FORMAT
One day a month a speaker discusses a dental topic during lunch. The
sessions are informal and the group has an opportunity to interact
with the speaker during the short discussion period at the end of the
lecture. It requires only about one and one-half hour of your time
to learn the latest developments in many areas of dentistry. It also
offers the opportunity to become better acquainted with your colleagues
and their staff since all dental allied personnel and technicians are
also invited to attend.
OVERVIEW
New dental materials have allowed clinicians to use new, improved techniques
in preparing, impressing, and provisionalizing teeth for indirect restorations.
These materials allow for a true build up technique, great soft tissue
management, moisture control , excellent impressions and provisional
restorations that are fast and simple yet very accurate. This technique
is a means of predicting success with each preparation.
Objectives
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Discuss impact of new materials in the indirect preparation technique
with evidence to support their use.
•
Discuss a different technique in preparing teeth for indirect restorations
with improved ease and accuracy.
•
Discuss making successful, accurate impressions every time that still
protect soft tissue.
•
Discuss the chair side fabrication of provisionals that are accurate
and require little, if any, occlusal adjustment.
PRESENTER
WILLIAM F. ROSE, JR., D.D.S., received his DDS degree with Distinction
from Indiana University School of Dentistry, Indianapolis, Indiana
in 1979. He continued postgraduate training in a General Practice Residency
(1979 to 1980) at Letterman Army Medical Center, Presidio of San Francisco,
California and a Residency in Advanced Education in General Dentistry
(1983 to 1985) at Fort Knox Dental Activity, Fort Knox, Kentucky. He
is currently an Assistant Professor in the Department of General Dentistry
at The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio.
Dr. Rose was recently awarded the Teaching in Excellence Award at the
Health Science Center. Prior to his current position as a Group Leader
in Curriculum, he served as Director of Advanced Education in General
Dentistry for four years. He has written a chapter, Patient Evaluation
and Problem-Oriented Treatment Planning, for the textbook Fundamental
of Operative Dentistry: a Contemporary Approach which is in press.
TIME
Check-in & Lunch: D.S. Cafeteria,
Private Dining Room, 11:30 AM
Program: Thursday, 12:00 PM-1:00 PM
LOCATION
Dental School, Private Dining Room in the Cafeteria The University
of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio (back of Dental School
and adjacent to Visitor Parking Lot.)
TUITION
Includes Luncheon and Lecture
Individual: $49.50
CREDIT (Course Code:124386A)
AGD Code: 132 Hours: 1 |
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