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from past Education on Location programs.Chautauqua Dental Congress 2008
Join
us for the 29th Annual Chautauqua Dental Congress June 25 - 27, 2008.
Lectures convene 9:00 am Wednesday, Thursday and Friday mornings in the Hall
of Christ, Chautauqua Institution.
Many of the visitors who return to Chautauqua year after year describe it as an experience rather than a vacation -- a place for renewal. The Chautauqua Institution was founded on the belief that everyone "has a right to be all that he can be -- to know all that he can know." The experiences come in many forms. A dramatic lakeside setting and the beauty of its National Historic Landmark architecture make the Chautauqua Institution a thriving community where visitors come to find intellectual and spiritual growth and renewal.
Program
Wednesday June 25, 2008
Immediate Implants: Indications, Techniques and Challenges -
Dr. Othman Shibly
Immediate implants are a valuable option for people with hopeless teeth, especially
to satisfy the needs of patients in esthetic zones. However immediate implants
cannot be assumed as a possibility for every patient and in every clinical
situation. Based on our clinical research we identified the biggest challenge
for immediate implant placements in periodontally compromised patients to be
severe interproximal bone loss, severe furcation involvement, upper molars
with periapical lesions near sinus, proximity of lower teeth to nerve canals,
and the limitation of mouth opening to replace 2nd molars. Severity of loss
in the buccal plate of anterior teeth was not a factor in placing implants.
The goal of this seminar is to identify the challenges that face the practioner in placing implants immediately after extraction in periodontally compromised patients. Also it will discuss different clinical managements for optimum esthetic outcome in placing implants immediately after extraction in the esthetic zone
Thursday,
June 26, 2008
How Not To Kill Your Patients & Ruin Your Day (and Theirs, Too!!!)
- Drs. Dave Croglio & Patrick Anders
Medically compromised patients are
no longer a rare occurrence in dental practices. The population is aging,
and living with increasingly complex medical conditions. It has become more
and more essential for dentists to understand the implications of this fact
in delivering dental care. This presentation will provide a practical approach
to treating patients that are seen every day in dental practice.Discussion
will include: review of common medications, tests and laboratory values that
you need to know, dental implications of common medical conditions and the
influences these conditions have on dental treatment planning.
Friday, June
27, 2008
Fundamental Principles of Removable Esthetics - Dr. Frank
Lauciello
The demand for removable prosthodontic services is projected to
significantly increase over the next 15-20 years. This fact seems to contradict
the recent advances in the dental science of prevention, however the changing
patient demographics and the higher lever of functional and esthetic expectations
from patients have fueled this increase. The development of communication
skills for clinicians and technicians is essential for predictable esthetic
and functional success for complete and/or partial dentures. Review and update
of basic removable prosthodontic procedures, concepts, and materials. Emphasis
will be placed on edentulous anatomy, simplified impression procedures for
complete & partial
dentures, posterior denture occlusion, and the development of skills of communication
between the clinician and the laboratory technician.
Social Events
Thursday Evening - 5:30pm
Plan to join us in the Parlour of the Athenaeum
Hotel for a Welcome Reception hosted by Dental Congress Director Dr. Seb
Ciancio and his wife, Marilyn. Guests and friends are welcome!
Activities for Children
The Children’s School offers activites for ages 3 – 5. Group One
is designed for children who will be entering first grade in the fall. This
full-day program includes active play, arts activities, swimming instruction
and special events. Boys’ and Girls’ Club is a day camp for young
people ages 7 – 15. It is a full-day program that includes swimming,
crafts, music and art activities, field games and sports, sailing, nature
study and special events. The Youth Activities Center is designed as a gathering
spot for junior and senior high school-age young people, with a snack bar,
games, excursions and weekly special events are also offered.
Planning yor Chautauqua Visit
Your Chautauqua visit is sure to be one filled with wonderful memories and experiences. There are three steps that you must complete before your Chautauqua Dental Congress journey can begin:
Secure Accommodations
On-grounds accommodations include hotels, inns, guest houses, condos and apartments.
Weekly rentals range from approx. $125 for a room to approximately $1500+
for a house. Visit www.ciweb.org or call 716.357.6250.
Double-occupancy rooms at the Athenaeum Hotel start at $277 (including meals). Call 800.821.1881 for reservations (10% discount Week One)
Accommodations at Chautauqua range from hotel rooms to apartments, condominiums, private houses and historic rooming houses. Obtain a complete listing of Chautauqua accommodations here.
Order Your Gate Tickets
Get a 10% discount on day gate tickets if you call Chautauqua by June 1, 2008.
Preordered gate tickets are mailed to you, allowing you to enter the main
gate without delays on the mornings of the lectures. Discount
is not available after June 1 ... No 10% Discount when purchasing gate tickets
on days of lectures! The
discount only applies to single day gate tickets or a three-day ticket, and
is not applicable to four or five day, week, month or season tickets! To order
gate tickets by phone, or for a complete listing of gate ticket prices, call
716.357.6250.
There is no charge on Sundays and for those under 12 and over 90. Gate tickets
cover all events in the open-air Amphitheater.
Register for Continuing Education
There are three convenient ways to register:
- By phone with credit card, call UB Continuing Dental Education 716.829.2320 or 800.756.0328
- Register now, online
- Check(s) payable to UB Foundation may be MAILED to UB/CDE, 327 Squire Hall, Buffalo NY 14214-8006.
Tuition and Credit
Tuition for dentists is $195 for all three lectures and $95 for dental team members for all three lectures. Attendees earn 4 CE hours per day. Daily rate available. 12 CE hours available ADA/CERP.
Directions
The Chautauqua Institution is located in the southwestern corner of New York state. From the New York State Thruway (Interstate 90), take exit 60, turn left onto NY-394/North Portage Street. Continue to follow NY-394. From the Southern Tier Expressway (Interstate 86/Route 17) If eastbound, take Exit 7 (Panama/Chautauqua Institution), turn left onto CR-33, then right onto West Lake Rd./NY-394.
Travel Links
Round the Bend's Online
Travel Guide to New York State
The Chautauqua Institution homepage
Tour Chautauqua e-vistors guide.
Educational Grants
This Annual Dental Congress is supported in part by educational grants from:
