FUN ‘N SUN W E E K E N D

JULY 26-29, 2018BEAU RIVAGE RESORT & CASINOBILOXI, MS

DENTAL TECHNICIANS SOCIETY PRESENTS

SATURDAY LUNCHEON

SATURDAY NOON - 1:00 PM

FRIDAY AWARDSLUNCHEON

FRIDAY 12:15 PM - 1:30 PM

PRESIDENT’S HOSPITALITY

FRIDAY 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM

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Did you know that the Missis-sippi and Louisiana Dental Labora-tory Associations have merged? Our new name is Dental Techni-cians Society. And with the new name comes a new format for our 33rd Annual Fun ‘N Sun Week-end- which is the Hottest Meeting in the Southeast in Biloxi, MS. To any new members or attendees, we invite you to experience learning in this beautiful, fun-filled environment. To all that are returning, we are sure that you will still be immensely pleased with course topics and hands-on table clinics while socializing the way that it can only be done in Biloxi!

We are pleased to once again be showcasing this event at the Beau Rivage Resort and Casino. The Beau is where you want to be for cutting edge industry technology for your CE credits during the day and casinos, sandy beaches, awesome pools, spas, mouth-dropping entertainment, and some of the finest dining choices available! Biloxi has it all and we are happy to offer it to you at our host hotel.

Regardless of your current role in the dental industry, we are certain that you will leave the Fun ‘N Sun weekend equipped with the knowledge and the tools to enable you to take your facility to the next level. Our weekend allows you to witness and experience first-hand products and educational seminars that will have you excited to return to work on Mon-day to begin or continue networking with all the people you will meet July 26-29!

Being with us in Biloxi will give you the opportunity to earn your required continuing education credits by attending our lectures, table clinics, etc. Swing by our Exhibit Hall with the hottest demos and displays being given by the bright-est names in the industry! And just when you thought you couldn’t handle anymore, you are given the opportunity to earn a little cool CA$H. Many of the exhibitors offer trade show specials for attendees. Labs often save enough money to offset the cost of their registration! Our exhibitors gener-ously help sponsor this Fun ‘N Sun meeting and are here for all of your dental laboratory needs. Make a list, check it twice, and bring it with you and save on your purchase here in Biloxi, where you could be the biggest winner of all!

Golf. Fishing. Cold hard cash. Beautiful beaches. A relaxing massage. Great food. Take a break from the bench in beautiful Biloxi, Mississippi at the Beau Rivage Resort and Casino July 26-29, 2018 at the 33rd Annual Fun ‘N Sun Weekend. Nowhere else this hot can be this cool!

WELCOME

TRISTAN HALL, CDTDTS President

TO THE 33RD ANNUAL FUN ‘N SUN WEEKEND!

SATURDAY LUNCHEON

SATURDAY NOON - 1:00 PM

FRIDAY AWARDSLUNCHEON

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Why should I stay at the host hotel?

In order to provide great rates to attendees and to keep the costs of the meeting down, FNS must agree to fulfill a certain number of sleeping rooms at the host hotel during the meeting dates. If meeting attendees book rooms at hotels other than the meeting hotel or outside the room block and the association is not able to fill a high percentage of the contracted sleeping rooms, penalties and special attrition charges for rooms not filled become the financial responsibility of the organization.

How does this affect me as an attendee?

If more meeting attendees choose to stay at alternative hotels or book rooms at rates that are outside the block, this forces FNS to book less sleeping rooms while utilizing the same amount of meeting space. This increases the costs of operating the event resulting in higher attendance fees. We’re working hard to keep the costs down and we appreciate your help!

Three choices for rooms: Run-of-House, 2 Doubles, 1 King. Run-of-house is default. If you request Doubles or King, you will be charged an additional $10 per night. Rates are single/double and do not include applicable taxes and resort fee.* Additional charges apply for third & fourth person per room. First night’s room may be charged to credit card when reservation is made. This deposit is non-refundable if a cancellation occurs within 48 hours of arrival.

The Beau Rivage requires a credit card to be presented at check in for incidentals, even if you prepay for your room charges. For your safety, the Beau Rivage requires a photo ID at check in. The hotel is no longer available to accept personal or company-issued checks at the front desk during the check in/out process. If group attendee is paying with a check, all checks must be received at least 20 days prior to arrival to assure processing of the payment before check in. This is for individual reservations, as well as groups and sub blocks.*Daily resort fee of $9.00 covers: daily newspaper, access to fitness facility, bottled water (2 per guest room), access to notary, unlimited local and 800 calls, printing of boarding passes, wireless Internet services, compli-mentary parking and pool access. Inclusions are subject to change without notice.

AIRPORT INFORMATION

GROUND TRANSPORTATION TO HOTELComplete Ground Transportation (including shared ride shuttle and limousine service) informa-tion from the Gulfport airport may be found at the following link:http://www.flygpt.com/visit/ground-transportation/

If you are having difficulties making reservations, call the Fun ‘N Sun office at (336) 835-9251.

Reservations: 1 (888) 567-6667 Local phone: (228) 386-7444For online reservations: • Go to www.dentaltechnicianssociety.org • Click on “Hotel Information” tab • Click “Online” to visit special reservations link

Gulfport, MS (GPT):This is the closest airport (located approximately 13 miles west of the hotel) and features limited jet service

Mobile, Alabama (MOB):Located approximately 45 miles east of Biloxi and is easily accessible to Inter-state 10

New Orleans, LA (MSY):Located approximately 70 miles west of Biloxi and is easily accessible to Inter-state 10

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Shotgun start at 8:30 AM.

Limited to 24 partici-pants. Register early!

Pre-registration is required.

Individuals MUST be pre-registered with the Fun ‘N Sun meeting to participate in golf event. Fee includes lunch.

(Minimum registration for lab attendees is Exhibit Hall Only pass. See registration form.)

Cancellation after July 16th forfeits entire fee.

No exceptions, please.

Prizes will be awarded at the course.

Special requests for team members are not guaranteed, but will be honored if possible.

Transportation is NOT provided. Please arrange your own trans-portation to the course in advance.

Dress:Collared shirts, slacks or shorts of mid-thigh length. No blue jeans, T-shirts, or tank tops (for men). Metal spikes are not allowed!

Reduced rates courtesy of

GOLF TOURNAMENT SPONSOR

GOLF RATES$90 for members of the Dental Technicians Society if registered and paid by 7/16/18 (excludes associate vendor members)

$90 for members of the Dental Technicians Society if registered/paid after 7/16/18 $90 for non-members and vendors

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GRAND PRIZE: $250for largest Redfish based on weight of fish. Fish must be weighed by AmberJack Charters at dock to be eligible for prize. Many other prizes too!

Departure from the Beau Rivage is at 6:45 AM SHARP.

Meet in the hotel lobby between 6:30-6:45 AM.

Limited to 24 partici-pants. Register early!

Pre-registration is required.

Individuals MUST be pre-registered with the Fun ‘N Sun meeting to

participate in fishing event.

(Minimum registration for lab attendees is

Exhibit Hall Only pass. See registration form.)

Boat returns to the dock at approximately

1:00 PM. Once you register, the space is

reserved exclusively for you. We are not over-booking – we cannot

refund anyone unless we have a waiting list

and are able to “resell” your spot.

No exceptions, please.

Chartered fishing trip on air-conditioned boats. Includes tackle, bait,

lunch, and beverages.

Those participating in the fishing tournament

will walk to the dock from the hotel lobby prior to tournament

and back to the hotel afterwards. If you do not wish to walk, you

will need to make your own arrangements for

transportation.

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Thursday July 266:30–6:45a Fishing Tournament (meet in lobby; depart promptly at 6:45 AM) Sponsored by Cora Refining

8:00a Golf Tournament (meet at course promptly at 8:00 AM) Sponsored by Kulzer

Friday July 277:30a–5:30p Registration Desk Open (2nd Floor)8:00–9:30a How CAD/CAM and Other Digital Technologies Impact the Dental Lab Jimmy Stegall

8:00–9:30a Ivoclar Digital Workflow for Digital Denture Excellence... Analog, Digital, or Both? Bill Barton, MM, BS, CDT, TE

9:30–9:45a Break9:45–11:15a Missing the Point! Jeremiah Naas, CDT

9:45–11:15a How To Be Productive and Efficient While Still Producing the Highest Quality Restorations Al Hodges, CDT

11:15a–4:00p Trade Show Exhibits/Table Clinics Open* (pgs 10-11; 15-17) CDT/RG credits available! Cash door prizes! *Closed for lunch.12:15a–1:30p Awards Luncheon (Magnolia E-F; ticket required) Sponsored by Argen Corporation

4:00–5:00p FDA Regulation: Current Trends Eric Thorn, Esq.

5:00–6:00p DTS Board of Directors/General Membership Meeting (Magnolia G-H)**6:00–8:00p President’s Hospitality (Azalea C-D; pg 3) Sponsored by Burt & Associates and Nowak Dental Supplies Inc.Dinner on your own Maximum 6.5 hours CE credits available Add’l 1.0 hour of PD credit for attending BOD/General Membership meeting.

Saturday July 287:30a–4:45p Registration Desk Open (2nd Floor)8:45–11:00a KEYNOTE: Cubic Containing Zirconia: Laboratory and Clinical Consideration Edward A. McLaren, DDS, MDC

10:00–10:30a Coffee with Wanda & Scott (Exhibit Hall; exhibitors only)11:00a–2:30p Trade Show Exhibits/Table Clinics Open (pgs 10-11; 15-17) CDT/RG credits available! Cash door prizes!12:00–1:00p Luncheon (Magnolia G-H; ticket required)2:45–3:45p FDA Regulation: Current Trends Eric Thorn, Esq.

3:45–4:45p FNS Wrap-Up (Magnolia G-H)Dinner on your own Maximum 7.0 hours CE credits available Add’l 1.0 hour of PD credit for attending FNS Wrap-Up session.

Sunday July 298:30–11:15a NBC Comprehensive & RG Written Exams*** (Magnolia E) Report by 8:15 AM

11:45a–1:15p NBC Specialty Written Exams*** (Magnolia E) Report by 11:30 AM

ATTENTION CDTS & RGS: DON’T BE LATE!Per NBC policy, meeting sponsors may distribute certificate of attendance slips ONLY in the first 15 minutes of a seminar. If you arrive more than 15 minutes late, you may NOT receive a slip!Course numbers will be announced at the end of each seminar and must be written in the space provided on the slip.Slips must be scanned while at the meeting. You may NOT mail them to NBC to receive credits!For complete scan-ning instructions, see page 20.

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***You must pre-register with the National Board for Certification (NBC) to take these exams. Call 1-800-684-5310 to register directly with NBC.

**ATTENTION DTS MEMBERS:All DTS (Dental Technicians Soci-ety) members are welcome to attend the BOD/General Membership Meet-ing. Bring your completed evalu-ation form (found in your registra-tion packet) for a special drawing! Must be present to win.

SPEAKER (listed alphabetically)

SPONSOR TIME LOCATION TITLE FRI SAT # HRS*(per clinic)

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Barton, Bill Ivoclar Vivadent Inc. 8:00a-9:30a Magnolia G-H Ivoclar Digital Workflow for Digital Denture Excellence... • 1.5 S 12

Hodges, Al GC America Inc. 9:45a-11:15a Magnolia G-H How To Be Productive and Efficient While Still Producing the Highest... • 1.5 S 13

Hodges, Al GC America Inc. 1:30p-3:00p Exhibit Hall HANDS-ON: GC Initial LiSi Press Enamel Replacement Ingots... • 1.5 S 17

Hodges, Al GC America Inc. 11:00a-12:30p Exhibit Hall HANDS-ON: GC Initial LiSi Press Enamel Replacement Ingots... • 1.5 S 17

McLaren, Edward A. Dental Technicians Society 8:45a-11:00a Magnolia E-F KEYNOTE: Cubic Containing Zirconia: Laboratory and Clinical... • 2.5 S 14

Naas, Jeremiah Dental Technicians Society 9:45a-11:15a Magnolia E-F Missing the Point! • 1.5 S 13

Stegall, Jimmy Dentsply Sirona Implants 8:00a-9:30a Magnolia E-F How CAD/CAM and Other Digital Technologies Impact the Dental Lab • 1.5 PD 12

Thorn, Eric NADL/NBC & DTS 4:00p-5:00p Magnolia G-H FDA Regulation: Current Trends • 1.0 RS 13

Thorn, Eric NADL/NBC & DTS 2:45p-3:45p Magnolia E-F FDA Regulation: Current Trends • 1.0 RS 14

COMPANY CLINICIAN TIME(S) TITLE FRI SAT # HRS* PG#Argen Corporation Marlin Gohn, CDT 1:30p; 3:30p Pre-Shading Zirconia and Staining Techniques • 0.5 S 15

Argen Corporation Marlin Gohn, CDT 11:00a; 1:00p Pre-Shading Zirconia and Staining Techniques • 0.5 S 15

DAL DT Technologies Adrienne Slevin 2:00p Impression Scanning with the 3-Axis Arm • 0.5 S 15

DAL DT Technologies Adrienne Slevin 3:00p Designing Bite Splints • 0.5 S 15

DAL DT Technologies Adrienne Slevin 11:30a Intraoral Scans and Model Creator • 0.5 S 15

DAL DT Technologies Adrienne Slevin 1:30p Digital Dentures • 0.5 S 15

Dentsply Sirona Implants Chris Brandt 2:00p New Advancements in Patient-Specific Abutments • 0.5 S 15

Dentsply Sirona Implants Fred Senne 3:00p Implant Solutions for the Edentulous Arch • 0.5 S 16

Dentsply Sirona Implants Chris Brandt 1:30p Implant Solutions for the Edentulous Arch • 0.5 S 15

Dentsply Sirona Implants Fred Senne 11:30a New Advancements in Patient-Specific Abutments • 0.5 S 16

Ivoclar Vivadent Inc. Herb Baird & Trish Jones 2:00p; 3:30p All Ceramic Options and Digital Dentures • 0.5 S 16

Ivoclar Vivadent Inc. Herb Baird & Trish Jones 11:30a; 1:30p All Ceramic Options and Digital Dentures • 0.5 S 16

Nowak Dental Supplies Inc. Drew Josephson 2:00p Digital Shade Taking • 0.5 S 16

Nowak Dental Supplies Inc. Drew Josephson 3:00p 3D Master Shade System • 0.5 PD 16

Nowak Dental Supplies Inc. John Najjar, CDT 1:30p Articulate Smarter, Not Harder • 0.5 S 16

Nowak Dental Supplies Inc. John Najjar, CDT 2:30p Press 2 Ingots Using A 100g Ring • 0.5 S 16

Nowak Dental Supplies Inc. Drew Josephson 11:00a Digital Shade Taking • 0.5 S 16

Nowak Dental Supplies Inc. Drew Josephson 1:00p 3D Master Shade System • 0.5 PD 16

Nowak Dental Supplies Inc. John Najjar, CDT 11:30a Articulate Smarter, Not Harder • 0.5 S 16

Nowak Dental Supplies Inc. John Najjar, CDT 1:30p Press 2 Ingots Using A 100g Ring • 0.5 S 16

Renfert USA Greg Martin, CDT, TE 3:00p; 3:30p Easyview 3D: Taking Quality to the Next Level! • 0.5 S 17

Renfert USA Greg Martin, CDT, TE 11:00a; 11:30a; 12:00p Easyview 3D: Taking Quality to the Next Level! • 0.5 S 17

Whip Mix Corporation Sherri Weatherby 2:00p What 3D Printer Is Right For Me? • 0.5 PD 17

Whip Mix Corporation Sherri Weatherby 11:00a What 3D Printer Is Right For Me? • 0.5 PD 17

WhitePeaks Dental Solutions Richard Wodzonski CDT, DTG 1:30p; 2:00p; 2:30p; 3:00p; 3:30p Title TBD • 0.5 S 17

WhitePeaks Dental Solutions Richard Wodzonski CDT, DTG 11:00a; 11:30a; 12:00p; 12:30p; 1:00p; 1:30p; 2:00p Title TBD • 0.5 S 17

Zirkonzahn USA Inc. Alessandro Cucchiaro, MDT 1:30p Engineering Immediate Loads • 1.0 S 17

Zirkonzahn USA Inc. Alessandro Cucchiaro, MDT 11:00a Engineering Immediate Loads • 1.0 S 17

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

TABLE CLINICS

SPEAKER (listed alphabetically)

SPONSOR TIME LOCATION TITLE FRI SAT # HRS*(per clinic)

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Barton, Bill Ivoclar Vivadent Inc. 8:00a-9:30a Magnolia G-H Ivoclar Digital Workflow for Digital Denture Excellence... • 1.5 S 12

Hodges, Al GC America Inc. 9:45a-11:15a Magnolia G-H How To Be Productive and Efficient While Still Producing the Highest... • 1.5 S 13

Hodges, Al GC America Inc. 1:30p-3:00p Exhibit Hall HANDS-ON: GC Initial LiSi Press Enamel Replacement Ingots... • 1.5 S 17

Hodges, Al GC America Inc. 11:00a-12:30p Exhibit Hall HANDS-ON: GC Initial LiSi Press Enamel Replacement Ingots... • 1.5 S 17

McLaren, Edward A. Dental Technicians Society 8:45a-11:00a Magnolia E-F KEYNOTE: Cubic Containing Zirconia: Laboratory and Clinical... • 2.5 S 14

Naas, Jeremiah Dental Technicians Society 9:45a-11:15a Magnolia E-F Missing the Point! • 1.5 S 13

Stegall, Jimmy Dentsply Sirona Implants 8:00a-9:30a Magnolia E-F How CAD/CAM and Other Digital Technologies Impact the Dental Lab • 1.5 PD 12

Thorn, Eric NADL/NBC & DTS 4:00p-5:00p Magnolia G-H FDA Regulation: Current Trends • 1.0 RS 13

Thorn, Eric NADL/NBC & DTS 2:45p-3:45p Magnolia E-F FDA Regulation: Current Trends • 1.0 RS 14

COMPANY CLINICIAN TIME(S) TITLE FRI SAT # HRS* PG#Argen Corporation Marlin Gohn, CDT 1:30p; 3:30p Pre-Shading Zirconia and Staining Techniques • 0.5 S 15

Argen Corporation Marlin Gohn, CDT 11:00a; 1:00p Pre-Shading Zirconia and Staining Techniques • 0.5 S 15

DAL DT Technologies Adrienne Slevin 2:00p Impression Scanning with the 3-Axis Arm • 0.5 S 15

DAL DT Technologies Adrienne Slevin 3:00p Designing Bite Splints • 0.5 S 15

DAL DT Technologies Adrienne Slevin 11:30a Intraoral Scans and Model Creator • 0.5 S 15

DAL DT Technologies Adrienne Slevin 1:30p Digital Dentures • 0.5 S 15

Dentsply Sirona Implants Chris Brandt 2:00p New Advancements in Patient-Specific Abutments • 0.5 S 15

Dentsply Sirona Implants Fred Senne 3:00p Implant Solutions for the Edentulous Arch • 0.5 S 16

Dentsply Sirona Implants Chris Brandt 1:30p Implant Solutions for the Edentulous Arch • 0.5 S 15

Dentsply Sirona Implants Fred Senne 11:30a New Advancements in Patient-Specific Abutments • 0.5 S 16

Ivoclar Vivadent Inc. Herb Baird & Trish Jones 2:00p; 3:30p All Ceramic Options and Digital Dentures • 0.5 S 16

Ivoclar Vivadent Inc. Herb Baird & Trish Jones 11:30a; 1:30p All Ceramic Options and Digital Dentures • 0.5 S 16

Nowak Dental Supplies Inc. Drew Josephson 2:00p Digital Shade Taking • 0.5 S 16

Nowak Dental Supplies Inc. Drew Josephson 3:00p 3D Master Shade System • 0.5 PD 16

Nowak Dental Supplies Inc. John Najjar, CDT 1:30p Articulate Smarter, Not Harder • 0.5 S 16

Nowak Dental Supplies Inc. John Najjar, CDT 2:30p Press 2 Ingots Using A 100g Ring • 0.5 S 16

Nowak Dental Supplies Inc. Drew Josephson 11:00a Digital Shade Taking • 0.5 S 16

Nowak Dental Supplies Inc. Drew Josephson 1:00p 3D Master Shade System • 0.5 PD 16

Nowak Dental Supplies Inc. John Najjar, CDT 11:30a Articulate Smarter, Not Harder • 0.5 S 16

Nowak Dental Supplies Inc. John Najjar, CDT 1:30p Press 2 Ingots Using A 100g Ring • 0.5 S 16

Renfert USA Greg Martin, CDT, TE 3:00p; 3:30p Easyview 3D: Taking Quality to the Next Level! • 0.5 S 17

Renfert USA Greg Martin, CDT, TE 11:00a; 11:30a; 12:00p Easyview 3D: Taking Quality to the Next Level! • 0.5 S 17

Whip Mix Corporation Sherri Weatherby 2:00p What 3D Printer Is Right For Me? • 0.5 PD 17

Whip Mix Corporation Sherri Weatherby 11:00a What 3D Printer Is Right For Me? • 0.5 PD 17

WhitePeaks Dental Solutions Richard Wodzonski CDT, DTG 1:30p; 2:00p; 2:30p; 3:00p; 3:30p Title TBD • 0.5 S 17

WhitePeaks Dental Solutions Richard Wodzonski CDT, DTG 11:00a; 11:30a; 12:00p; 12:30p; 1:00p; 1:30p; 2:00p Title TBD • 0.5 S 17

Zirkonzahn USA Inc. Alessandro Cucchiaro, MDT 1:30p Engineering Immediate Loads • 1.0 S 17

Zirkonzahn USA Inc. Alessandro Cucchiaro, MDT 11:00a Engineering Immediate Loads • 1.0 S 17

Friday 1:30p-4:00p | Saturday 11:00a-2:30p

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How CAD/CAM and Other Digital Technologies Impact the Dental LabJIMMY STEGALLFRIDAY 8:00 – 9:30 AM | LOCATION: MAGNOLIA E-F

Someone recently said “computers are like bikinis... they save people a lot of guesswork.” Digital technologies, all controlled by computers, have radically

changed the way we operate and produce restorations. Finding the best way to fit these tools into our labs can be challenging.

This program will attempt to help sort through this challenge by providing a review of the most significant advancements in both laboratory and clinical process and how to best utilize them to impact accuracy, productivity, and profitability. Topics will include:

The dental lab industry was built by talented people and equipment will never replace that. We will attempt to show the importance of how the modern digital technician can utilize technolo-gies to create quality restorations with more predictability, quality, and speed. When you leave this program, we hope you will feel as Steve Jobs did:

“Technology is nothing. What’s important is that you have a faith in people, that they’re basically good and smart, and if you give them tools, they’ll do wonderful things with them.”

With over 37 years of experience, Jimmy Stegall is a seasoned dental lab operations and management executive who has presented hundreds of programs to dental societies, study groups, and dental students in the US and Canada. He is a published author and has as-sisted in research projects with Dentists, universities, and manufacturers. After a successful 30+ year career helping build and lead a large dental lab in SC, Jimmy served as Division President of a 60 member dental lab group, and is now the National Accounts Manager for Dentsply Sirona Implants – Atlantis Division.

1.5 hours Professional Development credit | With appreciation to Dentsply Sirona Implants

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Ivoclar Digital Workflow for Digital Denture Excellence... Analog, Digital, or Both?BILL BARTON, MM, BS, CDT, TEFRIDAY 8:00 – 9:30 AM | LOCATION: MAGNOLIA G-H

This lecture covers key components for the fabrication of a premium denture utilizing Ivoclar’s Digital Denture Professional processes. It includes a compre-

hensive look at both the clinical and laboratory innovative workflows as well as unique diagnostic instrumentation, equipment, and materials.

Attendees will gain a thorough understanding of the following: 1. How Ivoclar Digital provides a fully laboratory-based system approach to digital denture fabrication.2. That precise clinical instrumentation and competencies ensure digital denture success.3. Unique innovative laboratory workflows for digital dentures to include some analog options.4. Advantages of fully monolithic milled teeth, specifically, for the immediate denture and immediate

same-day implant (All-on 4/6) hybrid denture. 5. Exclusive 3Shape Digital Denture software add-ons, Ivoclar Digital Programill 5 & 7 milling units, and

high-quality materials i.e. IvoBase CAD, SR Vivodent CAD, and ProArt CAD Wax.

Bill Barton, MM, BS, CDT, TE is a Technical Consultant for Ivoclar Vivadent, Inc. Bill is a dental laboratory technician, manager and educator with over 35 years’ experience in the industry. He served 25 years in the United States Air Force prior to joining the Ivoclar Viva-dent Technical Services Department in 2009. His extensive technical background includes experience in all phases of fixed and removable prosthodontics. Bill’s role within the Techni-cal Services Department is to provide unsurpassed customer support, lead training/educa-tion programs at Ivoclar’s International Centers for Dental Education, and perform in-depth product testing.

1.5 hours Scientific credit | With appreciation to Ivoclar Vivadent Inc.

• Digital scanners and design software (CAD)• Output devices and processes (CAM)• Digital impressions and how to use them• Measuring & managing the “Digital Dental Technician”

• When to outsource and how digital helps• Digital implant workflows, products, and processes• Removable and digital – is it realistic?

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How To Be Productive and Efficient While Still Producing the Highest Quality Restorations

AL HODGES, CDT FRIDAY 9:45 – 11:15 AM | LOCATION: MAGNOLIA G-H

Production and high quality do not need to be in conflict! In this presentation, Al Hodges, CDT, will demonstrate how today’s dental laboratory can keep up with the changes in our professions landscape and how to effectively compete in it. He will show his system and techniques of doing highly esthetic and quality restorations while still maintain-ing large volume. Al will demonstrate how to achieve this approach in any lab by implementing simple systems and consistency with GC Initial LiSi Press combined with digital technology.

Al Hodges, CDT, will discuss how he utilizes GC’s Initial LiSi Press Enamel Replacement Ingots to achieve pressed monolithic restorations with amazing aesthetics in less time than ever before! Al will demonstrate how these new ingots can save your laboratory time and money by achieving fast and highly aesthetic results, virtually eliminating the need to layer ceramic. This will allow technicians to spend more time on all important shape and contours.

1.5 hours Scientific credit | With appreciation to GC America Inc.

Missing the Point!JEREMIAH NAAS, CDT

FRIDAY 9:45 – 11:15 AM | LOCATION: MAGNOLIA E-FA lecture discussing how analog fabrication of RPD’s is still relevant in an ever

growing digital environment. Through the use of a few simple steps analog frame fabrication can achieve maximum satisfaction. Handmade is here to say, “Don’t miss the point!”

Jeremiah Naas CDT/DTG is a second generation dental lab professional and lab owner. With currently 17+ years of experience his focus remains on complex handmade high qual-ity removable devices. Born in Ft. Lauderdale, a native Floridian, Jeremiah currently lives in Citrus county and is the owner of Inverness Dental Arts. Jeremiah has three kids, one teen-age daughter and two little boys, that always come first in his life. Whether it’s walks to the bus-stop or family camping and fishing trips, quality time with the family is his highest priority. Growing up in the dental lab profession both his parents, dental technicians themselves, in-troduced him to the field of dental technology. Through years of hard work and dedication with the guidance of his parents he quickly fell in love with cast partial frameworks. He has been chasing excellence with his frameworks ever since. Jeremiah served on the Board of Direc-tors for the FDLA from 2013-2017, holding the position of Treasurer for the 2016-2107 year. Inverness Dental Arts is an IWC member of BEGO since 2006, with Jeremiah being trained in the company’s specific systems and procedures for framework fabrication. Being a bit dif-ferent and doing a bit different is Jeremiah’s goal with frameworks. From his smooth palatal designs, hidden clasp design, opaqued clasps and pre-setting of teeth prior to fabrication, he strives to elevate frameworks to the next level for the patient.

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FRIDAY 4:00 – 5:00 PM | LOCATION: MAGNOLIA G-HThis course will cover FDA regulation relative to the dental laboratory industry.

Focus will include discussion of current trends; web and print advertising red flags by dental laboratories; and in house milling of implants. Mention will also be made of some recent state legislative updates.

Eric Thorn serves as in-house counsel for the National Association of Dental Laborato-ries. He is a leading voice for dental laboratories on regulatory topics and works with state dental laboratory associations across the country helping to develop, present, and advance proposals and legislation establishing basic standards for the dental laboratory professionals.

Eric Thorn formerly served as the General Counsel of the Florida House of Representa-tives and, prior to joining NADL, spent over a decade representing businesses and associa-tions in governmental relations and business development matters.

1.0 hour Regulatory Standards credit | With appreciation to NADL/NBC and Dental Technicians Society

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Cubic Containing Zirconia: Laboratory and Clinical ConsiderationEDWARD A. MCLAREN, DDS, MDCSATURDAY 8:45 – 11:00 AM | LOCATION: MAGNOLIA E-F

Recently, versions of Zirconia have been released that are much more translu-cent than the original Zirconia, with claims of esthetic potential to be used in mono-lithic form for incisors, and are also claimed to be as translucent as the translucent forms of well accepted lithium disilicates. This new zirconia material has an altered structure and increased amount of “dopant” that increases the amount of the cubic

form of crystal. This presentation will explore some of the available products of this newer trans-lucent Zirconia, compare it to older versions of zirconia, compare physical properties of different zirconia’s, discuss potential long term clinical situations related to physical properties, compare translucency differences from old and new materials, compare translucency to translucent forms of Lithium Disilicates, and Present and anterior monolithic and posterior molar case presentation with the newer translucent zirconia both gradient and painted versions for audience evaluation as to esthetic value. And will cover some of the customizing techniques the author uses with this new material.

Dr. McLaren is a Prosthodontist and Master Dental Ceramist, Professor at the University of Alabama Birmingham School of Dentistry, founder/director of the Advanced Dental Esthet-ics, Restorative & Biomaterials Program, founder and director 3-year advanced ceramics and digital technology for technicians program, founder/director one-year esthetic and restorative fellowship.

Dr. McLaren was formerly Professor and founder/director of Post Graduate Esthetic Den-tistry at the UCLA School of Dentistry. He was the director of the UCLA Center for Esthetic Dentistry, a full time didactic and clinical program for graduate dentists. He was also the founder and director of the UCLA/LACC Master Dental Ceramist program. The post-graduate program is a full time master ceramist program for dental technicians featuring extensive experience with the newest esthetic restorative systems. Dr. McLaren maintained a private practice limited to prosthodontics and esthetic dentistry in which he did all of his own ceramics during his time at UCLA.

Dr. McLaren is actively involved in many areas of prosthodontics and materials research and has authored or co-authored over 85 articles. He is performing ongoing clinical research on various restorative systems. He has presented numerous lectures, hands-on clinics and postgraduate courses on ceramics and esthetics across the nation and internationally. He recently published a book, on his ceramic techniques and features dental photographic art, entitled “The Art of Passion: Ceramics, Teeth, Faces, and Places.”

2.5 hours Scientific credit | With appreciation to Dental Technicians Society

FDA Regulation: Current TrendsERIC THORN, ESQ. SATURDAY 2:45 – 3:45 PM | LOCATION: MAGNOLIA E-FComplete seminar info on page 13.

1.0 hour Regulatory Standards credit | With appreciation to NADL/NBC and DTS

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Saturday 11:00a-2:30pMarlin Gohn, CDTPRE-SHADING ZIRCONIA AND STAINING TECHNIQUESFriday 1:30p; 3:30p | Saturday 11:00a; 1:00p0.5 hour Scientific credit per clinic This course will cover pre-shading Zirconia and staining techniques, as well as both dipped and pre-shaded staining techniques. Objectives include: learning which stains work, why they work, and which pre-shading techniques to achieve best results.

ARGEN CORPORATION

Adrienne SlevinIMPRESSION SCANNING WITH THE 3-AXIS ARM Friday 2:00p0.5 hour Scientific creditIn this session we will explore the possibilities of impression scanning with a Medit T500 scanner and designing model-less monolithic restorations.

DESIGNING BITE SPLINTS Friday 3:00p0.5 hour Scientific creditIn this session we will scan and design a splint using the Medit scanners and exocad Virtual Articulator module.

INTRAORAL SCANS AND MODEL CREATOR Saturday 11:30a0.5 hour Scientific creditExplore the many different types of intra-oral scanners that exocad can handle and learn how to use the Model Creator module.

DIGITAL DENTURES Saturday 1:30p0.5 hour Scientific credit Design full dentures using the Medit Identica scanner and exocad Full Denture module.

DAL DT TECHNOLOGIES

Chris BrandtNEW ADVANCEMENTS IN PATIENT-SPECIFIC ABUTMENTSFriday 2:00p0.5 hour Scientific creditUpdate on the latest digital workflow tools & techniques, along with new innovations from Atlantis including Atlantis CustomBase with Angled Screw Access (ASA).

IMPLANT SOLUTIONS FOR THE EDENTULOUS ARCH Saturday 1:30p0.5 hour Scientific creditPresenting new treatment options and best practices for full arch implant restorations (SmartFix & Conus), and advancements in manufacturing techniques for implant suprastructures.

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IMPLANT SOLUTIONS FOR THE EDENTULOUS ARCH Friday 3:00p0.5 hour Scientific creditPresenting new treatment options and best practices for full arch implant restorations (SmartFix & Conus), and advancements in manufacturing techniques for implant suprastructures.

NEW ADVANCEMENTS IN PATIENT-SPECIFIC ABUTMENTSSaturday 11:30a0.5 hour Scientific creditUpdate on the latest digital workflow tools & techniques, along with new innovations from Atlantis including Atlantis CustomBase with Angled Screw Access (ASA).

Herbert BairdTrish Jones, RDH, BScALL CERAMIC OPTIONS AND DIGITAL DENTURESFriday 2:00p; 3:30p | Saturday 11:30a; 1:30p0.5 hour Scientific credit per clinicLearn about the latest in the all ceramics and the future of digital dentures taking your lab to the next level.

IVOCLAR VIVADENT INC.

Drew Josephson DIGITAL SHADE TAKING Friday 2:00p | Saturday 11:00a0.5 hour Scientific credit per clinicLearn how to use the VITA EasyShade V, a digital shade measurement device, to quickly and precisely determine shade independent of the ambient environment. Improve your color matching with material recommendations, displays of shade gradients, and more. You will also learn how to use the EasyShade V in your quality control department to check shades on finished restorations, improving client and patient satisfaction while eliminating costly remakes.

3D MASTER SHADE SYSTEM Friday 3:00p | Saturday 1:00p0.5 hour Professional Development credit per clinicBecome a Shade Master with the VITA 3D Master Linear Guide! You will learn how to read the basics of color (value, hue, and chroma) to translate them into the perfect VITA 3D shade for your patients. Take more accurate, and precise shades with 3D Master for improved patient satisfaction while saving time and money.

NOWAK DENTAL SUPPLIES INC.

John Najjar, CDT ARTICULATE SMARTER, NOT HARDER Friday 1:30p | Saturday 11:30a0.5 hour Scientific credit per clinic

PRESS 2 INGOTS USING A 100G RING Friday 2:30p | Saturday 1:30p0.5 hour Scientific credit per clinic

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RENFERT USA

Sherri WeatherbyWHAT 3D PRINTER IS RIGHT FOR ME? Friday 2:00p | Saturday 11:00a0.5 hour Professional Development credit per clinic Learn the right questions to ask so that you can find the printer that best suits your needs. We will focus on the difference between pixel accuracy and micron layer thickness, SLA vs DLP technol-ogy and open materials printers vs closed. We will close with viable options with 3D printing full dentures.

WHIP MIX CORPORATION

Alessandro Cucchiaro, MDTENGINEERING IMMEDIATE LOADS Friday 1:30p | Saturday 11:00a1.0 hour Scientific credit per clinic Zirkonzahn presents a complete digital workflow that simplifies restorative and surgical planning to place full-arch prototypes on the day of conversion.

ZIRKONZAHN USA

Al Hodges, CDTGC INITIAL LISI PRESS ENAMEL REPLACEMENT INGOTS: A GAME CHANGERFriday 1:30p | Saturday 11:00a1.5 hours Scientific credit per clinic Al Hodges, CDT, will discuss how he utilizes GC’s Initial LiSi Press Enamel Replacement Ingots to achieve pressed monolithic restorations with amazing aesthetics in less time than ever before! Al will demonstrate how these new ingots can save your laboratory time and money by achieving fast and highly aesthetic results, virtually eliminating the need to layer ceramic. This will allow techni-cians to spend more time on all important shape and contours.For Al’s complete bio, see page 13.

Items needed: favorite instruments, handpiece, and brushes.***Limited to 9 participants per day. Must pre-register with FNS office!***

GC AMERICA INC.HANDS-ON PRESENTATION

NO ADDITIONAL FEE!

Richard Wodzonski CDT, DTG TITLE TBD Friday 1:30p-4:00p | Saturday 11:00a-2:30p0.5 hour Scientific credit per clinic

WHITEPEAKS DENTAL SOLUTIONS

ARGEN CORPORATIONDonnie Bridges, CDTDTS Affiliate Member8515 Miralani DriveSan Diego, CA 92126(800) 255-5524argen.comAa a worldwide leader in dental alloys, dental zirconia, digital dentistry, and scrap refining services, Argen is the largest dental alloy manufacturer in the world and provides the most complete digital solutions to dental laboratories of all sizes. Argen offers SLM copings in high noble, noble and non-precious, Digital Precious Metals in over 25 of Argen’s Most Popular Alloys, Argen®Mill milled gold crowns, SLM Captek, Arge-nIS Custom Abutments, ArgenZ Zirconia discs and milled units, Digital Models, ArgenPMMA Temps, ArgenWAX, and digital scanners.

CORA REFINING30 Nassau Terminal RoadNew Hyde Park, NY 11040(800) 844-2040corarefining.comCora Refining, a refiner of precious metal scrap for over 40 years, provides high quality refining services for dental labs and dentists around the world.

DAL DT TECHNOLOGIES3813 Mississippi AvenueDavenport, IA 52807 (888) 894-2148 daldttechnologies.comDAL DT Technologies specializes in providing dental laboratories with premium subcontracted restorations and state-of-the-art CAD/CAM equipment and materials.

DENTSPLY SIRONA 4835 Sirona Drive, Suite 100Charlotte, NC 28273(844) 848-0137 dentsplysirona.comDentsply Sirona supports lab technicians in all aspects of their business. With a product portfolio ranging from laboratory

CAD/CAM systems to market-leading brands in fixed, removables and implant materials, Dentsply Sirona has you covered.

DENTSPLY SIRONA IMPLANTS Chris BrandtDTS Affiliate Member590 Lincoln StreetWaltham, MA 02451(800) 531-3481 dentsplysirona.comDentsply Sirona Implants offers comprehensive solutions for all phases of implant therapy, including implants, patient-specific solutions, guided surgery, regenerative solutions, and professional and practice development programs for better, safer, faster dental implant care.

EVODENT 3D100 Illinois Street, Suite 200St. Charles, IL 60174(770) 881-8299evodent3d.comEvoDent 3D Printing offers the latest in our line of fast and highly accurate DLP Printers with industrial capabilities the E and S series specifically made for the dental industry.

GARFIELD REFINING CO.810 E Cayuga StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19124(800) 523-0968garfieldrefining.comGarfield Refining specializes in providing refining solutions for the dental industry. Garfield prides itself on its technical ex-pertise and ability to recover maximum yields and deliver maximum payout, with award-winning customer service from experienced and responsive account managers.

GC AMERICA INC. 3737 W 127th StreetAlsip, IL 60803(800) 323-7063 or (800) 323-3386gcamerica.com

GC America Inc. is a leading manu-facturer of innovative dental products dedicated to quality and customer satisfaction, with enthusiastic sales and marketing professionals committed to excellence.

IVOCLAR VIVADENT INC.175 Pineview DriveAmherst, NY 14228(800) 533-6825ivoclarvivadent.comIvoclar Vivadent is a global leader in innovative materials and processes for quality, esthetic dentistry.

KEYSTONE INDUSTRIES480 S. Democrat RoadGibbstown, NJ 08027(800) 333-3131www.keystoneindustries.comKeystone Industries has maintained a strong reputation of producing innovative dental products for the dental laboratory, operatory and preventive realms.

KOMET USA 3042 Southcross Boulevard, Suite 101Rock Hill, SC 29730(800) 208-1630kometusa.comKomet USA is the leader in rotary dental instruments since 1923.

KULZER 4315 S Lafayette BoulevardSouth Bend, IN 46614(800) 343-5336kulzerus.comKulzer is one of the world’s leading dental companies. Dental Materials and Digital Services divisions supply the in-dustry with an extensive product range.

NADL/NBC/FDLT325 John Knox RoadTallahassee, FL 32303(800) 950-1150nadl.orgnbccert.orgdentallabfoundation.org

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Representing dental laboratories, dental laboratory technicians, and the future of the dental laboratory industry.

NOWAK DENTAL SUPPLIES INC. Shawn NowakDTS Affiliate Member6716 Highway 11 N Carriere, MS 39426(800) 654-7623nowakdental.comA family owned supply company specializing in all ceramic systems, CAD/CAM, and a full line of removable products, including the Dentsply line of teeth.

PRIMA DIGITALStephenson DriveQuedgeley, Gloucester GL2 2HAUnited Kingdom+44 1452 729751www.primadigital.comA new range of milling tools designed and engineered specifically for the digital sector. Benefit from 29% improved performance, increased precision and a lower cost per crown.

RENFERT USA INC.3718 Illinois AvenueSt. Charles, IL 60174(800) 336-7422renfert.comProducts designed to make work easier in the laboratory. EASYview 3D, AUTOspin, Silent Extraction, Basic ECO, Dynex, GEO Wax, layart.

SEBRITE AGENCY INC.Mary MagnusonDTS Affiliate Member5421 Feltl Road, Suite140Minnetonka, MN 55343(800) 366-6466sebriteagency.comSebrite Agency, Inc. has specialized in servicing the insurance needs of dental laboratories on a national basis since 1986.

SNOW ROCK USA INC.3145 Reps Miller Road, Suite ANorcross, GA 30071(888) 793-7477snowrockusa.comThe All-In-One System for Any Denture Jetpac Hybrid /Jetwasher Pro /Acryflex /Quickbase /Flexfit /Clearfit/ Hardpour/ Turbofix/ Rockwax

WHIP MIX CORPORATION361 Farmington AvenueLouisville, KY 40209(800) 626-5651 whipmix.comWhip Mix manufactures dental lab supplies and equipment along with a complete line of occlusion products. The Dental Technology Solutions division offers a complete line of CAD-CAM equipment, supplies and 3-D print services.

WHITEPEAKS DENTAL SOLUTIONS232 Lakeside BoulevardHopatcong, NJ 07843(862) 244-7099 whitepeaks-usa.com

ZIRKONZAHN USA INC. 154 Technology ParkwayNorcross, GA 30092(800) 989-8931 zirkonzahn.comInnovative CAD/CAM and materials manufacturer leading the industry with groundbreaking digital workflows.

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BUYER’S REWARDRules of the Reward…1. Our exhibitors need your financial support to continue to exhibit! We can accomplish this by making purchases and do-ing business while the exhibitors are here! This game is not for everyone - it is designed to reward those that support our exhibitors by making purchases and doing business in the exhibit hall! 2. For paid attendees who do business in the Exhibit Hall, exhibiting company may give you a Buyer’s Reward entry form. 3. Bring completed Buyer’s Reward entry form to the Fun ‘N Sun registration desk to be entered into a drawing for CA$H and other prize(s). There is NO LIMIT for the number of entries! You may receive/submit a form each time you do business in the Exhibit Hall. 4. Random drawings will be held in the Exhibit Hall: Friday 1:30-4:00 PM and Saturday 11:00-2:30 PM 5. MUST BE PRESENT in the Exhibit Hall at time of drawing to win.Support our exhibitors by doing business and placing orders in the Exhibit Hall! Your reward is a CHANCE TO WIN!

DIGITAL CE PROCESSING AT FNSFor our dental technicians that are CDTs and/or RGs under the National Board for Certification in Dental Laboratory Technology, DTS has embraced scanning technology for recording and submitting your credits. This process eliminates the bubble sheets and opens doors for more timely posting of your credits. You may scan at your leisure — all at once, daily, or as desired.Steps for properly recording your credits:Step 1: During the registration process, if you indicated that you are a CDT/RG and provided us with your number, it should be printed on your name badge. Also, as a CDT/RG, you received a packet containing attendance verification forms needed to obtain NBC credits for the courses offered this weekend. Step 2: If you are a CDT/RG and did not provide your CDT number or receive a packet with atten-dance verification forms, please visit our registration desk for assistance.Step 3: At the end of each class, the course number needed to complete your attendance verifica-tion form will be posted on the screen. This number is REQUIRED to receive CE credits for that particular class. *Note: There will be an individual course number per presentation — be sure to use the correct form!Step 4: Go to the scanning station located at the Fun ‘N Sun registration desk. Step 5: Scan name badge barcode by placing it over the placement indicator on the scanner stand. Light will turn from red to green and will beep when your scan is successful. (fig. 1)Step 6: Scan one or more of your attendance verification forms that have been validated by the addition of the course number. (fig. 2)Step 7: When attendance form scanning is completed, scan the barcode on your name badge again. The scanning process is now completed. Please keep the attendance verification forms for your records. (fig. 3)

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