IllinoisTARGET AUDIENCEThis course is intended for dentists with some experience providing oral appliancetherapy for patients with sleep related breathing disorders and have an interest inmanagement of treatment expectations.COURSE OVERVIEWThis course will build on the clinical skills you have gained from treating sleep relatedbreathing disorders and enhance your skill set for those patients who fall outside theroutine. Lectures will detail the upper airway anatomy and explore Cognitive BehavioralTherapy, a branch of psychotherapy devoted to the behavioral aspects of this field. Advicefor educating sleep technologists on device titration during follow-up studies will give youways to ensure your therapy is maximized. A sleep dentist who is working within a sleeplab will share the best practices, the positives and the negatives of the evolving natureof dental sleep medicine practice. Diplomates of the American Board of Dental SleepMedicine (ABDSM) will moderate group and panel discussions, and Diplomate casestudies will guide a dialogue on reliable treatment outcome predictors. Didactic lectureswill be supplemented with attendee discussions on common practice managementissues, OAT side-effects, and methods for treating complications.Course ObjectivesUpon completion of the course, participants will be able to:• Identify patients who demonstrate anatomical or behavioral reasons why initiatingtherapy might not be the best option;• Recognize predictors of treatment success so expectations of the dentist,physician, and patient can be properly managed;• Recognize and correct complications that occur with OAT;• Utilize a consistent method for titrating an oral appliance in the sleep lab;• Discuss the airway anatomy in detail; and• Understand better and be able to discuss with patients and physicians the role thatcognitive behavioral therapy can play in treating sleep related breathing disorders.TEACHING METHODSThe sessions at this course will be comprised of lectures followed by discussion.CONTINUING EDUCATIONThe American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine is an ADA CERP RecognizedProvider. ADA CERP is a service of the American Dental Association to assist dentalprofessionals in identifying quality providers of continuing dental education. ADACERP does not approve or endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it implyacceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry. The American Academy of DentalSleep Medicine designates this activity for 13.00 continuing education credits.Register online at www.aadsm.org

SESSION TIMESSaturday, November 127:00 AM – 7:45 AM* Continental Breakfast and Registration7:45 AM – 12:00 PM General Session12:00 PM – 1:00 PM* Lunch1:00 PM – 5:30 PM General SessionSunday, November 137:15 AM – 8:00 AM* Continental Breakfast8:00 AM – 1:15 PM General Session*These meals are provided; attendees are responsible for all other meals.This course includes an exhibit hall that will be open during breaks and lunch.LIST OF TOPICS AND FACULTYCognitive Behavioral TherapyCarla Hellekson, MDOral Appliance Therapy: Titration of Mandibular Advancement Devices with HomeSleep Tests and In-lab PSG ProtocolsJames Metz, DDSAnatomy of the Airway: The Good and the Bad of ItRichard Finn, DDSCompliance Monitors for OAT Case PresentationsSteve Carstensen, DDSPredictors of Success: Data from Real Life PracticeKathleen Bennett, DDS and Timothy Kitzmiller, DDSUpdate on Complications of Oral Appliance TherapySheri Katz, DDS, AADSM PresidentThe Dental Sleep Medicine Practice in the Sleep LabDavid Schwartz, DDSDiscussion on Complications and SolutionsSteve Carstensen, DDSQuestions? Call the AADSM at (630) 737-9705

INTRODUCTION TO DENTAL SLEEP MEDICINENovember 12-13, 2011 | AADSM National Office | Darien, IllinoisTARGET AUDIENCEThis course is intended for dentists and dental professionals with an interest in, orcurrently treating, snoring and obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) patients through theutilization of oral appliance therapy (OAT).COURSE OVERVIEWThe Introduction to Dental Sleep Medicine course is a logical way to incorporate OAT intoyour practice. The course includes a review of sleep related breathing disorders, such assnoring and OSA, and the impact of sleep disorders on society. A comprehensive evaluationis described that includes upper airway examination and imaging with a focus on areas ofpathophysiology in OSA. The course also addresses practice issues such as developing ateam approach, medico-legal issues and reimbursement. A final portion of the course is casebasedand provides clinical examples of the evaluation and treatment of sleep disorders in adental practice.Course Objectives• Describe the dental and medical terminology associated with sleep medicine and OSA.• Understand the pathophysiology, demographics and sequelae of OSA.• Evaluate, analyze and comprehend polysomnogram reports and understand thenecessity of medical evaluation and importance of a multidisciplinary team approach totreating snoring and OSA.• Identify and describe the various treatment options available, focusing on the varioustypes of oral appliances available.• Describe the mechanisms of action of various types of oral appliances as well as theindications, contraindications, complications and side effects associated with their use.• Evaluate various case presentations that demonstrate a range of patients andtreatment situations representative of the practice of dental sleep medicine to includefabrication concepts, interpretation of bite registrations and adherence to recommendedtreatment protocol and standards of practice.• Apply practical concepts for building and developing a successful dental sleep medicinepractice, including an overview of informed consent, relationships with physicians,sources of patient referrals, follow-up with current patients, record keeping, and medicalinsurance billing.TEACHING METHODSThe sessions at this course will be comprised of lectures followed by discussion.CONTINUING EDUCATIONThe American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider.ADA CERP is a service of the American Dental Association to assist dental professionals inidentifying quality providers of continuing dental education. ADA CERP does not approveor endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hoursby boards of dentistry. The American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine designates thisactivity for 13.00 continuing education credits.Register online at www.aadsm.org

SESSION TIMESSaturday, November 127:00 AM – 7:45 AM* Continental Breakfast and Registration7:45 AM – 12:15 PM General Session12:15 PM – 1:15 PM* Lunch1:15 PM – 5:30 PM General SessionSunday, November 137:15 AM – 8:00 AM* Continental Breakfast8:00 AM – 1:15 PM General Session*These meals are provided; attendees are responsible for all other meals.This course includes an exhibit hall that will be open during breaks and lunch.LIST OF TOPICS AND FACULTYOSA: Pathophysiology, Health Risks and Diagnosis with PolysomnographyKelly Carden, MD, MBAOSA: Medical Management with CPAP and Behavioral TherapiesKelly Carden, MD, MBADiagnostic Testing, including Airway Imaging, and Oral ExaminationR. Bruce Templeton, DMDOAT: Types and Mechanisms of ActionKathleen Bennett, DDSOAT: Titration of Mandibular Advancement Devices with Home Sleep Tests andin-lab PSG protocolsJames Metz, DDSOAT: Literature Review and Practice ParametersJeffrey Pancer, DDSOAT: Insertion, Adjustments, Side Effects and ComplicationsJames Metz, DDSAuxiliary Screening for Sleep-Related Breathing DisordersMegan Bacome, ROHOSA: MetabolismJeffrey Pancer, DDSSurgery for OSAJeffrey Prinsell, DMD, MDPractice Marketing and Patient Management: A Team ApproachRobert Rogers, DMDScope of Practice, Medico-legal Issues and ABDSM Board CertificationRobert Rogers, DMD and Jeffrey Prinsell, DMD, MDInsurance ReimbursementB. Gail Demko, DMDCase PresentationsSheri Katz, DDS, AADSM PresidentQuestions? Call the AADSM at (630) 737-9705

Speaker IndexMegan Bacome, RDHMs. Bacome is a JamesA. Rhodes State Collegealumnus. She earnedher Associates degree ofApplied Science in DentalHygiene, graduatingwith honors Phi Theta Kappa. Sheholds a vital role in screening for oralcancer, obstructive sleep apnea, routineprophylaxis and periodontal treatment.Ms. Bacome is certified to administerlocal anesthesia and is a provider forOral CDX Laboratories. She is authorizedto practice in general supervision. Sheis past president of SADHA and holdsmemberships with American DentalHygienist Association, Ohio DentalHygienist Association, & Columbus DentalHygienist Association.Kathleen Bennett, DDSDr. Bennett is a graduateof Georgetown Universityand SUNY Buffalo DentalSchool, and she been inprivate practice restorativedentistry since 1983. Shewas the Program Committee Chair for theAADSM 16th Annual Meeting in 2007 andcurrently serves on the AADSM Board ofDirectors. She was a faculty member at theSUNY Buffalo School of Medicine’s sleepmedicine fellowship program and trainedmedical sleep fellows in clinical rotationsin her office from 2004-2006. Currentlyshe is practicing dental sleep medicineexclusively in a Cincinnati university-basedpractice and is affiliated with CincinnatiChildren’s Hospital where she treats SpinaBifida & Adult Down Syndrome patientswith OSA.Kelly Carden, MD, MBADr. Carden obtained herMD and MBA degrees atthe University of Tennesseeand continued her trainingin internal medicineat Baylor College ofMedicine in Houston. She then obtainedher Pulmonary/Critical Care and SleepMedicine fellowship training at HarvardMedical School. She is actively involvedin the AASM and the AADSM, serves as alecturer at a number of courses and sitson multiple committees. She is currentlyemployed with St. Thomas PhysicianServices in Nashville, Tennessee and isaffiliated The Center for Sleep which is anAASM-accredited laboratory.Steve Carstensen, DDSDr. Carstensen earned hisDDS from Baylor College ofDentistry in 1983 and is inprivate practice in Bellevue,WA. He has helpedhundreds of sleep apneapatients using oral appliance therapy,volunteers for organized dentistry for localand state dental societies and serves onthe Council for Annual Sessions for the ADAand the Board of Directors of the AmericanAcademy of Dental Sleep Medicine.B. Gail Demko, DMDDr. Demko received herDDS from Boston Universityand was a hospital-baseddentist at Beth IsraelDeaconess Medical Centerin Boston for 20 years. In1997 she limited her dental practice to thetreatment of OSA and is an expert advisorto the FDA on oral appliance therapy. Sheis the President-elect of the AADSM andis a recipient of the AADSM DistinguishedService Award.Register online at www.aadsm.org

Speaker IndexRichard Finn, DDSDr. Finn is a Professor,Department of Surgery,Division of Oral andMaxillofacial Surgery,Professor, Department ofCell Biology/Anatomy, theUniversity of Texas Southwestern MedicalCenter in Dallas, Texas; and Chief of Oraland Maxillofacial Surgery at the VeteransHealth Care System North Texas- Dallas,TX. Dr. Finn has been actively teachinganatomy at UTSWMC since 1981. Dr. Finnhas been associated with treating OSASpatients since the early 1990s. He receivedthe Donald B. Osbon Award for OutstandingEducator in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeryby the American Association of Oral &Maxillofacial Surgeons in 2008.Carla Hellekson, MDDr. Hellekson has beenpracticing Psychiatry andSleep Medicine in thePuget Sound area since1989. Prior to that, shepracticed in Alaska inboth Anchorage and Fairbanks for 10years. Her areas of interest include thefull range of sleep disorders, especiallythe behavioral, dialectical behavioral, andpharmacological approaches of insomnia;light therapy for Seasonal Affective Disorderand Circadian Rhythm Disorders; adultand geriatric psychiatry; and contemplativepsychotherapy. Dr. Hellekson received hermedical training at Dartmouth MedicalSchool where she graduated with honors.She is a charter member of the Society forLight Therapy and Biological Rhythms, andnumerous other professional organizations.She taught as Assistant Clinical Professor ofPsychiatry at the UW School of Medicine fortwenty years.Sheri Katz, DDSDr. Katz received her DDSfrom Emory Universityand practices within afamily practice in Decatur,Georgia. Her primaryinterest and focus ofpractice is dental sleep medicine. She hasserved on the AASM Standards of PracticeTask Force for OSA Surgery and is thePresident of the AADSM.Timothy Kitzmiller, DDSDr. Kitzmiller receivedhis DDS from Ohio StateUniversity College ofDentistry. Dr. TimothyKitzmiller has completedextensive post-graduatestudy in occlusion, aesthetics, and dentalsleep medicine. He is also a graduateof the renowned Las Vegas Institute forAdvanced Dental Studies, with particularemphasis on aesthetic reconstruction,smile rejuvenation, and neuromusculartherapy. Numerous hours of continuingeducation and having twice received theprestigious “Top Dentists in America”award keep Dr. Kitzmiller among an eliteclass of dentists.James Metz, DDSDr. Metz received his DDSfrom Ohio State University.He established a privatepractice after serving hiscountry for three years asa U.S. Army Major. He hasheld faculty appointments at both the OhioState University College of Dentistry andCase Western Reserve School of DentalMedicine.Questions? Call the AADSM at (630) 737-9705

Speaker IndexJeffrey Pancer, DDSDr. Pancer received hisDDS from the University ofToronto, Canada. He runsa successful dental practicein Toronto. In addition togeneral dentistry, a largeportion of his practice is devoted to dentalsleep medicine and OAT. He has servedon the AASM Standards of Practice TaskForce for OAT. He is the Immediate PastPresident of the AADSM.Jeffrey Prinsell, DMD, MDDr. Prinsell received hisDMD from Tufts Universityand his MD from VanderbiltUniversity. He completed aGPR in Dentistry, a GeneralSurgery Internship andan OMS Residency at Vanderbilt. He is asurgical consultant at several metro-Atlantasleep centers and maintains an OMSprivate practice in Marietta, Georgia. He isa Diplomate of the ABOMS, has served onthe AASM Standards of Practice Task Forcefor OSA Surgery, is Chair of the AAOMS CIGon OSA Surgery, is Founding President of theABDSM and a Past President of the AADSM.Robert Rogers, DMDDr. Rogers received hisDMD from the Universityof Pittsburgh. He wasDirector of DentalMedicine for St. BarnabasMedical Center inGibsonia, PA and is Director of ClinicalServices for Pittsburgh Dental SleepMedicine. He has a special interest inthe treatment of OSA and works withmany Pittsburgh area sleep centers.He served on the AASM Standards ofPractice Task Force for OAT. He is theFounding President of the AADSM and isa recipient of the AADSM DistinguishedScientist Award.David Schwartz, DDSDr. Schwartz has beena practicing generalrestorative dentist since1988 and has expertisein all fields of dentistrywith a concentration indental sleep medicine for the last 12years. He has educated dentists aroundthe world on the benefits of dental sleepmedicine and has lectured at variousstudy clubs and dental organizationsincluding LVI, Northwest Indiana DentalSociety, Chicago Dental Society, ItamarCorporation and Somnomed. He serves onthe Insurance Reimbursement Committeefor the American Academy of DentalSleep Medicine, and is a Diplomate of theAmerican Board of Dental Sleep Medicine.He is currently director of Dental SleepMedicine at The Center for SleepMedicine’s Chicagoland locations.R. Bruce Templeton, DMDDr. Templeton received hisDMD from the Universityof Manitoba, Canadaand completed an OMSResidency at the Universityof Minnesota. He is aDiplomate of the ABOMS, past Chief ofSurgery at Northern Memorial MedicalCenter, past Chief of Dentistry at MNChildren’s Medical Center, Chief of OMSat the VA Hospital in Minnesota, ClinicalProfessor at the University of MinnesotaFaculty of Dentistry, Vice President ofthe Minnesota Dental Association andPresident of the Minnesota Society ofOMS. He has served on the AADSM Boardof Directors.Register online at www.aadsm.org

GENERAL INFORMATIONLOCATION & ROOM RESERVATIONSThe courses will be held at the AADSMNational Office, 2510 North FrontageRoad, Darien, Illinois 60561. The AADSMhas reserved a block of guest rooms atthe Chicago Marriott Southwest at BurrRidge, 1200 Burr Ridge Parkway, BurrRidge, Illinois 60527, at a special grouprate. Space is limited, so please makereservations well in advance. The roomrate at the hotel is $111.00 per night plustax and is only valid until Friday, October14, 2011, or until the room block sells out.Reservations must be made by individualattendees directly with the hotel’sreservation department by calling 630-986-4100. To receive the special grouprate, you must identify yourself as part ofthe AADSM course group. Check-in time is4:00pm and check-out time is 11:00amon the day of departure.Midway is approximately 18 miles fromthe office. Because you will be traveling toa suburb, we recommend that you do notpick-up a taxi outside of the baggage claimexit as these taxis will charge at 1.5 timesthe metered rate to take you to the hotel.Rather, after you pick-up your baggage atthe airport, contact 303 Taxi via phone at(847) 256-8294 and provide them with theaccount number 6307379700. Taxi serviceto and from the airport is approximately$40.00 each way, not including gratuity.Please anticipate 30-40 minutes for traveltime to and from either airport.CONFIRMATION Confirmations willbe sent via e-mail within one weekof receipt of registration form andpayment. All participants must preregisterfor courses; on-site registrationwill not be accepted.TRANSPORTATION - from Hotel toNational Office Shuttle service will beprovided to and from the Chicago MarriottSouthwest at Burr Ridge to the AADSMNational Office prior to and at the endof the day on each day of a course.Transportation to any other location or atany other time is the responsibility of theattendee. Details regarding the shuttleschedule will be sent to attendees viae-mail in advance of the course.MEALS Breakfast and lunch will beserved on Saturday, and breakfast willbe served on Sunday; all other meals arethe responsibility of the attendees. Onlyregistered attendees are allowed to attendmeal functions. Guests of attendeeswill not be accommodated during mealfunctions.TRANSPORTATION Attendees maycontact Corporate Travel to purchaseairline tickets. Call toll-free (800) 526-4540 on Monday-Friday from 8:00am-5:00pm Central. We suggest you makeyour travel arrangements as soon as youreceive your registration confirmation.The airports nearest to the AADSM NationalOffice are O’Hare International Airportand Midway International Airport. O’Hareis approximately 23 miles from the office.The AADSM will not be held liable ifan individual purchases an airlineticket before receiving confirmation ofregistration for this course.CANCELLATION & REFUND POLICYTo cancel a registration, writtennotification must be submitted tothe meeting department. A $50.00administrative fee will be withheld oncancellations postmarked prior to Friday,October 21, 2011. After this date, norefunds will be available. Refunds arenot provided to no-shows. The AADSMreserves the right to cancel the courseand provide a full refund should conditionswarrant. The refund will only include thecost of registration for the course.RECORDING Photographing and/or recording, of any kind, of sessionsand speakers at its courses are strictlyprohibited.DRESS CODE Dress code at the coursesis business casual.INFORMATION OR QUESTIONSFor information or questions regarding thecourses, please contact:Randi Prince, AADSM CoordinatorE-mail: rprince@aadsm.orgWebsite: www.aadsm.orgQuestions? Call the AADSM at (630) 737-9705

REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONShow toregisterOnline (credit card only)www.aadsm.orgFax (credit card only)(630) 737-9790Mail (check or credit card)American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine2510 North Frontage RoadDarien, IL 60561-1511Registration DisclaimerRegistration is limited. Please register early. Confirmation letters will be sent viae-mail within one week of receipt of registration form and payment. All attendeesmust pre-register; on-site registration will not be accepted.The AADSM will not be held liable if an individual purchases an airline ticket beforereceiving confirmation of registration for these courses.Registration CategoriesMemberTo register as a member, the registrantmust currently be an individual memberof the American Academy of DentalSleep Medicine (AADSM). If the AADSMis unable to confirm that the individual isa member of the society, the AADSM willregister the individual as a nonmemberat the prevailing fee.Student MemberTo register as a student member, theregistrant must currently be a studentmember of the AADSM. If the AADSMis unable to confirm that the individualis a student member of the society, theAADSM will register the student as anonmember at the prevailing fee.Dental Staff of AADSM MemberTo register as the dental staff of anAADSM member, the registrant mustcurrently be employed by an individualwho is currently a member of theAADSM. If the AADSM is unable toconfirm that the dentist is a memberof the AADSM, the AADSM will registerthe individuals as a dental staff of anonmember at the prevailing fee.NonMemberWant to register for the member price,but you’re not a member? Join theAADSM to receive instant savings includingreduced course registration fees, a listingon the Find-a-Dentist feature of the AADSMwebsite, subscriptions to Sleep andBreathing and Dialogue and much more.Visit the AADSM website at www.aadsm.orgfor more information about membershipincluding a complete list of benefits and adescription of all membership categories.Membership is on a calendar-year basis(January 1–December 31). On June 1,2011, the membership dues for RegularMembers are prorated. Membership duesfor 2011 are:Dental Staff of NonmemberIf your employer is not an individualmember of the AADSM and wouldlike to become a member, pleaserequest that he or she completesthe membership application formavailable at www.aadsm.org. Visit theAADSM website at www.aadsm.org formore information about membershipincluding a complete listing of benefits.Register online at www.aadsm.org

REGISTRATION FORM (please type or print clearly)Full Name:Degree(s):(This is the name that will be on your name badge)Address:City: State: Zip/Postal Code:Country:Fax:E-mail:Special Needs/Accommodations:Phone:(e-mail required to receive confirmation)Attendee List Permission (Check one)I give my permission to include my contact information on an attendee list to be distributed tocourse attendees. Yes NoExhibitor List Permission (Check one)I give my permission to include my contact information on an attendee list to be distributed tocourse exhibitors. Yes No2011 Membership Dues for Nonmembers (Check one)Want to register for the member price, but you’re not a member? Join the AADSM today to receiveinstant savings on your registration fee! Membership dues are based on the date that the registrationis recieved by the AADSM national office. 2011 Memberships will be vailid through December 31,2011; 2012 memberships will be valid through December 31, 2012.2011 Membership 2012 MembershipRegular Members $175 $345Student Members Free with completion of AADSM Student Application.Registration Fees (Check one) Introduction to Dental Sleep Medicine Course – November 12-13, 2011 – Darien, Illinois Advanced Dental Sleep Medicine Course – November 12-13, 2011 – Darien, IllinoisOn or before 10/14/11 After 10/14/11AADSM Member $550 $650AADSM Student Member $425 $525Dental Staff of AADSM Member $425 $525Name of AADSM MemberNonmember $650 $750Dental Staff of Nonmember $525 $625 I attended the AADSM 20 th Anniversary Meeting and will save $100 on my registration fee!**By checking this box the registration fee will be reduced by $100.Method of Payment Please make checks payable to the AADSM (U.S. funds drawn on a U.S. bank) For payment by credit card (VISA/MasterCard/American Express):Card#:Exp. Date: / Validation Code * :Cardholders Name:Detach and ReturnMailing Address:Signature: Date: /*For a VISA or MasterCard, the validation code is the last 3 numbers in the signature box. For an American Express, the validation code is the4 numbers above the credit card number.Questions? Call the AADSM at (630) 737-9705

AMERICAN ACADEMY OF DENTAL SLEEP MEDICINE2510 North Frontage RoadDarien, Illinois 60561-1511Fall 2011E d u c a t i o n a l c o u r s e sADVANCED DENTAL SLEEP MEDICINEINTRODUCTION TO DENTAL SLEEP MEDICINENovember 12-13, 2011AADSM National OfficeDarien, IllinoisRegister online at www.aadsm.org