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31St Big Apple Dental Meeting THE BRONX COUNTY DENTAL SOCIETY PRESENTS THE 31st Big Apple Dental Meeting MARCH 29-30, 2017 SHERATON MAHWAH MAHWAH, NEW JERSEY 1 Sheraton Mahwah Hotel, Mahwah, New Jersey BIG APPLE COMMITTEES 2017 Exhibits Committee: Scientific Committee: Organization Committee: Dr. Robert Yeshion Dr. Howard Glazer Dr. Surenda Patel: Chairman Dr. Berry Stahl Dr. Berry Stahl Dr. Stephen Harrison Dr. Anthony Danilow Dr. Laarni Abanto Secretary and Registration: Joy Patané Dr. Paul Hertz Dr. Richard Herman Joy Patane OFFICERS OF THE BRONX COUNTY DENTAL SOCIETY FOR 2017 Past President: Dr. Stuart Chassen Executive Director: Dr. Stephen Harrison President: Dr. Amarilis Jacobo ADA Delegate: Dr. Berry Stahl President-elect: Dr. Elizabeth Sandoval NYSDA Trustee: Dr. Robert Margolin Secretary: Dr. Irma Torres Executive Secretary: Joy Patane Treasurer: Dr. Jacqueline Samuels Editor: Dr. Adam Goodman NYSDA House of Delegates: Dr. Amarilis Jacobo, Dr. Robert Yeshion, Dr. Elizabeth Sandoval Big Apple Dental Meeting: General Chairmen: Dr. Berry Stahl and Dr. Robert Yeshion Cover design by: Staples Register for any of our seminars before March 1st, 2017 and receive a discount of 15% for each seminar: Please note that all dentists will also get a $25 coupon for a full day paid seminar and a $10 coupon for each paid 1/2 day or evening seminars. All paid full day seminars include breakfast and a buffet lunch. Be aware of the registration deadline for the discounts. Full fee will be applicable after March 1st, 2017. 2 INDEX Page Committees 2 Welcome 6 Wednesday 3/29/17 A1. H. Glazer 7 A2. Brooks Haney 8 A3. Ross Nash & Debra Englehardt-Nash 9 A4. Tom Viola 10 A5. Gary Radz 11 A6. Gordon Fraser 12 A7. Laderrick Bullock 13 A8. Laderrick Bullock 14 Wednesday Evening 3/29/17 B1. Fred Wetzel 15 B2. Mana Saraghi 16 B3. Mark Hillman 17 B4. Kim Iannotte 18 B5. Altfest - Mayukh & Michael 19 B6. Josh Gindea 22 B7. William Paveletz 23 Thursday 3/30/17 C1. Steve Katz & Kelly Fox-Galvagni 24 C2. Rick Williamson 25 C3. Robert Edwab 26 C4. Adam Goodman 27 C5. Mario Abdennour 28 C6. Sam Halabo 29 C7. Lou Graham 30 C8. Debra Englehardt Nash 31 Thursday Evening 3/30/17 D1. Jon Bloomberg-Emt 33 D2. Carlos Alfonso 34 D3. Elsa Santos-Cruz 35 CE Policies 39 Exhibitors 40 Registration Form Inside Back Cover 3 ★SPECIAL BONUS FOR ★ ATTENDING OUR SEMINARS A $25 exhibitors coupon will be given to each dentist attending a paid full-day seminar and a $10 coupon to each dentist attending a half-day and/or paid evening seminar. When presenting your $25 or $10 coupon — any purchase made at an exhibitor booth will be discounted at the $25 or $10 rate. You will receive a coupon for every full-day, 1/2 day and evening paid course that you attend and no minimum purchase is required! PLEASE BE ADVISED: NOT ALL EXHIBITORS ACCEPT COUPONS This coupon entitles the bearer to a TWENTY-FIv E DOLLAR discount towards the purchase of equipment, supplies, or services from any one participating exhibitor during the Big Apple Dental Meeting. No minimum purchase required! Exhibitor:_______________________________ E- SAMPLE FILL OUT COMPLETELY FOR REDEMPTION mail___________________________ MEETING HIGHLIGHTS PRE—REGISTRATION • All attendees are urged to pre-register. There is no fee for ADA members for general registration. For Non-ADA members there is a $25.00 registration fee. Send registration form to: Bronx County Dental Society, 3201 Grand Concourse, Bronx, New York 10468 or Fax form to: 718-733-0186 ON-SITE REGISTRATION: There is a $20.00 on-site administrative fee in addition to any other fees for those attendees not preregistered. For Non-ADA attendees there is a $25.00 registration fee + $20 administrative fee + fee for seminar. TICKETS • badges will be mailed directly to you. After March 1st, they may be picked up at the registration desk at the meeting. CE Credits • The Academy of General Dentistry, the New York State Dental Association and the States of Connecticut and New Jersey accept the courses at the Big Apple Dental Meeting for accreditation. Validation sheets are available in the exhibit hall. Education Credits lies with your State’s Education Dept. and the A.G.D. MEALS • a) AM - complimentary bagels, danish, coffee and tea. b) PM - a buffet lunch will be served FREE for all paid attendees who attend a paid full-day seminar in both restaurants in the hotel (Illusions and The Fountainview). Additional lunches may be purchased at our registration desk. ROOM RESERVATIONS • There will be a discount for those attendees wishing to stay at the Sheraton Mahwah, Mahwah, New Jersey. Call the hotel directly at (201) 529-1660. Mention the Big Apple Dental Meeting. https://www.starwoodmeeting.com/Book/BigApple2017 PARKING • Free parking for all those attending. Outdoor and indoor parking available. All Cellular Telephones must be turned off in and near the Lecture Halls during the Big Apple Dental Meeting. Kosher meal available upon request with pre-registration. FURTHER INFORMATION • Please contact: Joy Patané, Executive Secretary at (718) 733-2031, Fax: (718) 733-0186 Website: www.bigappledentalmeeting.us • email: [email protected] Exhibit Hall • We will have exhibits of suppliers, manufacturers and service companies. Special convention discounts will be available to attendees. REGISTER ONLINE ON OUR SECURE SITE BIGAPPLEDENTALMEETING.US 4 5 WELCOME DR. BERRY STAHL Now that we have taken a step back from the contentious election of our next President, we now must do some real voting. WHAT COURSE SHOULD I TAKE? The Bronx County’s Big Apple team has put together one of the best lineups in years so that you have a real choice of candidates to choose from. We have endeavored to make your choices hard because we believe that every one of the presenters is a top notch speaker on their subject matter. We have also decided to present a special CAD/CAM course that will allow you to use the equipment. We have also arranged to allow you to take home at no additional fee a crown from the course from a scanable model you bring with you, a BONUS that there is no additional fee for. As always we have you in mind and have not raised any fees yet the Big Apple will provide our full services, free continental breakfast, free lunch, free parking and redeemable coupons. We hope you fi nd this year’s course selection to your liking and if you have any ideas on course content and or speakers please contact us. DR. ROBERT YESHION Welcome to the Big Apple Dental Meeting! I thank you all who have continued to support the BIG APPLE DENTAL MEETING for the past 31 years. It has been most satisfying to see this event grow to be a wonderful venue for education and comradely for thousands of dentists and their staff. I hope to see many new faces at the 2017 meeting. There will be many new and exciting courses and programs. I hope you will take advantage of our impressive daytime and/or evening course offerings. Additionally, make time to browse our exhibitor fl oor. Exhibitors are there to share their knowledge, and discuss your questions and concerns about their products. I hope to meet you at our 2017 BIG APPLE DENTAL MEETING. Thanks for joining us 6 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29 8:30am-12:00pm A1. DR. HOWARD S. GLAZER Composites can be Beautiful Synopsis: This will be a program integrating didactic material and hands-on experience with anterior and posterior composites in addition to “no fl ow fl owables.” Participants will be offered an opportunity to explore the technique of layering and blending composite shades to insure an aesthetic result using the latest state-of-the-art composite resins. Suggestions on the use and securing of a matrix, as well as fi nishing and polishing will also be discussed and demonstrated. Intra-occlusal splinting will be included using resin impregnated quartz fi bers. Participants will have a fi rst-hand opportunity to try these techniques on models. Objectives: 1. to understand the structure of dentin and enamel as they relate to shade 2. to understand the layering concept in order to apply composites to anterior and posterior restorations 3. to learn how to fi nish and polish restorations 4. to learn to properly place and secure matrix for perfect contacts Dr. Glazer , international author and lecturer, is a Fellow and Past President of the Academy of General Dentistry, and former Assistant Clinical Professor in Dentistry at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine. He is a Fellow of the American and International Colleges of Dentists and a Diplomate of the American Board of Aesthetic Dentistry. Additionally, Dr. Glazer is a Fellow of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences. He continues to be named as a “Leading Clinician in Continuing Education” by Dentistry Today, and one of the Top Dentists in New Jersey by New Jersey Monthly Magazine. Dr. Glazer writes the popular “What’s Hot & What’s Getting Hotter!” monthly column for AGD Impact magazine. $160 for dentists/$110 staff 3.5 CE Credits Designed for dentists and chairside staff $10 discount coupon applicable for dentists 7 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29 1:30pm-5:00pm A2. DR. BROOKS HANEY Cosmetic Tooth Alignment for General Dentists Synopsis: As a General Dentist, are you looking to do dentistry that changes your patient’s life? During this presentation, you will learn how you can offer a conservative, minimally invasive, short-term treatment option for adult patients with crooked or misaligned teeth. It is a useful alternative to traditional treatment options such as crowns and veneers, or it can be used in conjunction to your restorative treatment.
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