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AUTHOR Your Guide to the Perfect Smile Released 2009 TEACHING APPOINTMENTS Millennium Aesthetics in Niagara Senior Clinical Instructor for the Live Hands on Program Welland, ON 2010 – June 3-5 2009 – April 1-4 & April 22-25 2008 – March 5-8 & March 26-29 2007 – March 28-31 & April 18-21 2006 – March 29-April 1 & April 26-29 2005 – March 2-5 & March 30-April 2 2004 – March 24-27 & April 14-17 2003 – March 19-22 & April 9-12 2002 – May 8-11 & May 30-June 1 2001 – May 9-12 & May 31-June 2 2000 – May 3-6 & May 25-27 1999 – September 15-18 & October 7-9 University of Toronto, Faculty Course Director for Aesthetic Dentistry Of Dentistry, C.E. Live Hands on Program Porcelain Veneers Toronto, ON 1997-1999 SUNY Buffalo Faculty of Post-Graduate Program in Esthetic Dentistry Dentistry Buffalo, New York 1996 George Brown College Professor with the Faculty of Health Sciences of Toronto, ON George Brown College of Applied Arts & Technologies 1995 to 1996 Case Western Reserve Post-graduate Program in Esthetic Dentistry University School of Dentistry 1994 Cleveland, Ohio Ontario Dental Association Course Director for Cosmetic Dentistry Page 1 of 19 Professional Development 1995 to 1998 LECTURES TO THE PROFESSION TIDE Prevention and Management of Complications in General Dentistry Toronto, ON September 16, 2011 Pro-Art Veneers Part II Toronto, ON December 17, 2010 Henry Schein Canada BLUEPRINT for BONDING Success / Hands On Barrie, ON October 29, 2010 Pro-Art Mastering the Four Different Veneer Systems Toronto, ON October 22, 2010 Ottawa Dental Society Aesthetic Dentistry … The Google Generation Ottawa, ON October 15, 2010 Henry Schein Canada BLUEPRINT for BONDING Success / Hands On Halifax, NB September 24, 2010 South Asian Dental Association Aesthetic Dentistry … The Google Generation Mississauga, ON September 16, 2010 University of Western Ontario Dental BUY-OLOGY 101 Etobicoke, ON April 16, 2010 Kennedy Seminars Advanced Concepts in Aesthetic Dentistry St. Martin Radisson Resort January 16-23, 2010 3M ESPE BLUEPRINT for BONDING Success / Hands On Victoria, BC December 4, 2009 Kerr&Henry Schein Ash Arcona Perfecting Your Anterior Bonding / HANDS ON London, ON November 27, 2009 3M ESPE BLUEPRINT for BONDING Success / Hands On Calgary, AB November 20, 2009 3M ESPE BLUEPRINT for BONDING Success / Hands On Sudbury, ON October 23, 2009 Kerr&Henry Schein Ash Arcona Perfecting Your Anterior Bonding / HANDS ON Toronto, ON October 16, 2009 3M ESPE BLUEPRINT for BONDING Success / Hands On Barrie, ON October 9, 2009 3M ESPE BLUEPRINT for BONDING Success / Hands On Halifax, NB September 11, 2009 Page 2 of 19 PRO-ART / 3M ESPE Dental Buy-ology 101 Toronto, ON May 26, 2009 TIDE Perfecting Your Anterior Bonding / HANDS ON Toronto, ON May 22, 2009 TIDE Perfecting Your Anterior Bonding Toronto, ON March 6, 2009 Kerr&Henry Schein Ash Arcona Perfecting Your Anterior Bonding / HANDS ON Kitchener, ON January 23, 2009 Kerr&Henry Schein Ash Arcona Perfecting Your Anterior Bonding / HANDS ON Oshawa, ON October 31, 2008 Kerr&Henry Schein Ash Arcona Perfecting Your Anterior Bonding / HANDS ON Thunder Bay, ON October 24, 2008 University Western Ontario Mustang ~ Homecoming London, ON October 3, 2008 South Asian Dental Assoc. 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Recipe for PERFECT Anterior Restorations / HANDS ON Mississauga, ON October 26, 2007 Kerr&Henry Schein Ash Arcona Perfecting Your Anterior Bonding / HANDS ON Quebec City, Quebec October 12, 2007 Kerr & Schein Building the Ultimate Dental Practice Montreal, ON September 7, 2007 TIDE Perfecting Your Anterior Bonding / HANDS ON Toronto, ON June 22, 2007 3M ESPE Innovations in Dentistry Hangzhou, China June 12, 2007 Shanghai, China June 13, 2007 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia June 17, 2007 UWO & Patterson Marketing Dentistry – Common Sense or Cents ($) Rotsaert Laboratory May 11, 2007 Hamilton, ON Academy of General Dentistry Lasers in Dentistry / Mastertrack Niagara Falls, ON May 6, 2007 TIDE Recipe for PERFECT Anterior Restorations Toronto, ON March 23, 2007 Kerr & Patterson Recipe for PERFECT Anterior Restorations / HANDS ON Burlington, ON March 9, 2007 Patterson Recipe for PERFECT Anterior Restorations / HANDS ON Sudbury, ON February 23, 2007 Patterson Lasers in Dentistry / HANDS ON Toronto, ON February 16, 2007 George Brown (Kerr) Recipe for PERFECT Anterior Restorations / HANDS ON Toronto, ON February 11, 2007 Kerr Corporate „Sales‟ Marketing Meeting Montreal, ON February 2, 2007 University of Western Ontario Recipe for PERFECT Anterior Restorations / HANDS ON London, ON January 21, 2007 Urban Dental (Patterson) Lasers in Dentistry / HANDS ON Toronto, ON January 19, 2007 Kerr & Patterson Perfecting Your Anterior Bonding / HANDS ON Toronto, ON January 12, 2007 Page 4 of 19 Laser Training / HANDS ON Peterborough, ON November 30, 2006 George Brown Recipe for PERFECT Anterior Restorations / HANDS ON Toronto, ON November 26, 2006 Patterson Corporate „Sales‟ Marketing Meeting Toronto, ON November 24, 2006 Patterson Recipe for PERFECT Anterior Restorations / HANDS ON Edmonton, AB November 3, 2006 University of Western Ontario Recipe for PERFECT Anterior Restorations Alaska, USA June 25 to July 2, 2006 Kingston Dental Society Concepts on Cosmetic Dentistry Kingston, ON March 22, 2006 TIDE Recipe for PERFECT Restorations Toronto, ON March 10, 2006 3M Workshop Direct Composite Dentistry / hands on Quebec City, Quebec March 16 & 17, 2006 Vancouver Study Club Recipe for PERFECT Restorations Bonding is Back! 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