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Feb Dr. Michael Radu Occlusions on implants Dr. Emil Svoboda Comparing the efficacy of the chamfer margin and reverse margin systems at 19 | preventing submarginal cement

Dr. Elahe Behrooz Prosthodontic treating planning — you wanted more!!! Mar Dr. Daniele Pio Urbano, Dr. Giuseppe Fiamminghi, Dr. Pio Paraggio | Guided surgery in full arch rehabilitations:problems and solutions 05

Mar Dr. M.K. Bobby Baig Ten treatment steps for successful implant restorations 26 Dr. Farzad Danesh | Clinical and radiographic manifestations of vertical root fracture in

Dr. Effrat Habsha Digital technology in implant :from treatment planning to restoration Apr Dr. Cinzia Casu | Oral disease and systemic connections: the role of the dentist and oral pathologist 09

Apr Dr. Mo Taheri Tooth wear and fixed prosthodontics 23 Dr. Enrico Rivarossa | The palatal approach in maxillary thin ridge: is immediate loading possible?

Dr. Izchak Barzilay How to make conventional denture prosthodontics easy May Dr. Larry Gaum | Surgical removal of lower distoangular impacted 3rd molars 07 Implant dentistry failures: how they affect the patient, surgeon, restorative and Dr. Murray Arlin May laboratory team 21 Dr. Sally Issa | Biologically driven implantology

How to achieve better clinical results in the current state of dental implantology Dr. Alexandre Molinari Jun Dr. Bobby Birdi | Immediate placement & provisionalization: executing the digital plan 04

Jun Dr. Mark Nicolucci, Dr. Jeff Nicolucci Advanced implant prosthetics; Food impaction around dental implants 18 Dr. Allen Aptekar | Conelog progressive, the new Biohorizons-camlog system

Dr. Lea Al Matny Digital scanning and planning using CBCT Sep Aki Constantinou & John Spitman | An insider’s look on how to: 10

Sep Dr. Parvaneh Bahrami Soft tissue grafting: when, why, how and by whom? 24 Dr. Dan Hagi | Full Arch Rehabilitation All-on-Z

“When things go right and when things go wrong” - Implant complications and failures Dr. A. Mark Awadalla Oct Dillon Guppta, DD | Clinical review of a new restorative therapy for conventional overdentures on implants 01

Oct Dr. Ed Philips Implants in the aesthetic zone Reefa McDoom, CDA. II, RRDH 15 Falamak Faizi, B.Sc., RDH | Golden rules for dental hygiene success

Dr. John Viviano Sleep apnea: is dentistry doing enough? Nov Mr. Ettore Palmeri | Five Steps to Identify and bust your self-limiting beliefs 05

Nov Dr. Waji Khan CBCT in implant practice; beyond just implants 19 Dr. Aviv Ouanounou | Dental management of patients with endocrine disorders

Dr. Reza Termei An overview of sinus elevation techniques Nov Dr. Babak Shokati | The effect of occlusal forces on peri-implant bone loss: myth or evidence? 26 • 16 seminar days awarding up to 50 CE credits. • Discounted Core 1 Courses as part of TIA Membership Plus. • 5% Discount to the following CEs*

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Toronto Implant Academy (TIA) Nationally Approved PACE Program Pro- vider for FAGD/MAGD credit. Approval does not imply acceptance by any regu- latory authority or AGD endorsement. 9/1/2019-8/31/2022. Provider ID# 355116 Virtual Friday Feb 19, 2021 { Lecture 9:00am ~10:30am |1.5 CE Points }

Occlusions on implants

Occlusion on implants is a controversial topic. From the science of stress and load, to occlusal design, and quality of bone, everything is potentially responsible for implant failure, screws fractures and peri-implantitis.

This webinar will clarify the role of occlusion in implant restorations. We present a novel approach considering the position of the implant in the arch and the stability of the Dr. Michael Radu, occlusion. DDS, MS, FAGD Learning Objectives: • Discuss occlusion as a macro concept - intercuspation and mandibular position, rather than immediate side shift • Review of the common approach of occlusion on implants Primary Sponsor: • Discuss new protocols for occlusion based on the position of the implant in the arch • Compare analog to digital occlusal recordings • Discuss a simplified occlusal design for implant restorations

Dr. Michael Radu graduated in his native Romania, Dental School of Bucharest, in 1979 - Summa Cum Laude and valedictorian. He completed a three year general dentistry residency, at the same school. He Secondary Sponsor: received his Masters of Science degree from Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida, in 2000. He practiced for six years in Düsseldorf, Germany and since 1989 in Boca Raton, Florida. He has a diverse practicing and teaching experience covering more than three decades and three countries. His passion for the science of dentistry translated into several articles and one patent that Dr. Radu authored.

Dr. Radu has a passion for dentistry and for teaching it to others. He believes dentistry is more of a science that can be taught, rather than an art one has to have a knack for. One of his most effective teaching techniques is breaking down complex ideas to their simple components so attendees can understand the concept and believe that they can achieve the same results.

Michael Radu, DDS, MS has a restorative and aesthetic oriented private practice in Boca Raton, Florida since 1992 and is an adjunct professor in the restorative department at Nova Southeastern University College of Dental Medicine since 1999.

He lectures nationally and internationally on aesthetic and reconstructive dentistry, with emphasis on treatment planning, implants, occlusion, the temporo-mandibular-joint and digital dentistry. He has lectured for groups ranging from dental societies and study clubs to Fortune 500 companies and dental industry manufacturers.

4 Friday Feb 19, 2021 { Lecture 10:30am ~12:00pm |1.5 CE Points }

Comparing the efficacy of the chamfer margin and reverse margin systems at preventing submarginal cement

Intra-oral cementation is a common process for attaching crowns and bridges to natural teeth and dental implants. While fixed-prosthetics are cemented onto natural teeth, dental implants may also be restored using a screw-in system. It is unfortunate that this latter installation system has inherent problems that render patients susceptible to misfit joints and treatment related cantilevers that increase both mechanical loads and block access to care. Treatment for related peri-implant disease can be uncomfortable, unpredictable, Dr. Emil LA and expensive. Svoboda PhD, DDS Intra-oral cementation can reduce or eliminate several risk factors for complications related to the screw-in technique but has been plagued by complications related to poor prosthesis margins and residual subgingival cement. While removal of subgingival cement can often result in the resolution of related peri-implant disease, an intra-oral cementation Primary Sponsor: system that prevents this problem would be a game changer. Learning Objectives: 1. How to identify the longstanding root problems of installation related complications Secondary Sponsor: 2. How the Chamfer and related tissue facing margins fail to prevent both poor margins connections and submarginal cement 3. How the Reverse Margin System design and installation protocol helps the dentist to optimize the fit of implant connections easily and consistently, while preventing overhanging and open margins and submarginal cement

Dr. Svoboda graduated from the University of Toronto with a PhD, DDS. He is a Fellow of the AGD, an Honored Fellow of the AAID and a Diplomate of the ABOI/ID. He has received the Award of Merit from the ODA for his contributions to organized dentistry. He practices Implant Dentistry at ParkPlace Dental Centre in Brampton, Ontario. Dr. Svoboda has been granted Patent protection for his innovative Reverse Margin Abutment design. He is thankful to BioHorizons Canada, The Aurum Group® of Dental Laboratories and Core3D Milling Centres for helping to make Reverse Margin Products available to dentists across North America. Dr. Svoboda lectures Nationally and Internationally and loves to work with people that want to make implant treatment better.

5 Friday Mar 5, 2021 { Lecture 9:00am ~10:30am |1.5 CE Points }

Prosthodontic treating planning — you wanted more!!!

Prosthodontic treatment planning may be challenging not only because of the various elements which play a key role in formulating an efficient and predictable treatment plan, but also because many of these elements remain uncertain before specific treatment steps are undertaken. An accurate and carefully formulated treatment plan is the first step towards successful treatment. This course will focus on main factors which come into play in prosthodontic treatment planning and will aim to provide guidelines in efficient Dr. Elahe treatment sequencing. Behrooz, Learning Objectives: D.D.S., M.B.A., 1. To review prosthodontic treatment planning protocols, focusing on importance of a D.D.S., Cert. thorough assessment and examination. Prostho., F.R.C.D.(C) 2. The utilization of specific dental materials as they relate to prosthodontic treatment requirements. 3. Strategy in sequencing the treatment in challenging prosthodontic cases. Primary Sponsor: Dr. Elahe Behrooz obtained her first DDS degree in Iran and her Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the Eric Sprott School of Business, Carleton University. She obtained her second DDS degree from the Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto with honors in June 2016. She has been the recipient of numerous awards and has authored and co-authored multiple publications both in Iran and Canada. She holds fellowships of multiple organizations including the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario (RCDSO), Secondary Sponsor: Ontario Dental Association (ODA), the American College of Prosthodontists (ACP) and the OKU honorary dental society. In addition to her passion for prosthodontics, she enjoys playing the guitar, socializing and traveling to underserviced areas to provide dental care.

6 Friday Mar 5, 2021 { Lecture 10:30am ~12:00pm |1.5 CE Points }

Guided surgery in full arch rehabilitations: problems and solutions

Prosthetically driven implant surgery is more and more common among dental practice for it’s obvious advantages in term of favorable esthetic outcome, optimal implant loading and occlusion, stability of tissues not to mention the easy surgical procedure and the lesser morbidity. Moreover, the correct positioning of implants enables the final prostheses to be well designed and to obtain screw retained superstructures avoiding the use of cement. Dr. Daniele Pio Urbano All this factors contribute to the long term success and stability of dental implants. DDS MSc MDS

In this webinar we will illustrate all the key passages needed to project, prepare and produce a full arch rehabilitation using the weapons given by digital technologies.

Starting from the diagnosis we are going into every step trying to prevent the possible errors and suggesting the solutions that worked in our clinical practice.

Big relevance will be given to the planning and finally to the surgical and prosthetic part, Dr. Giuseppe where we will provide some tips and tricks to obtain an easier and safer realization. Fiamminghi Dr. Daniele Pio Urbano DDS MSc MDS graduated full marks in dentistry and dental prosthetics at Parma DDS MDS University in 2009. He got a Master of science in prosthetic dentistry with advanced technologies (Bologna University - ITALY) and 2 years after, the Master of science in oral surgery (Parma University – ITALY) While building his own dental office he attended several courses to grow his passion for prosthetic dentistry and dental surgery. He is a speaker in national congresses and offers an annual implantology course with Dr. Giuseppe Fiamminghi. In 2017 founded the Trending Italian Dentistry association to help grow the dental culture in Italy and coagulate other colleagues in love with their job.

Dr. Giuseppe Fiamminghi DDS MDS graduated in dentistry and dental prosthetics at the University of Parma in 2003 with focus on sperimental work on post extractive immediate loaded implants in the esthetic Dr. Pio Paraggio area. Honor in private practice in Parma and in several dental offices as dental surgeon and implantologist. DDS MSC He attended several specialization courses. He speaks in national congresses and courses on Implantology, peri-implant soft tissue management, post extractive dental implants, sinus lift, connective tissue pick-up and management, implants in the esthetic area and more. He offers a private course of Implantology since Primary Sponsor: 2015 with Dr. Daniele Pio Urbano. In 2017 founded the Trending Italian Dentistry Association to help grow the dental culture in Italy and coagulate other colleagues in love with their job.

Dr. Pio Paraggio DDS MSC graduated with honors in dentistry and dental prosthetics from the University Secondary Sponsor: of Brescia in 2009. After the graduation he stayed 2 years in removable prosthetic department of Brescia as Teaching Assistant. He obtained the Master of science in prosthetic dentistry with advanced technologies at Alma Mater Studiorum University of Bologna. He runs a private practice in Brescia, doing mostly prosthetics and oral surgery. In 2017 founded the Trending Italian Dentistry association to help grow the dental culture in Italy and coagulate other colleagues in love with their job.

7 Friday Mar 26, 2021 { Lecture 9:00am ~10:30am |1.5 CE Points }

Ten treatment steps for successful implant restorations

Same Day Dental Implants at Prosthondontic Associates is a team effort from specialists in prosthodontists, periodontists, oral and maxillofacial surgeons, and master dental technicians available all under one roof. With the latest computed tomography scans and 3-dimensional technology, patients at prosthodontic associates have access to effective and painless “same day dental implant” treatment on their doorstep without having to travel to one office to other. Together with the team treatments are presented based Dr. M.K. on their extensive clinical experience for less invasive, accelerated therapy to achieve Bobby Baig success in implant rehabilitation. Learning Objectives: • Overview of multidisciplinary treatment planning with emphasis of team collaboration. Primary Sponsor: • Communication and support system to our referring doctors • Review of 10 steps:  Immediately loaded fixed prosthesis, single to full arch restorations  Minimally invasive surgery for optimal primary stability  Implant prosthetic interface, external vs internal connection. Secondary Sponsor:  Screw retained prosthesis, angulated implants and implant abutments.  Prosthetic planning; Anterior-posterior spread of implant restorations.  Digital advancements in planning and treatment execution.  Site specific implants and abutment selection.  Cross arch stabilization in immediate and definitive restorations.  Post treatment maintenance and cleansability.  Education and Management of implant prosthetic complications.

Dr. Baig received his dental degree from H.K.E.S Dental College, Gulbarga University, India in 1997. He has completed his residency at Government Dental College and Hospital in Hyderabad India, after working for seven years in India as a general dentist he decided to move to Canada for a higher education. Dr. Baig completed Advance Education in General Dentistry program and Graduate program in Prosthodontics at Eastman Institute for Oral Health, University of Rochester New York state USA. Dr. Baig is a Clinical Assistant Professor at University of Rochester in the Department of Advance Education in General Dentistry at Eastman Institute for Oral Health, University of Rochester, USA. He also works as a Clinical Instructor in Prosthodontics in the Department of Periodontics at University of Toronto Faculty of Dentistry, Staff Prosthodontist at Mt Sinai Hospital. Toronto, Canada. Dr. Baig is a board-certified Prosthodontist in Canada and has a special interest in aesthetics and implant dentistry, CT guided Implant surgeries, Dental Ceramics and smile makeover procedures. Dr. Baig lectures to dental study clubs and professional organizations across North America and Southeast Asia. Dr. Baig is a fellow of Royal college of Dentists of Canada, member of Ontario Dental Association, American Dental Association, American Prosthodontic Society, New York State Dental Association, Seventh District Dental Society.

8 Friday Mar 26, 2021 { Lecture 10:30am ~12:00pm |1.5 CE Points }

Clinical and radiographic manifestations of vertical root fracture in endodontics

Vertical root fracture (VRF) is the result of complex restorative procedures such as as well as intra-radicular post placement. VRF exhibits a broad spectrum of signs and symptoms from no symptoms to obvious diagnostic signs of root fracture. The diagnosis of VRF is difficult at times because of the late appearance of the signs and/ or radiographic features; however, misdiagnosis is also common. Contrary to crack, a tooth with VRF is deemed to be non-restorable and should therefore be extracted. Early Dr. Farzad Danesh diagnosis can help preserve the bone needed for future prosthodontic rehabilitation. DDS, FRCD(C), Endodontist At the end of this webinar, the audience should be able to: • Diagnose VRF by gathering clinical and radiographic information • Differentiate VRF from entities with similar clinical and radiographic manifestations Primary Sponsor: • Implement CBCT in the diagnosis of VRF • Prevent VRF via appropriate procedural guidelines

Dr. Farzad Danesh is a certified endodontist and has been in Endodontic practice for almost 30 years. He graduated from Tehran University, Iran, in 1993 with a specialty as well as a MSc degree in Endodontics; Secondary Sponsor: and became a Fellow of Royal College of the Dentists of Canada in Endodontics, FRCD(C) in 2013. He has served the dental communities and students for more than 20 years with outstanding performances in teaching, research and clinical services.

Academically, Dr. Danesh became an adjunct clinical professor at the University of Western Ontario, Schulich school of Medicine and Dentistry in 2012.

Dr. Danesh takes deep interest in training dentists through oral presentations and -on courses. He has published several articles in various international peer-reviewed journals. His latest article was published in Ontario Dentist Journal in April 2020 on the topic of differential diagnosis of vertical root fracture, cracked tooth, and perforation.

Dr. Danesh is a Fellow of the Royal College of the Dentists of Canada [FRCD(C)], member of the Royal College of the Dental Surgeons of Ontario (RCDSO), member of Ontario Dental Association (ODA), member of American Association of Endodontists (AAE), and Ontario Society of Endodontists (OSE). You can reach him by sending email to: [email protected]

9 Friday Apr 9, 2021 { Lecture 9:00am ~10:30am |1.5 CE Points }

Digital technology in implant dentistry: from treatment planning to restoration

Digital technology has had a dramatic impact on all disciplines of dentistry, particularly in the field of Prosthodontics. The evolution of digital technologies has provided dental professionals with the possibility of following a completely digital workflow beginning from diagnostic treatment planning to prosthesis fabrication. Incorporation of digital technology in implant dentistry significantly enhances clinicians’ ability to improve implant Dr. Effrat Habsha, treatment planning, surgical implant placement and restoration. This presentation will B.Sc., D.D.S., Dip. provide a practical and pragmatic overview of the digital tools and technologies used Prostho., M.Sc., in implant dentistry. Details to guided implant surgery, dynamic guidance and implant F.R.C.D. (C) restoration using both conventional and digital protocols will be reviewed. Some of the challenges, limitations and inefficiencies encountered utilizing new technologies will be described. Primary Sponsor: Learning Objectives: • Demonstrate the utilization of digital technology in Implant Dentistry • Review the accuracy, benefits and limitations of guided and dynamic implant surgery Secondary Sponsor: • Provide an overview of the completely digital workflow

Dr. Habsha received her Bachelor of Science degree and earned her DDS degree from the University of Toronto. Dr. Habsha received her Diploma in Prosthodontics and Master of Science degree, both from the University of Toronto. She is a Fellow of the Royal College of Dentists of Canada (RCDC) and is currently examiner and Section Head for the Oral Examination in Prosthodontics for the RCDC. Dr. Habsha is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the Department of Dentistry, Eastman Institute for Oral Health at the University of Rochester Medical Center. She has served as an Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto and currently instructs both at the undergraduate and graduate level in Prosthodontics at U of T. Dr. Habsha is a Professor at George Brown College of Applied Arts and Technology and is the On-staff Prosthodontist at MedCan clinic in Toronto. She holds an appointment as Staff Prosthodontist at Mount Sinai Hospital where she instructs the dental residents and is involved in various clinical research projects. Dr. Habsha is an Associate Fellow of the Academy of Prosthodontics and Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics and a Fellow of The Pierre Fauchard Academy and holds memberships in numerous Prosthodontic organizations and societies. She lectures both nationally and internationally on various Prosthodontic topics and maintains a private practice limited to Prosthodontics and Implant Dentistry in Toronto.

10 Friday Apr 9, 2021 { Lecture 10:30am ~12:00pm |1.5 CE Points }

Oral disease and systemic connections: the role of the dentist and oral pathologist

Very frequent and common oral diseases such as aphthosis, oral , migratory have a strong association with systemic pathologies and sometimes fall within syndromic pictures. The dentist and dental hygienist may be the first to diagnose even systemic conditions. Syndromic pictures such as Gardner’s syndrome, Crouzon’s, Kawasaki’s, Plummer Vinson’s syndrome also have oral manifestations which are important to know. The purpose of the report is to provide an overview of Dr. Cinzia Casu, these connections and the contribution that the dentist can make in the recognition of DDS conditions and syndromes starting from the observation of the oral cavity.

Cinzia Casu graduated in 2010 and works at the moment at her Private Dental Practice in Cagliari (Italy). She had concluded a biennal Master on Oral Surgery and Pathology in 2015, and then others courses of Primary Sponsor: oral pathology. She is the author of several national and international articles and a monograph. She is the president of AIRO (Italian Academy of Oral Research), She is an editorial member of some International Journal such as Biology and Medicine Case Reports, Archives on Dentistry, Journal of Biomedical Practitioner. She was a speaker in Italian, European, and World congresses.

Research Interest: One of my fundamental goals is to find devices for the treatment of oral diseases that do not have side effects on systemic health such as Photodynamic Therapy, Ozone, Laser and so on. A concept dear to me is that oral health is a window on systemic health. Secondary Sponsor:

11 Friday Apr 23, 2021 { Lecture 9:00am ~10:30am |1.5 CE Points }

Tooth wear and fixed prosthodontics

Tooth wear is an insidious pathologic process that can cause severe damage not just to the dentition, but to the stomatognathic system. Treatment often involves indirect restorative procedures that can also become compromised when a proper diagnosis has not be identified. The objective of this course is to identify the different causes for tooth wear, discuss treatment planning and examine cases to identify how it can be treated. Learning Objectives: Dr. Mo Taheri 1. Be able to identify and diagnose the various etiological factors surrounding tooth wear 2. Identify the restorative challenges associated with tooth wear 3. Understand basic management of patients exhibiting tooth wear Primary Sponsor: 4. Identify prognostic factors that will influence treatment decision making

Dr. Mo Taheri studied extensively in Toronto and Boston, achieving his B.S in Human Biology at the University of Toronto in 2001. He received his DMD at Tufts University in Boston in 2005 and immediately following that he spent a year in a General Practice Residency in Newark, NJ. After practicing for 2 years, Dr. Secondary Sponsor: Taheri decided to return to Tufts to pursue his specialty training in Prosthodontics. He became board certified by the American Board of Prosthodontics in 2011. Dr. Taheri moved back to the Toronto area in 2015 and achieved fellowship with the Royal College of Dentists of Canada in 2016.

Immediately upon finishing his Prosthodontic training, Dr. Taheri was invited to be a clinical instructor at Tufts University in the division of Graduate and Post-Graduate Prosthodontics. During his time there, he developed a didactic course on Occlusion, as well as assisting the department with board preparation. He was involved with the Massachusetts Dental Society in an effort to develop a new district in Boston. Dr. Taheri is a fellow of the Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics, a fellow of the American College of Prosthodontics, and a fellow of the Royal College of Dentists of Canada. As of 2017, Dr. Taheri is an examiner for the Royal College of Dentists of Canada in the specialty of Prosthodontics.

Dr. Taheri has lectured nationally on topics including treatment planning, occlusion, esthetic, and implant dentistry. He has been invited to participate in dental podcasts as well as contributing to the education of general dentists.

12 Friday Apr 23, 2021 { Lecture 10:30am ~12:00pm |1.5 CE Points }

The palatal approach in maxillary thin ridge: is immediate loading possible?

A very thin ridge at the upper jaw is not a rare issue in patients wearing dentures for decades, since their young age : a successful implant rehabilitation in these Patients , and especially the chance of an immediate loading fixed bridge placement, depends mainly on the density of the basal bone and not on the implants being completely surrounded by the hard tissue. Dr. Enrico If a good primary stability is attained, in a Type D1 or D2 bony tissue, allowing a good Rivarossa, 360° anchorage for the tip of the implant ( 50% lenght minimum) and for at least 4 fixtures DMD., DDS strategically placed, there is a reasonable likelihood of success for an “immediate laod” ,with an optimal osseointegration and a very low risk for the Patient developing peri- implantitis. Primary Sponsor:

This happens, in my opinion and according to my 10 years experience with this approach, in spite of the fact that 7 to 10 mm of threads may be partially in contact with, Secondary Sponsor: and covered only by the connective tissue of the palatal mucosa, wich is very thick : of course the osteotomy for the placement of each and every implant, must be accurately prepared on the inner side of the ridge in a particular manner ( Palatal Technique ) adding to the “hole” for the apical threads in the basal bone, a very precise “half pipe ” in the palatal slope , a task that can only be accomplished in a correct, and very easy way, by the use of a Piezo Surgical Instrument,wisely combined with the drills .

The fixture threads must have a very close contact with the osseous surface of this half pipe, in order to establish the conditions for Osseointagration, that will take place normally in the interface between the titanium and the bone: the thin ridge , external to the fixture, must be intact so that it works like a shield for the implant , or even better it provides a bed for the vestibular mucosae, preventing the keratinized and non- ketatinized tissues from getting in contact with the implant surface .

The vestibular gengiva , no matter its thickness, would not stick to, nor survive in contact with the titanium , and this circumstance if it happened would be shortly causing a” gingival retraction ” or a pocket , thus starting a process of perio-implant inflammation.

On the other ( or side literally, the palatal side of the ridge ) the thick mucosa , thanks to its huge amount of connective tissue, will still be abundantly nourished and easily bear the presence of the implant threads , probably adhering to its surface, without inflammation nor retraction .

Dr. Enrico Rivarossa, 67, D.M.D. in 1977 , D.D.S. in 1982, at University of Torino, ITALY. Private Practice since 1978, in Fossano and Cuneo, Piemonte, Italy Post-Graduate Continuing Education at Boston University H.Goldman School of Dentistry, Periodontics Department, in years between 1978 and 1988 Periodontal Education at PE:RI:CO , Swampscott Mass. in late 80’s and 90’s. Periodontal Practice since 1978, Osseointegrated Implantology since 1988.

13 Friday May 7, 2021 { Lecture 9:00am ~10:30am |1.5 CE Points } CORE 1 COURSE Presented by: Dr. Aviv Ouanounou, bSc, MSc, DDS, FIcD, FIco, FacD How to make conventional denture prosthodontics easy

Conventional dentures are not that difficult to make. Once done properly, they are Part 1 on JUNE 11 2021 a wonderful service that we offer our patients. There are procedures that can be 00 +HST incorporated into denture making that simplify the process. This presentation will show Part 2 on JUNE 25, 2021 $169 those methods. 9:00aM - 12:00PM (boTh DaYS) Learning Objectives: • Present simplified denture making methods. Dr. Izchak • Identify materials that are convenient and simple to use. Barzilay, D.D.S., Cert. Prostho., • Present follow up methods that help in the adjustment process. M.S., F.R.C.D.(C) PATHOPHYSIOLOGY, PHARMACOTHERAPY Dr. Izchak Barzilay received his DDS from the University of Toronto in 1983, a Certificate in Prosthodontics Primary Sponsor: from the Eastman Dental Center in Rochester, NY in 1986, and a MS from the University of Rochester in AND DENTAL MANAGEMENT OF 1991. He is currently Head of the Division of Prosthodontics and Restorative Dentistry, Mt. Sinai Hospital, Toronto, Ont.; Adjunct Professor, Division of Prosthodontics of the Eastman Department of Dentistry, THE PATIENT WITH COMMON MEDICAL CONDITIONS University of Rochester, Rochester, NY; Professor, George Brown College of Applied Arts and Technology, Toronto, ON; Associate in Dentistry, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ont.; Chief Examiner in Prosthodontics 8:30AM - 12:00PM • aGD Subject code: 010 ( 6 Core 1 CE credits ) – Royal College of Dentists of Canada; Past - President of the Association of Prosthodontists of Canada: Secondary Sponsor: Past President - Ontario Study Club for Osseointegration.; Advisory Board - International Society for Digital Dentistry; Medical Advisory Board Member – Sjogren’s Society of Canada; Publication reviewer for Journal The course is designed to provide dental practitioners with a survey of common medical disorders that may be of Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry, and is in private practice limited to prosthodontics and implant dentistry encountered in a dental practice. The medical problems are organized to provide a brief overview of the basic in Toronto, Ont. He has published on various topics including immediate implants, bonding plastics to disease process, etiology, incidence, prevalence, medications and oral manifestations commonly presented by the various metals and other material and implant related topics. Dr. Barzilay hold many fellowships in prestigious dental patients. In particular, patients with Neurological disorders, cardiovascular disease, endocrine conditions and organizations and has been awarded multiple awards for his research and teaching accomplishments. geriatrics will be discussed so the practitioner can provide appropriate and safe dental care.

{ Lecture 10:30am ~12:00pm |1.5 CE Points } LEARNING OBJECTIVES 1. Recognize the prevalence, incidence and etiology of various common medical conditions. Surgical removal of lower distoangular impacted 3rd molars 2. Understand (a) the pathophysiology and (b) pharmacotherapy of these disorders and consequences to oral health. 3. Introduce the appropriate procedures in dental practice required to optimize dental care in these patients. The application of Levers involves the forces of physics. We see this demonstrated in 4. Recognize and manage medical emergencies in these patients. construction and building, architecture, moving heavy objects with mega machines, aeronautics and space travel and marine design.

But, are you aware of its use in oral surgery and removal of teeth. Dr. Aviv Ouanounou is an assistant Professor of Pharmacology at the Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto. he received both his DDS and MSc at the University of Toronto. he teaches pharmacology to undergraduate and graduate students and Then, don’t miss this lecture and learn the magic of Levers. is also a clinical Instructor and Treatment Plan coordinator. Dr. ouanounou won numerous teaching awards including “best Teacher of the Year award” in 2013 and 2015. also, Dr. ouanounou is the recipient of the 2014-2015 prestigious Dr. bruce Dr. Lawrence (Larry) Gaum, DDS, FADSA, FICD, FADI, Diplomat, National Dental Board Of hord Master Teacher award for excellence in teaching at the Faculty of Dentistry at the University of Toronto. Dr. ouanounou is a Anaesthesiology is an Oral Surgeon who maintains a private practice in Mississauga, Ontario. His textbook Dr. Larry Gaum, Fellow of the International college of Dentists. he is a member of the american academy of Pain Management and the american titled “Oral Surgery for the General Practitioner”, now in its 2nd edition, remains one of the most popular college of clinical Pharmacology. he has published and authored numerous articles in peer-reviewed journals. he also maintains DDS, FADSA, a general private practice in Toronto. [email protected] resources for GP’s looking to enhance their oral surgery skills. Dr. Gaum has also produced two surgical FICD, FADI, DVDs which have also received enormous positive feedback from the dental profession. Both the textbook Diplomat, National and DVDs are available for purchase from the Spectrum Dialogue Online Bookstore (www.spectrumdialogue. Dental Board Of com) or by calling 1-866-581-8949 ext. 204. Anaesthesiology

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Core1/2021.indd 1 2021-01-26 9:47 AM CORE 1 COURSE Presented by: Dr. Aviv Ouanounou, bSc, MSc, DDS, FIcD, FIco, FacD Part 1 on JUNE 11 2021 Part 2 on JUNE 25, 2021 $16900 +HST 9:00aM - 12:00PM (boTh DaYS)

PATHOPHYSIOLOGY, PHARMACOTHERAPY AND DENTAL MANAGEMENT OF THE PATIENT WITH COMMON MEDICAL CONDITIONS

8:30AM - 12:00PM • aGD Subject code: 010 ( 6 Core 1 CE credits )

The course is designed to provide dental practitioners with a survey of common medical disorders that may be encountered in a dental practice. The medical problems are organized to provide a brief overview of the basic disease process, etiology, incidence, prevalence, medications and oral manifestations commonly presented by the dental patients. In particular, patients with Neurological disorders, cardiovascular disease, endocrine conditions and geriatrics will be discussed so the practitioner can provide appropriate and safe dental care.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES 1. Recognize the prevalence, incidence and etiology of various common medical conditions. 2. Understand (a) the pathophysiology and (b) pharmacotherapy of these disorders and consequences to oral health. 3. Introduce the appropriate procedures in dental practice required to optimize dental care in these patients. 4. Recognize and manage medical emergencies in these patients.

Dr. Aviv Ouanounou is an assistant Professor of Pharmacology at the Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto. he received both his DDS and MSc at the University of Toronto. he teaches pharmacology to undergraduate and graduate students and is also a clinical Instructor and Treatment Plan coordinator. Dr. ouanounou won numerous teaching awards including “best Teacher of the Year award” in 2013 and 2015. also, Dr. ouanounou is the recipient of the 2014-2015 prestigious Dr. bruce hord Master Teacher award for excellence in teaching at the Faculty of Dentistry at the University of Toronto. Dr. ouanounou is a Fellow of the International college of Dentists. he is a member of the american academy of Pain Management and the american college of clinical Pharmacology. he has published and authored numerous articles in peer-reviewed journals. he also maintains a general private practice in Toronto. [email protected]

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Core1/2021.indd 1 2021-01-26 9:47 AM Friday May 21, 2021 { Lecture 9:00am ~10:30am |1.5 CE Points }

Implant dentistry failures: how they affect the patient, surgeon, restorative and laboratory team

Implant failures unfortunately do occur and many of them are “late” failures i.e. failures after the insertion of the definitive prosthesis. While certain types of prosthetic designs allow for less complicated remediation, failures of all types present the patient and all members of the team with many stressful issues. This lecture will discuss different types of failures and the associated risk factors for them, as well as present many of Dr. Arlin’s Dr. Murray Arlin, cases and their remediation. This lecture will also address dealing with other non clinical D.D.S., M.B.A., issues including warranties and who bears financial responsibility for case remediation. D.D.S., Cert. Prostho., F.R.C.D.(C) Learning Objectives: • Understand the difference between “early” and “late” implant failures • Review many “risk factors” for “early” and “late” implant failures Primary Sponsor: • Review both “implant” and “prosthetic” failures • Illustrate techniques to minimize the risk for failure • Present many cases showing failures and their remediation Secondary Sponsor: • Discuss the effects of failures on the patient, surgeon and restorative team • Present the importance of contracts and warranties for the entire team • Discuss the “responsibility” factor for remediation costs

Dr. Murray Arlin graduated with his D.D.S. degree from McGill University in 1977, and completed a 1 year hospital residency in General Dentistry in 1978. He then attended the University of Toronto earning his specialty degree in Periodontics in 1980. As well Dr. Arlin earned his Royal College of Dentists of Canada designations of Membership in 1981, and Fellowship in 1983.

Dr. Arlin has taught at the Undergraduate and Post Graduate levels in the department of Periodontics at the University of Toronto, and in the department of Periodontics and Prosthodontics at Nova South Eastern University (in Florida). He continues to lecture both locally and internationally with over 500 lectures to date, and has authored 54 articles in the fields of Periodontics and Implants.

Dr. Arlin was the co-founder of the Toronto Implant Study Club in 1992 which grew to be the largest private study club in Canada, and was the sole founder of the Dental Hygienist Periodontal Study Club of Toronto. He is a past president of the Ontario Society of Periodontists and of the Ontario Society for Osseointegration. He was also the national chairman of the Canadian Academy of Periodontology’s full day course on Comprehensive Periodontics.

In 1980 Dr. Arlin opened his West Toronto specialty private practice limited to Periodontics and Implant Dentistry with a focus on Implant Dentistry since 1990. He has placed and thoroughly documented over 15,000 implants clinically, radiographically and statistically with the aid of “Triton DIMS” a specialized software.

16 Friday May 21, 2021 { Lecture 10:30am ~12:00pm |1.5 CE Points }

Biologically driven implantology

Biologically driven osseointegration occurs mainly on two sides: the implant side, and the host side. This presentation addresses osseous tissue characteristics and the role of biological osteotomy preparations that allow the collection of autogenous bone with controlled drilling, and without saline irrigation.

Biologically driven implantology is a distinct dental implant experience that regards the human cells’ biology with incorporating the growth factors and platelet concentrates. Dr. Sally Issa B.D.S., M.Sc. Understanding the biological perspective is crucial as it allows us to replace conventional methods with more innovative solutions to achieve successful long-term dynamic osseointegration. Primary Sponsor: Dr. Sally Issa is an internationally trained dentist, she graduated in 1996 with a degree of honor in Dental Medicine and Oral Surgery from Cairo University in Egypt. Dr. Issa completed a three-year Master of Science degree in Implant Dentistry from University of Warwick, in the UK. Her research included the influence of implant macro-design on the strain magnitude imparted to the bone-implant interface at marginal bone level. In addition to being a general dentist in the UAE for 17 years, Dr. Issa was a clinical instructor at the Secondary Sponsor: hands-on Implant Dentistry Study Consortium program for 9 years. She then moved to Toronto where she attained her NDEB certificate and became a member of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. She started a clinical instructor position at University of Toronto Faculty of Dentistry. Dr. Issa is both a fellow and a diplomate of the International Congress of Oral Implantology (I.C.O.I). She is also an active member of the Canadian Dental Association and the Ontario Dental Association.

17 Friday Jun 4, 2021 { Lecture 9:00am ~10:30am |1.5 CE Points }

How to achieve better clinical results in the current state of dental implantology

Restoring a dental implant is becoming more and more usual in an everyday practice in a dental office, dentists are looking for a better and easier way to do it looking to optimize the final result and give the patient a satisfactory treatment. With a diversity of dental implant systems in the market and considering that the digital workflow is becoming the standard protocol, we need to clarify what the priorities are when restoring a dental implant, considering that, esthetic, function, phonetics and hygiene condition are the factors behind it. Dr. Alexandre Learning Objectives: Molinari, DDS, MSc, PhD • Morse taper connection and its features • Design of the abutment’s emergence profile Primary Sponsor: • Crestal vs subcrestal implant placement Secondary Sponsor: • Margin of the restoration related to the biologic space Dr. Alex Molinari is currently the director of clinical professional relations and education for Neodent USA, Inc. Dr. Molinari earned a PhD in periodontics from the Pontifical Catholic University of Paraná (PUC-PR, Brazil), and a master’s degree in implantology from the São Leopoldo Mandic University (Campinas, Brazil). Dr. Molinari is a specialist in periodontology at the University of Santa Catarina (UFSC, Florianopolis, Brazil) and holds a graduate degree in implant prosthodontics from the University of Sagrado Coração (USC, Bauru, Brazil). His research has been published in 14 publications and he has presented in more than 20 different countries.

{ Lecture 10:30am ~12:00pm |1.5 CE Points } Immediate placement & provisionalization: executing the digital plan

This presentation will highlight the use of CBCT technology & digital workflow in planning & executing immediate incisor & molar implant placement. The benefits of immediate implant placement & placement of an immediate provisional restoration designed from the digital workflow will be demonstrated. The use of regenerative products & blood biologics (PRF/PRP) will also be discussed. Learning Objectives: 1. Understand the benefits of using 3D planning in implant dentistry 2. Understand the importance of implant connection widths 3. Understand the need for proper implant placement depth Dr. Bobby Birdi 4. Understand the benefits of immediate implant placement & immediate provisionals Primary Sponsor: 5. Understand the benefits of using regenerative products and blood biologics in implant surgery

Dr. Bobby Birdi received his DMD with distinction from the University of Saskatchewan and his post-graduate specialty training in periodontics and prosthodontics from the University of Minnesota. He is a Fellow of the Royal College of Dentists of Canada, and a Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology and the Secondary Sponsor: American Board of Prosthodontics. Dr Birdi is one of the few board-certified dual specialists in periodontics and prosthodontics in North America, and the first and only specialist in the world to attain board certification in these two specialties in both the USA and Canada. Dr Birdi is a reviewer for numerous leading journals and has recently been appointed to the board of The Journal of Clinical and Practical Oral Implantology. He has academic affiliations at the University of British Columbia and the University of Minnesota, and also lectures nationally and internationally in the fields of implant surgery, prosthetics and dental esthetics. Dr Birdi is the co-founder of the Digital Dentistry Institute, one of the largest dental educational organizations in Canada, and maintains a private practice in Vancouver dedicated to comprehensive 18 periodontal and prosthetic treatment with a major focus on esthetics and implant dentistry. Friday Jun 18, 2021 {{ Lecture Lecture 10:30am 9:00am - ~12:00pm10:30pm 1.5 |1.5 CE CE Points Points } }

Advanced implant prosthetics

Research has supported the use of advanced prosthetics designs for implant restorations. Cantilevers, angled implant restorations, and single unit-full arch prostheses have shown excellent success while accommodating situations where fewer implants are available or needed. This webinar will review these concepts and discuss why they work and the research supporting them.

Dr. Mark Nicolucci earned his dental degree from the University of Western Ontario in 2006. He then specialized at Temple University earning a Masters in oral biology and a certificate in periodontology and oral Dr. Mark Nicolucci, implantology. He works in West Toronto and is a member, fellow and diplomate of multiple organizations. DDS, MS, FRCD(C) He lectures and publishes articles regularly and is Oral Health’s editor for their implantology edition. Food impaction around dental implants

Recent studies have shown that food impaction around dental implants is as high as 50 percent! While some patients don’t mind, others can have significant problems ranging from an annoyance to severe peri-implantitis and abscess. This webinar will review the etiologies of food impaction around dental implants as well as possible solutions. Dr. Jeff Nicolucci, Dr. Jeff Nicolucci completed his periodontal and implant specialty at Temple University. He then moved DDS, MS, FRCD(C) to Kitchener to set up practice with his wife Cherie, who is an orthodontist. Dr. Nicolucci is a member of the ITI, a diplomat of the ICOI, and fellow of the Misch Institute. He is an executive officer of the Waterloo Wellington Dental Society and director of 2 study clubs.

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{ Lecture 10:30am ~12:00pm |1.5 CE Points } Conelog progressive, the new Biohorizons-camlog system

Conelog Progressive is a brand-new implant introduced by Biohorizons in Canada. This progressive implant is completely different then all the other Biohorizons implants. It has many beneficial characteristics and features that can improve surgical and healing outcomes. Please join us to learn more about this very unique system to the Biohorizons implant family.

Dr. Allen Aptekar studied at the University of Toronto, earning his Bachelors of Science degree in Biology. He received his Doctor of Dental Medicine degree with distinction at the University of Saskatchewan College of Dentistry. Dr. Aptekar then completed a one year hospital residency at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Center and the University of Toronto. He has authored and coauthored several articles in refereed Dr. Allen professional dental journals, and is a lecturer in dental implant procedures for dentists and denturists. He Aptekar practices in the greater Toronto area, with a special interest and focus on dental implantology.

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19 Friday Sep 10, 2021 { Lecture 9:00am ~10:30am |1.5 CE Points }

Digital scanning and planning using CBCT

A higher accuracy of implant placement can be achieved by using three‐dimensional printed templates produced by matching a surface scan and CBCT as compared with templates which use physical elements transferring the virtual planning into reality.

Dr. Lea Al Matny, DDS is an oral and maxillofacial radiologist and the clinical specialty director for Carestream Dental. Dr. Al Matny is a member of the American Academy of Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology (AAOMR) and a co-chair of the association’s residents committee. Dr. Lea Al Matny DDS

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An insider’s look on how to:

• Save fees • Reduce your interest cost • Cut the tax bill. • Get more out of your financial institution • Get your bank to provide Free planning for your business and personal financial well-being

Mr. Aki Constantinou, as an Investment Counsellor with RBC PH&N Investment Counsel, Aki brings over 15 years of Canadian and International investment experience to his role. He specializes in constructing and managing customized discretionary investment portfolios for high-net-worth investors, corporations, trusts and charitable foundations in Toronto and the surrounding area. Prior to joining the firm, Aki worked as a Financial Planner servicing high-net-worth clients and their families in Athens, Greece. Aki Constantinou CFA, CFP, FMA Aki is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) and holds the Certified Financial Planner (CFP) designation. He is also a member of both the Toronto and Hellenic CFA societies and actively involved in the Greek Community of Toronto.

Mr. John Spitman, brings over 20 years of experience in Wealth Management and Capital Markets to his role as an Investment Counsellor with RBC PH&N Investment Counsel. John holds a bachelor’s degree in Economics from McMaster University. He is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) and a Certified Financial Planner (CFP), as well as a Fellow of the Canadian Securities Institute (FCSI) and a Canadian Investment Manager (CIM). John’s years in the investment industry have finely tuned his ability to listen, understand and translate client dreams into well-executed investment strategies. Working with a select group of clients John Spitman, allows John and his team the opportunity to develop personal relationships with each client. CFA, CFP , FCSI, CIM

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20 Friday Sep 24, 2021 {{ Lecture Lecture 10:30am 9:00am - ~12:00pm10:30pm 1.5 |1.5 CE CE Points Points } }

Soft tissue grafting: when, why, how and by whom?

This course is designed to review current concepts of soft tissue grafting. This lecture discusses answers to the clinical questions and dilemma that dentists face on a daily basis regarding mucogingival defects. Learning Objectives: • Participants will gain an understanding about the specific questions asked in the title so that they best advise their patients. • Gain insight in patient selection for various types of procedures. Dr. Parvaneh Dr . Parvaneh Bahrami obtained her first degree in Dentistry (DDS) in Iran in 1992. She completed the Bahrami, Qualifying program at the Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto with honors in 2004. She continued D.D.S., M.Sc. her education at the graduate level with Specialty Training in Periodontology and Implant Surgery at the (Perio), F.R.C.D. Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto obtaining her degree in 2012. More than a decade of experience (C), ABP Dip. in general dentistry before becoming a specialist has been an invaluable asset in her understanding and Primary Sponsor: treating patients and working with referring dentists. Dr. Bahrami is a board-certified periodontist in Canada and is a Fellow of (RCDC). She also is board certified by The American Board of Periodontology and is a Diplomat of the American Academy of Periodontology (AAP). Also, she holds a Diplomat status with (ICOI). Dr. Bahrami is a clinical instructor in the Periodontology Department at the Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto. She practices as a periodontist and implant surgeon at Prosthodontics Associates. Also, she is a Practice Advisor in the Quality Assurance Department at the RCDSO. Secondary Sponsor:

{ Lecture 10:30am ~12:00pm |1.5 CE Points } Full Arch Rehabilitation All-on-Z

Implant dentistry is the treatment of choice for many patients in replacing single and multiple teeth. Having used ceramic implants for the last decade in treating the partially edentulous patients Dr. Hagi will present applications in treating the fully edentulous patients. Contrasting what can be done with traditional titanium and ceramic implants in giving our patients teeth they can chew and smile with. Learning Objectives: 1. Learn how implants can be used to rehabilitate the partially and completely edentulous 2. Applications of one and two piece ceramic implants in terminal dentition rehabilitation 3. Recognize differences in temporization of tradition and ceramic implants 4. Identify materials for final full arch restoration. Dr. Dan Hagi Primary Sponsor: Dr. Dan Hagi completed his Doctor of Dental Surgery at the University of Toronto Faculty of Dentistry graduating in 2003. Dr Hagis’ full-time practice focuses on Aesthetics and Implant Dentistry and the emerging field of ceramic dental implants. Dr. Dan Hagi is a pioneer of ceramic dental implantology in Secondary Sponsor: Canada. His clinic, The DH Smile Center, has treated more patients with ceramic dental implants than any other clinic in Canada. In 2013 he was honoured with the designation of Leading Dental Centre of the World, being one of only two clinics in Canada with this recognition. Dr. Hagi continues to treat patients in all aspects of implantology including full arch rehabilitation with both traditional titanium systems as well as ceramic implants. He also provides extensive surgical bone augmentation treatments to those that require it. Dr. Hagi is a Fellow of the AGD and the ICOI as well as an associate Fellow of the AAID. He is an international author and lecturer and has been featured on all online dental expert education platforms including DentalTown, DentalXP and Osseonews. 21 Friday Oct 01, 2021 { Lecture 9:00am ~10:30am |1.5 CE Points }

When things go right and when things go wrong” - Implant complications and failures.

Real world management to implant cases and their challenges. Dealing with real case complications, implant surgical and prosthetic failures. Discuss alternative strategies as well as the risks and benefits associated with those approaches.

Dr. A. Mark Awadalla graduated from the New York University College of Dentistry and earned his D.D.S. in 2003. He went on to graduate from the Misch International Implant Institute of Canada in 2005 and Dr. A. Mark has been a member in the Toronto Implant Study Club for sixteen years. He is a former member of the Awadalla Canadian Society of Oral Implantology, Implant Prosthodontic section of the ICOI, and a Fellow of International Congress of Oral Implantology. Dr. A. Mark Awadalla is a lecturer and clinical instructor in the surgical Implant Primary Sponsor: program for the AIE (American Implant Educators) and has both published work and lectured nationally and internationally. He is currently an owner/operator of a family-run private practice in the Greater Toronto Area and has been caring for his patients for 16 years.

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Clinical review of a new restorative therapy for conventional overdentures on implants

Proactive treatment planning for our patients is an important aspect of our clinical lives. Through a measured and flexible approach, the options for treatment can become a lot more realistic for our patients. How do we go about engaging our patients to be more receptive to implants and overdentures?

A new solution is being presented today, providing simplicity and predictability, at the most affordable cost. Dillon will discuss a new overdenture treatment therapy that can Dillon Guppta, provide long term benefits to you and your patients. DD Learning Objectives: Primary Sponsor: • Understand how TiSi.snap & retention.sil can be a powerful combination for your patients • Learn about various clinicians across the world that have been utilizing this combination in practice Secondary Sponsor: • Increase case acceptance by Enhancing your clinical offerings

Dr. Dillon Guppta is a Denturist based out of Toronto, ON and practices across the Greater Toronto Area and Southwestern Ontario. Specializing in Denturism at George Brown College, he graduated with honours in 2017. He has a strong interest in digital dentistry - specifically in simplifying workflows. By staying up to date with the latest technologies and courses, the options he is able to present to each patient is tailored specifically to their unique needs. 22 Friday Oct 15, 2021 {{ Lecture Lecture 10:30am 9:00am - ~12:00pm10:30pm 1.5 |1.5 CE CE Points Points } }

Implants in the aesthetic zone

Now more than ever it essential to achieve an overall aesthetically acceptable result. Patients are no longer satisfied with the mere replacement of a lost tooth. An overall review of smile patterns and the 10 artistic and scientific principles of smile design are essential. The way to score a smile numerically will be discussed.

Dr. Philips is the author of the book “Your Guide To The Perfect Smile”. His past teaching appointments include Course Director for Aesthetic Dentistry at the University of Toronto, Faculty of Dentistry, Department of Continuing Education; Senior Clinical Instructor for Millenium Aesthethics in Niagara; the Post-Graduate Program Dr. Ed Philips in Esthetic Dentistry at the University of Buffalo, SUNY; Continuing Education Course on Cosmetic Dentistry for the Ontario Dental Association; Post Graduate Program in Esthetic Dentistry at Case Western Reserve Primary Sponsor: University School of Dentistry and Professor for the Faculty of Health Sciences, George Brown College. Dr. Philips limits his practice to The Studio for Aesthetic Dentistry in Toronto. Contact: [email protected]

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Golden rules for dental hygiene success

Effective communication and patient comfort may score as many points in the way of patient satisfaction and retention as quality Dental Hygiene therapy. Raising the “Patient Experience” bar is paramount for success in the modern dental world. More than ever, the Dental Hygienist is expected to complete a large number of tasks in one hour of chair time. This course will help to prioritize and systemize methods for more tailored treatments and better time management. In the competitive world of Dental Hygiene, our patients need us to be at the top of our game, 24/7. A healthier mind/body perspective and lifestyle is essential for achieving success of any kind. Learning Objectives: Reefa McDoom, C.D.A. II, R.R.D.H. • To help the Dental Hygienist examine their existing clinical systems and provide methods to refine them with the satisfied, informed patient in mind • To review the important balance of hard and soft skills in Dental Hygiene treatment planning • Review of Sonic and Manual instrumentation techniques currently being taught in Ontario • To refine continuing education goals and their relevance to individual practice needs and demographic • To explore simple and practical methods of health and nutrition to help the busy Dental Hygienist manage the pace and stress of a typical work day. • To examine success markers to help Dentists to evaluate the effectiveness of their Dental Falamak Faizi, Hygiene team B.Sc., R.D.H. Primary Sponsor: Reefa McDoom received her Dental Assisting Honours Certificate in 1986 and her Dental Hygiene Honours Diploma in 1989, both from George Brown College. She has worked as a Dental Hygienist in both General and Periodontal Practices in the city of Toronto since. In 2015, she received her Honours Graduate Certificate in Restorative Dental Hygiene from George Brown College. Reefa is firmly committed to personal and professional growth.

Secondary Sponsor: Falamak Faizi is a former dental school student from Valencia-Spain. After immigrating to Canada, she studied sciences at York University. She subsequently got her honour’s degree in Biology-Psychology. Falamak continued her studies at George Brown College and received her Dental Hygiene Diploma in 2003. Since then Falamak has been working full-time as a Registered Dental Hygienist. Falamak joined the PA team in August 2011. Falamak is fluent in three languages - Farsi (Persian), Spanish and English. She also believes that “you have to be passionate about what you do.” 23 Friday Nov 05, 2021 { Lecture 9:00am ~10:30am |1.5 CE Points }

Sleep apnea: is dentistry doing enough?

Epidemic Levels of Sleep Apnea exist world-wide, with over 85% undiagnosed, and 50% of those diagnosed remaining unmanaged because patients cannot tolerate the Medical Therapy.

Learn about Oral Appliance Therapy and the role dentistry can play in helping to eradicate this serious medical disorder. Learn how Oral Appliance Therapy compares to the Medical Dr. John Therapy alternatives, and the evidence-based rules for engagement so you can best help Viviano, DDS your patients. D ABDSM Dr. Viviano obtained his credentials from the University of Toronto in 1983. His clinic is limited to managing sleep-disordered breathing and sleep-related bruxism. He is a Credentialed Diplomate of the American Primary Sponsor: Board of Dental Sleep Medicine and has lectured internationally, conducted original research, and authored original articles on the management of sleep-disordered breathing. His clinic is the first Canadian facility accredited by the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine and he is Clinical Director of the Sleep Disorders Dentistry Research and Learning Centre. Dr. Viviano also hosts the SleepDisordersDentistry LinkedIn Discussion Group, conducts dental sleep medicine CE programs for various levels of experience, Secondary Sponsor: including a 4-day mini residency and administers the SDDacademy.com Online Learning Platform.

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Five Steps to Identify and bust your self-limiting beliefs

Somehow between childhood and adulthood, many of us quash our natural inclination to dream and do big. Tiger kids become scary-cat adult, held back by Self Limiting beliefs that flatten our self-esteem, hurt productivity and dampen success. Let’s explore five steps that will help us fulfill our potential, erase self-limiting beliefs that haunt us and make us winners.

Mr. Palmeri is the President of Palmeri Media Group, one of the largest dental media providers of print, digital and event solutions in Canada and the world. Ettore is a dynamic and compelling teacher. His credentials include an extensive academic background. He has lectured extensively to students, teachers and business people on how to use Personal Development strategies to accelerate the achievement of Mr. Ettore Palmeri personal, professional and financial goals. MBA, AGDM, B.Ed., BA

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24 Friday Nov 19, 2021 {{ Lecture Lecture 10:30am 9:00am - ~12:00pm10:30pm 1.5 |1.5 CE CE Points Points } }

CBCT in implant practice; beyond just implants.

This is case based presentation all about how CBCT can be used to augment your implant practice, but also how it can used for day to day operations as well. We will go over a methodical method on how to read, interpret and report CBCT cases as well

Dr. Waji Khan is a graduate of the University of Toronto Faculty of Dentistry (2001). Dr. Khan served as a dental officer in the Canadian Armed Forces from 1998-2007 and began his practice there. After a ten-year career in the Canadian Armed Forces, he then moved to Kingston with his wife and life partner, Dr. Sohela Vaid. Dr. Khan enjoys working in all areas of dentistry with a particular interest in cosmetic/esthetic, implant, Dr. Waji Khan, B.SC., DDS, MBA, sedation, restorative, orthodontic and surgical dentistry to improve oral health and boost confidence. He is M.ED., FICOI, dedicated to providing oral health care in a comfortable and welcoming environment. FPFA, FICD, FACD Primary Sponsor: Secondary Sponsory:

{ Lecture 10:30am ~12:00pm |1.5 CE Points } Dental management of patients with endocrine disorders

The endocrine system is essential for hormonal secretion and is closely related to the central nervous system. It controls many physiological processes and maintains homeostasis. There are many endocrine diseases which may include Diabetes mellitus, Addison disease, Cushing disease, Hyperthyroidism, and Hypothyroidism. It is essential for dental practitioners to recognize these disorders and to properly manage these patients. In this webinar, I will review the pathophysiology, pharmacotherapy and dental management of patients with these endocrine diseases. The necessary precautions needed during the provision of dental treatment, and the appropriate management of Dr. Aviv medical emergencies that can arise during treatment will also be discussed. Ouanounou, Learning Objectives: MSc, DDS, FICD, 1. Recognize the prevalence of Endocrine Disorders. FICO 2. Understand (a) the pathophysiology and (b) pharmacotherapy of these disorders and consequences to oral health. Primary Sponsor: 3. Introduce the appropriate procedures in dental practice required to optimize dental care in these patients. 4. Recognize and manage medical emergencies in patients with endocrine diseases.

Dr. Aviv Ouanounou is an assistant professor of pharmacology and Preventive Dentistry at the faculty of dentistry, University of Toronto. He received both his DDS and MSc at the University of Toronto. He teaches pharmacology and Preventive Dentistry to undergraduate and graduate students and is also a clinical Secondary Sponsor: instructor and Treatment Plan Coordinator. Dr. Ouanounou won numerous teaching awards including wining “Best Teacher of the Year Award” three times: in 2013, 2015 and recently in 2019. Also, Dr. Ouanounou is the recipient of the 2014-2015 prestigious Dr. Bruce Hord Master Teacher Award for excellence in teaching at the University of Toronto and is the 2018-2019 Recipient of the W.W. Wood Award for Excellence in Dental Education. Dr. Ouanounou is a Fellow of the International College of Dentists, the American College of Dentists and the Pierre Fouchard Academy. He is a member of the American Academy of Pain Management and the American College of Clinical Pharmacology. He has published and authored numerous articles in peer-reviewed journals. He also maintains a general private practice in Toronto. 25 Friday Nov 26, 2021 { Lecture 9:00am ~10:30am |1.5 CE Points }

An overview of sinus elevation techniques

The objective of this course is to discuss case assessment and treatment options for implant placement in posterior maxilla with reduced subantral bone height.

Dr. Reza Termei obtained his DDS degree from University of Toronto where he later completed a Master of Science (MSc) specialty degree in Periodontology. He is a partner periodontist at GTA North Periodontics & Endodontics, located in Richmond Hill, Ontario. Also, he is a clinical instructor and lecturer at both the graduate and undergraduate Periodontics clinics at the faculty of dentistry, University of Toronto. Dr. Termei Dr. Reza is one of the founding members and current president of the Iranian Ontario Dental Association (IODA). He Termei, DDS is also a committee member at the Professional Liability Program (PLP) at the RCDSO. In addition, he runs MSc. FRCD(c). global outreach dental mission trips on regular basis. Dr. Termei is a fellow of the Royal College of Dentists Dip ABP of Canada and Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology. He is also the founder and director of Centric Education Inc, an AGD and ADA CERP recognized continuing education provider for dentists.

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The effect of occlusal forces on peri-implant bone loss: myth or evidence?

Controversy persists regarding the factors causing pre-implant bone-loss. Over the past few decades, there have been so many attempts to show the direct link between mechanical loads and histological pre-implant osseous changes, in order to develop a simplified guide to the clinician for implant prosthetic design and occlusal therapy. However, the clinical results were not always supporting this hypothesis. In this lecture, the etiology of pre-implant bone loss and the effect of occlusal forces on biological complications will be discussed based on the current status in the dental literature. Dr. Babak Shokati DDS, MSc, MSc Dr. Babak Shokati is a board-certified prosthodontist. He received his dental degree in 1998 and practiced general dentistry for several years before pursuing post-graduate education in biomaterials and Primary Sponsor: prosthodontics. He obtained a Master’s Degree (MSc.) in dental biomaterials (2007) and an MSc. specialty degree in Prosthodontics (2011) from the University of Toronto. He is currently holding a faculty position (Assistant Professor) in the Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto, directing Undergraduate Prosthodontics Secondary Sponsor: and Biomaterials Science courses at the Faculty of Dentistry. Dr. Shokati is a Fellow of the Royal College of the Dentists of Canada (FRCDC). He practices as a prosthodontist in several multi-specialty clinics with a focus on dental implant, cosmetic dentistry, and management of prosthetic and implant complications.

Dr. Shokati teaches evidence-based implant prosthetic techniques that can be readily learned and performed by most general dentists. He is currently conducting a clinical study investigating the long-term outcomes of classic implant-supported bridges in the first group of North American implant patients treated by Professors Brånemark, Zarb and their surgical/prosthetic teams. 26 TIA 2021 Membership Form

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