Dr. Sarah Lee DDS, MS
will present
"Zygomatic implants in the reconstruction and rehabilitation of maxillary defects"
Course Description:
The original zygomatic implant was developed specifically for assisting prosthetic rehabilitation opportunities in the dental oncology patient undergoing significant resection of the maxilla. Since its introduction, advancements in reconstructive techniques have led to improved survivorship of patients with maxillary defects; and similarly, have expanded the utility of the zygomatic implant in supporting prosthetic rehabilitation. This presentation will go into depth on understanding how to effectively plan, treat, and maintain zygomatic implants for the reconstruction and rehabilitation care of patients with maxillary defects.
Course Objectives:
1. Learn zygomatic treatment algorithms for patients with a maxillary defect
2. Understand indications and contraindications for zygomatic implants in patients with a maxillary defect
3. Review long-term outcomes and maintenance related to the reconstructed maxilla rehabilitated with zygomatic implants
"Multidisciplinary Implant Prosthodontics: Understanding how to optimize prosthetic rehabilitation with collaborative specialty care"
Course description:
Implant-based prosthetic rehabilitation is a common form of restoration that replaces missing dentoalveolar structures to improve esthetics and function. Despite its broad usage, implant prosthodontics is complex as it requires a multifaceted care approach for its successful and predictable application in cases as focal as a single tooth restoration and as expansive as full arch edentulation with orthognathic skeletal realignment. On the other hand, implants and their accompanying prostheses can be used to facilitate the outcomes of non-prosthodontic, specialty treatment like orthodontic tooth movement. This course explores the process of collaborating and implementing a multidisciplinary practice in implant prosthodontics to optimize the quality of treatment results and comprehensive patient care.
Course objectives
1. Review systematic diagnostic criteria to develop a comprehensive overview for multidisciplinary implant prosthodontic treatment planning.
2. Understand the roles of non-prosthetic specialties in the implant prosthodontics treatment and management.
3. Identify indications and recommendations for implementing specialty coordination in various implant case scenarios
4. Learn how to effectively sequence multiple phases of patient care between specialty services.
5. Develop multidisciplinary care plans encompassing treatments for new implant cases, refractory implant complications, and long-term implant maintenance
Bio:
Dr. Sarah Lee is a board-certified maxillofacial prosthodontist at the Mayo Clinic in the Division of Prosthetic Dentistry and Esthetics in the Department of Dental Specialties. She also serves as program director of the Advanced Prosthodontics residency program at Mayo Clinic. Dr. Lee completed her formal dental training at the Adams School of Dentistry at the University of North Carolina. She also completed a general practice residency at the University of Michigan and practiced in public health dentistry. She then completed her advanced prosthodontics training and earned a Master’s Degree in Oral Biology from UNC. Her Maxillofacial Prosthetics and Dental Oncology fellowship was completed at Mayo Clinic. Her specialty interest involves oral reconstruction with prosthetic rehabilitation and digital dentistry. Dr. Lee's areas of clinical and research focus include:
• Prosthetic rehabilitation, in conjunction with oral reconstruction, for managing congenital and acquired defects of the face and oral cavity
• Multidisciplinary coordination of care with surgical specialties, radiation oncology, medical oncology, and allied health professions
• Advancing digital practices into oral healthcare platforms to improve clinical experiences and care outcomes
• Improving the delivery of care and quality of life of patients affected by oral dysfunction and disabilities
*Food will be provided*
Hotel Indigo
263 W Grandview Pkwy Traverse City, MI 49684 phone: 231-932-0500
Dr. Allan Padbury Jr DDS MS
will present 9:00am-10:30am
“Review of Crown Lengthening and Review of Biologic Width Principles”
Course Description:
An adequate understanding of the relationship between periodontal tissues and
restorative dentistry is paramount to ensure adequate form, function, esthetics, and
comfort. While most clinicians are aware of this important
relationship, uncertainty remains regarding specific concepts such as the biologic
width and indications and applications for surgical crown lengthening. This course
discusses the concept of the biologic width and its relationship to periodontal health
and restorative dentistry. The importance of restorative margin location, materials, and
contours related to periodontal health will be addressed. The rationale and indications
for surgical crown lengthening will be elaborated and surgical principles of crown
lengthening will also be examined.
Course Objectives
1) Understand the meaning of the “biologic width” and its relevance to clinical procedures.
2) Understand the relationship between gingival tissues and restorative margin location, overhangs, and contours.
3) Understand the rationale and clinical indications for surgical crown lengthening; including examples.
Dr. Allan Padbury Jr. received his dental degree and Master’s degree in Periodontics from the University of Michigan School of Dentistry. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology. After completion of his postgraduate degree, Dr. Padbury immediately began his private practice limited to periodontics and implant dentistry in Jackson, Michigan.
Dr. Padbury Jr. is an Adjunct Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Michigan School of Dentistry in the Department of Periodontics & Oral Medicine. He is an active member of the American Academy of Periodontology, the Midwest Society of Periodontology and the Michigan Periodontal Association. He is a member of the American and Michigan Dental Associations (ADA, MDA) and previously served as a Delegate from the Jackson District to the MDA. Dr. Padbury is currently President of the Michigan Periodontal Association, as well as Past President of the Bunting Periodontal Study Club, and Past President of the Jackson District Dental Society.
Dr. Padbury Jr. served on the Written Exam Committee and was an oral examiner for the State of Michigan Licensing Board of Dentistry and Periodontics for eight years and is the past Michigan Periodontal Association liaison to the Michigan Board of Dentistry Specialty Examinations. Locally, he has served on the Board of Directors and is past Board Vice-Chair for the Jackson Center for Family Health and is on the Board of Directors for the Jackson College, Dental Hygiene program.
Dr. Padbury Jr. won numerous awards for his student research at the University of Michigan centered on the relationship between periodontal disease and systemic bone metabolism and has published articles in the Journal of Periodontology, Journal of Clinical Periodontology, and Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism. He gives lectures on clinical periodontics and implant dentistry at the University of Michigan School of Dentistry and at various professional societies.
Dr. James Braun DDS MS
will present 10:30am-NOON
"The Dental Lab:
Your Trusted Partner for Success"
Course Description:
The importance of the dental lab to your practice cannot be overstated. The variety and quality of restorations produced can only be achieved through the use of a dependable dental laboratory. In order to ensure the desired outcome, certain aspects need to be contributed by the dentist and the dental team. This course will outline critical steps, equipment, and materials necessary for superior case outcomes.
Learning Objectives:
1) Identify key equipment for lab dialogue, such as cameras.
2) Review best option for predictable shade appraisal.
3) Highlight important adjunct clinical equipment, such as lasers.
4) Outline clinical steps to insure well fitted restorations.
Bio:
Dr. Braun pursued the D.D.S. program at the University of Michigan and after graduation he earned a Masters degree in Prosthodontics from the same institution. Upon returning to his hometown of Saginaw Michigan, he established a full-time private practice specializing in Prosthodontics, which has been in continuation for over 30 years. Dr. Braun serves as a member of the A.D.A. CERP Advisory Board, and staff appointments have included the University of Michigan School of Dentistry and hospitals in Ann Arbor and Saginaw, Michigan.
For over 25 years, Dr. Braun has offered seminars at a great number of national and international meetings. Lectures offered at major meetings have included the A.D.A. Annual Session, Thomas P. Hinman Dental Meeting, Greater New York Meeting, the Chicago Mid-Winter Meeting, and over twenty A.D.A. affiliated state dental associations. Besides his lecture series he has conducted numerous hands-on workshops, webinars and published a variety of articles on esthetic restorative dentistry for journals and magazines. Several major dental manufacturing companies utilize his professional skills on a consultant basis for the development of new products. Dr. Braun continues to be selected by “Dentistry Today” as one of the top clinicians in dental continuing education.
Afternoon Session (Noon-3pm):
Graduate Prosthodontic Faculty
and Residents Presentation
*Food will be provided*
The Graduate Hotel
615 E Huron St, Ann Arbor, MI
phone: 734-769-2200
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