The Central New York Dental Conference is sponsored by the ......2015/07/27 · On behalf of the Fifth District Dental Society, I invite all dental professionals and their staff to

The Central New York Dental Conference is sponsored by the Fifth District Dental Society of the State of New York,

an ADA CERP recognized provider.

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CONFERENCE LOCATION• THE ONCENTER• 800 South State Street, Syracuse, NY• Maps and Directions on page 11

REGISTRATION AND ADMITTANCE• Admission to all sessions and exhibits is by proper registration and ID only.• Badges must be visible at all times.• Admission to the exhibits only is free.

PRE-REGISTRATION• All pre-registered attendees will receive their

confirmation and registration materials by mail.• Name Badges and Lunch Tickets will be mailed to all pre-registered attendees.• Lost tickets will only be replaced with proof of

purchase.• Pre-Register. Registration form is located on the

inside back cover.

ONLINE REGISTRATION• Register Online at www.cnydc.org.• Receive immediate confirmation and receipt by email.

ONSITE REGISTRATIONPersons registering after August 27th must pick up theirmaterials on-site. You may register the day of theseminar, however, all on-site registrations are subject toan additional $30 late registration fee.

• On-Site Registration Hours: Thursday Eve: 4:00 - 5:00 pm Friday Morn: 7:30 - 9:00 am

PARKING• ONCENTER Parking Garage (State Street) $5.

Mention that you’re part of the conference.

ACCOMMODATIONS• Hotel accommodations are available at the following negotiated rates for September 10 & 11:

SHERATON SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY - 315.475.3000 Standard: $129• Deadline for reservations: August 10, 2015.

BREAKS AND LUNCH• Break and Lunch times are staggered according to

course and will be announced by your instructor.• A buffet lunch is served to allow more time for visiting exhibits.• Lunch Tickets are required and are included with a full

day course registration.• Additional lunch tickets may be purchased in advance

for $30.00 per person.

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• The Fifth District Dental Society is an ADA/CERP recognized provider approved by the New York State

Dental Association.• ADA CERP is a service of the American Dental Association

to assist dental professionals in identifying quality providers of continuing dental education. ADA CERP does not approve or endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry.

• Mandatory Continuing Education (MCE) credits are awarded for all lectures that meet the NYSED requirements.

• One hour of credit is awarded for each 50 minutes of presentation attended.• MCE forms for NYS Continuing Education requirements will be given to each attendee when checking in at registration.• To verify attendance, a four digit code, read at the end of each seminar must be marked on the Fifth District

Continuing Education Form.• After completing the form, please bring the white copy to

the registration desk before leaving.• The yellow copy is for your own records. It is recommended that you retain copies of all of your CE forms in case of

audit.

REFUND/CANCELLATION POLICY• Refund requests must be received no later than September 3, 2015 and will be granted only in cases of family or office emergency.• All badges and tickets must be returned to the FDDS.• In such cases, refunds for meal functions will not be made

for cancellations received within 48 hours of the function.

DENTAL MARKETPLACE• Admission to the Marketplace is free!• The Marketplace is open from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm on

Thursday, September 10, and 8:00 am to 3:00 pm on Friday, September 11.

• We appreciate the contribution the exhibitors make to the Central New York Dental Conference and we urge you to

visit and patronize them.

IN THE MARKETPLACE EVENTS• Exhibitor Reception and Preview will be held in the Dental Marketplace on Thursday Evening from 4:00 - 7:00 pm and

all are welcome.


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Welcome to the 2015 Central New York Dental Conference. The largest and only dental congress in upstate New York. On Thursday, September 10 through Friday, September 11, we will be hosting close to 1,000 health care professionals at THE ONCENTER in Syracuse, NY, offering once again, the very best in continuing education and technical exhibits.

Thursday evening, we are offering the courses our members rely upon us to provide annually to stay current and comply with licensure and liability in New York State, such as NYS Mandated Infection Control and Risk Management.

UPDATED: Due to circumstances beyond our control, Dr. Crossley has had to cancel his speaking engagement with us. It is unfortunate, but we have retained an excellent speaker to fill the void. Dr. Nasser Barghi, a personal favorite, will be speaking on All-Ceramic Restorations 2015: Clinical Steps. You will not be disappointed.

The esteemed Inspired Hygiene Group is back with Dental Hygienist Stacy McCauley. Stacy will lecture on two topics. Systemic Inflammation And Obesity and Consequences in Dentistry. Stacy remains on the cutting edge of dentistry while an instructor at UNC Chapel Hill.

For those of you that need some stress management skills, Dr. Ben Bernstein will be here to teach the 9 Essential Tools for Reducing Stress in the Dental Office.

Your committee has worked many hours to develop and bring you this unparalleled program. We urge you to participate in this educational experience and to visit with our exhibitors who have supported our profession so many times. They’re here to enthusiastically demonstrate new products and technologies from around the world.

On behalf of the Fifth District Dental Society, I invite all dental professionals and their staff to attend the 34th Annual Central New York Dental Conference (CNYDC). I commend our Conference Committee Chair, Dr. Kevin Sorge and FDDS Executive Director Amy Pozzi, for their ardent efforts in organizing and preparing a conference that I am sure will be the best yet. Throughout the years, this conference has evolved into a truly outstanding event. The CNYDC boasts nationally renowned speakers, along with dental representatives, and vendors eager to show you their latest and newest products. Don’t miss this convenient and inexpensive opportunity to fulfill your MCE requirements, see the latest in dental products, as well as visit with other upstate colleagues. Plan to attend. Reward your staff and make it an office event. I’m sure no one will be disappointed.

Be sure to share this brochure withyour entire office staff. The Central NewYork Dental Conference (CNYDC) offersseminars for both the dental practitionerand their dental office personnel.

Please visit www.cnydc.org for moredetailed information, updates, or toregister online.

Table of Contents

A Message from the CNYDC Chair

Dr. Kevin Sorge

Dr. Edward Smith

A Message from the President of the Fifth District Dental Society

MARK YOUR CALENDARSFuture CNYDC Dates at The OncenterSeptember 15 & 16, 2016 • September 14 & 15, 2017



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#1: NYS Mandated Dental Office Infection ControlSpeaker: Terrence Thines, DDS, MSThursday, September 10, 2015 • 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm3 MCE credits

Infection Control in the 21st CenturyDental office infection control has evolved since the 1992 OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard and the 1994 New York State mandatory training requirement were introduced. Practices have continued to evolve and incorporate periodic updates from federal, state and local advisory and regulatory agencies (ADA, CDC, FDA, EPA, DEC, OSAP etc.). In addition, new infection control products and materials have been introduced over the last two decades. The net result of this progress is, Infection Control in the 21st Century, a broad-based, comprehensive approach encompassing all aspects of dental office operations.

• Participants in this course will understand and be familiar with the most recent CDC recommendations for dental office infection control.

• Participation in this course complies with the annual OSHA training requirement.• Course completion fulfills NYS Department of Health and State Education Department expectations for

dental healthcare professionals.

Target AudienceDentists, Dental Hygienists, Dental Assistants



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#2: NYSDA Risk ManagementSpeaker: Frederick W. Wetzel, DDS & John VanDenburgh, JDThursday, September 10, 2015 • 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm4 MCE credits

Do you know how long you are obligated to store patient records? What information needs to be included in a medical history? How to legally terminate a professional relationship with a patient?

Answers to these and many other sometimes thorny legal questions are provided in the NYSDA Risk Management course.

A certificate will be issued to all participants who successfully complete the seminar. Dentists who complete this course will be entitled to a 10% discount on their liability premiums for a three year period from the Fortress Insurance Company and Medical Liability Mutual Insurance Company. Other insurance companies may also accept this course for a discount. Please check with your carrier.




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Speaker: Nasser Barghi, DDS, MAFriday, September 11, 2015 9:00 am - 5:00 pm6 MCE Credits

Innovations in digital dentistry and high-strength all-ceramic systems in conjunction with advanced CAD/CAM technology provide us with more opportunity to offer esthetic and function not only in the esthetic zone, but also in high stress posterior occlusion. Each system requires specific tooth preparation, laboratory communication, surface conditioning for luting. Current ceramic primers and luting cements have made these a reality.

All-Ceramic Restorations in 2015 is an in-depth look at concepts, procedures and products to enhance the durability of these restorations.

Course ObjectiveThis course is designed to provide participants with practical information on indications, selection, tooth preparation, laboratory communication and bonding of current types of all ceramic restorations in light of current scientific and clinical information. Failures of esthetic restorations and steps for intra-oral repairs will be discussed.

• All ceramic restorations in 2015• Indications and outcomes • Clinical considerations of zirconia and IPS e.max lithium disilicate restorations• Minimal invasive procedures with CAD/CAM zirconia restorations • Bonding and cementing zirconia restorations in light of current scientific information• Current status of luting cements for all-ceramic restorations• Failures of esthetic restorations; contributing factures. • Intra-oral repair of aesthetic restorations


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#4: Hot & Bothered AND Big Patients, Big ConsequencesSpeaker: Stacy McCauley, RDH, MSFriday, September 11, 2015 8:30 am - 4:30 pm6 MCE Credits

Hot & Bothered: Science & Strategies for Managing Oral & Systemic Inflammation (AM session) Are you “sick and tired” of your patients being “sick and tired” as a result of their poor health? Shockingly, 70% of all deaths in the U.S. are caused by chronic disease, with chronic inflammation playing a key role in many of these conditions.

Inflammation doesn’t just wreak havoc on the oral cavity; inflammation can be detrimental to overall health as well. How you take care of yourself not only impacts the mouth, but the entire body. This program details specific strategies for optimum overall health, giving participants tangible action steps for decreasing inflammation.

Utilizing her unique experience as a seasoned educator, clinician and practice coach, Stacy McCauley’s presentations offer a high-energy, workshop environment where attendees learn the skills necessary to implement inflammation management strategies in their practices. Using realistic case studies and small group interaction, attendees will learn optimum periodontal diagnosis and treatment planning strategies, as well as how to present treatment plans to patients. Each participant will leave with a dialogue toolbox to actively engage patients to take action on treatment recommendations. Content will also include periodontal therapy insurance coding how to’s, making this program one that cannot be missed!

Learning Objectives: • Explain the current science surrounding inflammatory diseases. • Differentiate between pro-inflammatory foods and anti-inflammatory foods. • Understand how lifestyle choices influence both oral and systemic inflammation. • Describe the cascade of clinical events that define periodontal disease infections along with therapeutic

intervention strategies. • Demonstrate through treatment planning exercises how to enroll clients into both gingivitis therapy as well

as comprehensive periodontal therapy. • Design comfortable dialogues to impact patient choices. • Maximize insurance codes and benefits.

Big Patients, Big Consequences: Obesity and the Implications for Dentistry (PM Session)Obesity not only cripples health, but it also has crippling effects on the economy.

Current estimates place a price tag of $150 billion in health care costs associated with obesity annually. Dentistry experienced a major philosophical evolution over 20 years ago when oral-systemic research first made headlines. This early research began to uncover how oral inflammatory conditions, such as periodontal disease, could have systemic implications (diabetes, cardiovascular disease and preterm low birth weight babies). It’s only been as of late, that science has begun to look more closely at obesity and its potential influence on oral health.

Utilizing her unique experience as a seasoned educator, clinician and practice coach, Stacy McCauley’s presentations offer a high-energy, workshop environment where attendees are able to not only learn the “what” behind a topic but also the “how” of implementation into clinical practice. Using realistic case studies and small group interaction, attendees will learn why obesity is considered a risk factor for periodontal disease and dental caries infection. Participants will also walk away with strategies for how they can better equip obese patients with home care products for oral disease management.

Learning Objectives: • Explain the physiology of obesity including its impact on inflammation. • Discuss the trends associated with food consumption and physical activity. • Describe the oral consequence commonly associated with obesity. • Make recommendations for oral self-care when treating a patient before and after bariatric surgery.

Target AudienceDentists, Dental Hygienists

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#5: 9 Essential Tools for Reducing Stress in the Dental OfficeSpeaker: Ben Bernstein, Ph.D.Friday, September 11, 2015 8:30 am - 4:30 pm6 MCE

Dentistry is stressful: keeping the schedule, patient fears, dealing with insurance companies, pain management and staff problems are all part of the daily routine. Untreated stress brings on dissatisfaction, high blood pressure, anxiety, depression, insomnia and more. The stresses are similar and different for each member of the dental team.

In this seminar, Dr. Ben Bernstein, a clinical psychologist and performance coach, delivers nine essential tools for reducing and transforming stress for any dental team. When stress is just at the right level, performance improves! In this course, Dr. Bernstein will combine didactic, self-diagnostic and interactive elements. Dr. Bernstein served as a national speaker for the American Dental Association’s Seminar Series and is the author of three books on stress. The Dean of the NYU School of Dentistry, Dr. Charles Bertolami, has called Dr. B’s approach “highly innovative.”

In this course participants will:• Learn the scientific relationship between stress and performance• Assess personal levels of stress• Learn nine tools for reducing stress• Use the tools to reduce personal stress • Apply the tools to patient care

Target AudienceDentists, Dental Hygienists, Dental Assistants, Office Managers, Receptionists



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Dr. Thines received his dental training at the University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine. He completed residency training at the Buffalo General Hospital. He also earned an M.S. degree in Epidemiology from the University at Buffalo School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences.

Dr. Thines holds a Fellowship from American Association of Hospital Dentists and is a recognized Diplomate by the American Board of Special Care Dentistry.

Currently Dr. Thines is a Professor in the Department of Surgery, Division of Dentistry at Upstate Medical University and he serves as Chief of the Dental Service at the University Hospital. His previous faculty appointment was at Buffalo school of Dental Medicine in the Department of Oral Diagnostic Sciences. He has served as the dental school’s Infection Control Officer and Committee Chairperson. Dr. Thines has been a consultant to the American Dental Association, NYS Department of Health, NYS Education Department and a technical advisor to the New York State Dental Association. He has lectured widely on oral medicine, patient management, communicable diseases as well as infection control.

Dr. Thines’ professional contributions include recent membership on the New York State Dental Foundation Board of Directors and NYSDA Council on Dental Education and Licensure.

(Dr. Thines has no financial relationships relevant to this presentation to disclose.)

Course: NYS Mandated Infection Control and OSHA Training

Terrence J. Thines, DDS, MS

Course: NYSDA Risk Management

Frederick W. Wetzel, DDS

Since 1986, Dr. Wetzel has been in private general practice in Schenectady, New York. Dr. Wetzel has held numerous positions at the local, state, and national level for organized dentistry. He is a director of Medical Liability Mutual Insurance Company (MLMIC), serving since 1998. He currently represents the 4th District as their Trustee on the NYSDA Board of Trustees. He has been a Risk Management presenter since 1992 and Chairs the NYSDA Risk Management Subcommittee. He is the Dental Section Chair for the Professional Insurers Association of America (PIAA). As Director of the Ellis Hospital Dental Health Center and their General Practice Residency program, Dr. Wetzel manages the operation of a hospital based dental clinic and their dental education program.

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For over 18 years, Stacy McCauley has entrenched herself in almost every facet of dental hygiene. As a native Midwesterner, she began her journey in the world of dentistry in 1993 as a full time dental hygienist. Loving her clinical career, but curious about what other doors might be open to her, she found a new home in the Tarheel state as a graduate student in the Master of Science in Dental Hygiene Education program at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. After obtaining her MS degree, she began a longstanding career in both university-based dental school teaching and in the fast paced arena of the corporate dental industry.

As a member of the Inspired Hygiene team, Stacy is a bundle of energy wrapped in a package full of organization, professionalism, fairness, and inspiration. Wearing many hats professionally, Stacy maintains her “cutting edge” on all things dental, as a clinical instructor at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She is also well known as a communications facilitator, international speaker, practice coach and writer. You might have seen her present at meetings such as: The ADHA Annual Session, RDH Under One Roof, The American Association of Orthodontists Annual Session, the Greater New York Dental Meeting, Seattle Study Club, and many more. She is committed to empowering dental teams to blow open the doors of what’s possible for them and their patients. Get ready to DREAM BIG and practice smarter (not harder) with a no-nonsense approach to optimum patient care with a proven return on investment! To reach Stacy, email her at: [email protected]

(Ms. McCauley is a paid consultant for Inspired Hygiene as well as a stock shareholder and grant/research recipient of Phillips.)

Course: Hot & Bothered: Science & Strategies for Managing Oral & Systemic Inflammation and Big Pa-tients, Big Consequences: Obesity & the Implications for Dentistry

Stacy McCauley, RDH, MS

Course: 9 Essential Tools for Reducing Stress in the Dental Office

Ben Bernstein, PhD

Exams. Speeches. Opening Nights. The Courtroom. Dentist and doctor’s offices. Athletic arenas. On TV or stage. Under deadlines. Leading teams. Stress is everywhere in everyday life.

For the past twenty years, Dr. Ben Bernstein, PhD, has provided the crucial training for high-performance individuals need to progress confidently and rapidly no matter where or when the going gets tough. Dr. Bernstein is a psychologist and educator specializing in working with dental teams to reduce stress and improve performance. He coaches Academy Award, Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize winners and his current client list includes dentists, athletes, attorneys, physicians, business executives, opera singers, students and actors. Dr. Bernstein has been the keynote speaker for every major group in dentistry, including the ADA, the ADHA, ASDA and the Dental Trade Alliance.

He has received numerous grants by the American and Canadian governments and is the author of Test Success! How to Be Calm, Confident and Focused on Any Test; Stressed Out! for Parents; and Stressed Out! For Teens.

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Dr. Nasser Barghi is professor in the Department of Comprehensive Dentistry at The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio Dental School, at San Antonio, Texas. He has presented more than 1000 didactic and hands-on clinic courses in over 35 countries. Dr. Barghi has authored and co-authored over 200 articles and abstracts and has completed a great amount of research on bonding new esthetic materials and etched porcelain bonded restorations.

Dr. Barghi is a member of the American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, the American Academy of Fixed Prosthodontics and the International Association for Dental Research. He is past president of the American Equilibration Society.

Course: All-Ceramic Restorations in 2015: Clinical Steps

Nasser Barghi, DDS, MA

John W. VanDenburgh Esq., is a partner in the firm of Napierski, VanDenburgh, Napierski & O’Connor LLP. He is a 1984 graduate of Siena College and a 1987 graduate from Albany Law School of Union University. He is a member of the American Bar Association (Tort and Insurance Law Section), the New York State Bar Association (Insurance, Negligence, Compensation Law, and Employment Law Sections), New York State Trial Lawyers Association, the Schenectady County Bar Association, Federal Court Bar Association, the Albany County Bar Association, Capital District Trial Lawyers Association, the Defense Research Institute, and the Defense Research Institute of Northeastern New York (Past President). He is also a member of the Transportation Lawyer’s Association.

Mr. VanDenburgh is Panel Counsel to, and a Risk Management Presenter for, the New York State Dental Society and frequently lectures to Dental and Medical Societies on issues of risk management and liability limitation. Mr. VanDenburgh is an active trial lawyer, litigating a wide range of cases, including personal injury, municipal liability, construction law, medical malpractice, products liability actions, motor carrier litigation, civil rights actions, discrimination and employment law claims, premises liability, and other professional malpractice claims. He has published articles on Informed Consent and Deposition Preparation. He has also lectured to various bar associations, insurance companies, and trade associations on topics that include ethics, professional liability, insurance coverage issues, construction law, employment law, and general negligence.

(Mr. VanDenburgh has no financial relationships relevant to this presentation to disclose.)

Course: NYSDA Risk Management

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1 9/10 NYS Mandated Infection Control Thines $115 $95 $115 $230 2 9/10 NYSDA Risk Management Wetzel/VanDenburgh $115 $95 $115 $230

3 9/11 All-Ceramic Restorations 2015 Barghi $250 $175 $125 $500

4 9/11 Hot & Bothered and Big Patients, McCauley $250 $175 $125 $500 Big Consequences

5 9/11 9 Tools to Reduce Stress Bernstein $250 $175 $125 $500

Registration Instructions

Registration Information

PROFESSION CODES Profession CodeADA Member Dentist ANon-ADA Member Dentist BStudent Dentist CDental Hygienist DH

You may fax or mail the attached registration form. Forms must be received at the Fifth District Dental Society office no later than August 27, 2015. Persons pre-registered will receive a confirmation package within two weeks. The confirmation package will contain a confirmation letter, name badges, and lunch tickets. Please check to make sure that all information is correct and that all items are present.

Register Online

Fax Your Registration Mail Your Registration

www.cnydc.org

315-437-6013

Fifth District Dental Society 6323 Fly Rd, Ste. 3 E. Syracuse, NY 13057

The Fifth District office cannot be responsible for non-receipt of faxed or mailed forms. If you have not received confirmation within two weeks time, please call the office at 315-434-9161.

Persons registering after August 27th must pick up their materials on-site. You may register the day of the seminar,however, all on-site registrations are subject to an additional $30 late registration fee.

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Complete the form on the next page using the example as a guide. Please use the Course #’s, Fees, and Profession Codes listed below when completing the registration form. Lunch is included in the fee for all full day seminars.

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Please check your email or visit www.cnydc.org for updates. The Fifth District Dental Society is the sponsor of the Central New York Dental Conference.

The Fifth District Dental Society is a component ofthe New York State Dental Association andthe American Dental Association.



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Central New York Dental Conference 2015Deadline for pre-registration is August 27, 2015. All registrations postmarked after this date will pick up coursematerials at registration. Or you can register online at www.cnydc.org.

Refund requests must be received by September 3, 2015. Only granted in case of family emergency.



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