This presentation will present recently submitted information where Drs. Kao along with Dr. George Mandelaris and Colin Richman collaborated in reporting their learning experiences of 1500 PAOO cases. This information is put into clinical prospective by Dr. Cherissa Chong who will present how this information can be incorporated into clinical case management.

This course highlights the role of the dentist as part of the interprofessional health care team using specific examples as illustrations: from detection and management of oral pre-malignant conditions, complications of specific cancer therapies, to oral features of Sjögren’s syndrome.

The lecture will address Imaging principles of CBCT, factors influencing image quality and ways to improve image quality, factors controlling patient dose. Additionally a systematic approach to interpretation of CBCT volumes will be discussed with attention to anatomical landmarks and incidental pathological findings.

A review of implantology focused on treatment planning, impression and restorative options, dynamic navigation surgery with X-Navigation System, and the latest updates in angulated screw channel abutments.

Response to the COVID-19 outbreak has necessitated many changes in our educational, clinical and administrative routines, both within the School of Dentistry and across the University. The health and safety of our Continuing Dental Education participants, students, faculty and staff are of the utmost importance. 2020 Delta Dental Day has been postponed to Saturday, December 12

Dr. Setia will present evidence-based, differential implant treatment planning that will address the common concerns of both clinicians and patients.

Dr. Pogrel will discuss current thoughts with regards to bisphosphonates, but even more with regards to some of the newer medications such as denosumab.

Response to the COVID-19 outbreak has necessitated many changes in our educational, clinical and administrative routines, both within the School of Dentistry and across the University. The health and safety of our Continuing Dental Education participants, students, faculty and staff are of the utmost importance. Update on Oral Health Products will be postponed. A date is being determined

Ms. Baker will compare manufacturer claims and objective clinical data concerning chemotherapeutic products for gingivitis and calculus reduction.

Response to the COVID-19 outbreak has necessitated many changes in our educational, clinical and administrative routines, both within the School of Dentistry and across the University. The health and safety of our Continuing Dental Education participants, students, faculty and staff are of the utmost importance. Dental Implant Therapy: Sinus and Ridge Augmentatio will be postponed. A date is being determined

During this course, literature will be presented and discussed that supports the rationale for using preventative measures such as specific methods of atraumatic exodontia and techniques of ridge preservation. When a pneumatized sinus or atrophic ridge is present, the knowledge of and implementation of various sinus and ridge augmentation techniques can help assure a successful outcome.