Description:
MICHAEL R. ANDERSEN, D.D.S., M.S.
IMMEDIATE DENTAL IMPLANT RESTORATION IN FREE FLAPS
This session focuses on immediate dental rehabilitation via fibula-free flap reconstruction, highlighting its role in restoring form, function, and psycho-social well-being. Participants will explore this treatment modality’s significance for patients diagnosed with benign tumors or malignancies and how this multidisciplinary care approach can return patients to normalcy as quickly and predictably as possible. The session aims to equip attendees with the knowledge to effectively communicate these benefits and support a comprehensive approach to patient care in their practices.
Learn:
- the key benefits of fibula free flap reconstruction in restoring dental form and function and enhancing psychosocial well-being for patients with benign tumors or malignancies
- an understanding of how fibula free flap procedures are implemented in multidisciplinary care
- strategies to effectively communicate the possibilities and expectations of fibula free flap rehabilitation to patients, helping them understand the process and outcomes
TOM GOKSEL, D.D.S., M.D.
BOTOX FOR THE DENTAL PRACTITIONER
No one understands facial harmony and balance more so than the dental practitioner. This lecture covers the history and use of Botox in treating facial wrinkles. The presentation will include comprehensive information on neurotoxins’ safe and productive use to achieve desired outcomes.
Learn to:
• perform an esthetic evaluation of the face
• understand the evaluation and treatment planning process for Botox injections
• know the relevant risks, benefits, and complications of Botox injections
• understand Botox use in non-cosmetic treatment modalities
JARED MASON, D.D.S., M.S.
MANAGING SYMPTOMATIC ENDODONTIC EMERGENCIES
This course is designed to help providers efficiently manage a patient who presents with a symptomatic endodontic emergency. It will address the challenges of diagnosing referred pain, strategies to provide emergency treatment, and tips to get a “hot tooth” numb. At the end of this lecture, the participants will understand how to handle vital, non-vital, and previously treated endodontic emergencies.
Learn:
• strategies in pulp testing symptomatic patients
• the indications for a pulpectomy vs a pulpotomy
• to provide a time-tested guide to getting a “hot tooth” numb
