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SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULEFRIDAY, OCTOBER 25TH 2013
7:00 AM BREAKFAST (included) 8:00 AM SYMPOSIUM OPENING AND WELCOME 8:30 AM DR. GILLES LAVIGNE’S LECTURE 10:00 AM NETWORKING BREAK10:30 AM DR. GILLES LAVIGNE’S LECTURE (cont’d)11:45 AM NETWORKING LUNCH (included) 13:00 PM PRESENTATION OF VENDORS13:15 PM DR. ALAIN MEUNIER-GUTTIN-CLUZEL’S LECTURE14:45 PM NETWORKING BREAK15:15 PM DR. ALAIN MEUNIER-GUTTIN-CLUZEL’S LECTURE (cont’d)16:15 PM NETWORKING BREAK16:30 PM DR. RICK BONATO’S LECTURE18:00 PM SOCIAL EVENING COCKTAIL, HÔTEL DELTA CENTRE-VILLE
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American Academy of Craniofacial Pain Canadian Chapter540 Brimley Road, Suite 102Toronto, ON M1J 1A8c/o Dr. Bradley Oldfi n, Treasurer
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SPEAKERSGilles Lavigne DMD, PhD, FRCD
Professor and Dean, Faculty of dental médecine, Université de MontréalPain and Sleep Laboratory, Trauma axis, Hôpital du Sacré-Cœur de Montréal
Session TitleRole(s) of dentistry in sleep medicine: green, yellow or red lights!
Session DescriptionDentists interested in sleep medicine need to understand basic science of sleep and its clinical relevance (green light). Diagnosis and management of sleep bruxism and related TMD pain is among the expertise of dental medicine expert (green light). In presence of breathing disorders, our role is limited to recognize the presence of risk factors (green light), diagnosis is a medical responsibility (red light) and management is planned in collaboration with sleep medicine experts (yellow light). Some children and teenagers may present risk factors (morphology and/or behavioural) to develop sleep disordered breathing; the dentist should be able to make early detection and give advice to parents (green light). Dentist can also help orofacial pain/TMD patients with sleep complaints; in presence conducts of insomnia, yellow light is turned on and medical and/or psychological expertise is needed. Knowing our role(s) in sleep medicine is an art driven by science and guidelines.
Key Learning Goals1. Recognize what is good sleep and causes of poor sleep.2. Make diff erential recognition of sleep complaints vs. sleep disorders.3. Plan referral or intervention(s) based on recognized standards of practices in dentistry (Canadian Sleep Society guidelines: Gauthier L, et al. Can Respir J. 2012; 19(5):307-92012).
Dr. Alain Meunier-Guttin-Cluzel MD, DMD
Session TitleGlobal Postural Reprogramming: The Missing Link
Session DescriptionAfter 15 years and 1000 patients, knowledge of this complex postural control system integrating neurosensory inputs from feet, eyes balls muscles, trigeminal nerves, skin, inner ears, in a chaotic logic drives to a systematic clinical exam and tests. I want to share my experience that changes my way of treating TMD and orthodontics cases.
Key Learning Goals1. How and why to use posturology knowledge as a way to successfully treat TMD and Ortho patients.
Richard A. Bonato Ph.D., M.A., RST, RPSGT
Co-Founder & Chief Executive Offi cer BRAEBON Medical Corporation
Session Title Oral Appliance Compliance Measurement
Session DescriptionThe objective measurement of oral appliance treatment compliance has long been a goal in both orthodontics and dental sleep medicine. New technologies now off er substantial capabilities to the fi eld of dentistry. Attendees will gain a better understanding of fundamental technology used and how this will address issues in the transportation industry. Oral appliance compliance reporting will be compared with existing methods used in CPAP therapy.
Key Learning Goals 1. To understand the defi nitions used in compliance measurement2. An understanding of oral appliance compliance technology and how it may be applied in dental sleep medicine 3. Oral appliance compliance measurement vis a vis CPAP compliance and the impact of compliance measurement on the transportation industry
Steven R. Olmos DDS, DABCP, DABDSM, DACSDD, DAAPM, FAAOP, FAACP, FICCMO, FADI, FIAO
Founder, TMJ & Sleep Therapy Centres International
Session TitleSDB and TMD in the Dental Practice…Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment
Session Description33% of the men and 18% of the women in your dental practice have Sleep Disordered Breathing (SDB). 80-90% of these patients are undiagnosed. Over 60% of diagnosed patients remain untreated, because they won’t use CPAP. Physicians use CPAP as their main form of treatment, and no other non-invasive treatments. Only Dentists can make oral appliances for these patients. Physicians are now asking Dentists to participate in the treatment of SDB. Headaches and facial pain (Craniofacial pain) have a high co-morbidity with SDB. Learn how to eff ectively screen, diagnose and treat both.
Key Learning Goals1. Learn the Signs of SDB you Should be Looking for in Your Dental Patients.2. Triage Sleep Disorders and TMD/Craniofacial pain3. Learn How to Take a Bite Registration (day & night) for Oral Appliances4. Develop the Proper Treatment Options for Sleep Disordered Breathing and TMD/OSA5. Oral Appliance Determination6. Understand How to Perform a Comprehensive Examination for Either Condition.7. Know the Proper Data to Collect and its Importance
Edmund A. Lipskis DDS, MS
Session TitlePhase II Orthodontics for TMD and Sleep Disordered Breathing Patients
Session DescriptionDr. Lipskis will discuss Phase II Orthodontic Treatment. Topics will include MMI and why some patients can’t wean; how to improve airways through orthodontics, even in adults; and how to maintain the three dimensional changes in mandibular position established during Phase I throughout Phase II orthodontics. Dr. Lipskis will also discuss how to evaluate the mandibular position throughout treatment and how, for some patients, the increased vertical from Phase I can be reduced.
Key Learning Goals 1. Why some patients can successfully wean while others can’t2. How to hold the three dimensional changes in mandibular position established in Phase I TMD or Oral Sleep Appliance Therapy3. How to improve airways through orthodontics
CONTACT INFORMATIONAmerican Academy of Craniofacial Pain Canadian Chapter540 Brimley Road, Suite 102Toronto, ON M1J 1A8c/o Dr. Bradley Oldfi n, Treasurer
Dr. Catherine MacGregorPresident
t: (613) 802-0136f: (613) 928-2157e: [email protected]
3 WAYS TO REGISTER...1. Mail: Complete registration form attached and return with cheque via mail (details on form).2. Phone: Call Michelle Mark at 1-866-833-1033 to pay by Credit Card.3. Online: Visit the AACP Canada Conference page online!
Academy of Craniofacial Pain Canadian Chapterey Road, Suite 102ON M1J 1A8
dley Oldfi n, Treasurer
herine MacGregorr
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