Sleep, Breathe, Grow: Dental Dilemmas and the Paediatric Airway.

AACP Australian ChapterMarch 28th - 30th, 2014

Sydney

The Australian Chapter of the Academy of Craniofacial Pain AACP is proud to present this outstanding list of speakers, and we hope that you will join us in Sydney from Friday March 28th - Sunday 30th 2014 for our symposium Sleep, Breathe, Grow, Dental Dilemmas and the Paediatric Airway.

Our children are our future. More and more we are becoming increasingly aware of the prevalence of sleep apnea during childhood. How does this happen, and what should we as dentists do about it? Does aberrant growth of the airway and craniofacial regions predispose children to OSA? Are children at risk for the same consequences as adults with OSA? Can airway issues predispose our children to an increased risk of cardiovascular and endothelial disorders, obesity, diabetes, or cognitive impairment, and can we as dentists act as part of a multidisciplinary team to prevent this from happening? This programme brings together specialists from various disciplines including sleep, allergy, orthodontics, myofunctional therapy, otolaryngology, and endocrinology to discuss the causes, consequences, and dental treatment of abnormal growth of the craniofacial complex and paediatric airway.

Speakers:Professor Colin SullivanProfessor Christian Guilleminault Assoc Professor Leila Kheirandish- GozalDr. Chris SetonDr. Jim PapadopoulosProfessor M. Ali DarendelilerProfessor Peter SmithDr. James EarnshawAssoc Professor German RamirezDr. Bill HangDr. Raahib DudhiaJoy MoellerDr. Gary HeirDr. Antonio Romero-Garcia

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Breathe, Sleep, Grow: Dental Dilemmas and the Paediatric Airway AACP Australian Chapter - 3rd International Symposium March 28th -30th 2014, Sydney

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VENUEThe Symposium will be held at The Sydney Harbour Marriott Hotel 30 Pitt St Sydney, NSW 2000. The Hotel is offering special accommodation rates to delegates. To secure these rates please visit our website www.aacfp.com.au and book using the customised hotel link.

ROOM 2 - INTRODUCTORY COURSE, 2 DaYS:Full Registration Includes:2 Days registration includes entry to all sessions on the day that you are registered for. Morning tea, afternoon tea and lunch each day. Conference bag with work book.Welcome Cocktail Evening on Friday 28th March 2014. For Continuing Professional Development the CPD points are:CPD for 2 days Anticipated 13 hours

DENTiSTS OR PHySiCAL THERAPiSTS $990 incl GSTHyGiENiSTS AND DENTAL ASSiSTANTSEarly Bird $490 incl GST ends Feb 10th 2014Registration after Feb 11th 2014 $545 incl GST

REGISTRaTION DETaILSREGISTER ONLINE at www.aacfp.com.au/register.html MaIN aUDITORIUM, 3 DaYS:Full Registration Includes:3 Days registration includes entry to all sessions on the day that you are registered for. Morning tea, afternoon tea and lunch each day. Conference bag with work book.Welcome Cocktail Evening on Friday 28th March 2014. For Continuing Professional Development the CPD points are:CPD for 3 days Anticipated 20 hours MEMBER RATE $2195 incl GSTNoN-member Early bird 1 $2400 incl GST, ends Dec 15th 2013NoN-member Early bird 2 $2550 incl GST, Dec 16th to Feb 10th 2014NoN-member Regular rate $2695 incl GST, Feb 11th 2014 onwards.PHySiCAL THERAPiSTS $1200 incl GST (10 spaces available only)

Cancellation Policy: AACP Australian Chapter reserves the right to cancel any portion of the conference if needed. Should you need to cancel the AACP must be notified by March 10th. All cancellations must be received in writing. in this case $150 will be deducted from your refund. Cancellations after this date will be subject to a 50% fee per attendee.

OUR SPONSORS

PROFESSOR COLIN SULLIVaNSleep Disordered Breathing in Pregnancy and its Effect on the Foetus and NeonateColin is a Professor of Medicine, a leading international academic, clinician, inventor and pioneer in his field of sleep and breathing disorders. His invention of CPAP revolutionized the study, understanding and treatment of sleep apnoea. His further experimental work in Non-invasive Ventilation revolutionized the clinical management of respiratory failure. His latest work is on the link between sleep disordered breathing and hypertension in pregnancy and on the recognition of sleep disordered breathing in infants and children and its links to adult sleep apnoea.

PROFESSOR CHRISTIaN GUILLEMINaULTOrofacial Growth and the Development of OSA. Mouth Breathing Flow Limitation Myofunctional Therapy in OSAChristian is one of the early pioneers of sleep apnea research, and a Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, and by courtesy in the Department of Neurology at the Stanford Medical School, and a Professor with tenure in the Stanford University Sleep Medicine Division. He opened the first sleep medicine clinic in Paris in 1970, and has been working in the United States since accepting a position with Dr William Dement in 1972.

ASSOC PROFESSOR LEILa KHEIRaNDISH GOZaLGenetics and Epigenetics of Sleep Systemic Inflammation. Vascular Dysfunction in Children with OSALeila is an Associate Professor and Director of Clinical Sleep Research in the Section of Paediatric Sleep Medicine, Department of Paediatrics, The University of Chicago. Her current research activities revolve around paediatric obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA), with a particular focus on 3 major areas: vascular morbidity associated with paediatric OSA, novel non-surgical therapies for paediatric OSA and asthma and paediatric OSA.

DR. CHRIS SETONNon-Respiratory Paediatric Sleep Disorders Children are not Little adults. Paediatric Polysomnography, Diagnosis and Treatment. Chris has worked as a Staff Specialist Paediatrician in the Sleep investigation Unit at the Children’s Hospital Westmead for the last nineteen years. in 1999 Chris founded and is Medical Director of Australia’s first Private Hospital Paediatric Sleep Unit, at Sydney Adventist Hospital, Wahroonga. His major sleep interests include childhood insomnia, obstructive apnoea, adolescent sleep, narcolepsy, and childhood parasomnias.

DR. DIMITRIOS (JIM) PaPaDOPOULOSSleep Behavior and Learning in ChildrenJim established the only Private Hospital Sleep Paediatric Unit in NSW to offer complete paediatric sleep laboratory services, Australia’s first multidisciplinary sleep clinic for developmentally delayed children the adolescent sleep unit at St George Hospital, and the paediatric sleep clinic within the department of Orthodontics at Sydney Dental Hospital. PROFESSOR M. aLI DaRENDELILERDento-Facial Orthopaedics for Children with OSAAli is Professor and Chair of Orthodontics at the Sydney Dental School, and Head of Department Sydney Dental Hospital Sydney and South Western Sydney Local Health Districts. His research interests include orthodontic tooth movement, root resorption, OSA, temporary Anchorage devices, sequential aligners, self -ligating brackets, magnetic fields and forces and dentofacial orthopaedics.

Jim Papadopoulos and M. Ali Darendeliler: Kids Sleep and teeth Working Together Ali and Jim work together treating children with OSA at the paediatric sleep clinic within the department of orthodontics at Sydney Dental Hospital. They will kindly share the results of some of their collaborations.

PROFESSOR PETER SMITHDevelopment and Treatment of Paediatric RhinitisPete is a Professor in Medicine at Griffith University, and the director of a specialist allergy centre at the Gold Coast. His current research focuses on different aspects of allergy, including acupuncture and pre-biotics, the role of receptors in allergy and pain, and food protein induced entero-colitis. DR. JaMES EaRNSHaWPaediatric Obstructive Sleep Apnoea Diagnosis and Management from an ENT PerspectiveJames has a private Ear Nose and Throat practice in Brisbane. His expertise includes rhinology, sinus surgery, rhinoplasty and anterior skull base surgery in both adults and children. He will be discussing otolaryngologic aspects of the cause and treatment of sleep apnea.

ASSOC PROFESSOR GERMaN RaMIREZ Guiding Mandibular Growth and Improving Breathing in ChildrenGerman is Associate Professor at the Faculty of Dentistry, University of Manitoba Winnipeg, with over 20 years of experience treating malocclusions. His major research interests are craniofacial growth and development, the pathophysiology of functional disorders of the

cranio-cervical-mandibular system, and how the craniofacial structures are modified by functional appliances. DR. BILL HaNGBiobloc Orthotropics ® for Facial Development and OSABill has a private practice in specialist orthodontics at Westlake Village California. He is a founding member and President of the North American Association for Facial Orthotropics. Bill has published many articles, and lectures both nationally and internationally.

DR. RaaHIB DUDHIaAssessing Airway and Facial Changes using 3D ImagingRaahib is a specialist maxillofacial radiologist in Queensland where he lectures at several universities and provides analysis of CBCT x-rays both commercially and privately. Raahib will discuss the use of 3D imaging in the assessment of facial and airway changes during growth and orthodontics JOY MOELLERThe Role of Muscles in Craniofacial Growth and Sleep ApnoeaJoy studied Dental Hygiene, and has published internationally on myofunctional therapy. She will be discussing the role of the muscles in the aetiology and treatment of paediatric sleep apnoea. DR. GaRY HEIR aND DR. aNTONIO ROMERO-GaRCIa - Room 2 An Overview of Orofacial Pain and Dental Sleep Medicine, the Roadmap to Differential Diagnosis.

Tony has a private practice limited to TMD, orofacial pain and dental sleep medicine working in Valencia, Spain. He is a visiting Professor in several programs in TMD and orofacial pain both in Spain and internationally.

Gary is a Clinical Professor, Program and Clinical Director of the Centre for Temporomandibular Disorders and Orofacial Pain, Department of Diagnostic Sciences, Rutgers University School of Dental Medicine, New Jersey. Dr Heir is considered an authority on orofacial pain in Lyme Disease.

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Breathe, Sleep, Grow: Dental Dilemmas and the Paediatric Airway

DaY 1 Orofacial Pain and Dental Sleep Medicine

in this two day course the attendants will gain an understanding of an organized method for reviewing and assessing difficult cases as well as a review of basic orofacial pain and dental sleep medicine concepts including:

Musculoskeletal pain • Temporomandibular disorders • Myofascial pain / Fibromyalgia

Neuropathic orofacial pain • Neuralgia • Post endodontic /implant neuropathic

pain disorders• Traumatic neuropathic pain

Neurovascular pain • Headache • Migraine • Vascular tooth pain

Diagnostic adjuncts-when and why.• Review of clinical History specific to

TMD and Orofacial Pain (samples will be provided)

• Practical demonstration of Cranial Nerve examination

• Red flags in differential diagnosis of headache/facial pain

• Trigger points and nerve blocks. Practical demonstration

• Auriculotemporal block demonstration • Quantitative sensory testing procedures

Strategies in imaging techniques for differential diagnosis of both TMD-Orofacial Pain imaging.

Case presentations, learn to analyse your difficult cases. Please send a summary of the case to the organisers to allow them to forward it to the speakers for them to plan a group discussion.

DaY 2Orofacial Pain and Dental Sleep Medicine

Review of clinical History specific to Dental Sleep Medicine (sample will be provided)

Use of specific questionnaires for detecting OSA and sleep breathing related disorders

Airway examination and how to detect the level of obstruction. The importance of CBTC.

Home sleep studies. Discussion on their validity vs full polysomnographic studies.

Practical tips related to Dental Sleep Medicine.• How to perform an accurate bite

registration to fabricate an OSA appliance. • The titration and adjustments of OSA

appliances . • TMD side effects related to the use of

dental sleep appliances.

Room 2 - Introductory Course, 2 days March, 28-29 2014an Overview of Orofacial Pain and Dental Sleep Medicine - The Roadmap to Differential Diagnosis. Practical tips that will make a difference in your clinical practice.This review course will discuss basic concepts of Temporomandibular disorders, orofacial pain and Dental sleep medicine for the general dentist and the dental team as well. material, including case presentations, videos and live demonstrations will be SUITAbLe For CLINICIANS oF ALL LeVeLS.

Meet our Speakers

Main Auditorium, 3 days March, 28-30 2014Sleep, Breathe, Grow: Dental Dilemmas and The Paediatric Airway Program for the Third aaCP International Symposium - Sydney, March 28th-30th 2014

DaY 1 Friday March 28th 8.30am-5.30pmKeynote Speaker: Professor Colin Sullivan

8.30-8.45am Presidents Welcome - Karen McCloy

8.45-9.00am Key Note Speech: Where to now: The future of Sleep Apnoea - Colin Sullivan

9.00-10.00am The Role of Muscles in Craniofacial Growth and Sleep Apnoea - Joy Moeller

10.00-11.00am Sleep Disordered Breathing in Pregnancy and its impact on the Foetus and Neonate - Colin Sullivan

11.00- 11.30am Morning Tea

11.30-12.30noon Non Respiratory Paediatric Sleep Disorders - Chris Seton

12.30-1.30pm Sleep behavior and Learning in Children - Jim Papadopoulos

1.30- 2.30pm Lunch

2.30-3.30pm Dento-Facial Orthopaedics for Children with OSA - M. Ali Darendeliler

3.30-4.00pm Afternoon Tea

4.00- 5.00pm Kids, Teeth and Sleep; Working together - Jim Papadopoulos and M. Ali Darendeliler

5.00-7.30pm EVENiNG WELCOME EVENT: Cocktail Party

DaY 2 Saturday March 29th 8.30am-5.00pmKeynote Speaker: assoc Professor Leila Kheirandish- Gozal

8.30-8.45am Terry Bennett to introduce Leila Kheirandish- Gozal

8.45-10.30am Genetics and Epigenetics of OSA - Leila Kheirandish-Gozal

10.30-11.00am Morning Tea

11.00-12noon Development and Treatment of Paediatric Rhinitis - Peter Smith

12.00-1.00pm Paediatric Obstructive Sleep Apnoea Diagnosis Management from an ENT Perspective - James Earnshaw

1.00-2.00pm Lunch

2.00- 3.00pm Guiding mandibular Growth and improving Breathing in Children - German Ramirez

3.00-3.30pm Afternoon Tea

3.30- 5.00pm Systemic inflammation and Vascular Dysfunction in Children with OSA - Leila Kheirandish- Gozal

DaY 3Sunday March 30th 8.30am-5.15pm Keynote Speaker: Professor Christian Guilleminault

8.30- 8.45am introduction of Professor Christian Guilleminault - Colin Sullivan

8.45-10.30am Orofacial Growth and the Development of OSA - Christian Guilleminault

10.30- 11.00am Morning Tea

11.00-12noon Biobloc Orthotropics ® for Facial Development and OSA - Bill Hang

12.00-1.00pm Assessing airway and Facial Changes using 3D imaging - Raahib Dudhia

1.00- 2.00pm Lunch

2.00-3.00pm Children are not Little Adults. Paediatric Polysomnography, Diagnosis and Treatment - Chris Seton

3.00- 3.30pm Afternoon Tea

3.30-5.00pm Mouth Breathing Flow Limitation and Myofunctional Therapy in OSA - Christian Guilleminault

5.00-5.15pm Conference Close - Karen McCloy