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2019 Symposium for Oral Healthcare Professionals April 12-13, 2019 Bellevue, WA 2019 Symposium For Oral Healthcare Professionals April 12-13, 2019 Bellevue, WA Hotel Information Embassy Suites by Seattle Hilton Bellevue 3225 158th Avenue SE, Bellevue, WA 98008 King Suite $149* Queen/Queen Suite $169* Amenities included: • Complimentary, cooked-to-order breakfast • Evening reception • Free parking and Wi-Fi • Fitness Center and Indoor Pool Phone Reservations 425-644-2500 (Mention WDHA 2019) Book Online Using Group Code X99 Hotel reservations/rate availability are not guaranteed after the room block is full or after March 15, 2019. Additional $15 charge is applied for each guest over double occupancy. This rate does not include a 14.4% lodging and sales tax. Friday, April 12, 2019 Schedule Time Course # and Title Speaker 6:00AM – 7:00AM (A) Wake Up to Wellness Yoga Alexia Zbaraschuk Sponsored by WDHA Rylleigh Zbarschuk 7:00AM – 8:00 AM Registration 8:00AM – 12:00PM (F1) Oral Hygiene Prevention Through the Ages Karissa Kerr Sponsored by 3M 8:00AM – 12:00PM (F2) Take It Easy on That Tissue! Modify Their Marti Santizo, RDH, MBA Treatment and Transform Their Behavior Sponsored by Colgate 8:00AM – 12:00PM (F3) Make Every Minute Matter - Time Saving Tami Wanless, RDH, MEd Sharpening Solutions Sponsored by Hu-Friedy & Henry Schein 8:00AM – 10:00AM (SF1) Student Forum: Is All That Studying Making Annette Lincicome, RDH, BS You a Professional Dental Hygienist? Sponsored by ADHA 10:30AM-12:00PM (SF2) Student Forum: ADHA and You Annette Lincicome, RDH, BS 12:15PM – 1:15PM (F4) Lunch & Learn: A Hygienist's Role in Smoking Willamette Dental Cessation Sponsored by Willamette Dental 12:15PM – 1:15PM (F5) Lunch & Learn: The Current State of Dental Colleen Gaylord, RDH Hygiene in Washington State Jennifer Frame, RDH, BSDH Sponsored by WDHA Danielle Mora, RDH 12:15PM – 1:15PM (F6) Lunch & Learn: “F-Yeah” - Fluoride Fallacies Beverly Frye, RDH, BSDH Met Face to Face Rich Gibson, RDH, BS Sponsored by ARCORA Angela Copley, RDH 12:15PM – 1:15PM (F7) Lunch & Learn: EXPlore Sharpen Free: The Andrea Higgins, RDH Future has Arrived Sponsored by Young Dental 12:15PM – 1:15PM (F8) Lunch & Learn: Orthodontics and the Role Dr. Gina Trask that a Dental Hygienist Plays in Having Successful Cases Sponsored by Trask Orthodontics 12:15PM – 1:15PM (SF3) Student Forum Lunch & Learn: Annette Lincicome, RDH, BS Transitioning from Student to Practicing Professional Sponsored by ADHA 1:30PM – 3:00PM (SF4) Student Forum: ProSmileRX - The Value of Bernadette Schlaefer, RDH Being Prescriptive Sponsored by P&G 1:30PM – 5:00PM (F9) Adhesives, Composites and Etch De- Mark Konings, PhD, MBA Mystified Sponsored by 3M 1:30PM – 5:00PM (F10) WISHA – Connecting the Dots Terre Harris Sponsored by Harris Biomedical Dan Wells 1:30PM – 5:00PM (F11) The Cannabis Connection Camille Luke, RDH Sponsored by WDHA 1:30PM – 5:00PM (F12) Joy & Karma of a Long DH Career Tami Wanless, RDH, MEd Sponsored by Hu-Friedy & Henry Schein Saturday, April 13, 2019 Schedule Time Course Title Speaker 6:00AM – 7:00AM (B) Wake Up to Wellness Yoga Alexia Zbaraschuk Sponsored by WDHA Rylleigh Zbarschuk 7:00AM – 8:00 AM Registration 8:00AM – 12:00PM (S13) HIPPA - Protecting Your Patients and the Terry Harris Dental Practice Dan Wells Sponsored by Harris Biomedical 8:00AM – 12:00PM (S14) Nourished for Life: A Science-Based Carrie Dennett, MPH, RDN, Approach to Nutrition and Self-Care CD Sponsored by Willamette Dental 8:00AM – 12:00PM (S15) Make Every Minute Matter - Hands on Tami Wanless, RDH, MEd Sharpening Workshop Sponsored by Hu-Friedy & Henry Schein 12:00PM – 1:30PM (S16) WDHA Awards Luncheon Sue Savage, RDH Sponsored by Crest Oral-B Annette Lincicome, RDH, BS 1:30PM – 5:00PM (S17) Suicide Prevention Screening & Referral in a Randi Jensen, MA, LMHC, Dental Setting CCDC Sponsored by DH Cubed 1:30PM – 3:00PM (S18) Mouth-Body Connection: The Interplay of Carrie Dennett, MPH, RDN, Oral Systemic Health CD Sponsored by Willamette Dental 1:30PM – 3:00PM (S19) Microbes and Your Mouth Jeff Williams, PhD, BVSc, Sponsored by Briotech MRCVS 3:30PM – 5:00PM (S20) Pilates 101 for the Dental Hygienist Dawn Kuipers, RDH Sponsored by Young Dental 3:30PM – 5:00PM (S21) Systemic Effects of Periodontal Infection Jeff Williams, PhD, BVSc, and Emerging Options for Non-Surgical MRCVS Management Protocols Sponsored by Briotech Course Descriptions # Title A & B Wake Up to Wellness Yoga Kickstart your morning with some namaste. Alexia and Rylleigh Zbarschuk will host a morning yoga class. Bring your mats! F1 Oral Hygiene Prevention Through the Ages Preventive Dentistry is one of the fastest growing trends in the dental industry. Through learning about prevention and implementing the recommendations and protocols, dental clinicians have a valuable opportunity to help patients take charge of their oral health. F2 Take It Easy on That Tissue! Modify Their Treatment and Transform Their Behavior This course will provide a comprehensive look at prevalent oral conditions and concerns. Included in this program is information to help your patients achieve oral health and understand the connection to their systemic health. Based on current scientific evidence, this course will present assessment strategies and therapies to manage xerostomia, erosion, caries and dentin hypersensitivity. Objectives: • Discuss the role of saliva and causes of xerostomia • Identify prevention and treatment of oral complications of xerostomia, in addition to palliative treatment for symptom relief • Discuss the prevalence and mechanism of dentin hypersensitivity • Differentiate between caries and acid erosion while incorporating therapies for the prevention and management of erosion, caries and dentin hypersensitivity F3 Make Every Minute Matter - Time Saving Sharpening Solutions The only thing dull in this course will be the instruments we provide to practice your sharpening skills. It’s time to make the successful transition into consistent precise instrument sharpening leading to healthier patient outcomes. This lively hands-on course will explore the reasons you may avoid sharpening and inspire you to implement a simple “clock technique” that will improve your accuracy and instrumentation performance right away. Come ready to learn how to sharpen effectively and efficiently, evaluate new sharpening options and power devices while finding solutions to your sharpening obstacles. Individualized instruction and observation will enhance your command of the skills required to accomplish this critical task quickly and easily. SF1 Student Forum: Is All That Studying Making You a Professional Dental Hygienist? A presentation that compares and contrasts the difference between a profession and professionalism. SF2 Student Forum: ADHA and You Students will be introduced to the structure of ADHA and how it advocates for the dental hygiene profession on a national basis. F4 Lunch & Learn: A Hygienist's Role in Smoking Cessation F5 Lunch & Learn: The Current State of Dental Hygiene in Washington State Come learn about what your association is doing to protect your profession as well as open doors for hygienists. F6 Lunch & Learn: “F-Yeah” - Fluoride Fallacies Met Face to Face Learn how to engage with patients on an array of fluoride-based cavity prevention strategies. The focus will be on communication skills, tips, and techniques – include common language and situational advice. Participants will have the opportunity to hear communications strategies and messages based on current WA state market research and contemporary health communications studies and expertise. F7 Lunch & Learn: EXPlore Sharpen Free: The Future has Arrived Gain confidence in the basics of general hand instrumentation, including stainless steel instruments and the ergonomic principals needed to deliver quality patient care. Objectives: • Receive training on the advantages of XP Sharpen Free Instruments for the clinician and the patient. • Introduce unique sharpen-free instrument patterns. • Recognize optimal instrument processing protocol including maintenance and sterilization recommended by the CDC and OSHA F8 Orthodontics and the Role that a Dental Hygienist Plays in Having Successful Cases This discussion will help dental hygienists educate their patients to successfully navigate orthodontic options and treatment. SF3 Student Forum Lunch & Learn: Transitioning from Student to Practicing Professional The transition from student to registered dental hygienist can be challenging personally, as well as professionally. This discussion will highlight some strategies to help with this transition. We will discuss the role that ADHA and WDHA can play in developing, supporting and empowering you as you design and create your path as a dental professional. The presentation will be followed by a Q&A session, so bring your questions with you!! SF4 Student Forum ProSmileRX - The Value of Being Prescriptive This presentation will explain the difference between being a recommending vs a prescribing dental professional. We will explore industry trends. Learning outcomes: • Understand the reality of recommending. • Students will understand how make themselves invaluable to a dental practice. • All will have an opportunity to personally try top-selling over the counter hygiene products. F9 Adhesives Composites and Etch De-Mystified This lecture and hands on combination course is intended for dental hygienists who want to begin placing direct composite restorations or for dental hygienists who are currently placing composites and want to improve their skills. Direct composite restorations
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