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COURSE CALENDAR
C O N T I N U I N G D E N TA L E D U C AT I O N
TABLE OF CONTENTS — COURSES AT A GLANCE
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JANUARY 26, 2016
Research Day ~ Oral Cancer:
The Journey from Early Detection to
Survivorship
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APRIL 30 — MAY 7, 2016
Clinical Skills Enrichment Course (CSEC)
for Foreign Trained Dentists
Course Director: Dr. Goli Khorsandian
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MAY 13 — 15, 2016
Mastering Adult Minimal Sedation:
Inhalation and Oral Sedation in Dentistry
JANUARY 2016 — JUNE 2016
Dental Biomaterials:
NEW STUDY CLUB
From Scientific Evidence
to Clinical Practice
Dr. Ricardo Carvalho, Dr. Adriana Manso
Dr. Jason Goodchild, Dr. Mark Donaldson,
Dr. Scott Dickinson
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FEBRUARY 1 — 5, 2016
Adventure & Learn: Hawaii 2016
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Dr. Charles Shuler, Dr. Mark Donaldson,
Dr. Michael Racich
MAY 28 — 29, 2016
Make Them Smile Again — Update
Dentoalveolar Trauma:
Two Day Theoretical and Hands-on Course
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FEBRUARY 18 — 20, 2016
Ski & Learn: Whistler
Dr. Ricardo Carvalho, Dr. Matt Illes,
Dr. Adriana Manso
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MARCH — MAY, 2016
Certificate in Dental Practice
Management;
Building a Business Worth Smiling About
Mr. Steve Alishran, Dr. Jim Armstrong,
Dr. Anthony Boardman, Dr. Mahesh
Nagarajan, Dr. Tim Silk, Dr. Daniel Skarlicki
Dr. Christine Berthold
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ORTHODONTIC MODULE
MAY 24TH – JUNE 15, 2016
Orthodontic Update May 24 ­— 26, 2016
Orthodontic Module for CDAs and RDHs
May 24 — June 15, 2016
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June 2, 2016
Current Concepts in the Management of
Extraction Sockets: A Hands-on Course
Dr. Daniele Cardaropoli
– in conjunction with Sauder School of
Business
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JUNE 6 —­ 10, 2016
Cast Gold Restorations
Dr. Margaret Webb
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APRIL 16, 2016
How to Diagnose, Assess and Manage
Patients with TMD
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Ms. Cathy Russell
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APRIL 23, 2016
Porcelain Veneers:
A Step By Step Approach
JUNE 10, 2016
Minimally Invasive Adhesive and Esthetic
Dentistry: A Contemporary Approach
Dedicated to Maximum Hard and Soft
Tissue Preservation
Dr. Nariman Amiri
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APRIL 23, 2016
Surgical Assisting and Sterile Set Up for
Implants and Grafting Procedures
Ms. Jody Field, Ms. Penny Anderson,
Ms. Teena Dhensaw
Dr. Abdi Sameni
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AUGUST 8 — 18, 2016
Adventure and Learn
Prague and The Romantic Danube Cruise
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STUDY CLUBS AND FALL COURSE
PREVIEW
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WINTER 2016
Dear Life Long Learner:
I am very pleased to present the Winter / Spring 2016 Catalogue of Courses sponsored
by Continuing Dental Education at The University of British Columbia. I hope that by
providing you with this detailed information, you will be able to take advantage of some
of the excellent educational opportunities available.
As you will discover we have an exciting roster of courses again this coming year, in
Vancouver, Hawaii, Whistler, and Europe.
I welcome your feedback on the courses we offer and if there are any suggestions for
future speakers and/or courses that you would like us to program, please e-mail me
directly at sylvia.stephens@ubc.ca. It would be my pleasure to hear from you!
Check our website often at www.dentistry.ubc.ca/cde for updates and confirmation of
dates of our exciting new courses.
Lastly, I would like to thank our sponsors for their ongoing support of our program, and
you, our participant, for your continued enrolment in our courses. I hope that you are
enjoying the season, and I am looking forward to seeing you in the fall!
With kind regards,
Sylvia Stephens, Director
Continuing Dental Education
Please display this catalogue in your office so that all members of your team have access to
these continuing education opportunities.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
TO REGISTER:
If paying by credit card, please register online: www.dentistry.ubc.ca/cde and click
“Register Online” for the course you would like to participant in.
REGISTER BY PHONE:
Local calls:
Toll free: 604.822.6156
1.877.328.7744 (Canada & US)
CREDITS
Continuing education credits for Dentists and Certified Dental Assistants are automatically
forwarded to the College of Dental Surgeons of B.C.; and for Dental Technicians to the College of
Dental Technicians of B.C. Registered Dental Hygienists are required to maintain their own records
for submission; however, we include letters of attendance in the registration packages that are picked
up at the registration desk on the day of each course. Upon request, we can provide records of
attendance at UBC sponsored courses.
BREAKS
For full day courses, beverages, and light snacks are available upon arrival, and morning refreshment
breaks and lunches are included. Refreshments and a light snack are provided for evening lectures.
PARKING
Parking at UBC is available in the Health Sciences Visitors Parkade: weekends and evenings (after
5 pm) f lat rate $8.00 (Mastercard and Visa accepted). Parkade parking during weekdays is available at
$1.75 per half hour up to a maximum of $16.00 per day.
REFUND POLICY
Limited Enrolment Courses require a minimum of 21 days notice for a full refund less $50.00
administration fee. Cancellations made between 21 and 14 days prior to the first day of the program
will receive a 50% refund. No refund will be granted for cancellations made less 14 days prior to the
first day of the program.
For unlimited enrolment courses, registrants withdrawing 72 hours prior to the course date will be
refunded less a $50.00 administration fee. No refund will be granted for cancellations made less than
72 hours prior to the course date.
Travel & Learn and Licensing courses have individual refund policies. Please refer to each specific
brochure for refund policies.
DISCLAIMER
Dental education institutions have an obligation to disseminate new knowledge related to dental
practice. Some presentations may include controversial materials or commercial references.
Sponsorship of a continuing education course by The University of British Columbia does not imply
endorsement of a particular philosophy, procedure, or product by The University of British Columbia.
UBC CONTINUING DENTAL EDUCATION 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.
Concerns or complaints about a CE provider may be directed to the provider or to ADA CERP at
www.ada.org/goto/cerp.
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UBC DENTISTRY RESEARCH DAY 2016
Oral Cancer: The Journey from Early Detection to Survivorship
TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2016
ALMA MATER SOCIETY STUDENT NEST, GREAT HALL
8:00 — 8:30
REGISTRATION & CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
8:30 — 8:45 WELCOME — Dr. Charles Shuler, Professor and Dean, UBC Faculty of Dentistry
INTRODUCTION & OVERVIEW OF THE DAY — Dr. Edward Putnins, Professor and
Associate Dean of Research & Graduate/Postgraduate Studies, UBC Faculty of Dentistry
8:45 — 9:20 CLINICAL RISK FACTORS OF ORAL LESIONS Dr. Bertrand Chan, Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Oral Biological
& Medical Sciences, UBC Faculty of Dentistry
9:20 — 9:45 BIRTH COHORT AND CALENDAR PERIOD TRENDS IN RISING INCIDENCE RATES OF
OROPHARYNGEAL CANCERS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA
Dr. Ajit Auluck, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Simon Fraser University,
Burnaby, BC, Canada
9:45 — 10:10 MOLECULAR ANALYSIS AND CHANGES IN TOLUIDINE BLUE OVER TIME: PREDICTING
MALIGNANT PROGRESSION
Ms. Leigha Rock, PhD Student, Department of Oral Biological &
Medical Sciences, UBC Faculty of Dentistry
10:10 — 10:40 COFFEE BREAK
10:40 — 10:55 A SURVIVOR’S STORY — Ms. Brenda Currie and Mr. Daniel St. Andrews
10:55 — 11:30 CANADIAN OPTICALLY GUIDED APPROACH FOR ORAL LESIONS SURGICAL (COOLS)
TRIAL
Dr. Catherine Poh, Associate Professor, Department of Oral Biological &
Medical Sciences, UBC Faculty of Dentistry
11:30 — 11:45 RESEARCH POSTER AWARDS PRESENTATION
11:45 — 12:55 LUNCH (BOX LUNCH PROVIDED) & RESEARCH POSTER VIEWING
12:55 — 1:30
THE IMPACT OF ONCOLOGIC TREATMENTS ON PROSTHETIC REHABILITATION
Dr. Caroline Nguyen, Assistant Professor, Department of Oral Health Sciences,
UBC Faculty of Dentistry
1:30 — 2:45 NEXT GEN FOR ORAL CANCER: LESSONS LEARNED AND A VISION FOR THE FUTURE
(KEYNOTE ADDRESS)
Dr. Miriam Rosin, Professor, Department of Biomedical Physiology & Kinesiology,
Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, BC, Canada; Director, BC Oral Cancer Prevention
Program and Senior Scientist, BC Cancer Agency, Vancouver, BC, Canada
2:45 — 3:00 WRAP-UP & DISCUSSION
UBC Dentistry Thanks the Following Research Day 2016 Sponsors:
SILVER BREAKFAST SPONSOR
SILVER LUNCH SPONSOR
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JANUARY 2016 — JUNE 2016
DE 9164
Dental Biomaterials: From Scientific Evidence to Clinical Practice
—A New Study Club in Vancouver and Surrey
Dr. Ricardo Carvalho and Dr. Adriana Manso
This blended seminar-lecture based study club will cover the most updated scientific literature available
for an evidence-based practice regarding dental biomaterials. As most of the restorative dentistry
procedures rely on adequate material selection and clinical handling, we will provide an immediate
clinical application for optimal results. The topics will cover a review of the most current scientific
literature, material selections, and recommendation of clinical procedures. Each 3.5-hour session
will be broken down into a seminar and lecture sessions. Clinical cases will be used to explore the
decision-making process that was used to determine the best approach in terms of materials selection
and techniques used to achieve the best resolution. Participants will be encouraged to bring their own
clinical cases and questions related to dental biomaterials for group discussions.
FOR A MORE DETAILED COURSE SYNOPSIS, PLEASE VISIT WWW.DENTISTRY.UBC.CA/CDE
RICARDO CARVALHO, DDS, PHD,
received his DDS (1986) and his
Ph.D (1993) from The University of
São Paulo, Bauru School of
Dentistry, Bauru, SP, Brazil. He was
a Visiting Scholar in the Department of
Biomaterials, University of Alabama at
Birmingham, post-doc and Adjunct Assistant
Professor in the Department of Oral Biology and
Maxillofacial Pathology at Georgia Health
Sciences University, and Visiting Professor in
several other dental schools in the USA and
Japan. Dr. Carvalho has taught Operative
Dentistry, Dental Materials, and Prosthodontics
at University of São Paulo, Brazil (1988-2011),
University of Florida, Gainesville, L, USA
(2008- 2009); and is currently at The University
of British Columbia. He has authored, or
co-authored over 200 scientific publications in
peer-reviewed journals and 7 books and book
chapters and several other technical publications
in the field of Restorative Dentistry and Dental
Biomaterials.
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ADRIANA PIGOZZO MANSO, DDS,
MSC, PHD received her dental
degree from the University of
Londrina, Parana, Brazil in 1992.
She became a specialist in
Endodontics in 1995 and in Operative Dentistry
in 2001. Her MSc degree in Operative Dentistry
in 2005 and PhD degree in Dental Materials in
2009 were both received from the University of
São Paulo. She worked full time in private
practice for 14 years. In 2001 she started teaching
at Specializations Courses, and in 2008-2009 she
became a Clinical Assistant Professor in the
Department of Operative Dentistry at the
University of Florida. She joined UBC Dentistry
in December 2011 as Clinical Assistant Professor
in the Biomaterials Division. Dr. Manso has
authored or co-authored 20 scientific articles in
peer reviewed international journals, 3 book
chapters, and 4 articles in technical magazines.
She is also a reviewer of multiple journals in
Dentistry as Journal of Dental Research, Dental
Materials, Operative Dentistry, Journal
Biomedical Materials Research, and others. She
has scientific and clinical special interest in
adhesive systems, resin composites, and dental
cements.
CONTINUING DENTAL EDUCATION | 2016 CALENDAR
TUITION:
DENTISTS: $1695 LIMITED ENROLMENT: 12 PARTICIPANTS
Includes course materials, a light meal each
evening, and a closing dinner.
A non-refundable deposit of $395 is due upon
registration.
Pre-Registration is advised. We require
complete information for all registrants.
Please register as early as possible
in order to reserve a space!
21 HOURS OF INSTRUCTION
SESSION DATES, TIMES AND LOCATIONS:
MONDAY EVENINGS:
FRIDAY AFTERNOONS:
UBC LOCATION
SURREY LOCATION
Sutherland Clinic
J.B. MacDonald Bld.
2199 Wesbrook Mall,
Vancouver, BC
POHC — Pacific Oral Health Centre
Suite 300 – 15850 24 Ave., Surrey, BC
Agronomy Road
Health
Sciences
Parkade
Health Sciences Mall
Life
Sciences
Centre
UBC
Hospital
IRC
J.B. MacDonald Building
Wesbrook Mall to 16th Ave
Sutherland Clinic
University Blvd.
to 10th Ave
DATES:
DATES:
• January 25, 2016
• February 22, 2016
• January 29, 2016
• February 26, 2016
• April 4, 2016
• April 25, 2016
• April 1, 2016
• April 29, 2016
• May 30, 2016
• June 13, 2016
• May 27, 2016
• June 17, 2016
TIMES: 6:30 pm – 10:00 pm
TIMES: 1 :30 pm – 5:00 pm
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ADVENTURE & LEARN PROGRAMS
HAWA I I 2016
ON THE BIG ISL AND OF HAWAII
F E B R U A R Y 1 —­ F E B R U A R Y 5 , 2 016
H AWA I I , FA I R M O N T O R C H I D R E S O R T
Diagnosis and Treatment of
Common Oral Lesions
TUITION:
Dr. Charles Shuler
Dentists:$1055
CDA, RDH, technicians,
office staff and auxiliaries
$675
Includes seminar kit, continental breakfasts,
breaks and relevant course materials. TIMES:
Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri
8:00 am - 11:30 am
Wed 3:30 pm - 6:30 pm
17 HOURS OF INSTRUCTION
HOTEL RESERVATIONS AND AIRFARES
Special airfares and hotel reservations have
been arranged for course members that are not
available to the general public.
Please call Jane Patrick at North South Travel
604-717-1751 or email jane@nstravel.bc.ca
to book today! She will be happy to arrange
all your travel requests, including car rental,
room upgrades, and flights.
FOR A DETAILED COURSE SYNOPSIS, PLEASE
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There are a number of oral soft tissue lesions
that occur relatively frequently and it is
important for a dentist to understand the
approach to achieve a definitive diagnosis and
recommend a course of therapy based on that
diagnosis. Common oral lesions have several
features in common with more significant
diagnoses so differentiation is critical. Once
the definitive diagnosis is established common
lesions each have a particular approach to
treatment. This presentation will cover some
common oral lesions and establish a differential
diagnosis for each of them. The best clinical
approaches to establish a final diagnosis will be
discussed. The different approaches to therapy
based on the final diagnosis will be presented.
Common oral lesions can be managed in a
general dental practice and the most critical
aspect is establishing a definitive diagnosis.
CHARLES F. SHULER, DMD, PHD is
the Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry
at The University of British
Columbia. Prior to UBC he was a
faculty member at the University of
Southern California for 18 years. At USC he
served as the Director of the University of
Southern California Center for Craniofacial
Molecular Biology holding an endowed chair
position as the George and Mary Lou Boone
CONTINUING DENTAL EDUCATION | 2016 CALENDAR
Professor of Craniofacial Molecular Biology. He
also served as the Director of the Graduate
Program in Craniofacial Biology and the
Associate Dean for Student and Academic Affairs
at the USC School of Dentistry. Dr. Shuler
received his B.S. in Biochemistry from the
University of Wisconsin, his D.M.D. from
Harvard School of Dental Medicine, his Ph.D. in
Pathology from the University of Chicago, and
his Oral Pathology specialty education at the
University of Minnesota and the Royal Dental
College, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Contemporary Comprehensive Oral Care
Dr. Mike Racich
Patients present at the dental office for
appearance, function, and comfort
considerations. Today, practitioners must possess
the skills to adequately provide such services or
be a willing quarterback. This two-part evidencebased presentation will overview current
concepts in multi and interdisciplinary oral care
such as TMD/orofacial pain, single and multitooth dentistry, and prognosis.
MICHAEL J. RACICH, DMD, FAGD is
a 1982 graduate from University of
British Columbia and has a general
dental practice emphasizing
comprehensive restorative dentistry,
prosthodontics, and TMD/ orofacial pain. Dr.
Racich is a member of many professional
organizations and has lectured nationally and
internationally on subjects relating to patient
comfort, function, and appearance. He is a
Fellow of the Academy of General Dentistry and
the American College of Dentists as well as a
Diplomate of the American Board of Orofacial
Pain and the International Congress of Oral
Implantologists. Dr. Racich has published many
peer-reviewed scientific journals such as the
Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry and the Canadian
Dental Journal and has authored the books: The
Basic Rules of Oral Rehabilitation (2010), The
Basic Rules of Occlusion (2012), and The Basic
Rules of Facially Generated Treatment Planning
(2013). Currently he mentors the didactic/clinical
FOCUS Dental Education Continuum (study
clubs, proprietary programs, coaching, 2nd
opinions only).
Illicit Drugs and the Dental Patient
Dr. Mark Donaldson
This program looks at some of these most
challenging patients, their most common negative
oral health sequelae due to illicit drug use, and the
management of these patients with a particular
focus on the dental realm. Case studies will
augment the delivery of key points and a problembased learning approach is encouraged so that
each participant’s questions are addressed. Most
importantly, you will learn applicable strategies
to successfully treat these complex patients on
Monday morning.
The Art of Dental Therapeutics: Patient
Assessment, Drugs, Herbals, and Interactions
This interactive program looks at some of the more
common drugs, herbals, and interactions and their
management with a particular focus on the dental
realm. Case studies will augment the delivery of
key points and a problem-based learning approach
is encouraged so that each participant’s questions
are addressed. The program will conclude with a
discussion of references and databases. After all,
when an adverse drug reaction occurs due to a
drug interaction, who is more at risk - you or your
patient?
MARK DONALDSON, BSP, RPH, ACPR,
PHARMD, FASHP, FACHE received his
baccalaureate degree from The
University of British Columbia, and his
Doctorate in Clinical Pharmacy from
the University of Washington. He has further
completed a residency at Canada’s largest tertiary
care facility, Vancouver General Hospital, and is
the current Director of Pharmaceutical Services at
Kalispell Regional Healthcare. Dr. Donaldson is a
Clinical Professor in the Department of Pharmacy
at the University of Montana in Missoula, and
Clinical Associate Professor in the School of
Dentistry at the Oregon Health & Sciences
University in Portland, Oregon. He has a special
interest in dental pharmacology and has lectured
internationally to both dental and medical
practitioners. He has spent the last seventeen years
focusing on dental pharmacology and the art of
dental therapeutics, and has become a leader in
this field of study.
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ADVENTURE & LEARN PROGRAMS
ANNUAL
SKI SEMINAR
AT WHISTLER
F E B R U A R Y 1 8 —­ 2 0 , 2 016
F O U R S E A S O N S R E S O R T, W H I S T L E R
TUITION:
Dentists:$745
CDA, RDH, technicians,
office staff, and auxiliaries
$425
Handouts, Friday reception, and Saturday
continental breakfast included. TIMES:
Feb 18 Registration: 4:00 pm
Course Time:
4:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Feb 19 Course Time:
3:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Feb 20 Course Time: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
9 HOURS OF INSTRUCTION
HOTEL RESERVATIONS
Four Seasons is offering special hotel
conference rates if you make your
reservation before January 15, 2016 (based on
availability). Please register early to ensure
a reservation. Registrants are required to
make their own accomodation arrangements.
Quote UBC Continuing Dental Education
when booking.
Reservations Toll free number is:
1-888-935-2460.
LIMITED ENROLMENT
PRE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.
Provisionalization to Maximize Esthetics
and Minimize Post Delivery Mechanical
Complications for Replacement of the
Maxillary Implant Incisor
Dr. Matthew Illes
Temporization of a single unit, maxillary, implant
incisor for the purpose of development of the soft
tissues is well-known, and widely accepted, as
a necessary procedure to optimize the esthetic
result of treatment. Dr. Illes will focus his
presentation on this specific provisionalization
procedure and will review the clinical steps
involved in achieving the above esthetic objective.
He will also discuss the lesser-known, and
lesser appreciated, benefits of maxillary incisor
provisionalization. Dr. Illes will explain the
importance of establishing both the incisal edge
position and lingual contour of the single unit,
maxillary incisor through provisionalization.
He will review the impact that the contours
of occlusion have with respect to selection of
permanent restoration design, material(s), and
construction technique.
Email: reservations.whi@fourseasons.com
Telephone: 604-935-3400
Group affiliation to Quote for Reservation:
UBC Continuing Dental Education
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MATTHEW ILLES, HBSC, DDS, FICOI,
FAGD is a graduate of the University of
Western Ontario and serves as a
Prosthodontic Consultant at The
University of British Columbia. He is a
Fellow of both the Academy of General Dentistry
(AGD) and International Congress for Oral
Implantologists. Dr. Illes has a private practice
limited to prosthodontics in Vancouver, B.C. He is
current President of the BC AGD and is a Director
for the Vancouver and District Dental Society.
Posterior Restorative Material: Ceramic or
Resin?
Dr. Ricardo M. Carvalho
Because of the high demand for aesthetic
restorations, there is a common sense that the
choice for posterior restorative material should
be either resin composites or ceramics. The
question, however, remains as to which of these
options should be preferred for each individual
case. Although both materials satisfy the esthetic
requirements, there are significant differences
between them that should be addressed in the
decision making process of selecting the right
choice. This presentation will review those
differences and discuss the implications they have
for the clinical success of the restorations.
RICARDO CARVALHO, DDS, PHD
received his DDS (1986) and his Ph.D
(1993) from the University of São
Paulo, Bauru School of Dentistry,
Bauru, SP, Brazil. He was a Visiting
Scholar in the Department of Biomaterials,
University of Alabama at Birmingham, post-doc
and Adjunct Assistant Professor in the
Department of Oral Biology and Maxillofacial
Pathology at Georgia Health Sciences University,
and Visiting Professor in several other dental
schools in the USA and Japan. Dr. Carvalho has
taught Operative Dentistry, Dental Materials, and
Prosthodontics at University of São Paulo, Brazil
(1988-2011), University of Florida, Gainesville,
FL, USA (2008- 2009); and is currently at the
University of British Columbia. He has authored,
or co-authored over 200 scientific publications in
peer-reviewed journals, 7 books and book
chapters, and several other technical publications
in the field of Restorative Dentistry and Dental
Biomaterials.
Adhesive Interfaces in Dentistry
Dr. Adriana Pigozzo Manso
Adhesive Dentistry encompasses multiple
procedures applied daily in General and Esthetic
Dentistry as well as in Prosthodontics. These
procedures may sometimes include multiple
interfaces involving dental structures, dental
adhesives, resin cements, primers/silanes, and
the restorative dental materials. In some cases,
the combination of these adhesive materials
may render the bonding incompatible, thus
compromising the success of the final restoration.
Also, not all bonding substrates are the same,
making it important to fully understand the most
challenging ones. This seminar is designed to
update information about restorative interfaces
and to explain the bonding mechanisms and
substrates involved in the procedures that will
lead to a successful bonding assembly. Scientific
concepts will enable you to provide an evidencebased service and an overview of the role of
the adhesive interfaces in dentistry in order to
simplify your decision-making process when
facing daily challenging clinical situations.
ADRIANA PIGOZZO MANSO, DDS,
MSC, PHD received her dental degree
from the University of Londrina,
Parana, Brazil in 1992. She became a
specialist in Endodontics in 1995 and
in Operative Dentistry in 2001. Her MSc degree
in Operative Dentistry in 2005, and PhD degree
in Dental Materials in 2009 were both received
from the University of São Paulo. She worked full
time in private practice for 14 years. In 2001 she
started teaching at Specializations Courses, and
in 2008-2009 she became a Clinical Assistant
Professor in the Department of Operative
Dentistry at the University of Florida. She joined
UBC Dentistry in December 2011 as Clinical
Assistant Professor in the Biomaterials Division.
Dr. Manso has authored or co-authored 20
scientific articles in peer reviewed international
journals, 3 book chapters, and 4 articles in
technical magazines. She is also a reviewer of
multiple journals in Dentistry as Journal of
Dental Research, Dental Materials, Operative
Dentistry, Journal Biomedical Materials Research,
and others. She has scientific and clinical special
interest in adhesive systems, resin composites,
and dental cements.
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MARCH — MAY, 2016 DE 9154
Certificate in Dental Practice Management:
Building a Business Worth Smiling About
LIMITED ENROLMENT
Mr. Steve Alisharan, Dr. Jim Armstrong, Dr. Anthony Boardman,
Dr. Mahesh Nagarajan, Dr. Tim Silk, Dr. Daniel Skarlicki
As in all successful organizations, the efficient management of systems, costs, and revenues is
critical to success. For dental professionals, understanding how to manage these factors and improve
customer retention through quality of care are key to developing a sustainable, patient-centric
practice.
Designed and delivered by Sauder professors and successful dental practitioners, and based on
industry best practices and key measurements, the concepts and skills presented in this certificate
program will help you work more effectively with your staff, streamline your systems, and make smart
decisions for the future.
FOR A MORE DETAILED COURSE SYNOPSIS, PLEASE VISIT WWW.DENTISTRY.UBC.CA/CDE
DATES:
TUITION:
The program consists of three 3-day modules
delivered in March 2016 – May 2016.
Dentists:
Additional person
same office:
March 4 – 6, 2016
Module 1: Strategy
and Operations
April 8 – 10, 2016
Module 2: Finance &
Accounting and Service
Marketing
$ 5900
$ 4950
Continental breakfast, luncheon, and all course
materials included.
For more program details or to register please visit
the program website at www.dentistry.ubc.ca/cde
or contact Karalee De Boer, Learning Advisor:
Telephone: 604.822.6947
May 13 – 15, 2016
Module 3: Managing
People
Email: karalee.deboer@sauder.ubc.ca
TIMES: LOCATION: 12
CONTINUING DENTAL EDUCATION | 2016 CALENDAR
8:30 am – 4:30 pm
The University of British Columbia
Robson Square
800 Robson Street
Vancouver, BC
SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 2016 DE 9383
How to Diagnose, Assess and Manage Patients with TMD
Ms. Cathy Russell
Join Cathy Russell, Physiotherapist in this presentation to introduce an integrative approach to TMD,
and how it can be associated with a myriad of chronic conditions, such as Parkinsons, and symptoms
including headaches, facial, chronic neck & shoulder pain, and balance dysfunction.
Ms.Russell will share years of clinical experience using an evidence-based approach to TMD and
recent research, to help all dental professionals understand that muscle and/or joint pain may not be
the consequence of a mechanical issue encountered in the dental practice. She believes that education
will lead to better communication between the dental professional and physiotherapists which will
safeguard an accurate diagnosis which is critical for successful treatment and prognosis of TMD.
THIS LECTURE WILL OFFER:
•
Review of Craniovertebral mandibular
anatomy
•
Role of Physiotherapist
•
Role of Dental professional
•
Demonstration of assessment & diagnostic
techniques
•
Practical assessment & diagnostic
techniques
CATHERINE RUSSELL, PT, MCSP,
MCPA is a Registered Physiotherapist,
originally from Edinburgh, Scotland,
where she received her formal
education and training. She immigrated to Canada in 1981, where she has
specialised her practice on TMD (Temporomandibular disorders). She is constantly adding to
her knowledge base by complimenting it with
osteopathy, psychology and holistic approaches.
In addition, she is currently involved at UBC
Physiotherapy School researching the relationship between global posture and TMD.
Drawing on her 20 plus years of clinical
experience as a physiotherapist, Catherine’s
presentations are fun and informative, giving
her audiences tools to help enhance their
professional careers and lifelong good health.
This presentation will assist the participant to do
“a hands-on” and vocal assessment/diagnosis,
educate, and select effective management and/or
referral for patients suffering from TMD. Cathy
believes that treatment of this complex condition
should be 50% dental and 50% rest of the body.
TUITION:
untilafter
March 1 March 2
LECTURE ONLY (9AM – 12 NOON)
(UNLIMITED ENROLMENT)
Dentists:
$165 $180
Dental Hygienists: $95
$105
Dental Technicians: $95
$105
Certified Dental Assistants: $80
$90
Continental breakfast, and all course handouts
included.
3 HOURS OF INSTRUCTION
LECTURE AND WORKSHOP (9AM – 5PM)
(LIMITED TO 12 PARTICIPANTS)
Dentists:
$495 All allied dental professionals: $295 $555
$345
Luncheon included for full day participants only.
7 HOURS OF INSTRUCTION
LOCATION :
The University of British Columbia
Lecture Hall #TBA
Instructional Resource Centre (IRC)
and the Nobel Biocare Oral
Health Centre, Vancouver, BC
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SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 2016
DE 9375
Porcelain Veneers: A Step By Step Approach
LIMITED ENROLMENT
Dr. Nariman Amiri
Porcelain veneers offer our patients a valid option to improve the colour, shape, and alignment of their
anterior teeth. However, it is essential for a successful treatment to follow an appropriate case selection
and to implement specific clinical protocols. Clinicians need to master how to properly treatment
plan and execute tooth preparation, impression, temporization, and cementation to achieve expected
outcomes.
The focus of this hands-on program is to provide general dentists with key factors in achieving
predictable esthetic outcomes with porcelain veneers. In the didactic section of this full day
course, a comprehensive review of prosthodontic treatment planning as well as indications and
contraindications for porcelain veneers will be provided. A systematic approach to tooth preparation,
impression, temporization, and cementation will be discussed. The hands-on component will be
focused on reparation, impression, and temporization of typodonts on the maxillary anterior teeth.
NARIMAN AMIRI, DMD, MHI,
CERTIFICATE IN PROSTHODONTICS,
FRCD (C) is a graduate of the
University of British Columbia in
dentistry and is a board certified
specialist in Prosthodontics from the
University of Iowa. Dr. Amiri is in full time
private practice in his state of the art clinic in
Vancouver, dedicated to Prosthodontics and
Implant dentistry and as part time clinical
professor for graduate and undergraduate clinics
in the Department of Prosthodontics at UBC. Dr.
Amiri is the organizer and principal mentor for
two study clubs (Boundary Prosthetic and
Treatment Options in Prosthodontics) and
lectures extensively in meetings and societies
including UBC Continuing Education.
A portion of this program is being generously
sponsored by an unrestricted educational grant
from Sinclair Dental. TUITION
until Mar 10
after
Mar 11
LECTURE ONLY (9AM – 12 NOON)
(UNLIMITED ENROLMENT)
Dentists:
$165 $180
Dental Hygienists: $95
$105
Dental Technicians: $95
$105
Certified Dental Assistants: $80
$90
Continental breakfast, and all course handouts
included.
3 HOURS OF INSTRUCTION
LECTURE AND WORKSHOP ( 9AM – 5PM)
(LIMITED ENROLMENT)
Dentists:
$495 $555
Luncheon included for full day participants only.
7 HOURS OF INSTRUCTION
TIMES: Registration begins: Course commences:
8:30 am
9:00 am
LOCATION: The University of British Columbia
Lecture Hall #6, Instructional
Resource Centre (IRC) and the
Nobel Biocare Oral Health Centre
2194 Health Sciences Mall
Vancouver, BC
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SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 2016
DE 9384
Surgical Assisting and Sterile Set Up for Implants and Grafting Procedures
LIMITED ENROLMENT
Ms. Jody Field, Ms. Penny Anderson, Ms. Teena Dhensaw
This course will prepare surgical assistants to become more effective, knowledgeable, and confident
members of the surgical team. Implant and grafting success, is dependent on the skills and knowledge
of the all team members.
During this program you will learn the importance of a sterile surgical field, become comfortable with
instruments, motors, and surgical procedures. There will be a hands-on portion, where you will be
required to scrub, put on sterile gloves and gowns, set up a surgical-operatory, and learn the surgical
preparation of a patient.
FOR A MORE DETAILED COURSE SYNOPSIS, PLEASE VISIT WWW.DENTISTRY.UBC.CA/CDE
JODY FIELD, CDA has been working
in the dental industry for over 25
years. Jody has had the good fortune
to work in many specialties including
Periodontic, Endodontic,
Prosthodontics, and Orthodontics. For the past
15 years she has been a product support specialist
for Septodont Pharmaceutical, BioHorizons, and
Hansamed Dental Pharmaceutical.
PENNY ANDERSON, CDA has been a CDA
since 1971. Penny was on the BCDAA council
that was instrumental in establishing the CDA
program in BC. In 1985 Penny attended the Carl
Misch course on Sterile Technique for Implant
Dentistry. Since then she has been using her
skills in office and to teach sterile techniques in
Vancouver, Victoria, Calgary, and Edmonton.
Ten years ago Penny attended Dr. Astley Smith’s
course on HCPRP. This protocol is used on
a regular basis in office. She has taught this
technique in Vancouver, Victoria, Calgary, and
Edmonton. Penny encourages dental assistants
everywhere to use these techniques in office to
ensure healthy surgical procedures for patients.
TEENA DHENSAW, CDA began her
career in Dentistry in 1997. She
worked for a GP for ten years, then
moved to assisting a periodontist in
2012, where she learned Sterile
Surgical Set Up and how to assist surgery. She has
assisted many procedures, including Extractions,
Implant placement, Implant Explant, Guided
Bone Regeneration, Sinus Lifts and
Augmentation, Ridge Splits, Soft Tissue Grafting,
Biopsies, taking CT Scans, and processing PRF/
PRP. Additionally, Ms. Dhensaw has assisted Dr.
Anderson with his study clubs and taught CDAs
how to set-up and care for their instruments and
equipment.
TUITION:
until Mar 10
Certified Dental
Assistants:
after
Mar 11
$175$200
Includes breakfast, handouts, and all course
supplies.
TIMES: Registration begins: Course commences:
9:00 am
9:30 am
4 HOURS OF INSTRUCTION
LOCATION: The University of British Columbia
Nobel Biocare Oral Health Centre
2151 Wesbrook Mall
Vancouver, BC
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APRIL 30 — MAY 7, 2016 (NO CLASS MAY 5)
DE 9156
Clinical Skills Enrichment Course(CSEC) for Foreign Trained Dentists
Dr. Goli Khorsandian, Program Director LIMITED ENROLMENT
The Division of Continuing Dental Education at The University of British Columbia is the first
institution in Western Canada to offer a unique seven day preparation course for Foreign Trained
Dentists who are interested in participating in the Clinical Skills component of the NDEB Equivalency
Process.
This course provides Foreign Trained Dentists both didactic and hands-on modules. Participants in
this seven-day course are provided with exact manikins and typodonts to practice their clinical skills
in an exact clinical setting to the NDEB Clinical Skills component of the NDEB Equivalency Process.
Experienced faculty members will teach all assessment requirements of the Clinical Skills for the
NDEB Equivalency Process didactically. In addition, participants will gain individual training by a
clinical instructor. (4:1) This individual instruction allows participants a greater understanding of the
fundamentals of restorative, fixed, and endodontic dentistry.
A continental breakfast of muffins, tea, juice, and coffee, will be served prior to our starting time at
7:30 am each day. A light lunch will be provided at 12:00 pm. The sessions will finish at 5:00 pm each
day with multiple breaks in between.
Please note that this preparatory course does not guarantee that the participant will pass or be
successful in the NDEB Clinical Skills component of the NDEB Equivalency Process. This course
is purely intended to provide participants of the NDEB Clinical Skills component of the NDEB
Equivalency Process, with the opportunity to use the facility with supervised guidance to enrich
their clinical skills.
FACULTY:
TUITION:
Dr. Goli Khorsandian, BA, MA, DMD
Dentists:$6995
Clinical Assistant Professor, Oral Health Sciences
Program Director of CSEC for Foreign Trained
Dentists
Tuition for Clinical Skill Enrichment course includes
all sundries, restorative material, instruments, and
use of typodonts as actually used in the NDEB exam
as well as practice teeth for each skill taught.
Dr. Jeff Coil, DMD, MSD, PhD, FRCD(C)
Assistant Professor, Oral Biological & Medical
Sciences – Director of the Graduate Endodontic
Program
Dr. Ross Bryant, BSc, DDS, MSc, Dip Pros, PhD,
FRCD(C)
Assistant Professor, Oral Health Sciences –
Prosthodontics and Dental Geriatrics Division
Ms. Neala Welburn, CDA, Instructor Dip., Adult
Education Dip., Med (Candidate)
Clinical Instructor, Record Keeping
Continental breakfast, luncheon, and handouts
included.
TIMES:
Course times:
56 HOURS OF INSTRUCTION
LOCATION: The University of British Columbia
Ms. Nadine Bunting, CDA
Clinical Instructor, Record Keeping
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7:30 am – 5:00 pm
each day
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Nobel Biocare Oral Health Centre
2151 Wesbrook Mall
Vancouver, BC
FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY, MAY 13 — 15, 2016
Mastering Adult Minimal Sedation: Inhalation and Oral Sedation in Dentistry
DE 9295
LIMITED ENROLMENT
Dr. Jason Goodchild, Dr. Mark Donaldson, & Dr. Scott Dickinson
This two part, three day hands-on course offers instruction in all aspects of nitrous oxide/oxygen
inhalation, including effective methods in dealing with anxiety control in general practice. Participants
will learn various techniques and will have the opportunity to try several types of systems.
Part 1 (Friday and Saturday) is designed to achieve certification in nitrous oxide/oxygen sedation
and Part 2 (Sunday) is designed for those who have successfully completed Part 1 or have previously
completed a certification course in nitrous oxide/oxygen sedation (documentation required) or have
completed an undergraduate program, and focuses on minimal oral sedation.
PART 1 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
MAY 13 — 14, 2016
This course will include hands-on administration
of nitrous oxide using various techniques,
machines, and equipment.
PART 2 SUNDAY, MAY 15, 2016
This two part course is designed to meet the
criteria, standards, and guidelines of the
College of Dental Surgeons of British Columbia,
the Alberta Dental Association and College,
Royal College (Ontario), the American Dental
Association, and the Association of the Canadian
Faculties of Dentistry, for the teaching and
administration of nitrous-oxide and oral sedation.
A short examination is required to successfully
meet these requirements.
PRE-REQUISITE: PART 1 OR EQUIVALENT
We encourage the whole team to participate
in this course, but only the dentist is eligible
for certification.
FOR A MORE DETAILED COURSE
SYNOPSIS, PLEASE VISIT
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JASON GOODCHILD, DMD is a
graduate of Dickson College in
Carlisle, Pennsylvania. He received
his dental training at the University
of Pennsylvania, School of Dental
Medicine, where he maintains a
faculty position as Clinical Associate Professor in
the Department of Oral Medicine. Dr. Goodchild
is also Clinical Assistant Professor in the
Division of Oral Diagnosis, Department of
Diagnostic Sciences, New Jersey Dental School,
and has a practice in Havertown, Pennsylvania.
He has published numerous articles and spoken
to many State Dental Boards on the topic of
enteral sedation dentistry. Dr. Goodchild has
been an invited speaker for the Academy of
General Dentistry and American Association for
Dental Examiners. He is a reviewer for the
Journal of the American Dental Association,
General Dentistry, and Quintessence
International, and has served as a grant reviewer
for the National Institute of Health.
MARK DONALDSON, BSP, RPH,
PHARMD, FASHP, FACHE
Mark Donaldson received his
baccalaureate degree from The
University of British Columbia,
and his Doctorate in Clinical Pharmacy from
the University of Washington. He has further
completed a residency at Canada’s largest tertiary
care facility, Vancouver General Hospital, and
is the current Director of Clinical Pharmacy
Performance Services for VHA, living in
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Whitefish, Montana. Dr. Donaldson is a Clinical
Professor in the Department of Pharmacy at
the University of Montana in Missoula, and
Clinical Associate Professor in the School of
Dentistry at the Oregon Health & Sciences
University in Portland, Oregon. He has a special
interest in dental pharmacology and has lectured
internationally to both dental and medical
practitioners. He has spent the last seventeen
years focusing on dental pharmacology and
the art of dental therapeutics, and has become
a leader in this field of study. Dr. Donaldson
has a number of published works in the peerreviewed literature and spent three years in Japan
centering on cross-cultural communication and
internationalization. He currently serves on the
Editorial Board for the Journal of the American
Dental Association. He is board certified in
healthcare management and is the current
President of the American College of Healthcare
Executives’ Montana Chapter. Dr. Donaldson is
the 2014 recipient of the Bowl of Hygeia for the
state of Montana.
SCOTT C. DICKINSON, DMD received
his undergraduate degree from St.
Lawrence University and his dental
degree from the University of
Pennsylvania, School of Dental
Medicine. After graduation he
completed an AEGD while serving in the U.S.
Army. During this time Dr. Dickinson received
training on and regularly used nitrous oxide and
oxygen, oral, and intravenous sedation
techniques. During his service in the Army he
performed the duties of both a flight surgeon and
a general practicing dentist. After leaving the
Military he entered private practice where he
served as the Vice President of Clinical Support
for Aspen Dental Management. In this role he was
responsible for the training, new dentist
orientation, and continuing education needs of
both the company and the over 700 doctors it
associates with. He now maintains an active
general dental practice in Pensacola Florida where
he regularly uses sedation techniques to more
comfortably treat his patients.
TUITION:
A portion of this program is being generously
sponsored by an unrestricted grant from
Matrx / Porter
until Mar 31 after
Apr 1
Dentists:
$1825$1995
CDAs:
$995$1095
RDHs:
$995$1095
Includes: handouts, continental breakfast, lunches,
and all refreshment breaks.
TIMES: Registration (May 13): 8:30 am
Course times: 9:00 am—5:00 pm
21 HOURS OF INSTRUCTION
LOCATION: The University of British Columbia
Room (TBA)
Clinical sessions in
the Sutherland Clinic
2199 Wesbrook Mall
Vancouver, BC
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SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, MAY 28 —­ 29, 2016
DE 9388
Make Them Smile Again — Update Dentoalveolar Trauma:
Two Day Theoretical and Hands-on Course
Dr. Christine Berthold
Dental trauma cases are diverse and the complex treatment can be challenging and often causes stress
during the practice routine. The interactive course will help break down the complex treatment into
easy steps. Predictable and successful techniques will be shown and can be applied in practice on
Monday.
DAY 1 – SATURDAY MAY 28, 2016
LECTURE — UNLIMITED ENROLMENT
GATHERING AND REFRESHING KNOWLEDGE
ABOUT DENTAL TRAUMA
TUITION :
until Apr 8
after
Apr 9
SUNDAY LECTURE ONLY
Dentists:
$310$345
Dental Hygienists:
$195
$215
$195
$215
This part of the course will provide a
Dental Technicians:
comprehensive knowledge base to diagnose,
treatment plan, and treat all types of dentoalveolar Certified Dental
trauma cases
Assistants:
$175$195
Continental breakfast, luncheon, and all course
handouts included.
DAY 2 – SUNDAY MAY 29, 2016
HANDS-ON WORKSHOP
LIMITED ENROLMENT
LIFE AND VIDEO DEMONSTRATION OF
TREATMENT METHODS
During this part of the course different
methods and techniques, used in the treatment
of dentoalveolar trauma, will be shown via
microscope and camera.
HANDS-ON TRAINING AND TREATMENT
PLANNING
Within this part of the course, the participants
will have the chance to practice the previously
shown treatment techniques on models.
CHRISTINE BERTHOLD, MSC, PD
(PHD), DMD received her dental
degree from the Faculty of Dentistry
of the University of Halle-Wittenberg,
Germany in 1997. She has taught and
practiced at the Martin-LutherUniversity Halle from 1997 to 2002 and at the
Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen from
2002 to 2012 with the focus on Dental
Traumatology, Endodontics, and Restorative
Dentistry.
7 HOURS OF INSTRUCTION
UNLIMITED ENROLMENT
SATURDAY LECTURE AND
SUNDAY HANDS-ON WORKSHOP
Dentists:
$775$845
Luncheon included for full day participants only.
12 HOURS OF INSTRUCTION
LIMITED ENROLMENT
TIMES: Registration: Course commences:
8:30 am
9:00 am
LOCATION: The University of British Columbia
Lecture Hall #6
Instructional Resource Centre (IRC)
and Nobel Biocare Oral
Health Centre
Vancouver, BC
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MAY 24 – 26, 2016
DE9125
Orthodontic Module UPDATE for Certified Dental Assistants
and Registered Dental Hygienists
Dr. Paul Witt
This is a three day lecture program hosted by
Continuing Dental Education at the University of
British Columbia and presented by Dr. Paul Witt,
who has been teaching the Orthodontic Module at
UBC since 1981.
Like all professions, orthodontic practices and
procedures have changed and evolved over the
years. Depending upon your experiences in practice
since you participated in an Orthodontic Module,
your understanding of orthodontic techniques and
procedures may not be current. This program will
provide you with an up-to-date knowledge base.
The Update is open to CDAs and RDHs who have
already completed an accredited Orthodontic
Module. You can take this course regardless of
whether or not you are currently licensed to practice,
or employed.
LIMITED ENROLMENT
PAUL A. WITT, DDS, DIP ORTHO,
FRCD (C) graduated in Dentistry from
the University of Toronto in 1974 and
received a Diploma in Orthodontics in
1979, also from the University of
Toronto. Dr. Witt has been teaching orthodontics
since 1981 and is currently a Clinical Assistant
Professor with the Graduate Orthodontics
Program in the Faculty of Dentistry at The
University of British Columbia.
TUITION: Dental Hygienists and
RDHs and CDAs:
$475
Includes: Orthodontic Module Manual, and extensive
Lecture Notes.
21 HOURS OF INSTRUCTION
The program will run May 24th – May 26th inclusive
TIMES:
8:30 am – 5:30 pm
from 8:30am – 5:30pm. The lectures will be held in
the Woodward IRC building on the UBC Vancouver
LOCATION: Instructional Resources Centre (IRC)
Point Grey campus (a map will be sent to you in
advance of the course).
MAY 24 – JUNE 15, 2016
DE9125
Orthodontic Module for Certified Dental Assistants and
Registered Dental Hygienists
LIMITED ENROLMENT
80 Participants
50 HOURS OF INSTRUCTION
Lecture Sessions:
Clinical Session A:
Clinical Session B:
May 24 — 26, 2016
May 27 — 31, 2016
June 11 ­— 15, 2016
Out of town participants will be given preference
in Session A, and participants who are able to
commute to the university daily, will be placed in
Session B. We will do our best to accommodate
special requests.
All participants must attend the lecture sessions.
Prerequisites: Current active licence to practise in
British Columbia; one year practical experience as
CDA or hygienist; good vision for close work (or
effective corrective prescription).
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As participants work on each other it is important
that you have enough teeth that can be seperated,
or you must bring a stand in. If you are in braces,
you will be required to dewire and debracket some
teeth, or bring in a stand in.
Clinicians: Members of the BC Society of
Orthodontists and Certified Orthodontic
Assistants
TUITION:$1425.00
LOCATION:
Lectures: Instructional Resources Centre (IRC)
Clinical: Nobel Biocare Oral Health Centre
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THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 2016
DE 9332
Current Concepts in the Management of Extraction Sockets:
Lecture (unlimited enrolment)
Dr. Daniele Cardaropoli
After tooth extraction, bone resorption of varying amounts always occurs since the edentulous
site of the alveolar process undergoes both qualitative and quantitative changes. In order to have a
correct endosseous implant positioning, prosthetically guided with a correct crown-to-root ratio
and aesthetically maintainable with a good soft tissue support, an adequate width of the surgical site
is essential. Ridge preservation and augmentation procedures aim to compensate for alveolar ridge
remodeling and to rebuild a proper bone anatomy prior to implant placement. The presentation will
review recent researches on the use of bone substitutes and a novel collagen tridimensional matrix,
showing the possibility to promote both soft tissue and bone healing, in order to provide an optimal
implant rehabilitation with aesthetic satisfaction.
Extraction Socket Management with Ridge Preservation/Ridge
Augmentation: A Hands-on Workshop
LIMITED ENROLMENT
Would you like to improve patient outcomes by learning to repair
unsightly post-extraction bony defects with ridge preservation and augmentation techniques?
After finishing this course you will achieve more predictable prosthetic and aesthetic outcomes for
your patients through careful management of the extraction site following tooth removal. You will
gain practical experience on 1) extraction site preparation, 2) biomaterial selection and placement, and
3) closure of various types of defects.
Please note you will be working on pig jaws.
DANIELE CARDAROPOLI, DDS has a
Certificate in Periodontology at the
University of Torino, Italy. Active
Member of Italian Society of
Periodontology, European Federation
of Periodontology, Italian Society of
Osseointegration, and Academy of
Osseointegration. International Member of the
American Academy of Periodontology. Scientific
Director of PROED - Institute for Professional
Education in Dentistry. Winner of the “Goldman
Award” of the Italian Society of Periodontology
and the “National Award” of the Italian Society
of Orthodontics. Member of the Editorial Board
of The International Journal of Periodontics and
Restorative Dentistry, of American Journal of
Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopedics and of
Dental Press Journal of Orthodontics.
A portion of this program is being generously
sponsored by an unrestricted grant from
Hansamed Limited.
TUITION:
until Apr 15
after
Apr 16
LECTURE ONLY (9AM – 12 NOON)
Dentists:
$165 $180
Dental Hygienists: $95
$105
Dental Technicians: $95
$105
Certified Dental Assistants: $80
$90
Continental breakfast, luncheon, and all course
handouts included.
3 HOURS OF INSTRUCTION
LECTURE AND WORKSHOP ( 9AM – 5PM)
(LIMITED TO 24 PARTICIPANTS)
Dentists:
$495 $555
Luncheon included for full day participants only.
7 HOURS OF INSTRUCTION
TIMES: Registration begins: Course commences:
8:30 am
9:00 am
LOCATION: The University of British Columbia
Lecture Hall #6, Instructional
Resource Centre (IRC) and the
Nobel Biocare Oral Health Centre
Vancouver, BC
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JUNE 6 — 10, 2016
DE 9386
LIMITED ENROLMENT
Cast Gold Restorations Dr. Margaret Webb
This is an intensive hands-on course held at the Faculty of Dentistry at The University of British
Columbia on cast gold procedures using techniques developed by Dr. R.V. Tucker. Each day begins
with a lecture before proceeding to the hands-on clinical day. In addition to working on individual
patient cases, participants will gain a more in-depth understanding of laboratory procedures.
Participants are responsible for providing their own assistant, patients, and supplies.
MARGARET A. WEBB, DMD
graduated from The University of
British Columbia (UBC) and has a
private practice in general dentistry
in Vancouver, BC. She is actively
involved in the Academy of R.V. Tucker Study
Clubs as well as The American Academy of Gold
Foil Operators and has been a member of both
for many years. She is the co-originator of the
cast gold course for 3rd year dental students at
UBC and has taught this one week clinical
course through Continuing Education at UBC
on an annual basis for 7 years. Dr. Webb
received the Clinician of the Year from the
American Academy of Gold Foil Operators in
November 2008. Dr. Webb is also a member of
the Academy of Operative Dentistry,
International College of Dentists, and the
American College of Dentists. She mentors
study clubs in Montreal, Quebec and Victoria,
BC.
TUITION:
Dentists:$3395
Includes all coffee breaks, lunches, and a final dinner
on Friday, June 10, 2016.
Laboratory and CDA expenses are extra.
TIMES: 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
(Format and times vary slightly each day)
DINNER: 40 HOURS OF INSTRUCTION
LOCATION: The University of British Columbia
Please register online and we will send you
an information package, which details
instructions concerning patient selection,
course schedule, pre-reading material,
instrument / supply list, and directions.
Assistants, patients, and instrument kits can
be provided for those who would like this
option. Please contact Dr. Webb at m.webb@
arbutusdental.com or 604-733-9833 to make
arrangements.
Staffing charges and instrument fees may apply.
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Friday, June 10, 2016
5:30 – 8pm
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Nobel Biocare Oral Health Centre
2151 Wesbrook Mall
Vancouver, BC
DE 9381
Minimally Invasive Adhesive and Esthetic Dentistry: A Contemporary
Approach Dedicated to Maximum Hard and Soft Tissue Preservation
Dr. Abdi Sameni
The young and intact natural tooth displays
an intimate interplay between enamel, a
rigid “crystal” like structure, and dentin, a
flexible “plastic” like structure. As patients get
older, decay, erosion, fractures, and frictional
wear are the primary diseases that disturb
and destroy this delicate balance. Once
this balance is compromised, the integrity
of the natural tooth is adversely affected,
often to the point of requiring restorative or
esthetic treatments. Until fairly recently, all
available restorative techniques and materials
required further tooth removal as part of
the treatment. Direct restorations required
mechanical retention via retentive undercuts
and indirect restorations required healthy
tooth removal for fixed restorations. In many
instances, the cure resulted in further damage;
loss of pulp vitality, cuspal fractures, and
periodontal inflammatory diseases secondary
to subgingival restorative crown margins are
some examples.
The objective of this course is to review
and present different treatment options
that are available to restore the damaged
tooth with minimal or no further reduction
of the remaining healthy tooth structure
using adhesive concepts and materials. A
biomimetic approach will be discussed and
demonstrated through various clinical cases.
At the conclusion of this thought provoking
presentation, the participants will become
familiar with concepts that will challenge
traditional concepts for restorative care. This
paradigm shift will ultimately result in safer,
more conservative therapies, which respect and
reproduce the natural tooth’s biomechanical,
functional and esthetic properties more closely
than ever before.
ABDI SAMENI, DDS FACD is Clinical
Associate Professor of Dentistry and a
graduate of the Ostrow School of
Dentistry at USC. He has been a
member of the USC clinical faculty
since 1998. He is a former faculty for the “esthetic
selective” which emphasizes a “biomimetic
approach” to restorative and esthetic care. He was
the original director of the USC Advanced
Esthetic Dentistry Continuum for the portion
relating to indirect porcelain veneers. He is the
chairman and developer of the “USC
International Restorative Dentistry Symposium”
for the Ostrow School of Dentistry at USC.
TUITION:
until
Apr 15
after
Apr 16
Dentists:
$310$345
Dental Hygienists:
$195
$215
Dental Technicians:
$195
$215
Certified Dental
Assistants:
$175$195
Continental breakfast, luncheon, and all course
handouts included.
TIMES: Registration:
Course commences:
8:30 am
9:00 am
6 HOURS OF INSTRUCTION
LOCATION: The University of British Coloumbia
Lecture Hall #6, Instructional
Resource Centre (IRC)
2194 Health Sciences Mall
Vancouver, BC
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ADVENTURE & LEARN PROGRAMS
P R E- CR U I S E P R O G R A M I N
PR AGUE AND
THE ROMANTIC
DANUBE CRUISE
A U G U S T 8 —­ 1 8 , 2 016
PRE CRUISE PROGRAM | AUGUST 9, 2016
TUITION:
PRE-CRUISE COURSE | AUGUST 9 $295
TIMES:
9:00 AM— 1:30 PM
LOCATION:
HILTON, PRAGUE
Camera, Lights, Action!
Patient Photography in the Dental Practice
MS. RITA BAUER has become
recognized as a leading authority on
integrating digital photography in
the Dental Practice.
4 HOURS OF INSTRUCTION
CRUISE COURSE FEE | AUGUST 11 - 18
TIMES:
$995
9:00 AM — 1:30 PM
10 HOURS OF INSTRUCTION
TRAVEL PACKAGES AND AIRFARES
Special travel packages and hotel reservations
have been arranged for course members that are
not available to the general public.
Please arrange travel bookings with Jane Patrick
at North South Travel 604-717-1751 or email
Jane at jane@nstravel.bc.ca
She will be happy to arrange all your travel
requests.
CRUISE PROGRAM | AUGUST 11 — 18, 2016
Oral Cancer: Why Haven’t the Clinical Outcomes Improved?
Oral Lesions: An Anatomic Approach to Differential Diagnosis
CHARLES F. SHULER, DMD, PHD is
the Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry
at The University of British
Columbia. Prior to UBC he was a
faculty member at the University of
Southern California for 18 years.
Medical Emergencies in Dentistry
This course covers the basic principles for
the prevention and management of medical
emergencies in the dental office.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE VISIT
WWW.DENTISTRY.UBC.CA/CDE
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DANIEL A. HAAS, DDS, PHD ,
FRCD (C) is professor and Dean at
the University of Toronto Faculty of
Dentistry. He holds the Arthur
Zwingenberger Decanal Chair and
has a cross-appointment with the Department
of Pharmacology, Faculty of Medicine.
CONTINUING DENTAL EDUCATION | 2016 CALENDAR
SAVE THE DATE FOR FALL 2016
STUDY CLUBS
2016 FALL COURSE PREVIEW
SEPTEMBER — NOVEMBER 2016
Thursday Evening Lecture Series for RDHs
SEPTEMBER 17, 2016
Endodontics Update: A Hands on course
Various Speakers
Dr. John West
SEPTEMBER 2016 — JULY 2017
Basic Orthodontics for the
General Practitioner
SEPTEMBER 24, 2016
Application of Autologous Growth Factors
(PRF and CGF) in Implant Dentistry
Dr. Paul Witt
Dr. Paul Jang
LIMITED ENROLMENT: 10 PARTICIPANTS
SEPTEMBER 2016 — AUGUST 2017
Advanced Orthodontics for the
General Practitioner
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2016
Local Anaesthesia for RDH
Full course and Update
LIMITED ENROLMENT: 9 PARTICIPANTS
OCTOBER 15, 2016
Let’s Talk About Infection Control
SEPTEMBER 2016 — JULY 2017
UBC Radiant Advanced Orthodontic
for the General Practitioner
Dr. John Molonari
Dr. Paul Witt
OCTOBER 29, 2016
Social Media
LIMITED ENROLMENT: 8 PARTICIPANTS
Mr. Jesse Miller
SEPTEMBER 2016 — MAY 2017
Advanced Prosthodontics
for the General Practitioner
NOVEMBER 5, 2016
Common Surgical and Prosthetic
Complications in Implant Dentistry
Dr. Chris Wyatt
Dr. Dimitrios Karastathis & Dr. Faranak Zaeimdar
LIMITED ENROLMENT: 12 PARTICIPANTS
SEPTEMBER 2016 — MAY 2017
Removable Prosthodontics for the
General Practitioner
NOVEMBER 26 — 27, 2016
Introduction to Dental Microscopy and Advanced
Endodontics: A Two Day Hands–On Workshop
Dr. Jeffrey M. Coil
Dr. Mike Racich
DECEMBER 3, 2016
Dementia in Dentistry
Dr. Peter Brymer, Dr. Zul Nathoo, Ms. Ronine Sharp
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DIRECTIONS TO UBC CAMPUS
DRIVING FROM VANCOUVER
INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT:
From the airport, follow the signs to Vancouver.
Take the SW Marine Drive exit on the north
side of the Arthur Laing Bridge. Turn left on
West 70th Avenue. West 70th Avenue becomes
SW Marine Drive. Follow S.W. Marine Drive
for approximately 15 km (10 miles). From SW
Marine Dr, turn right onto West 16th Avenue.
Follow West 16th Avenue for about two blocks
and turn left onto Wesbrook Mall. Continue
along Wesbrook Mall until you reach Gate 11.
Turn left at Gate 11 onto Thunderbird Boulevard.
Turn right onto Health Sciences Mall. Continue
for two blocks and turn left at 3-way stop.
The Parkade is on your immediate right. The
Instructional Resources Centre (Woodward/
IRC) Building is immediately east of the
Parkade. The J.B. MacDonald Building and the
Nobel Biocare Oral Health Centre are just east of
the IRC Building.
DRIVING FROM DOWNTOWN:
Take either Granville or Burrard Streets, and
turn right (west) on to 4th Avenue. Follow
4th Avenue westbound for approximately
5km (3 miles), until it turns into Chancellor
Boulevard. Turn left onto Wesbrook Mall and
continue along Wesbrook until you reach Gate
11 (second set of lights). Turn right at Gate
11 onto Thunderbird Boulevard. Turn right
onto Health Sciences Mall. Continue for two
blocks and turn left at 3-way stop. The Parkade
is on your immediate right. The Instructional
Resources Centre (Woodward/IRC) Building
is immediately east of the Parkade. The J.B.
MacDonald Building and the Nobel Biocare
Oral Health Centre are just east of the IRC
Building. Due to construction on campus, these
directions may change slightly – please watch
for signs. We apologize for any inconvenience.
MAP OF THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
POINT GREY CAMPUS
DRIVING FROM SEATTLE:
Take Highway 99 into Vancouver (Hwy 99
becomes Oak Street) and turn left onto 41st
Avenue, which merges into Southwest Marine
Drive (approximately 10 km (6 miles). Stay
on Southwest Marine Drive until West 16th
Avenue and turn right. Follow West 16th
Avenue for about two blocks and turn left onto
Wesbrook Mall. Continue along Wesbrook
Mall until you reach Gate 11. Turn left at Gate
11 onto Thunderbird Boulevard. Turn right
onto Health Sciences Mall. Continue for two
blocks and turn left at 3-way stop. The Parkade
is on your immediate right. The Instructional
Resources Centre (Woodward/IRC) Building
is immediately east of the Parkade. The J.B.
MacDonald Building and the Nobel Biocare Oral
Health Centre are just east of the IRC Building.
UBC AQUATIC
CENTRE
Woodward
IRC Building
Nobel Biocare
Oral Health Centre
Sutherland Clinic
Entrance in breezeway
CENTRE
FOR BRAIN
HEALTH
PHARMACEUTICAL
SCIENCES
BUILDING
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CONTINUING DENTAL EDUCATION | 2016 CALENDAR
J.B. MacDonald
Building
As many courses have
limited enrolment,
please don’t delay
registration.
Fee in full must accompany registration. The tuition fee is deductible for Canadian
Income Tax purposes. Please see page 6 for individual course cancellation policies.
DISCLAIMER: Dental education institutions have an obligation to disseminate new knowledge
related to dental practice. Some presentations may include controversial materials or
commercial references. Sponsorship of a continuing education course by The University of
British Columbia does not imply endorsement of a particular philosophy, procedure or product
by The University of British Columbia.
To register online:
Go to www.dentistry.ubc.ca/cde
To register by phone:
Local Calls 604-822-6156 or Long Distance (Toll Free) 1-877-328-7744
Payment by Cheque: Please make cheque payable to The University of British Columbia and
forward to the following address: Registration, Continuing Dental Education The University of British
Columbia, #105 - 2194 Health Sciences Mall, Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z3.
If paying by credit card, please register online at dentistry.ubc.ca/cde
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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. Concerns or complaints about a
CE provider may be directed to the provider or to ADA CERP at www.ada.org/cerp.
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SAVE THE DATE! ADVENTURE & LEARN PROGRAMS
JANUARY 29 — FEBRUARY 3, 2017
FEBRUARY 23 — 25, 2017
HAWAII 2017 | FAIRMONT KE A L ANI, MAUI
Dr. Fernanda Almeida, Dr. Bill Liang,
Dr. Charles Shuler
SKI AND LEARN 2017 | FOURS SE ASONS
RESORT, WHISTLER
Dr. Harald O. Heymann
CONTINUING DENTAL EDUCATION
105 – 2194 Health Sciences Mall
Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z3
dentistry.ubc.ca/cde