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AAPD Residents 32 Registration Information Advance Registration Special Edition Welcome to Music City January 2020 Volume LV, Number 1 LV, January 2020 Volume PDTThe Magazine of the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY TODAY Welcome 28 Social & Networking Events 4 A Message from Your President 5 A Message from Local Arrangements 29 Additional Courses & Workshops 6 Program-at-a-Glance 30 Research, Poster Presentations 7 AAPD 2020 Sponsors & Awards 8 General Information 31 Affiliate & Alumni Meetings 11 AAPD Residents 32 Registration Information 12 Scientific Program 33 Housing Information 12 Thursday, May 21 13 Friday, May 22 34 Continuing Education 20 Saturday, May 23 Advance Registration Special Edition 25 Sunday, May 24 Opportunities 40 Seeking Pediatric Dentist 41 Faculty Positions Available Staff Editorial Group The PDT magazine (ISSN 1046-2791) is published bimonthly by the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, 211 E. Chicago Avenue—Suite Chief Executive Officer Senior Meetings and Continuing 1600, Chicago, Ill. 60611, USA, (312) 337-2169. Periodical Postage Paid at John S. Rutkauskas Education Director Chicago, Ill. and at additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER: Send address [email protected] Kristi Casale [email protected] changes to PDT, 211 E. Chicago Avenue—Suite 1600, Chicago, Ill. 60611, Chief Operating Officer and USA. General Counsel Vice President for Development C. Scott Litch PDT is the official member magazine of the American Academy of Pediatric and Charitable Programming [email protected] Paul Amundsen Dentistry (AAPD). The magazine is distributed to members as a direct [email protected] membership benefit. Nonmember subscriptions are available at a domestic Senior Publications Director rate—$30 and foreign rate—$40 at the above address. Cindy Hansen Development and Marketing Opinions expressed in PDT are not necessarily endorsed by the AAPD. [email protected] Manager Michelle Hidalgo American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry Public Relations Director 211 East Chicago Avenue, Suite 1600 Erika Hoeft [email protected] Chicago, IL 60611-2672 [email protected] Senior Membership and (312) 337-2169 Marketing Director (312) 337-6329 Suzanne Wester www.aapd.org [email protected] Dr. Kevin Donly AAPD President Greetings to all AAPD Members! AAPD 2020 is approaching quickly and this year’s meeting will Our Scientific Program Committee has created an outstanding be held in Nashville, Tenn. Nashville is a fabulous city, rich in his- line-up of speakers and topics. To highlight a few sessions, there tory with many places to visit! will be Minimally Invasive Management of Caries, Hot Topics in Pediatrics (including vaccine and fluoride hesitancy, as well as HPV Nashville is a prosperous city, which has become known as Mu- vaccine promotion) and Oral Pathology. There will be a diverse sic City, USA, following the advent of the Grand Ole Opry in 1925. course selection for you to choose from, which will certainly satisfy a Vanderbilt University is located in Nashville and is a short distance broad range of interests. from downtown. Likewise, the famous Nissan Stadium, which is home to the Tennessee Titans, and the Bridgestone Arena, which The Welcome Reception will be on Friday at the George houses the Nashville Predators, are city attractions. But, of course, Jones Smokehouse and Museum and the Wildhorse Saloon, with it is the music that so many visitors come to Nashville to enjoy and surrounding outdoor activities along the Cumberland River. Live you will find it easily accessible throughout downtown and the city. music, great food and other entertainment will make this Welcome Reception a spectacular event! Places to visit include the Country Music Hall of Fame and Mu- seum, the Grand Ole Opry, the Johnny Cash Museum and Café, The AAPD Foundation will have their Gala at Marathon Music the Nashville Zoo, Ryman Auditorium, which housed the original Works. As always, it will be a beautiful evening of food, drink, and Grand Ole Opry and the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum camaraderie, all in support of the dedicated mission of the AAPD and, of course, Broadway Street. Foundation – providing dental homes for children. AAPD 2020 will begin on Thursday, with our preconference The President’s Farewell Dinner will be an amazing event. course, “Diagnosis and Management of Dental Trauma in Chil- The reception and dinner will be held at the Country Music Hall dren and Adolescents”. This session offers clinical recommenda- of Fame and Museum. Enjoy cocktails as you move through the tions from top content experts on how to manage traumatic injuries, museum culminating with a visit to the 70-foot-high rotunda, which including pulp regeneration, auto transplantation, orthodontic care, houses the bronze plaques of every member honored by entrance and esthetic restoration of traumatized teeth. into the Country Music Hall of Fame! You will enjoy recordings, photographs, musical instruments, and short films of iconic country Be sure to catch a live performance by John Rich—singer, musicians. Please come to this unique venue so that together we can songwriter and one half of the iconic country duo, Big & Rich, celebrate the year’s completion! Everyone is invited to attend! during the Opening Ceremony! Big & Rich have albums that have produced four straight Top 40 Country hits, including their most I am looking forward to AAPD 2020, meeting with friends, famous song, Save a Horse, Ride a Cowboy. John Rich will bring a enjoying great food and venues, and attending our world-class lively performance to kick off AAPD 2020 that you won’t want to continuing education. I extend a special thank you to the local miss! arrangement co-chairs Kurt Swauger and Martha Wells, as well as AAPD’s incredible meetings team for all their hard work in Josh Sundquist, former U.S. Paralympian, will provide an inspir- planning and organizing our meeting. ing Keynote Address, while incorporating a few laughs along the way. I personally invite each of you to attend AAPD 2020 and experience all that our meeting and Nashville have to offer. 4 January PDT 2020 | AAPD 2020 Drs. Kurt Swauger & Martha Wells AAPD 2020 Local Arrangements Chairs Welcome to AAPD 2020 in Nashville! Welcome to AAPD 2020 in Nashville, Tennessee! Music City USA is the center for country music, singers, and songwriters from all over the world. The Ryman Auditorium was built in 1892 as the largest auditorium south of the Ohio River. It is known as the Mother Church of country music. The Grand Ole Opry is an American icon, the longest-running radio show in America, and has helped launch the careers of countless country musicians. Nashville isn’t just country music; music of all types can be found here. It is the home of the Nashville Predators and the Tennessee Titans. Nashville is a vibrant, growing city, breaking out with new businesses, delivering a dynamic food and cocktail scene, and hosting stunning outdoor scenery. However, music is the common thread that is woven into Nashville’s social fabric. The bright lights of Broadway are a reminder that this is the place where music is written, recorded, and performed 365 days a year. AAPD 2020 will take place at the Music City Center located in downtown Nashville. It is surrounded by numerous hotels, restaurants, and entertainment venues. Tour the Country Music Hall of Fame and the Ryman Auditorium to experience the evolution of one of the fastest growing and most influential genres of music. Nashville also boasts the museums of the country legends: Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline, and George Jones. For fresh air, enjoy the beauty of outdoor Nashville at Centennial Park, where verdant greens attract wildlife around a gorgeous lake with waterside paths all against the backdrop of a full-scale replica of the Greek Parthenon. Take an afternoon stroll through Hillsboro Village or East Nashville to check out local shops, restaurants, and cafes. Explore Green Hills for the city’s most popular retailers. Go antiquing in the charming historic downtown Franklin. For the history buffs, explore the Carter house to find out about a decisive battle in the Civil War. The Welcome Reception will be held at multiple venues centering on 2nd Avenue. The Wildhorse Saloon will offer live music, line danc- ing, and Southern cuisine. Experience George Jones’ legacy at the George Jones Museum, and see his memorabilia up close and personal, immersing yourself in his powerful story. To the east, you can find Riverfront Park with fun for the whole family. On behalf of the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and the Local Arrangements Committee, we would like to welcome you to Nashville for the 73rd Annual Session. The Scientific Program Committee has been tireless in organizing a program and line-up of speakers that brings contemporary topics to the forefront. We are certain that you and your staff will find the topics appealing: trauma management, behavior guidance, interceptive orthodontics, minimally invasive caries management, and more! We would like to thank John Rutkauskas and the AAPD staff of Kristi Casale, Colleen Bingle, Caroline Oliva and Kelly Stancato for their hard work in helping to plan the wonderful venues for the program. Mark your calendars and please join us at AAPD 2020 in Nashville, May 21-24. Sincerely, Kurt Swauger and Martha Wells AAPD 2020 | January PDT 2020 5 Program-at-a-Glance Please see page 31 for a complete list of all Affiliate Meetings and Alumni Receptions scheduled during the Annual Session. Wednesday, May 20 160. Insurance Symposium 1:30 PM – 4:30 PM 170. Challenging Conversations: How to 250. Sedation Safety in Pediatric Dentistry 8:30 AM – 3 PM Handle Non-Dental Topics in the Dental 260. Wellness Session: Nutrition, Fitness and Dental Home Day Chair Mindfulness 180. Creating a Culture of Accountability 8 AM – 5 PM 11:30 AM – 2 PM Joint Academic Day for Predoctoral and 4 – 5 PM Lunch for purchase in Exhibit Hall Postdoctoral Program Directors PAC Donor Reception (Invitation only) (Invitation only) 1 – 2 PM District Caucuses 5 – 6 PM Thursday, May 21 Leadership Institute Reception 1 – 4 PM Council and Committee Meetings 7 AM – 7 PM (Invitation only) Affiliate and Federal Caucus Registration 7 – 10 PM 270.
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