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2011 NESO On-Site Program
{bridging the Gap} Welcome to boston {team boston} a special thanks to annual planning Committee schedule at a Glance Thursday, November 10, 2011............................................................................................................................................................................3 Friday, November 11, 2011................................................................................................................................................................................4-5 Saturday, November 12, 2011 .........................................................................................................................................................................6-7 Sunday, November 13, 2011 ................................................................................................................................................................................9 General information sponsors a special thank you lecture Hall map lecture schedule Thursday, November 10, 2011...........................................................................................................................................................................13 Friday, November 11, 2011.............................................................................................................................................................................14-18 Saturday, November 12, 2011 .....................................................................................................................................................................19-25 Sunday, November 13, 2011 ..............................................................................................................................................................................26 exhibit Hall map exhibitors Neso leadership 2010-2011 Neso past presidents Future Neso meetings
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Welcome to Boston
dear neSO Member, Welcome to the 90th neSO annual Meeting. its the place to be for you, your referring dentists, specialty colleagues and orthodontic staff for this rst-ever neSO interdisciplinary meeting! the 2011 annual Meeting planning Committee, led by General Chair, dr. Christina Carter, has been working for over three years to ensure that this unique conference brings value to every attendee. interdisciplinary lectures feature the best-of-the-best from each specialty including: pat allen, Gerard Chiche, Galip Gurel, James Janakievski, Greggory Kinzer, Vince Kokich, Jr., George priest, rick roblee, Ward Smalley, dewitt Wilkerson, and rob Winter. running in tandem with the interdisciplinary track, your practice will benet from the dedicated lecture track designed to aid every orthodontist! Legends of the orthodontic specialty will speak on many of todays most engaging issues: alan Bagden, hisham Badawi, Jay Bowman, Lysle Johnston, and James Mcnamara. the orthodontic staff program offers a variety of lectures and hands-on workshops (pre-registration required) on excellence in clinical skills, administration, communication and marketing. While our speaker programs will enlighten you, the exhibit hall will entice you. as always, the neSO exhibit hall will feature a not-to-be-missed assemblage of orthodontic products. please tour the exhibit hall to learn, shop and say thanks to neSOs many vendors and sponsors for their generous support. Join your fellow colleagues at the presidents reception Saturday evening at the top of the hub, which will capture the spirit of the city. enjoy live music, hors doeuvres and drinks at this vibrant and memorable event. thank you for joining us in our meeting. We hope your experience matches our expectations!
A Special Thanks
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aNNual plaNNiNG Committee Dr. Philip Mansour President Dr. Christina Carter General Chair Dr. Chris Lundberg Exhibit & Sponsor Chair Dr. Don Nelson Scientic Chair/Doctors Program Chair Dr. Dan Stuart Scientic Chair/Staff Program Chair Dr. Michael Kacewicz New and Younger Members Chair Dr. Michal Kleinlerer Special Events Chair Dr. Negaar Saga Marketing Chair Dr. Ariel Bales-Kogan Marketing Liaison Dr. Jack Kacewicz Ombudsman Dr. Dan Ryan Dr. Deborah New Registration Co-Chairs Dr. Robert Carter Registration Ambassador
dr. philip M. Mansour neSO president
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Schedule at a Glance
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10:00am 5:00pm 8:00am 9:45am 10:00am 4:00pm 12:00nn 1:00pm 12:00nn 1:00pm 1:00pm 5:00pm registration open Neso executive Committee meeting Neso board of Directors meeting Neso board of Directors luncheon Component Directors luncheon
November 10, 2011

4th Floor atrium Vineyard room Salons h-i Salons J-K Vineyard room Suffolk room
CDabo training Course (by advance registration only; must also be registered for the NESO Annual Meeting) NeW & youNGer members aND resiDeNts proGram the exceptional office: effective strategies for Challenging times Dr. Gerald S. Samson**
2:00pm 5:00pm
Salon F
5:00pm 6:30pm
New & younger members and residents reception (sponsored by Dentsply/GAC)
towne Stove & Spirits
*Session will be audio taped for Distance Learning. **Financial and/or benecial interest.
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Schedule at a Glance {continued}
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7:00am 5:00pm 7:30am 8:30am 8:00am 9:15am registration open Coffee service iNterDisCipliNary sessioN the essential role of the orthodontist in optimal restorative outcomes* Dr. George Priest 8:30am 10:00am DoCtor sessioN
November 11, 2011

4th Floor atrium Ballroom Foyer
Salon F
passive self-ligation: minimizing the Confusion through the understanding of proper Clinical protocol Dr. Alan Bagden 8:30am 10:00am CliNiCal/aDmiNistrative staFF sessioN risky business: the essential role of the orthodontic staff in risk management & practice image Dr. Gerald S. Samson** 9:00am 5:00pm 9:00am 5:00pm 9:15am 10:00am exhibits open abo Cases open for viewing iNterDisCipliNary sessioN interdisciplinary Dentistry: 25 years of evolution* Dr. Robert Winter, Dr. Richard D. Roblee** and Dr. E. Patrick Allen 10:00am 10:30am 10:30am 12:00nn Coffee break visit the exhibit Hall DoCtor sessioN self-ligation vs. Conventional ligation: What Difference Does it make? Dr. Hisham Badawi** 10:30am 12:00nn CliNiCal/aDmiNistrative staFF sessioN risky business: the essential role of the orthodontic staff in risk management & practice image Dr. Gerald S. Samson (continued) 10:30am 12:15pm iNterDisCipliNary sessioN interdisciplinary Dentistry: 25 years of evolution Dr. Robert Winter, Dr. Richard D. Roblee and Dr. E. Patrick Allen (continued)
Salon G
Salons a-e
Back Bay Falmouth room
Salon F
Back Bay
Salon G
Salons a-e
Salon F
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12:00nn 1:30pm 12:00nn 1:30pm 1:30pm 3:00pm
Neso members business meetings lunch for purchase in the exhibit Hall DoCtor sessioN the Dos and Donts of early treatment: an evidence-based approach* Dr. James A. McNamara
Salon G Back Bay
Salon G
1:30pm 2:30pm
CliNiCal/aDmiNistrative staFF sessioN perfect orthodontic alginates From a-Z and more Rita Johnson and Ellen Gambardella Salons a-e
1:30pm 3:45pm
iNterDisCipliNary sessioN setting High esthetic standards for the interdisciplinary team Dr. Gerard Chiche Salon F
2:30pm 4:30pm
CliNiCal/aDmiNistrative staFF sessioN {HaNDs-oN sessioN} perfect orthodontic alginates From a-Z and more Rita Johnson and Ellen Gambardella (ticket required limited to 40 attendees) Suffolk room
3:00pm 4:00pm 3:30pm 5:00pm
Coffee break visit the exhibit Hall DoCtor sessioN the Dos and Donts of early treatment: an evidence-based approach Dr. James A. McNamara (continued)
Back Bay
Salon G
3:30pm 5:00pm
CliNiCal/aDmiNistrative staFF sessioN technology its Here to stay learn the advantages Lynne Fales** and Rachel Mele Salons a-e
3:45pm 5:00pm
iNterDisCipliNary sessioN maximizing interdisciplinary integrated esthetics Dr. Alan Sulikowski Salon F
5:30pm 7:15pm 6:15pm 7:15pm 6:15pm 7:15pm
boston university alumni reception tufts alumni reception stoneybrook alumni reception
Boylston and tremont rooms Vineyard room provincetown room
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7:00am 5:00pm 7:30am 8:30am 8:30am 10:00am registration open Coffee service DoCtor sessioN the alexander Discipline time tested mechanics for stability* Dr. R. G. Wick Alexander 8:30am 10:00am CliNiCal/aDmiNistrative staFF sessioN team building: bridging the Gap between the Front office and the Clinic Charlene White** 8:30am 10:00am iNterDisCipliNary sessioN
November 12, 2011

Salon G
Salons a-e
managing esthetic Dilemmas: an interdisciplinary approach synopsis part one: autotransplantation of premolars to replace traumatized maxillary incisors in the Growing patient Dr. Jim Janakievski, Dr. Greggory A. Kinzer, and Dr. Vincent O. Kokich, Jr. 9:00am 5:00pm 9:00am 5:00pm 10:00am 10:30am 10:30am 12:00nn exhibits open abo Cases open for viewing Coffee break visit the exhibit Hall DoCtor sessioN the alexander Discipline time tested mechanics for stability Dr. Wick Alexander (continued) 10:30am 12:00nn CliNiCal/aDmiNistrative staFF sessioN team building: bridging the Gap between the Front office and the Clinic Charlene White (continued) 10:30am 12:00nn iNterDisCipliNary sessioN managing esthetic Dilemmas: an interdisciplinary approach synopsis part two: the interdisciplinary team: a Collaborative approach to optimize treatment outcomes Dr. Jim Janakievski, Dr. Greggory A. Kinzer and Dr. Vincent O. Kokich, Jr. 12:00nn 1:30pm 12:00pm 1:30pm lunch for purchase in the exhibit Hall educators luncheon (by invitation)
Salon F
Back Bay Falmouth room Back Bay
Salon G
Salons a-e
Salon F
Back Bay Champions
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1:30pm 3:00pm
DoCtor sessioN a spike in the ice: multi-tasking with mini-screws* Dr. S. Jay Bowman** Salon G
1:30pm 2:30pm
CliNiCal/aDmiNistrative staFF sessioN excellence in obtaining orthodontic pvs impressions for emerging technologies Rita Johnson and Ellen Gambardella (unlimited attendance) Salon e
1:30pm 2:30pm
CliNiCal/aDmiNistrative staFF sessioN Whats New in Dental photography Rita Bauer (unlimited attendance) Salons a-d
1:30pm 2:15pm
iNterDisCipliNary sessioN implant anchorage for Correction of malocclusions in Debilitated Dentitions* Dr. Ward Smalley Salon F
2:30pm 4:30pm
CliNiCal/aDmiNistrative staFF sessioN {HaNDs-oN sessioN} excellence in obtaining orthodontic pvs impressions for emerging technologies Rita Johnson and Ellen Gambardella (ticket required limited to 30 attendees) Suffolk room
2:30pm 4:30pm
CliNiCal/aDmiNistrative staFF sessioN {HaNDs-oN sessioN} Clinical photography for the orthodontic patient troubleshooting and Fine tuning your photographic techniques Rita Bauer (ticket required limited to 20 attendees) Wellesley room
2:30pm 3:30pm
iNterDisCipliNary sessioN Factors of Functional occlusion that Can make you or break you* Dr. DeWitt Wilkerson Salon F
3:00pm 3:30pm 3:30pm 5:00pm
Coffee break visit the exhibit Hall DoCtor sessioN the Crisis in orthodontic academics: its real; it will Get Worse; absent an understanding of Why people go into teaching, No practical solution is possible Dr. Lysle Johnston
Back Bay
Salon G
3:30pm 5:00pm
iNterDisCipliNary sessioN interdisciplinary approach for better aesthetic results Dr. Galip Gurel Salon F
3:30pm 5:00pm
CliNiCal/aDmiNistrative staFF sessioN you Have to Work Hard to be lucky LeeAnn Peniche** Salon e
6:00pm 7:30pm
presidents reception (sponsored by 3M Unitek)
top of the hub prudential Center Skyway Obsevatory
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7:30am 12:00nn 7:30am 8:30am 8:30am 11:30am registration open Coffee service JoiNt DoCtor/staFF sessioN your Questions our experience Lynne Fales, LeeAnn Peniche** and Charlene White** 8:30am 11:30am aao risk maNaGemeNt Course learn to prevent malpractice Claims Elizabeth Franklin (ticket required) 9:30am 10:00am Coffee service
November 13, 2011

Salons e-F
Salon G
Ballroom Foyer
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General Information
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November 10, 2011 November 11, 2011 November 12, 2011 November 13, 2011 4th Floor Atrium tHursDay FriDay saturDay suNDay 10:00am 5:00pm 7:00am 5:00pm 7:00am 5:00pm 7:30am - 11:30am
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November 11, 2011 November 12, 2011 Back Bay FriDay saturDay 9:00am 5:00pm 9:00am 5:00pm
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November 11, 2011 November 12, 2011 Back Bay FriDay saturDay 12:00nn 1:30pm 12:00nn 1:30pm
please plan on joining your colleagues in the exhibit hall on Friday and Saturday where you may purchase lunch and visit the booths.
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November 11, 2011 November 12, 2011 Falmouth FriDay saturDay 9:00am 5:00pm 9:00am 5:00pm
For more information go to www.americanboardortho.com.
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Name Badge/Tickets remiNDer please wear your name badge at all times for admission to convention events. doctor and Staff registrations include admission to scientic and staff sessions and the exhibit hall. non-doctor family members wanting to attend seminars must register at the guest rate to have a badge that will allow seminar admission.
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Thursday, November 10, 2011
NeW & youNGer members aND resiDeNts proGram 2:00pm 5:00pm Salon F The Exceptional Office: Effective Strategies for Challenging Times Consider this novel thought: that the successful, happy practice is not a series of random events. its an intentional combination of enthusiastic, motivated and valuable people who, on a daily basis, have planned to do good work, understand and enjoy what theyre doing and set a ne example. When dealing with reality and the stress of a busy schedule, demanding parents, patients and co-employees, the exceptional Office rises to the occasion showing the skills essential for good rapport. Learning Objectives:
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Neso is aN ameriCaN DeNtal assoCiatioN (aDa) CoNtiNuiNG eDuCatioN reCoGNitioN proGram (Cerp) proviDer neSO is an ada Cerp recognized provider. ada Cerp is a service of the american dental association to assist dental professionals in identifying quality providers of continuing dental education. ada Cerp does not approve or endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry. neSO designates this activity for a maximum of 15.5 credit hours of continuing education credits for doctors and staff and a maximum of 18.5 credit hours of continuing education credits for residents and doctors with eight or fewer years post graduation. it is the responsibility of the individual attendee to submit any necessary continuing education credit documentation to their individual state for verication. Continuing education credits issued for participation in the Ce activity may not apply toward license renewal in all states/provinces. it is the responsibility of each participant to verify the requirements of his/her state/provincial licensing board(s).
Learn the key ingredients for sustained individual success Learn the essential ingredients for loyalty and repeat business What makes an office exceptional and why does the exceptional Office thrive while others stumble?
Gerald S. Samson, DDS** One of todays most popular educators and described as an educational entertainer, Gerry Samson completed pediatric dental residency at emory university in 1979 under the direction of dr. ed hibbard and orthodontics at northwestern university in 1981 under the direction of dr. hal perry. Since 1981, Gerry is in private orthodontic practice, is a diplomate of the american Board of Orthodontics and a Fellow of the american College of dentists. he has formal faculty appointments at 6 university post-graduate programs and has been the featured speaker for numerous regional, national and international meetings. in addition, Gerry reviews orthodontic mechanics articles submitted for publication to The Angle Orthodontist.
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2011 Annual Meeting reCeive Ce Hours receive up to 15.5 Ce hours for attending the 90th annual Meeting or 18.5 Ce hours for residents and new and younger Members who attend the invitational lecture, the exceptional Office: effective Strategies for Challenging times with dr. Gerald S. Samson on thursday, november 10, 2011.
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Friday, November 11, 2011
iNterDisCipliNary sessioN 8:00am 9:15am Salon F The Essential Role of the Orthodontist in Optimal Restorative Outcomes* the dramatic increase in esthetic dental procedures and the evolution of implants as a standard of care have both made the orthodontist an indispensable member of the restorative team. their aid in establishing ideal tooth proportions and their role in implant site development and spacing has expanded the role of orthodontists far beyond their original objective of tooth alignment. this presentation will focus on valuable examples of the close collaboration between the prosthodontist/restorative dentist and orthodontist that will help guide the team towards optimal implant and esthetic outcomes. Learning objectives
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DoCtor sessioN 1.0 Ceu 8:30am 10:00am Salon G Passive Self-Ligation: Minimizing the Confusion Through the Understanding of Proper Clinical Protocol passive self-ligation has expanded the boundaries of what was previously considered predictable orthodontic treatment. transverse arch development through arch wires now provide stable nonextraction results due to mechanical advantages delivered by lighter forces coupled with decreased frictional resistance and specic appliance design. numerous clinical cases illustrating correction of dental and skeletal malocclusions will be provided that highlight the benets of following the prescribed mechanics designed for optimal utilization of passive self-ligation. Learning Objectives the attendee will have an understanding of the proper wire progression to successfully treat cases with the damon System of passive self-ligation. the attendee will have an understanding of the newest technological advances utilizing the damon System of passive self-ligation and how to implement them into their practices. the attendee will observe case progression from inception through completion via serial photographic documentation of unusual cases treated with the damon System of passive self-ligation. 1.5 Ceus
aid the orthodontist in establishing ideal implant spacing Collaborate restoratively and orthodontically for optimal tooth proportions determining appropriate maturity for implant placement
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George Priest, DMD For more than 25 years, dr. George priest has maintained a private full-time prosthodontic practice devoted to esthetic, advanced restorative and implant dentistry. in 2008, dr. priest relocated his prosthodontic practice from atlanta, Ga to hilton head island, SC. he lectures nationally and abroad and is a regular contributor to notable restorative and implant journals. he is a diplomate of the american Board of prosthodontics, a Fellow of the american College of prosthodontists, a Fellow of the international College of dentists, and one of dentistry todays top Clinicians in Continuing education for the past 7 years. dr. priest is a former professor in graduate prosthodontics at emory university and an innovator and teacher of implant and esthetic dentistry for more than 20 years.
Alan Bagden, DMD dr. Bagden is in the exclusive practice of self-ligating orthodontics in Springeld, Va, and has been actively involved in the development and education of passive self-ligation since the inception of the damon System. he has co-authored the damon Workbook, hosted numerous in-office technique seminars, and has presented mechanics lectures on the technique in more than 35 countries. Most recently he was on the 2010 aaO program and has now completed more than 3,000 passive self-ligation cases.
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CliNiCal/aDmiNistrative staFF sessioN 8:30am 12:00nn Salons a-e Risky Business: The Essential Role in the Orthodontic Staff in Risk Management and Practice Image heres a grand yet realistic goal enjoy your career while avoiding complaints. in order to do that, what light can be shed on the following questions?
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E. Patrick Allen, DDS, PhD 3.0 Ceus dr. allen is clinical professor in the department of Orthodontics at Baylor College of dentistry and is in full-time private practice in dallas, texas. he is past president of the american academy of esthetic dentistry, the american academy of restorative dentistry and the american academy of periodontology Foundation. he is founder and director of the Center for advanced dental education in dallas, texas where he teaches surgical-technique courses. Richard D. Roblee, DDS, MS** dr. roblee practiced general restorative dentistry in dallas, texas before going back to study graduate orthodontics at Baylor College of dentistry. he is renowned for his work in esthetic dentistry, orthodontic techniques and interdisciplinary therapy. he has given more than 250 professional presentations in the united States, Canada, europe, australia and Japan. dr. roblee is the author of numerous publications and video tapes, including a textbook entitled Interdisciplinary Dentofacial Therapy; A Comprehensive Approach to Optimal Patient Care (Quintessence publishing Co., inc.). he is an associate clinical professor at Baylor College of dentistry in both the restorative department and the orthodontic department and is an active member in numerous prestigious dental organizations, including the american academy of Fixed prosthodontics, the american academy of restorative dentistry and the american academy of esthetic dentistry. dr. roblee is a diplomate of the american Board of Orthodontics and maintains a full-time practice in Fayetteville, arkansas, with an emphasis on esthetic and interdisciplinary therapy. Robert R. Winter, DDS dr. Winter maintains a private practice limited to prosthodontics in newport Beach, California and is a member of the graduate prosthodontics faculty at the university of Washington and the university of Southern California and is on faculty at Case Western reserve university School of dental Medicine. he has taught more than 450 didactic, clinical, and technical courses in more than 35 countries and is the founder of the Oral-Facial design Center, an educational facility in newport Beach, where he teaches a series of clinical and technical educational courses. in addition, dr. Winter has published numerous articles and sits on the advisory boards for the Journal of Restorative Dentistry, Advanced Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry, the International Journal of Periodontics & Restorative Dentistry, Advanced Esthetics and Interdisciplinary Dentistry, and Dental Dialogue. he is co-owner of esthetics by design, a quality-oriented dental laboratory, and is actively involved in research and product development pertaining to new dental materials.
What are the top 3 orthodontic issues that have a high risk complaint and litigation potential? how are informed consent issues successfully integrated into case presentations without frightening the patient/parents out of the office? What are the most successful methods to manage a patient/ parent who is clearly very upset and dissatised?
Specic questions will be followed by effective, no-nonsense answers. participants are assured of a unique and entertaining experience. Dr. Gerald S. Samson, DDS** See bio on page 13
iNterDisCipliNary sessioN 9:15am 12:15pm Salon F Interdisciplinary Dentistry: 25 Years of Evolution* even though dental specialties have been around for over a century, a true interdisciplinary approach to comprehensive patient care has only been practiced for the last couple of decades. in that time frame, major advancements have been made in both the techniques used by the different disciplines, and in the sophistication of the interdisciplinary collaboration. in this presentation, an interdisciplinary team will revisit some of the cases they treated over the last 25 years to illustrate the evolution of their individual therapies and their time-proven approach to the team concept.
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Overview of the evolution of the interdisciplinary team concept over the last 25 years update on advancements in the different disciplines illustrate implementing time-proven interdisciplinary methods to properly diagnose and treatment plan complex dentofacial problems apply current evidence-based principles to interdisciplinary dentistry
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DoCtor sessioN 10:30am 12:00nn Salon G Self-Ligation vs. Conventional Ligation: What Difference Does it Make? in an attempt to study orthodontic force systems of xed appliances, a research team at the university of alberta in edmonton Canada, composed of two orthodontists, four mechanical engineers and a computer engineer, with dr. Badawi as the principal investigator, built the Orthodontic Simulator. this apparatus (for the rst time in the history of orthodontics) measures the forces applied on all the teeth in the dental arch simultaneously in 3d. dr. Badawi will outline the method used to build the Orthodontic Simulator. he will also present the ndings of some of their experiments comparing the different ligation methods. he will then present biomechanical theoretical analysis in an attempt to explain these ndings. Clinical examples will follow to outline the strengths of low friction mechanics and the best methods to maximize the use of those strengths. Learning Objectives:
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DoCtor sessioN 1.5 Ceus 1:30pm 5:00pm Salon G The Dos and Donts of Early Treatment: An Evidence-Based Approach* this presentation will synthesize an approach to juvenile and adolescent treatment, incorporating many of the current orthodontic and orthopedic technologies that have emerged during the last two decades. the material presented in this course is based largely on dr. Mcnamaras 40 years of experience as a practitioner in ann arbor, on his knowledge of craniofacial growth and development, and on the outcomes of experimental and clinical studies conducted at the university of Michigan. his presentation will be evidencebased in that he and his colleagues have carried out prospective and retrospective clinical studies concerning most of the treatment techniques to be discussed. Learning Objectives: at the end of this course, the participant will be able to:
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understand the signicance, limitations and plans for future research of the OSiM (orthodontic simulator)
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understand appropriate treatment timing for different malocclusion types Become familiar with the cervical vertebra maturation system understand evidence-based treatment timing in Class ii and iii treatment recognize the role of rapid maxillary expansion in arch deciency patients
understand the biomechanical difference between high friction mechanics and low friction mechanics understand how to apply this new knowledge to clinical practice
Hisham Badawi, DDS, MSc, PhD, Morth RCSEd, FRCDC** dr. Badawi joined the university of Londons eastman dental institute (the most prestigious european dental school), where he obtained his masters in Orthodontics MSc in 2001. in 2002 he became a fellow of the royal College of Surgeons of edinburgh, Scotland MOrth rCSedin. dr. Badawi held a teaching position as assistant professor at the university of Manitoba. in addition to his private practice, dr. Badawi provides consulting, research and development services to some of the most prominent companies and manufacturers of orthodontic materials and braces. he currently lectures worldwide on efficient orthodontic biomechanics protocols, which results in signicant reduction in treatment time.
James A. McNamara, DDS, MS, PhD dr. Mcnamara was named the 2008 recipient of the albert h. Ketcham Memorial award, considered by many the highest award in orthodontics worldwide. the speaker also was the recipient of the Milo hellman research award given by the american association of Orthodontists in 1973 and was the e. Sheldon Friel Memorial Lecturer of the european Orthodontic Society in 1979. he received the Jacob a. Salzmann award at the 1994 meeting of the american association of Orthodontists. he also is the 1997 recipient of the BF dewel Biomedical research award of the american association of Orthodontists Foundation. he is the 2001 recipient of the James e. Brophy distinguished Service award, the highest award given by the american association of Orthodontists. in addition, he delivered the John Valentine Mershon Memorial Lecture during the 2002 annual session of the aaO. he was the recipient of the 7th Biennial Outstanding research award given by the eh angle education and research Foundation in 2003 as well as the 2009 edward h. angle research prize.
CliNiCal/aDmiNistrative staFF sessioN 1:30pm 2:30pm Salon a-e Perfect Orthodontic Alginates From A-Z and More unlimited attendance 1.0 Ceu
of tufts and northeastern universities, ellen has lectured nationwide, is an author and a specialist in the eld of accelerated learning. Rita Johnson, COA, RDH, MA Ms. Johnson is a former treatment coordinator in a private orthodontic practice and a former professor at Middlesex Community College where she received the Outstanding Faculty recognition award. rita is currently employed by Brontes technologies and is involved in research in digital orthodontics. She is also the recipient of the award for Volunteer Contributions for auxiliaries given by the Mass dental Society. rita has written rdh curriculum, is an author, has lectured nationwide, has vast experience in the area of practice management and is a specialist in the eld of Orthodontics.
{HaNDs-oN sessioN} 2:30pm 4:30pm Suffolk room Perfect Orthodontic Alginates From A-Z and More this lecture and hands-on course is a must for those wishing to increase office productivity in alginate impression taking. participants will gain experience on manikins by taking maxillary and mandibular alginate impressions. this course will focus on the use of chromatic agents and their benets. Join this power packed workshop and become more valuable by enhancing your prociency in impression taking. you will learn:
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Setting High Esthetic Standards for the Interdisciplinary Team this presentation will explore the methodical implementation of esthetic principles by the interdisciplinary team in order to resolve esthetic deciencies and achieve maximum esthetic predictability. emphasis will be placed on tooth and implants space allocation, optimum gingival levels and control of the occlusal factors that must be coordinated by the whole team from the initial treatment planning through the treatment and delivery of the nal restorations. emphasis will also be placed on the occlusal parameters which must guide the team in diagnosis up to the ultimate long-term protection of the completed treatment. Learning Objectives:
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Chromatic agent advantages Latest technologies for alginate impression taking Criteria for tray selections including triple trays hints for maximizing anatomical structures proper mixing technique Loading and seating of the trays removal of impression from the oral cavity inspection of the impression Guidelines for infection control patient management Manipulation techniques for latex sensitive patients and operators alternative methods for mixing numerous helpful hints for maximizing office efficiency
Set methodical esthetic goals for the interdisciplinary team identify the typical spacing, gingival and occlusal challenges to optimum esthetic results establish an occlusal protection strategy for the interdisciplinary team
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please note that this hands-on session requires registration as it is limited to 40 attendees and you must have attended the alginates lecture. participants should bring personal protective equipment. Ellen Gambardella, CDA, MEd Ms. Gambardella is the director of dental assisting at the Minuteman Career and technical training School in Lexington, Ma. ellen was selected as the Most effective dental assistant educator in the united States and has received other prestigious teaching awards. ellen has been appointed by the department of education to develop dental assisting teacher licensing examinations for Massachusetts. a former faculty member
Gerard Chiche, DDS dr. Chiche is the thomas p. hinman endowed Chair in restorative dentistry and director of the Center for esthetic & implant dentistry at MCG School of dentistry in augusta, Ga. he is a past president of the american academy of esthetic dentistry and author of 3 textbooks in esthetic dentistry. he serves as adjunct faculty at the pankey institute, and he is the recipient of the 2003 LSu alumni award, the 2003 educational Community achievement award of the Seattle Study Club for best dental educator of the year and the 2007 distinguished Lecturer award of the Greater new york academy of prosthodontics. { ne S O 201 1 a n nuaL M ee ti n G } 17
CliNiCal/aDmiNistrative staFF sessioN 3:30pm 5:00pm Salons a-e Technology Its Here to Stay Learn the Advantages attendees will learn:
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Marketing Without paper Social Media Show your Skills and expand your Friends Learn where you rank? Being paperless digital Correspondence digital Job descriptions What new technology coming in the future Save time and money on inventory management
Lynne Fales** Lynne Fales is the president of FoxFales, inc. and Lynne Fales Consulting, LLC and has over 44 years of experience in the eld of orthodontics. She is a practice management consultant who focuses on utilizing practice management systems efficiently. For the past decade Lynne has consulted in hundreds of orthodontic practices in the uSa, Canada and australia. Lynne is registered with the aaO as an orthodontic consultant. She loves being able to combine her knowledge of orthodontics and computer technology.
identify normal anatomy, esthetic and unaesthetic factors Correct esthetic deciencies three-dimensional control of the dental proportions interdisciplinary treatment plan integration treatment execution, timing and strategic planning
Alan Sulikowski, DMD dr. alan Sulikowski obtained his dental degree in 1991 from the national universitys School of dentistry in Cordoba, argentina as the valedictorian in a class of 350 students. he obtained his d.M.d. degree in 1996 from Boston universitys School of dental Medicine. dr. Sulikowski is a prosthodontist, with an expertise in cosmetic and implant dentistry. he obtained his certicate of advanced graduate studies on prosthodontics (C.a.G.S.) at Boston universitys School of dental Medicine in 1994. he is a part-time faculty at harvard universitys School of dental Medicine. dr. Sulikowski serves as the Co-director of the restorative training program at the restorative dental Group of Cambridge. dr. Sulikowski lectures nationally and internationally on the areas of treatment, implants, and smile design. he was president of the Massachusetts section of the american College of prosthodontists in 2000 and is a member of the academy of Osseointegration and the american dental association. dr. Sulikowski is a Fellow of the international team of implantologists Group. he was inducted as a Fellow in both the american academy of esthetic dentistry in 2005, and the Greater new york academy of prosthodontics in 2006.
Rachel Mele rachel Mele is the Vp Sales, Sesame Communications. rachel combines her zeal for technology with a commitment to helping every practice be successful with online solutions. With a proven track record in bringing practices into the digital age, her high-energy, data-rich presentations make the complexities of dentistry in the digital age easier to understand. rachel started her professional career in the role of practice management consultant to orthodontic practices across the united States, australia, and new Zealand. rachel has now transitioned to a technology coach and has been an important part of Sesame Communications success since 2005.
Saturday, November 12, 2011
DoCtor sessioN 8:30am 12:00nn Salon G 3.0 Ceus CliNiCal/aDmiNistrative staFF sessioN 8:30am 12:00nn Salons a-e Team Building: Bridging the Gap between the Front Office and the Clinic there is one common denominator in successful practices. they have a happy, enthusiastic team. through this talk, Charlene will show you how you can create team power in your office, and enjoy all the benets that come with it. the topics include: the benets of having a happy and harmonious team by: 1. reduced stress 3.0 Ceus
The Alexander Discipline Time Tested Mechanics for Stability* torque control, rotational correction, sagittal and transverse changes, nal tooth positions and occlusionhow much do these factors inuence long term stability? 1. .018 vs. 022 torque control
2. rotational correction: Wings vs. twin Brackets 3. Sagittal Correction: Facebow vs. Functional appliance 4. transverse expansion: rpe/Lip Bumper vs. archwire expansion 5. Finishing: Section archwires/Finishing elastics Learning objectives:
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5. Less turnover and absenteeism 6. happier working environment
R. G. Wick Alexander, DDS, MSD Learning objectives: in addition to private practice in arlington, texas, dr. Wick alexander is a clinical professor of orthodontics at Baylor College of dentistry in dallas, the university of texas dental Branch in houston and new york university in new york City. he developed a unique orthodontic bracket system and treatment technique, the alexander discipline, and teaches his discipline throughout the world. Wick has recently written two books, 20 principles of the alexander discipline and Facial harmony and Long term Stability. he has also published many research and clinical papers.
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you must be preseNt to WiN drawings will be held during each morning and afternoon coffee break in the exhibit hall on Friday and Saturday. The morning drawings are sponsored by Invisalign. please sign up by going to the invisalign booth #205 for your winning ticket. the drawings will be held in the exhibit hall at the stage area. The afternoon drawings are sponsored by NESO. your ticket is in your registration packet and may be dropped off at the registration desk. the drawings will be held in the exhibit hall at the stage area.
Charlene White** Charlene Whites expertise and depth of knowledge in the orthodontic specialty is world renowned. She has successfully consulted in over 700 orthodontic practices in 26 years, interviewed over 6,000 team members, presented over 300 Continuing ed courses and has written and lmed 18 training products. She consistently hears from program directors, We are so excited about the turnout for our event. Charlene is passionate about orthodontics. her energy and enthusiasm for her clients and teams to succeed is unparallel. innovative, hard working and down to earth describe Charlene. as a result of her knowledge and reputation she is proud to report that she has partnered with dolphin Management to create the Charlene White SOS computer module. her expertise and training is now available and ready to be installed on your computer to be accessed daily by your team. { ne S O 201 1 a nn uaL Me e ti nG } 19
iNterDisCipliNary sessioN 8:30am 12:00nn Salon F 3.0 Ceus Jim Janakievski, DDS, MSD Jim Janakievski received his d.d.S. from the university of toronto, which was followed by a general practice residency. after several years in general practice, he completed his post-graduate training at the university of Washington where he received a certicate in periodontology with a M.S.d. degree and a fellowship in prosthodontics. he is a diplomate of the american Board of periodontology, serves as an affiliate assistant professor in the department of periodontology at the university of Washington and maintains a private practice in tacoma, Washington. Greggory A. Kinzer, DDS, MSD Greggory Kinzer received his d.d.S. degree from the university of Washington in 1995, and an M.S.d. and certicate in prosthodontics in 1998. Committed to advancing the art and science of restorative dentistry, dr. Kinzer continues to serve as an affiliate assistant professor in the Graduate prosthodontic program at the university of Washington School of dentistry. he taught with dr. Frank Spear at the Seattle institute for advanced dental education from 1998-2009 prior to joining the Spear education faculty in Scottsdale, aZ. in addition, dr. Kinzer has written numerous articles and chapters and serves on the editorial review board for various dental publications. dr. Kinzer is a gifted academician and clinician. his interdisciplinary approach to dentistry is founded in empirical-based research and clinical experience. dr. Kinzers unique ability to impart complex clinical processes in a logical, systematic and clear methodology differentiates him from other dental educators of our time. he maintains a private practice in Seattle limited to comprehensive restorative and esthetic dentistry. Vincent O. Kokich, Jr., DMD, MSD Vince Kokich Jr. received his dental degree from tufts university and his masters in Orthodontics from the university of Washington where he teaches part-time as an affiliate assistant professor in the department of Orthodontics. he has received the Charles L. pincus research award for Clinical research from the american academy of esthetic dentistry and his current research and publications are primarily involved with esthetic, interdisciplinary dentistry. he is a diplomate of the american Board of Orthodontists, and a member of the angle Society and american academy of esthetic dentistry. he also maintains a private orthodontic practice in tacoma, Washington. dr. Kokich Jr. has lectured nationally and internationally on interdisciplinary dentistry and dental esthetics emphasizing comprehensive treatment planning and the importance of properly sequencing orthodontic, periodontal, and restorative treatment.
Managing Esthetic Dilemmas: An Interdisciplinary Approach 8:30am 10:00am Synopsis Part One Autotransplantation of Premolars to Replace Traumatized Maxillary Incisors in the Growing Patient Options to replace missing, ankylosed or non-restorable teeth in the maxillary anterior region are limited for the growing patient. treatment is usually aimed at developing the alveolar ridge to allow for dental implant placement when growth is completed. autotransplantation of a premolar into an edentulous maxillary incisor site offers permanent tooth replacement using a natural tooth to achieve an optimal aesthetic and functional outcome. Long term success rates of this treatment modality have been reported in Scandinavia of up to 93%. Certainly the knowledge and skills developed by performing tooth autotransplantation will be of benet when tooth regeneration becomes available to our patients. 10:30am 12:00nn Synopsis Part Two The Interdisciplinary Team: A Collaborative Approach to Optimize Treatment Outcomes in todays world of extreme makeovers, more and more adults are seeking dental treatment to correct specic anterior esthetic discrepancies. unfortunately, many of these patients also have signicant functional concerns which prohibit predictable and esthetic restorative solutions to these problems. therefore, it is often necessary to evaluate these patients from an interdisciplinary treatment perspective. doctors Janakievski, Kinzer, and Kokich will emphasize the importance of using an interdisciplinary team treatment approach. Learning objectives:
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DoCtor sessioN 1:30pm 3:00pm Salon G A Spike in the Ice: Multi-Tasking with Mini-Screws* Once upon a time, orthodontists pitted groups of teeth against each other in hopes of predictable movement. Much like a tug-of-war on ice, the ensuing results were often haphazard or unintentional. the advent of mini-screws forever altered the concept of anchorage preparation as a spike which can now be driven into the ice to provide a stable mechanical reference. during this presentation, a plethora of applications will illustrate the formative steps (including pitfalls) in this real paradigm shift in orthodontics. With over 1300 mini-screws inserted, experience with 13 different systems, and development of several mini-screwsupported auxiliaries and appliances, dr. Bowman brings a rather unique perspective to this topic. he has co-authored several publications, 4 book chapters and is the co-editor/author of the book, Mini-Implants in Orthodontics: Innovative Anchorage Concepts. Learning Objectives:
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{HaNDs-oN sessioN} 2:30pm 4:30pm Suffolk room Excellence in Obtaining Orthodontic PVS Impressions for Emerging Technologies With the advent of customized lingual and labial orthodontic appliances, computer assisted bracket placement, and custom archwires, etc, it has become incumbent upon the orthodontic auxiliary to become procient in taking excellent pVS impressions chairside. this informative lecture and hands-on session will target correct techniques in order to produce:
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understand some of the myths attending the insertion of mini-screws for orthodontic anchorage Better prepared to elect to begin using or expand the clinical usage of skeletal anchorage Consider a wide variety of applications for mini-screws
First time quality pVS impressions enhancement of the patient experience eliminate the need for retakes and unnecessary long chair time
S. Jay Bowman, DMD, MSD** dr. S. Jay Bowman is a member of the edward h. angle Society of Orthodontists, a diplomate of the american Board of Orthodontics, Fellow of the pierre Fauchard academy international honor Organization, a Fellow of both the international and american College of dentists. he is on the faculty of the university of Michigan, Saint Louis university (where he was honored with the alumni Merit award in 2005), and Case Western reserve university. dr. Bowman has lectured in over 25 uS states and 27 countries and has had over 85 book chapters/articles published internationally (including the book, Mini-implants in Orthodontics: innovative anchorage Concepts), and has maintained a successful clinical practice for over 25 years.
eliminate stress and lab rejections. enjoy the ease of your workow by learning tips and hints on pVS prociency. everyone is welcome to join this fun and informative lecture and note the limited registration for the hands-on session. please note that this hands-on session requires registration as it is limited to 30 attendees and you must have attended the pvs lecture. participants should bring personal protective equipment. Ellen Gambardella, CDA, MEd and Rita Johnson, COA, RDH, MA See bios on page 17
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CliNiCal/aDmiNistrative staFF sessioN 1:30pm 2:30pm Salons a-d Whats New in Dental Photography do your patient photographs meet the requirements for treatment planning? new cameras, gadgets and dental accessories can improve your efficiency in obtaining top quality clinical views. Learn some photographic principles to get the right exposure every time and follow the standardized techniques in patient positioning for excellent results. you will be amazed how easily this technology can be learned and transform inexperienced photographers into enthusiastic, competent digital camera users. Learning Objectives:
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Clinical Photography for the Orthodontic Patient Troubleshooting and Fine Tuning Your Photographic Technique Clinical photographs are a critical component for treatment planning and patient documentation. if you have consistent problems with all or some of the required views, come and practice the techniques for standardized patient photography with the use of mirrors and retractors. From beginners to the experienced photographer, everybody will get a few pearls to implement into your practice. Learning Objectives:
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Whats new in dental photography? 1. Cameras for the Orthodontist practice from $500 to $2,500 and up, see which system is the right t for your practice Must have Gadgets and accessories that will simplify your patient photography
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important: please indicate at time of registration the make and model of your camera, lens and ash, so that customized exposure setup sheets can be prepared. please note that this hands-on session requires registration as it is limited to 20 attendees and you must have attended the photography lecture. bring your clinical camera with fully charged batteries. if you do not have a camera, we will provide the latest dental photography equipment for your use and evaluation in this practical session. please bring retractors and mirrors to the class. Rita Bauer rita Bauer has become recognized as a leading authority on integrating digital photography in the dental practice. during her 30 years as medical photographer and manager of photographic Services at the university of toronto she has trained thousands of dental professionals presenting over 700 lectures and workshops. For her efforts to the dental community she has received honorary Memberships as a Fellow of the international College of dental Surgeons and the Omicron Kappa upsilon honor dental Society.
iNterDisCipliNary sessioN 1:30pm 2:15pm Salon F Implant Anchorage for Correction of Malocclusions in Debilitated Dentitions* implants can be invaluable in the orthodontic treatment of debilitated malocclusions with inadequate toothborne anchorage. they can provide skeletal anchorage to facilitate correction of malocclusions in partially edentulous patients lacking sufficient teeth to provide adequate toothborne anchorage or periodontally involved dentitions with compromised teeth incapable of providing adequate anchorage. implants also can provide anchorage for movement of teeth in ways not possible with conventional toothborne anchorage or without patient cooperation. this presentation will demonstrate the use of implants for orthodontic anchorage to move existing teeth. a number of indications for the use of implants will be presented. the presentation will focus on the planning, placement, and use of implants in conjunction with orthodontic treatment of malocclusions in patients with debilitated dentitions. Learning Objectives: 1.0 Ceu
iNterDisCipliNary sessioN 2:30pm 3:30pm Salon F Factors of Functional Occlusion That Can Make You or Break You* having worked for 29 years in the private practice founded by dr. peter dawson, dr. Wilkerson has come to this very strong opinion occlusion matters! When patients experience signs and symptoms of oral instability there are most often factors of occlusion involved that must be properly understood and addressed in order to achieve long term comfort and stability. this presentation will discuss four of the major factors to always keep in mind in Orthodontics, restorative and Cosmetic dentistry, and managing tM disorders: 1. Joint Condition & position 1.0 Ceu
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3. Learn the advantages and disadvantages of each type of implant for orthodontic anchorage 4. illustrate the planning required for the use of implant anchorage, especially in partially edentulous patients Ward Smalley, DDS, MS Ward Smalley is a xed periodontal prosthodontist and board certied orthodontist in Seattle, Washington, he teaches part-time at the university of Washington School of dentistry in the departments of Orthodontics, periodontics, prosthodontics and restorative dentistry at the graduate level. he also teaches at the Kois Center in Seattle. he received his ddS from the university of Washington in 1977. he earned a Certicate in Fixed prosthodontics and an MSd at the university of Washington in 1984. in 1986, also at the university of Washington, he received a Certicate in Orthodontics and a second MSd Faculty position at the university of Washington and is currently affiliate professor in the department of Orthodontics and the department of restorative dentistry.
DeWitt Wilkerson, DMD dr. deWitt Wilkerson was a 1982 graduate of the university of Florida College of dentistry, the year he joined the dawson group practice in St. petersburg, Florida. dr. Wilkerson is the director of dental Medicine and a senior lecturer at the dawson academy, current president of the american equilibration Society, a Fellow in the american College of dentists, an active member of the american academy of restorative dentistry, and numerous other professional organizations. he serves as an adjunct professor in the Graduate program, university of Florida College of dentistry. dr. Wilkerson lectures extensively nationally and internationally on the subjects of restorative dentistry, Occlusion and Masticatory System disorders. dr. Wilkerson, and his wife pat, have 3 children and enjoy all sports, and travelincluding participating in worldwide missions trips to places such as Kenya and romania.
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The Crisis in Orthodontic Academics: Its Real; It will Get Worse; Absent an Understanding of Why People go into Teaching, No Practical Solution is Possible i think most would agree that we face a crisis in orthodontic education. although it is easy to blame debt and low pay, the real problem is that, beyond providing fodder for an orderly practice transition, there is no obvious market for new knowledge, the most important work-product of an orthodontic academic. in contrast, straight teeth are in great demand. under these circumstances, why would a smart young resident even think of an academic career? the problem is easy to diagnose; any practical solution, however, is difficult to imagine, given the nature of contemporary orthodontic practice. the dimensions of this problem will be discussed. Learning objectives: 1. Learn the nature of the teaching crisis in the eyes of a senior academic
2. examine the potential signicance of various strategies proposed by organized orthodontics 3. understand that we all are the cause of the problem and, at the same time, the only solution Lysle Johnston, DDS, MS, PhD, FDS RCS (E) during the course of his 30 year academic career, dr. Johnston has advised approximately 100 masters theses and has contributed to the education of more than 300 orthodontic specialists. he has lectured widely and is the recipient of the albert h. Ketcham award of the american Board of Orthodontics, the 5th international award of the italian Society and the dewel award of the american association of Orthodontists. he has delivered the Mershon and Salzmann Lectures of the american association of Orthodontists, the angle Memorial Lecture of the e. h. angle Society of Orthodontists (twice), the northcroft Lecture of the British Society for the Study of Orthodontics, and the arthur thornton taylor Memorial Lecture of the australian Society of Orthodontics. a Fellow of the american and international College of dentistry and a Fellow in dental surgery by election of the royal College of Surgeons (england), dr. Johnston was a member of the Oral Biology and Medicine Student Section of the national institute of health and was a director of the edward h. angle Society of Orthodontists.
2. When to use restorative tools or Orthodontics or perio or a combination of these three 3. Minimal invasive tooth preparation techniques 4. Maximum and predictable communication between specialists Galip Gurel, DDS, MS Galip Gurel, ddS, MS, maintains a private practice specializing in esthetic dentistry in istanbul, turkey. he is the founder and current president of the turkish academy of aesthetic dentistry. dr. Gurel serves as editor-in-chief of the turkish edition of Quintessence international and is on the editorial board of several other journals. he is the author of the Science and the art of porcelain Laminate Veneers (Quintessence, 2003). a pioneer in his eld, he lectures extensively around the world.
CliNiCal/aDmiNistrative staFF sessioN 3:30pm 5:00pm Salon e You Have to Work Hard to Be Lucky Success is all about planning, communication and a common vision; it has very little to do with luck! Leeann peniche will show you how to start creating your own luck with some hard work, basic principles and 10 systems to enhance success in every practice. this course will embrace the administrative and clinical teams as well as cover the new patient, the active patient and the branding of your lucky practice! Learning Objectives:
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Learn planning processes understand communication tools Create a communication vision
LeeAnn Peniche** through innovative, proven and proprietary Systems, Leeann peniche has consistently brought smiles to orthodontists for more than 25 years. as the founder and president of peniche & associates, she has earned a reputation as one the countrys premier orthodontic consultants who specialize in case acceptance, scripting, marketing and practice systemization. Over 2,500 practices have experienced rst-hand her creative outlook, years of expertise and proven track record of success. in addition to private consulting, Leeann and her company spent six years as the exclusive training team for align technology and the invisalign System. For the past ve years, Leeann and her company have been the exclusive training team for OraMetrix, helping orthodontic offices integrate SureSmile technology into their practices. Leeann has lectured both nationally and internationally. She has enjoyed venues at the aaO, pCSO, SaO and many other Orthodontic societies. Leeann has also designed Workshops for treatment Coordinators, doctors, developed a Signature MarketingtM course and is the inspiration behind Club peniche untame the team! which is designed exclusively for the Orthodontic staff. Leeanns life has been committed to providing Orthodontists and their offices with the tools and Systems for their continued success.
Soaring 52 oors above the Back Bay, the restaurant and adjoining Skywalk Observatory offer guests a spectacular view of the Boston skyline. the prudential Center Skywalk Observatory is the only observatory in new england, offering a breathtaking 360-degree panoramic view of the Greater Boston area and beyond. Offering the best view of the city, the Skywalk Observatory is the ideal place to begin a tour of Boston. On a clear day, you can see up to 100 miles away a great way to get acquainted with this lovely city. Visitors gain a birds eye view of Bostons hancock tower, Fenway park, the Boston Common and public Garden, the esplanade and hatch Shell, the Charles river, Faneuil hall Marketplace, Mit, harvard university, and countless other Boston landmarks. its stunning views, delightful cuisine, and exceptional service have made the Skywalk Observatory a sought after locale for social events. this unique setting also offers engaging interactive exhibits which provide visitors a real avor of the citys distinctive culture and neighborhoods. acoustiguides Opus touch multimedia player and the dreams of Freedom Museum detail the citys historic past and current sites. this venue is walking distance from the Marriott hotel and will be a great opportunity to convene with fellow attendees before heading out on the town for dinner.
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JoiNt DoCtor/staFF sessioN 8:30am 11:30am Salons e-F Your Questions Our Experience have you ever needed advice on how to improve your office? how would you like to sit down with three of the best consultants in the country and ask your best questions? here is your chance to learn more about practice management than ever before. Join us in an information lled session where they will discuss: recession impressions and tactics, Common Missed Good Business practices, Whats expected vs Whats amazing, Scheduling for Success, Conversion rate techniques, Marketing and What the top practices are doing. in addition, submit your own question when you register for the neSO 2011 annual Meeting. Our experts will also take questions during the session. Come out for a fun, interactive session with prizes, trivia and expert advice that will benet the entire office team. Lynne Fales, LeeAnn Peniche** and Charlene White** See bios on pages 18, 25 and 19 3.0 Ceus risk maNaGemeNt Course 8:30am 11:30am Salon G Learn to Prevent Malpractice Claims have patients made negative comments about you and your practice on Facebook or twitter? have you had requests for fee refunds and threats of legal action if you refuse? is a difficult patient disrupting your practice and you wonder about the ramication of terminating treatment early? patients with real or perceived problems readily le regulatory body complaints and malpractice claims against doctors. Some people believe doctors guarantee successful results, notwithstanding physiology or patient cooperation. Juries in some jurisdictions appear to agree and award large verdicts, seemingly without regard to liability. Learn to handle these and other problems at the risk management program sponsored by the aaO insurance Company (arrG), an endorsed program of the aaO. the three presenters are experts at handling malpractice claims: an insurance claims specialist; an orthodontist who has been in private practice, and who has served on the aaOiC Claims Committee; and an experienced dental malpractice defense attorney. Learning Objectives:
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recognize problems from real malpractice claims and lawsuits Learn to make changes in behavior and practice activity to minimize exposure
please note that there is no fee to attend; however, please register to attend. Elizabeth Franklin, BA, MS elizabeth Franklin, Ba, MS, is the claims manager at aaO Services, inc. Ms. Franklin has managed the handling of all aaOiC (rrG) orthodontic malpractice claims for over 10 years. Ms. Franklin is experienced in reviewing, analyzing and evaluating orthodontic malpractice claims. Mervin Graham, ddS, MS and thomas McCormick, esq. of naulty, Scaricamazza & Mcdevitt, LLC will join Ms. Franklin.
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Earn a 10% Credit on AAOIC Policy Renewal
Doctors insured by AAOIC (RRG) who attend the entire Risk Management Course will be able to earn a 10-percent professional liability premium discount on your 2011 policy.
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3m unitek platiNum sponsor 2724 S. peck road Monrovia, Ca 91016 uSa 626.574.4461
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boyd industries, inc. 12900 44th Street n Clearwater, FL 33762 uSa 727.561.9292
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401 n. Lindbergh Boulevard Saint Louis, MO 63141 uSa 314.993.1700

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fax: 727.561.9393
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scant@aaortho.org www.aaoinfo.org Stop by and view a full array of aaO products and service samples available for your practice including brochures, practice management forms and dVds.
blivingston@boydind.com www.boydindustries.com Leading manufacturer of treatment chairs, delivery units, sterilization centers, gaming units and accessories.
cmsmith@mmm.com www.3munitek.com 3M unitek is a leading iSO-Certied manufacturer and worldwide supplier of innovative products to orthodontic professionals. From its introduction of seamless orthodontic bands in 1950, 3M unitek has served the industry with consistently high quality products and leading edge treatment solutions offering unique benets for both orthodontists and patients. product include Clarity SL and Smart Clip SL3 Self -Ligating Braces, Clarity Cermic Braces, a wide range of adhesive products including the apC adhesive Coated appliance System, Lava digital Models, and the ultimate in aesthetic treatment using brackets, the incognito appliance System.
CpaC equipment inc./steri-Dent allesee orthodontic appliances 13931 Sprint Street Sturtevant, Wi 53177 uSa 262.886.1050
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2364 Leicester road p.O. Box 175 Leicester, ny 14481 uSa 585.382.3223
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fax: 585.382.3736
carie.hilt@sybrondental.com www.aoalab.com Orthodontic Laboratory creating custom appliances for todays market.
jgambino@cpac.com www.coxrapidheat.com Manufacturer of Steri-dent dry heat and Cox rapid heat Sterilizers.
american orthodontics GolD sponsor
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Crest oral b silver sponsor p&G plaza Cincinnati, Oh 45201 uSa 800.543.257
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1714 Cambridge avenue Sheboygan, Wi 53081 uSa 920.457.5051

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fax: 800.201.1840
fax: 314.993.5208
rhazel@aaortho.org aaofoundation.net the aaO Foundation, the charitable arm of the aaO, provides support to orthodontic education program and orthodontic research.
kdamrow@americanortho.com www.americanortho.com american Orthodontics (aO) has been manufacturing products in Sheboygan, Wisconsin for the orthodontic specialist since 1968. aO stands as the largest privately held manufacturer of orthodontic products in the world. With sales in every developed country. Over 98% of its products are manufactured in the uS. aO prides itself on the quality of its products, the timeliness of its service and the integrity of its customers and business partners. in its 43 year history, aO has exceeded prior years sales with innovative new products and manufacturing technologies.
www.dentalcare.com Working together so that all orthodontic patients have a healthy, beautiful smile for life. Continuing the care that starts in your chair. Orthoessentials Kit offers you fun, engaging, educational tools for your patients and useful resources for your practice.
DemandForce 22 Fourth Street, 4th Floor San Francisco, Ca 94103 uSa 800.210.0355
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Dexta Corporation 962 Kaiser road napa, Ca 94558 uSa 707.255.2454

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Forestadent usa 2315 Weldon parkway St. Louis, MO 63146 uSa 800.721.4940 info@forestadentusa.com www.forestadentusa.com
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fax: 510.532.2800
fax: 707.255.8520
lrango@demandforce.com www.demandforce.com automated marketing and communications software that integrates with your practice management system.
sales@dexta.com www.dexta.com the leading manufacturer of innovative, expertly crafted orthodontic chairs, stools, lights and side unit cabinets.
Worldwide manufacturer of orthodontic products including: brackets, bands, mini screws, etc.
Dentronix, inc. 235 ascot parkway Cuyahoga Falls, Oh 44223 uSa 330.916.7313
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Discus Dental 8550 higuera Street Culver City, Ca 90232 uSa 800.422.9448
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G&H Wire 2165 earlywood drive Franklin, in 46131 uSa 800.526.1026

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fax: 330.916.8198
310.815.5161
fax: 317.346.6663
lexie@dentronix.com www.dentronix.com dentronix manufactures orthodontic pliers, sterilizers and infection control products.
ashleighs@discusdental.com www.discusdental.com discus dental is a direct dealer of premium dental supplies and equipment in a variety of product categories: tooth whitening, lasers, oral hygiene, endodontics, impression materials, etc.
jons@ghwire.com www.ghwire.com Orthodontic manufacturer and worldwide supplier with an expertise in archwires.
Dentsply GaC, international GolD sponsor 355 Knickerbocker avenue Bohemia, ny 11716 uSa 800.645.5530
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GC america inc. 3737 W. 127th alsip, iL 60803 uSa 708.926.3129

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emodel orthodontic services 1740 prior avenue Falcon heights, Mn 55113 uSa 866.436.6335
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fax: 708.926.3043
fax: 631.419.1599
info@gacintl.com www.gacintl.com GaC is a total orthodontic solution for all your practice needs. GaC offers a wide range of exclusive appliances to orthodontists worldwide including brackets, wires, lab products and services.
fax: 952.556.5677
sandy_aron@gcamerica.com www.gcamerica.com develops, markets and supports: glass ionomer ortho bonding GC Fuji Ortho.
info@geodigmcorp.com www.dentalemodels.com emodel 3d digital dental models and eplacment indirect bonding trays.
Great lakes orthodontics 200 Cooper avenue tonawanda, ny 14150 uSa 800.828.7626
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Faireld orthodontics 410 Surf avenue Stratford, Ct 06615 uSa 800.321.0331

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Dentsply raintree essix Glenroe 6448 parkland drive Sarasota, FL 34243 uSa 800.883.8733
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fax: 877.570.2844
info@greatlakesortho.com www.greatlakesortho.com Variety of innovative products, laboratory appliances and on site training center.
fax: 504.488.2429
ffdortho@aol.com www.faireldorthodontics.com Manufactures brackets, bands and baccal tubes.
www.essix.com dentsply raintree essix Glenroe provides total appliance fabrication solutions including: hilliard thermopliers for Minor tooth Movement and MtM Clear aligners.
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High tech innovations 1719 rt. 10e, Suite 215 parsippany, nJ 07054 uSa 973.889.0030
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i-Cat imaging services 1910 n. penn road harteld, pa 19440 uSa 800.205.3570
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invisalign broNZe sponsor 2560 Orchard parkway San Jose, Ca 95131 uSa 408.470.1000
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fax: 973.833.0301
fax: 215.997.5665
jeffw@hticonsultants.com www.hticonsultants.com high tech innovations provides the best in totally integrated hardware, software, systems integration, systems installation and broadband communications solutions to their clients.
info@imagingsciences.com www.imagingsciences.com the i-Cat Cone Beam 3-d imaging System offers fast scan/reconstruction rates.
fax: 408.470.1010
agrova@aligntech.com www.invisalign.com align technology produces invisalign, the worlds leading invisible orthodontic product.
iCe Health systems 1289 higheld Cres. Se, Suite 120 Calgary, aB t2G5M2 Canada 403.800.0059
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Highland metals, inc. 419 perrymont avenue San Jose, Ca 95125 uSa 408.271.2955
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kidzpace interactive, inc. p.O. Box 550 Collingwood, On L9y 4B2 Canada 705.444.2300
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fax: 403.313.9201
fax: 408.271.2962
shustej@essentialtalk.com www.icehealthsystems.com iCe health Systmes is a fully integrated on line practice management system designed to enhance patient care.
fax: 705.444.0007
rocco.freer@highland metals.com www.highlandmetals.com Manufacturer of niti and other alloy metals. We sell direct to doctors through mail order.
nancy@kidzpace.com www.kidzpace.com north americas leading manufacturer of interactive entertainment for professional office waiting areas.
impact 360 3631 Mount Vernon road, Suite 101 Murrayville, Ga 30506 uSa 678.971.4606
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Hu-Friedy mfg. Co, inc. 3232 n rockwell Street Chicago, iL 60618 uSa 773.975.6100
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midatlantic ortho 1008 industrial drive, #d West Berlin, nJ 08091 uSa 856.719.1070
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fax: 877.421.6909
fax: 800.729.129
jeanne@impact360.com www.impact360.com practice management consulting, software implementation and technology/networking solutions for orthodontic practices.
fax: 856.719.1069
info@hufriedy.com www.hu-friedy.com represented in 60+ countries, hu-Friedy offers 7000 hand-crafted instrument designs.
tprusich@midatlanticortho.com www.midatlanticortho.com Midatlantic Ortho manufactures and distributes high quality orthodontic instruments and repairs all brands of pliers and handpieces.
ims specialty services, inc. 124 Main avenue north, Suite 200 twin Falls, id 83301 uSa 800.798.3010
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iaCt 1130 22nd Street S., #3100 Birmingham, aL 35205 uSa 205.879.5251
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fax: 208.733.1844
morgan stanley smith barney 600 Longwater drive norwell, Ma 02061 uSa 781.681.4915
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fax: 205.278.8533
tzgerald@ims-tech.com www.ims-tech.com provides practice management software and consulting services for orthodontic practices.
fax: 781.681.4950
bwestbrook@iactnow.com www.iactnow.com develops, markets and supports interactive software to enhance patient education and case acceptance.
patrick.mcnamara@mssb.com www.mssb.com provides investment management, retirement planning and principal protection strategies.
motion view software 2730 Kanasita drive hixson, tn 37343 uSa 423.475.6914
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ormco 1717 West Collins avenue Orange, Ca 92867 uSa 800.854.1741

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ortho Club 2165 earlywood drive Franklin, in 46131 uSa 937.653.8836

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fax: 423.451.7229
fax: 714.516.7596
fax: 937.653.5534
pvtmail@inn-soft.com www.motionview3d.com 3d laser model and impression scanner.
elaine.klimek@ormco.com www.ormco.com Manufacturer of Orthodontic supplies, instruments and brackets.
vinceg@ctcn.net www.orthoclub.com Wholesale buying club, offering savings, quality product, one-stop shopping and one supplier simplicity, tailored strictly to the orthodontic marketplace.
New england orthodontic laboratory 269 Baccardvale Street Wilmington, Ma 01887 uSa 800.922.6365
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1020 ortho arch Co. 1107 tower road Schaumburg, iL 60173 uSa 847.885.7805
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ortho technology inc. 17401 Commerce park Boulevard tampa, FL 33647 uSa 813.864.2715
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fax: 978.284.6505
fax: 847.885.2596
christian@neolab.com www.neolab.com a family owned and operated laboratory serving orthodontists and pediatric dentists across the country since 1976.
connies@orthoarch.com www.orthoarch.com home of the Mini Mold System, the new GtS torquing Spring, and all your orthodontic needs.
fax: 813.991.5986
juanitag@orthotechnology.com www.orthotechnology.com Orthotechnology the vision of value, service and support. 1025 ortho2 broNZe sponsor 1107 Buckeye avenue ames, ia 50010 uSa 800.678.4644
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orthobanc 2146 Chapman road Chattenooga, tn 37421 uSa 888.758.0585

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fax: 770.772.4051
fax: 888.758.0587
holly@oasys.us www.oasys.us practice management software, games, it, chairs, cabinetry, office themeing.
marketing@orthobanc.com www.orthobanc.com aCh and credit card payments, credit recommendations, complete account management. 303 ortho Classic 1300 ne alpha drive McMinnville, Or 97128 uSa 503.472.8320
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sales@ortho2.com www.ortho2.com Ortho2 introduces the revolutionary edge management, imaging and communictions system, with off-site data hosting option.
opal orthodontics by ultradent 505 West 10200 South South Jordan, ut 84095 uSa 800.552.5512
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orthopli Corporation 10061 Sandmeyer Lane philadelphia, pa 19116 uSa 215.671.1000

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camille.vandusen@ultradent.com www.opalorthodontics.com Opal Orthodontics is a full-service orthodontic company committed to bringing new & innovative products. Opal Orthodontics products include bands, brackets, archwires, adhesives & homecare products.
fax: 503.435.2432
jessica.c@worldclasstech.com www.orthoclassic.com Ortho Classic is a full line orthodontic manufacturer and supplier.
fax: 215.464.3779
orthopli@aol.com www.orthopli.com Manufacturers and distributes orthodontic pliers and photographic mirrors.
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orthosynetics 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd. irving, tx 75039 uSa 504.620.3494 aweber@orthosynetics.com www.orthosynetics.com
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patterson Dental/Dolphin platiNum sponsor Corporate Office 1031 Mendota heights road St. paul, Mn 55120 uSa 800.873.7683 www.pattersondental.com
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reliance orthodontic products, inc. 1540 W. thorndale avenue itasca, iL 60143 uSa 800.323.4348
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paulgropi@aol.com www.relianceorthodontics.com Orthodontic adhesives, cements, sealants and bonding accessories.
We are an orthodontic and dental services rm that provides assitance with business marketing and administrative functions of your practice.
orthotrac / Carestream Dental / kodak Dental systems 1765 the exchange atlanta, Ga 30339 uSa 770.226.3709
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patterson dental is the company you can call on for everything from operatory equipment, digital x-ray products, dental practice nancing and innovative Cad/CaM impressioning solutions as well as the service and support to seamlessly integrate these technologies into your practice.
rGp, inc. 1 Shannon Court, Suite 103 Bristol, ri 02809 uSa 401.254.9695
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fax: 401.254.0157
planmeca, inc. 100 n. Gary avenue, Suite a roselle, iL 60172 uSa 630.529.2300
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dj@rgpergo.com www.rgpergo.com the Swedish Seating System is an ergonomically designed operatory stool. Our 400-d combines unparalleled support with an elegant design and the hydraulic mechanism allows the stools back and seat to oat, independently following ones movement.
fax: 678.742.9272
chris.kock@carestream.com www.carestreamdental.com Carestream dental provides a completely integrated solution set consisting of Orthotrac practice management, digital imaging and 3d solutions for orthodontic practices.
fax: 630.529.1929
sales@planmecausa.com www.planmecausa.com Offers an imaging solution for every clinical need, 2d, 3d and intraoral.
rmo, inc. 650 W. Colfax avenue denver, CO 80204 uSa 800.525.6375

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parklund labs, inc. 4 abbott place Millbury, Ma 01527 uSa 508.831.0802

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platypustm Co. 12201 Moccasin Court Missoula, Mt 59808 uSa 888.534.6313 timd@playpusco.com www.platypusco.com
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fax: 303.592.8209
fax: 508.831.3603
rmosales@rmortho.com www.rmortho.com Synergistic solutions for progressive orthodontics.
parklund@verizon.net Orthodontic lab that makes great appliances and cool furniture for the waiting room.
platypus Orthodontic Flosser the easiest way to oss with braces.
ross orthodontic 880 eastgate road Midlothian, tx 76065 uSa 800.247.4109

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practice Genius 3525 del Mar heights road, #413 San diego, Ca 92130 uSa 800.560.1469
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fax: 972.775.8758
fax: 858.997.2092
info@rossorthodontic.com www.rossorthodontic.com Manufacturer and designer of orthodontic specic delivery systems, offices, sterilization centers and cabinetry.
info@practicegenius.com www.practicegenius.com Custom reward & fulllment programs, automated contests, survey/reviews, new patient generation.
sesame Communications 542 First ave S., Suite 300 Seattle, Wa 98104 uSa 877.633.5193
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specialty appliances 4905 hammond industrial drive Cumming, Ga 30041 uSa 678.513.4408
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televox 1110 Montlimar drive, Suite 700 Mobile, aL 36609 uSa 251.706.3777
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fax: 206.682.1373
fax: 678.513.7345
fax: 251.661.0110
malora@sesamecommunications.com www.sesamecommunications.com Sesame 24-7 is your complete online solution for appointment, account & treatment information; custom websites; search marketing; patient login portal; social media marketing; phone, email and text reminders.
ahurt@specialtyappliances.com www.specialtyappliances.com Orthodontic Laboratory, 3-d printing, herbst, xed appliances, Clear image aligners and indirect Bonding.
jasonl@televox.com www.televox.com teleVox combines high-technology with a human touch to help you engage yoru customers, decrease appointment no shows, increase on-time bill payments, improve patient care, help you create a compelling online business presence, help you promote and market new products and services; and even give you a patientget-patient referral system.
speeD system orthodontics 298 Shepherd avenue Cambridge, On n3C 1V1 Canada 519.658.2925
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solutions by Design/ screen play technologies 2565 alluvial avenue, Suite 102 Clovis, Ca 93611 uSa 559.436.8380
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fax: 519.658.6925
speedback@speedsystem.com www.speedsystem.com Leading the way in self-ligation for more than 25 years, Speed System Orthodontics manufactures and markets the self-ligating Speed appliance and auxillary products, including Supercable and hills Wire.
tooC, inc. 22 Gail, C Sparta, nJ 07871 uSa 800.438.8662

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fax: 559.436.5263
info@solutionsbydesign.com www.solutionsbydesign.com Screenplay, iScreenplay, Screenplay Montage, referral Wave, bLink, andi, logo and website design, custom video, SeO.
fax: 973.383.3269
toocinc@aol.com www.toocinc.com Office design chairs side units and office cabinetry.
summit orthodontic services, inc. p.O. Box 218 343 northmoreland avenue Munroe Falls, Oh 44262 uSa 800.321.9124
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sirona Dental 4835 Sirona drive, Suite 100 Charlotte, nC 28273 uSa 800.659.5977
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topdentists.com 5839 Green Valley Circle, Suite 208 Culver City, Ca 90230 uSa 310.642.9539
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fax: 330.928.4857
fax: 704.587.9394
www.sirona.com Manufactures digital intra-oral x-rays, pan/ceph and 3d x-ray imaging systems.
info@summitorthodontic.com www.summitorthodontic.com Orthodontic lab & supply company. Family owned and operated for 50 years.
fax: 310.642.9866
tradeshows@topdentists.com www.topdentists.com We are an internet marketing and patient referral company for dentists supplying websites at a cost to prospective clients.
smiles Change lives 2405 Grand, Suite 300 Kansas City, MO 64108 uSa 816.421.4949
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suresmile 2350 Campbell Creek Boulevard, #400 richarson, tx 75082 uSa 972.728.5500
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fax: 7816.421.3008
fax: 972.728.5600
andrea@smileschangelives.org www.smileschangelives.org Smiles Change Lives connects caring orthodontists with children in need in all 50 states.
info@suresmile.com www.suresmile.com Suresmile uses advanced imaging, treatment planning software and robotically customized archwires for high quality outcomes.
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tops software 2621 Sandy plains road, #101 Marietta, Ga 30066 uSa 770.645.2488
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vatech america, inc. 333 Meadowlands parkway, Suite 303 Secaucus, nJ 07094 uSa 801.210.5028
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yodle 50 W. 23rd Street new york, ny 10010 uSa 877.276.5104

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fax: 770.998.1046
fax: 201.601.0859
fax: 646.753.6312
info@topsortho.com www.topsortho.com topsOrtho provides practice management systems for orthodontic practices worldwide.
mburrows@vatchamerica.com www.vatechamerica.com a leading provider of 2d/3d imaging solutions.
info@yodle.com www.yodle.com Leader in local online advertising that has developed an integrated approach to serving businesses that are transitioning their marketing budgets online.
tp orthodontics 100 Center plaza Laporte, in 46350 uSa 800.348.8856

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yankee Dental Congress 2 Willow Street, Suite 200 Southborough, Ma 01745 uSa 508.449.6031
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fax: 219.324.3029
fax: 508.449.6131
info@tportho.com www.tportho.com tp Orthodontics, inc. is a leading supplier of orthodontic products including invu aesthetic brackets.
atorpey@massdental.org www.yankeedental.org Continuing education.
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NESO Leadership 2010-2011
oFFiCers philip Mansour John Callahan dennis hiller terry Sobler hugh phillis Christopher Lundberg perry Opin president president-elect Secretary treasurer trustee editor parliamentarian
represeNtatives to tHe aao aND abo aaO Foundation aaO paC aBO president CdaBO immediate past president nick Barone Lisa howard Barry Briss dorothy Whalen
aao CouNCil represeNtatives Council on Communications Council on Government affairs Salvatore Manente dennis hiller John Callahan patricia timmeny daniel ryan Leslie Will paul McKenna Carolyn Melita Lokesh Suri
exeCutive Committee philip Mansour John Callahan dennis hiller terry Sobler Lee erickson Jack Kasewicz hugh phillis Christopher Lundberg perry Opin president president-elect Secretary treasurer immediate past president past president trustee editor parliamentarian
Council on insurance Council on Membership, ethics and Judicial Concern Council on new and younger Members Council on Orthodontic education Council on Orthodontic health Care Council on Orthodontic practice Council on Scientic affairs
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DeleGates david angus nicholas Barone John Callahan Christina Carter Lee erickson Jack Kacewicz Chris Lundberg patricia timmeny Leslie Will
Kenneth Carlough Frank deQuattro James holland peiman Mahdavi Salvatore Manente Michal Kleinlerer John Steinman dan Stuart
CompoNeNt DireCtors Michael Ferry rhode island Massachusetts new york Maine Connecticut atlantic provinces Quebec Vermont new hampshire
alterNate DeleGates dennis hiller Salvatore Manente philip Mansour Carolyn Melita perry Opin terry Sobler
James Kane, iii Christina Carter Lisa howard Kenneth Carlough don Johnston andr ruest John Steinman anne todd
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J. Lowe young* herbert a. pullen* C.W.B. Wheeler* henry C. Ferris* Joseph d. eby* John V. Mershon* Leuman M. Waugh* Frank a. delabarre* C.a. hawley* William C. Fisher* Charles a. Spahn* Lowrie J. porter* henry e. Kelsey* Frederick t. Murllees Jr.* Fred r. Blumenthal* henry u. Barber Jr.* albert y. Crosby* alfred p. rogers* Franklin a. Squires* Glenn e. young* Sidney e. riesner* e. Stanley Butler* William C. Keller* raymond L. Webster* Glenn h. Whitson* John W. ross* norman L. hillyer* robert h.W. Strang* richard a. Lowy* paul hoffman* George S. Callaway* Jack a. Salzmann* philip e. adams* eugene J. Kelly* Oscar Jacobson* Clifford G. Glaser* Walter r. Bedell* Wilbur J. prezzano* henry C. Beebe* irving Grenadier* William r. Joule* everett a. tisdale* david Mossberg* Brainerd F. Swain* John L. dolce* C. douglas hoyt*
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{ On- S i te Gu id e }

NESO 2011 Annual Meeting

Beauty and Performance Performance

A New Generation of eneration

Has Arr s A rived Arrived.

Clarity ADVANCED Ceramic Brackets.

2011 NESO On-Site Program

Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Pages 12 - 26

Page 27 Pages 28 - 34 Page 36 Page 37 Page 38

SELF LIGATING LIGATING LINGUAL SYSTEM LINGUAL SYSTEM

DIGITALLY ASSISTED DIGITALLY ASSISTED T L TREATMENT TREATMENT A

POSITIONING JIGS POSITIONING JIGS

OVER OVER 1000 CASES 1000 CASES IN TREATMENT TREATMENT A

dr. philip M. Mansour neSO president

dr. Christina Carter 2011 General Chair

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Who Can You Trust to Help Grow Your Practice?

Where Practice Growth Takes Root

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November 10, 2011

New & younger members and residents reception (sponsored by Dentsply/GAC)

towne Stove & Spirits

Schedule at a Glance {continued}

November 11, 2011

Back Bay Falmouth room

12:00nn 1:30pm 12:00nn 1:30pm 1:30pm 3:00pm

Salon G Back Bay

3:00pm 4:00pm 3:30pm 5:00pm

5:30pm 7:15pm 6:15pm 7:15pm 6:15pm 7:15pm

Boylston and tremont rooms Vineyard room provincetown room

Schedule at a Glance {continued}

November 12, 2011

Back Bay Falmouth room Back Bay

Back Bay Champions

3:00pm 3:30pm 3:30pm 5:00pm

presidents reception (sponsored by 3M Unitek)

top of the hub prudential Center Skyway Obsevatory

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Schedule at a Glance {continued}

November 13, 2011

Enter to Win an iPad2

Dont wait another second!

Start Generating Patients NOW

Come to NESO Booth 1127 Or call 1.888.392.7444

For more information go to www.americanboardortho.com.

A Special Thank You

GolD level American Orthodontics

GolD level Dentsply GAC, International

silver level Crest Oral B

broNZe level Invisalign

broNZe level Ortho2

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Please Attend {NESO Members Business Meetings}

Friday, November 11, 2011

iNterDisCipliNary sessioN 1:30pm 3:45pm Salon F 2.0 Ceus

2. increased production 3. More patient referrals 4. improved efficiency

5. Less turnover and absenteeism 6. happier working environment

2. Vertical dimension of Occlusion 3. anterior Guidance 4. parafunctional habits Learning Objectives:

2. demonstrate the anchorage capabilities of implants to move teeth in debilitated dentitions

Saturday, November 12, 2011

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