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place of exhibitionThe Pepsi Centre1 Canada Games DriveCorner Brook, NL A2H 6C9

June 5 -7 , 2014 corner brook, nl

convention programo r a l h e a lt h c o n v e n t i o n 2 0 1 4

Welcome from the City of Corner Brook

It is my distinct pleasure to bring greetings and extend a warm welcome to everyone who’s attending the Newfoundland and Labrador Dental Association’s Oral Health Convention. We are delighted to host this event here in our beautiful city.

On behalf of my colleagues on City Council, I would especially like to welcome those who are visiting from outside Corner Brook.

Corner Brook is a small city with a unique atmosphere where we are blessed with a most beautiful and rugged landscape. While you are here I encourage you to view the magnificent scenery, experience the warmth and hospitality of our people, and enjoy all the amenities our City and region have to offer.

For those of you who are from Corner Brook, I invite you to take this opportunity to rediscover your city through the eyes of our visitors, with whom you will be spending this weekend. As you show them your hospitality, I hope that you will also share your pride in our beautiful city.

Our thanks also go out to the many organizers and volunteers who give of their time to ensure the success of this event. Thank you for your great community support.

I wish you a weekend of fun and learning. Enjoy your weekend and your stay with us.

Best wishes!

Charles Pender Mayor of Corner Brook

Welcome From Our Presidents

It is my pleasure to welcome you to this our 7th Oral Health Convention. This project has developed into a perfect partnership between all the Oral Health Team Members. The CEC, the Trade Show and the Social events are all reflective of the mix of Oral Health Professionals that attend. This year is the last year in the CEC cycle, so I encourage all Oral Health Professionals to attend in Corner Brook. Meet old friends and make new friends.

Dr. Jason noel Newfoundland & Labrador Dental Association

I would like to thank all members of the dental profession for their continued support of our collaborative dental convention. I look forward to the quality courses and social entertainment that the OHC committee organizes each year. I hope to see the many familiar faces from the previous five years and welcome all the new attendees that this year will bring.

tiffany ludwicki, rDh Newfoundland & Labrador Dental Hygienists Association

I hope that you all enjoy all that Corner Brook has to offer and have a great experience at this year’s Oral Health Con-vention! We are few in numbers, but strong in spirit, and it is my hope that this convention will bring us all together in fellowship, dialogue and learning. I look forward to meeting with our members at the NLDAA Annual General Meeting.

virginia (ginny) Davidson, rDa ortho Newfoundland & Labrador Dental Assistants Association

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The Oral Health Convention Planning Committee:

As a Committee, we look forward to building a better Convention each year. We hear the members as they outline the types of CEC they require and work to accommodate such demands. This year we offer courses in: Radiation Protection, Treating the Oral Cancer Patient, CPR Training and much more. This is the last year in your three-year cycle. The Convention provides an opportunity to earn up to 18 points per year.

As our numbers have increased, the demand for the CE offerings has also grown. Therefore to stay within the Fire Marshall’s rules, there is a maximum capacity for some courses, so please register early. The cut-off date is May 23rd, 2014. There will be a late administration fee of $25.00 applied to all registrations received after May 23rd, 2014.

The trade show floor has expanded significantly over the years. However, there are still areas that we would like to cover that are not currently on the floor. If there are exhibitors that you would like to see attending our OHC, please let us know and we will work to bring them in.

The OHC Committee [email protected]

Jennifer Mercer, RDHDr. Shane Roberts

Dr. Rob FurlongKerry Griffiths, RDA

Lesley Patey, OS

Anthony Patey, NLDA

Paulette Gosse, RDA Tobi Stuckless, RDH

Raelene Keating, NLDA

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accommodations:The Oral Health Convention Committee has reserved a block of guest rooms at the Glynmill Inn and the Greenwood Inn & Suites under a group rate until may 5th, 2014. Delegates are responsible for making their own hotel room reservation. If you are interested in accommodations at either hotel, please call 1-800-563-4400 for Glynmill or 1-800-399-5381 for Greenwood. For ease of booking, inform the hotel of the guest room block code: oral health convention.

transportation:Buses will be available from both hotels to the Pepsi Centre and any dinners or activities. There will be a bus schedule at both hotels and the Pepsi Centre.

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Single/Double $112.00 $116.95

King Suite $158.00 $126.95

Regular Suite $148.00 $136.95

Executive Suite $188.00 $156.95

online registration:This year, we are implementing a new online registration process. Individuals and clinics will now be able to register for the Oral Health Convention online. This will make registration a quick and easy process. If you need to make any changes to your registration, including adding courses or even cancelling registration and obtaining a refund, you will be able to do all that yourself. Payments/refunds by credit card are accepted online, and payments by cheque can be mailed in to the office after you submit your online registration.

This year, your name tag will bear a barcode. As usual, you will receive your name tag with your registration package when you arrive at the conference. This will have all your registration information, including the courses you have paid for and all the social events for which you have signed up. The barcode on your name tag will be scanned as you enter a course or social event. At the end of every event, all attendees will be automatically signed out by the system operator so you will not have to be scanned out.

During the convention there will be two kiosks available from which you can print off a report of the courses you have attended. You will also be able to print your online registration receipt anytime from when you register to up to one month after the convention. This can be accessed through the login account that you set up for your registration.

www.nlda.net

As always, if you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact the office, (709) 579-2362, [email protected]

Speakers

cpr level hcpTHuRSDAY, JuNE 5TH 9:00 AM – 12:00 PMFRIDAY, JuNE 6TH 1:00 PM – 4:00 PMSATuRDAY, JuNE 7TH 9:00 AM – 12:00 PMDescription of course:

Specifically designed for the Health Care Professional, this course provides training on the skills required for Adult, Child and Infant resuscitation; includes proper use of barrier devices and use of the Bag Valve Mask.

caries control — the 4 c’sTHuRSDAY, JuNE 5TH 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Speaker: Dr. fiona collins

Description of course:

• This program addresses caries management by risk assessment to support identification of an individual’s risk level for dental caries, and current preventive treatment modalities and recommendations. ICDAS, CAMBRA and other tools will be addressed during the presentation, as well as caries diagnostics.

• Mapping a treatment plan is only successful when the dental team understands all factors that influence the caries pattern and prevalence based on medical history, lifestyle changes, behaviors and other factors.

• In addition to traditional risk factors, the influence of genetics on caries risk is addressed as well as the latest research on severe early childhood caries. using several case studies that implement the use of CAMBRA, the participants will review and discuss how their dental team can select appropriate therapies and home-applied practices to reverse or minimize early carious patterns.

• Emphasis is given on recognizing the changing paradigm in preventive care and how the dental professional is responsible for keeping patients informed and healthier using a minimally-invasive approach to care, and on the evidence-based selection of in-office and home-use preventives and treatments.

Dr. fiona collins bDS, mba, ma, has authored and presented CE courses on topics including infection control, prevention, dentifrices, biofilm, patient compliance and tobacco cessation. She has given presentations in North America, Europe, the Pacific Rim and the Middle East, participated in the ICDAS Collaborative Meeting held in London in June 2013, and was a faculty member at the OSAP CORE meeting in January 2014. Fiona is the Continuing Education Editor for Dental Learning, a writer and active consultant in the dental industry. She is a member of the American Dental Association and the Organization for Asepsis, Safety and Prevention (OSAP), and a Fellow of the Pierre Fauchard Academy. Dr. Collins graduated as a general dentist from Glasgow university, Scotland and holds an MBA and an MA from Boston university, MA, uSA.

xerostomia and its challengesTHuRSDAY, JuNE 5TH 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM Speaker: Dr. fiona collins


This seminar addresses xerostomia, discussing the functional and protective roles of saliva. The constituents of saliva, saliva stimulation and the roles of saliva in oral and general health will first be examined. This will be followed by a discussion on the prevalence, etiologies and impact of xerostomia and the potential oral health sequelae of this condition, prior to addressing current therapies available for their prevention and management.

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artificial Sweeteners – a Sweet Spot?FRIDAY, JuNE 6TH 2:00 PM - 4:00 PMSpeaker: Dr. fiona collins

abstract:This course will address the history and utility of traditional and non-traditional alternative (artificial) sweeteners. The various sweeteners, their impact on oral and systemic health and disease and their mechanisms of action will be discussed. After a review of currently available sweeteners, xylitol and the research on this sweetener will be a focus of the presentation.


The overall goal of this course is to provide participants with information on artificial/alternative sweeteners.On completing this course, participants should be able to:• Review the history and types of artificial/alternative sweeteners.• Describe the impact of different sweeteners on oral and systemic health and

which are anti-cariogenic or non-cariogenic.• Describe xylitol and its mechanisms of action.• Review the research and evidence related to oral health and the use of xylitol.

2 CE Points

Speakers

THuRSDAY, JuNE 5TH 9:00 AM - 12:00 PMSpeaker: Dr. David goodyear


X-ray examinations have gained popularity in the treatment, planning, and monitoring of oral health conditions. Because of their physical properties, X-rays are able to penetrate through bony structures and provide variations in image contrast related to density variations in the bony material. In order to provide more information about the internal structure of teeth and various conditions affecting them, a variety of 2D and 3D techniques are currently used in dental radiography. From intraoral X-rays to 3D cone beam CT, each technique has its clinical benefits, however a major disadvantages of using X-rays is their ionizing nature. X-rays interact with matter through a variety of modes including photoelectric effect and Compton scattering. Both interactions lead to the deposition of radiation dose by liberating bound electrons causing the formation of free radicals. In living tissue, the liberation of bound electrons can lead to broken covalent bonds within DNA. Sometimes these bonds are repaired, however, in some instances the bonds are not repaired and may lead to the activation of oncogenes. To ensure minimal risk, minimal radiation exposures should be used under clinical indications that warrant X-ray usage. Safe practices should be used during exposures to minimize long term dose accumulation in personnel controlling the equipment as well. X-ray rooms with well designed shielding and placement of X-ray machines also provides a level of safety. ultimately, a good radiation safety program, established safety practices, regular quality assurance, and maintenance will ensure that doses to patients and personnel are as low as reasonably achievable.

mark Sexton is a ScotiaMcLeod Wealth Advisor and Branch Manager with ScotiaMcLeod. Since joining the firm in 2005, Mark has assisted business owners and professionals achieve their financial, retirement, and estate goals. Working with internal and external partners, Mr. Sexton designs and manages customized strategies for high net worth families. Mark manages the ScotiaMcLeod branches in Newfoundland and leads teams of Wealth Advisors assisting clients throughout Newfoundland and Labrador.

Dr. David J. goodyear (Ph.D, MCCPM) holds a Ph. D. in physics from Memorial university. He has over 10 years in the field of radiation oncology medical physics and over 20 years in the field of physics. He is currently CEO of Medical Physics Associates, Inc, a service company which aims to provide owners of radiation equipment with services including quality assurance planning, implementation, and evaluation. He also holds a Senior physicist position with Eastern Health’s Cancer Care Program and has been certified by the Canadian College of Physicists in Medicine to practice medical physics in Canada. During his career as a clinical medical physicist he has implemented radiation therapy and quality assurance programs for therapeutic and diagnostic X-ray equipment under the discipline of Radiation Oncology. He is actively involved in new therapy program implementation including acceptance testing, commissioning of radiation equipment, radiation instrumentation, ongoing QA programs, and radiation safety/protection including surveys and shielding design.

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tax planning, investment adviceTHuRSDAY, JuNE 5TH 9:00 AM - 12:00 PMSpeaker: mark Sexton


The Course covers concepts of interest to professionals and particularly incorporated dentists. The content includes strategies for advanced financial planning, tax efficient investing, planning for business succession and a successful retirement, estate planning, and tax preferred corporate structures.

Presented jointly with a Grant Thornton tax specialist, the course will provide dentists with an understanding of:• Implementing disciplined investment solutions that deliver tax

preferred returns.• Financial planning strategies, practice succession considerations, and

achieving your retirement goals.

3 CE Points

3 CE Points

• Incorporation concepts and beyond: exploring Family Trusts, holding companies and related advanced tax planning strategies specific to incorporated dentists.

• The role of the RRSP and how to best position it in your strategy.• Estate planning concepts and leaving a legacy for your family.

radiation protection and Safe practices in Dental radiologyThis presentation will cover:1. An overview of radiobiology2. Radiation protection for dental radiology including intra-oral X-rays,

panoramic X-rays and 3D Cone Beam CT.3. Safety Code 30: An overview of safe clinical practice and clinical quality

assurance procedures.4. Recent changes in the enforcement of Newfoundland and Labrador

Radiation Health and Safety regulations: implications and consequences.

Speakers

Death, taxes and other Disasters A Silver Linings Financial Playbook for DentistsTHuRSDAY, JuNE 5TH 1:00 PM - 4:00 PMSpeakerS: evan parubets and Julie mcgivern


As the old saying goes, the only certainties in life are death and taxes. But as a dentist, there is a significant probability that life will also force you to contend with a wide range of other disasters. Fortunately, there’s a silver lining: You can reduce the monetary sting of death, taxes and a series of other adversities by having a well-crafted financial planning strategy.

What You Will learn:

• Methods to help your family and estate better contend with the financial impact of death.

• Techniques for reducing the severity of personal and business taxes.

• How to financially contend with a wide range of disasters, including injury/illness, personal and business property losses, lawsuits, divorce and market downturns.

evan parubets CFP, CIM, FMA, FCSI, CSWP™Investment Planning AdvisorCDSPI Advisory Services Inc.

As an Investment Planning Advisor at CDSPI Advisory Services Inc. exclusively serving the dental community, Evan Parubets is an expert in providing financial solutions specific to the needs of dental professionals. Evan provides clients with comprehensive financial planning advice, helping them integrate both their personal and corporate assets into custom-tailored investment and estate plans.

Evan has over 10 years of experience in the investment industry, including working as a financial advisor at a major bank. He has attained the Certified Financial Planner designation, is a Fellow of the Canadian Securities Institute and is one of about 500 people to hold the designation of Chartered Strategic Wealth Professional™.

Julie mcgivern Professional AdvisorCDSPI Advisory Services Inc.

In her role as a Professional Advisor at CDSPI Advisory Services Inc., exclusively serving the dental community, Julie McGivern provides customized insurance solutions for Canadian dental students and new dentists. By understanding clients’ unique situations, she helps them determine what types and amounts of insurance are appropriate for both their personal and business needs as they get started in their careers.

A licensed general insurance broker and a life, accident and sickness insurance agent, she has eight years of experience helping dental students and professionals meet their insurance needs.

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3 CE Points

Speakers

treating the oral cancer patientTHuRSDAY, JuNE 5TH 1:00 PM - 4:00 PMSpeakerS: Donna grant & carol-anne Davis


• This seminar was developed to enhance knowledge for health care providers in relation to the etiology and management of cancer.

• To enhance the provider’s confidence in managing the oral care requirements for individuals affected by cancer and its treatment.

• To utilize the knowledge gained through this workshop to enhance current dental hygiene practice.

• Oral Complications/Toxicity from Cancer and Cancer Therapies.

• Nutritional Issues.

• Dental Practitioners: Implications for Practice.

• Improve and maintain oral hygiene in order to reduce the risk and severity of oral complications.

• Eliminate oral infection and prevent potentially fatal systemic infections of dental origin.

• Prevent, eliminate or control pain in the oral cavity.

• Maintain or improve oral status and prevent destruction of the dentition.

• Provide reconstruction and/or rehabilitation following surgical procedures.

• Prevent or reduce the incidence of bone necrosis secondary to radiation of jawbones.

• Improve quality of life.

carol-anne Davis is a radiation therapist currently working at the Nova Scotia Cancer Centre as a Clinical Educator. Carol-Anne worked as a radiation therapist for 15 years before taking on education and clinical practice roles in the department of radiation oncology. After completing her diploma in Radiation Therapy, she moved on to complete her BSc and her MSc in Radiation Oncology. Carol-Anne’s clinical interests reside in RT for H&N cancer population, imaging, scopes of practice and stereotactic body radiotherapy. Research interests include positron-emission-tomography and advanced practice roles.

Donna grant is a specialty nurse practitioner working in medical oncology at Capital Health. She has over 20 years of oncology nursing experience. She received both her baccalaureate and Master’s Degree in Nursing from Dalhousie university. She has held various positions within cancer care including staff nurse, clinical educator, and management. For the last 4 years, Donna has been working as a specialty nurse practitioner at the Nova Scotia Cancer Centre caring for individuals undergoing cancer chemotherapy. Donna is extensively involved in the Canadian Association of Nurses in Oncology at the local and national level. She has achieved national designation for Oncology Certification from the Canadian Nurses Association. She is a guest lecturer at Dalhousie School of Nursing in the Fundamental of Oncology Program. Donna is a member of the GI and Breast provincial cancer site teams and is involved in several research projects.

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3 CE Points

Speakers

Deann vincent is the Health and Safety Advisor for the Corner Brook regional office of the Workplace Health and Safety Compensation Commission. She holds a Bachelor of Physical Education from Memorial university of Newfoundland and a diploma of Health, Safety and Environmental Processes from university of New Brunswick. DeAnn joined WHSCC in 2001 as a Case Manager. In 2009, she joined the health and safety field within the Commission. While in the role of health and safety advisor, DeAnn has worked in a variety of industries including forestry, health care and service. She has assisted many organizations with their safety programs.

cheryl kanhai is President of Maxim Software Systems, the maker of Maxident practice management software. Joining the company in 1999, she quickly rose through the ranks from Sales Rep to Sales Manager to General & Sales Manager before taking the reins of the company in 2011. Over the past 15 years, she has advised over a thousand dentists in implementing dental software systems to improve office efficiencies, increase productivity and boost income. Her dedication to Maxim and its clients means Cheryl spends many hours and much energy to provide new products and services to further enhance dental offices, and continues to maintain close contact with Maxident’s family of software users to ensure their ongoing satisfaction. A recognized subject matter expert, Cheryl plays a key role in driving the company forward and constantly strives to keep Maxident moving into the future!

making the Workplace health & Safety compensation commission Work for Your officeTHuRSDAY, JuNE 5TH 1:00 PM - 4:00 PMSpeaker: Deann vincent


Ensuring your business is compliant with occupational health and safety and workers’ compensation legislation is an important consideration for your business — it’s the law. This session will provide you with an overview of the WHSCC, and the services that are offered to assist you in getting your business off to a safe and healthy start. We will introduce you to resources and programs like PRIME that are at your disposal to assist you in creating a safe and healthy workplace as well as give you an understanding of who is responsible for health and safety in your workplace.

it’s all about practice growthFRIDAY, JuNE 6TH 2:00 PM - 4:00 PMSpeaker: cheryl kanhai, maxident


There is a gold mine in your charts, and it ain’t fool’s gold. It’s your gold!

Most dental practices have three key income streams that are underperforming and offer opportunities for immediate income growth. Whether you are a new practice owner, have owned your practice for years, or are planning to retire or sell your practice in the next 10 years, this is a must-attend session. Missing it could cost you tens of thousands of dollars.

The objective of this course is to show you where to look for potential income in your practice and give you concrete ideas to realize it.

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Speakers

Dr. hugh maclaren graduated from the university of Waterloo with an honours B.Sc. in Biology and Business Economics in 1994. He spent 7 years as a Nobel Biocare clinical representative before moving to the NobelProcera Specialist role in 2012. His current role focuses on the education and training of dentists and technicians in the various Nobel Biocare digital solutions, including the NobelProcera CAD/CAM system, NobelClinician digital diagnostic & treatment planning software, and NobelGuide clinical concept. His broad exposure to both the clinical and laboratory sides of implant and restorative dentistry gives him a unique perspective of the technology and challenges facing dentists and technicians in a rapidly changing digital environment.

Dr. Shannon Davis received his training at Memorial university and Dalhousie university, graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry (2001) and a degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery (2005). He then pursued a multidisciplinary residency at the university of Western Ontario (2006) followed by a surgical internship at the London Health Sciences Centre (2007). Dr. Davis then completed his residency training at McGill university Health Centre in oral & maxillofacial surgery (2011).

Dr. Davis is a Fellow of the Royal College of Dentists of Canada. He is a member of the Canadian and American associations of specialists in oral and maxillofacial surgery (CAOMS and AAOMS) as well as a member of the International Team for Implantology (ITI). He currently maintains a private practice in St. John’s.

Designing for life: caD cam Digital technologyFRIDAY, JuNE 6TH 2:00 PM - 4:00 PMSpeaker: Dr. hugh maclaren


As part of the audience during the lecture, you should:

• understand the key principles of CAD/CAM technology and digital dental solutions.

• understand the NobelProcera concept.

• understand the advantages and capabilities of the NobelProcera scanner.

• understand the broad product range and versatility of the NobelProcera system for both natural tooth and implant restorations.

• understand the clinical benefits of improved precision and cost-efficient workflows for the dental laboratory.

• understand comprehensive clinical and technical material handling guidelines.

• Be updated on the available products and solutions based on research and science.

oral medicine review & local anestheticsSATuRDAY, JuNE 7TH 9:00 AM - 12:00 PMSpeaker: Dr. Shannon Davis


The purpose of this lecture is to review a selection of common medical conditions that are of relevance to dental practice. A systematic approach focusing on patient history, prescribed medications, and examination findings will be followed. Appropriate management considerations will also be discussed.

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3 CE Points

Speakers

Dr. kevin macDonald pursued a Bachelor of Science degree from Acadia university, prior to completing his Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree at Dalhousie university where he graduated with Distinction and was awarded the university medal for Dentistry. After graduation, Dr MacDonald worked in private general practice for 1 year in Moncton, New Brunswick before returning to the university of Toronto to complete his post-graduate studies in Periodontics. Dr MacDonald received a Masters of Science in Periodontics from the university of Toronto in 2006 and also became a Fellow in the Royal College of Dentists of Canada in the same year. He is the founder of the Greater Saint John Dental Implant Study Club, a member of the American Academy of Periodontics, the Canadian Dental Association and the International Team for Implantology. He is also the past president of the Greater Saint John District Dental Society and has lectured extensively in the Maritime Provinces on both periodontics and dental implant therapy. Dr MacDonald maintains a full-time private practice in Saint John, New Brunswick limited to periodontics and dental implant therapy and is also a part-time faculty member at Dalhousie university.

Surgical treatment options for aesthetically Driven periodontal therapySATuRDAY, JuNE 7TH 9:00 AM - 12:00 PMSpeaker: Dr. kevin macDonald


This course will address the following areas:• Factors affecting root coverage and aesthetic options for soft tissue

grafting with particular emphasis on connective tissue grafting.• Functional and aesthetic crown lengthening indications and surgical

techniques.• A brief overview of the indications, techniques, and success rates for

regenerative therapy.

Surgical considerations for aesthetic implant therapySATuRDAY, JuNE 7TH 1:00 PM - 4:00 PMSpeaker: Dr. kevin macDonald


This course will address the following areas:• Treatment planning considerations to achieve aesthetic dental implant

restorations.• Immediate dental implants and immediate temporization — When, Why

and How?• A brief overview of how these treatment planning and surgical principles

relate to achieving aesthetic full arch implant supported restorations.

charlene payne is the Regional Addictions Coordinator with Western Health. Charlene obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Psychology in 1999 from Memorial university’s Grenfell Campus. She went on to complete a Bachelor of Social Work Honours degree in 2001 from the university of Windsor. Charlene has been working with Western Health for 13 years in various program areas and has been working with Mental Health and Addiction Services for the past 10 years.

current concerns with addictionsSATuRDAY, JuNE 7TH 1:00 PM - 4:00 PMSpeaker: charlene payne


This session will provide participants with information regarding substance use, gambling and related issues. The following topics will be explored:

• Drug classes and effects, including the impact on oral health.• Stages of use, including problematic substance use, workplace

substance use, and addiction.• Signs and symptoms.• Current trends and prevalence. • Treatment approaches and recovery.• Working with people with addiction issues.• Resources and services available in the province.

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3 CE Points

3 CE Points

3 CE Points

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Debbie okamoto As a Senior Investment Planning Advisor at CDSPI Advisory Services Inc. exclusively serving the dental community, Debbie Okamoto is an expert in providing financial solutions specific to the needs of dental professionals. Debbie provides clients with comprehensive financial planning advice, helping them integrate both their personal and corporate assets into custom-tailored investment and estate plans. Debbie brings over 20 years of experience in the financial services industry. She has attained the Certified Financial Planner designation and completed numerous industry courses relevant to the field of financial planning and investments. She has lectured at universities, associations and conferences across Canada.

gino ciavarella Having joined Cumberland in 2004, Mr. Ciavarella is a seasoned financial industry professional with more than 18 years of experience. Prior to Cumberland, Mr. Ciavarella held senior positions with several of Canada’s leading investment dealers and investment management firms. Today, Mr. Ciavarella brings his long experience, solid investment knowledge and a highly responsive client management style to serving our clients’ interests. Mr. Ciavarella is a shareholder of Cumberland Partners Limited, the firm’s parent company.

cDSpi/cumberland private Wealth management presentationSATuRDAY, JuNE 7TH 1:00 PM - 3:00 PMSpeakerS: Debbie okamoto and gino ciavarella


• Discover why absolute returns rather than relative returns are most important.

• Learn how a concentrated portfolio, managed with a disciplined approach, can enhance returns and mitigate risk.

• Find out why an individually customized portfolio is essential in arriving at the right asset mix for your goals.

• understand why financial planning should drive your investment choices, and why simply seeking out best returns could hamper reaching your objectives.

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2014 ExhibitorsForm & Function Dental Studio Inc.Element FinancialCIDFSeptodontPatterson Dentalunited Dental LabTD BankOrascoptic Nobel Biocare

Orthodent Ltd.Brasseler CanadaAurum Ceramic/Cerum Ortho OrganizersIvoclar Vivadent Dentsply Canada Ltd.Dental Crafts Ltd. Prima Information Solutions CDSPI Procter & Gamble Inc.

Dental Supplies Limited3M ESPEStraumannI-Trans Island Dental LaboratoryScotiabankPremier Dental Products Co.ROI Corp.Designs for Vision Inc.Tri-Hawk

Dentsply ImplantsInvestors GroupVOCO CanadaHenry ScheinNL Dental Board Belmont TakaraPro-Art Dental LabWestern Handpiece Repair

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Social Programthe annual golf tournamentThursday, June 5th Shotgun Start Time: 7:45 AM Location TBA

reception honouring retired members and new membersThursday, June 5th - 6:00 PMGlynmill Inn

pub crawlThursday, June 5th - 7:15 PM8:30 AM - 5:00 PM All Day Registration Booth at the Pepsi Centre* For attendees arriving after 5:00PM, there will be registration from 6:45PM - 7:15PM at the Glynmill Inn.

nlDa president’s DinnerFriday, June 6th Cocktails 6:30 PM; Dinner 7:30 PMPepsi Centre

fun nightSaturday, June 7th Doors Open at 6:30 PM Meal Service 7:00 PMDance Only 10:00 PM - Cost per person: $28.25 Location: The Legion

the nl Dental hygienists recognition DinnerFriday, June 6th Cocktails 7:00 PM; Dinner 7:30 PM Glynmill Inn

nlDaa SocialFriday June 6th Cocktails 7:00 PM, Hors d’oeuvres 7:30 PMGlynmill Inn

Dental Crafts Ltd. and Dental Supplies Limited are inviting all people associated with the Convention to a round of golf. Our hosts will provide beverages, snacks and prizes. Please RSVP to Larry @ 753-6552 or Blair @ 747-6125. As in past years, this is a no-stress enjoyable tournament.cost per person: tba

As this will be the opening event of the Convention, join us and meet old friends and make new friends. Retired members and new members will be the guests of honour. Hors d’oeuvres with a cash bar.

Follow or lead a group through 4 to 6 pubs in Corner Brook. Transportation and five drinks for the evening are included in the ticket price. To mark the team, a complementary t-shirt will be provided by Dental Supplies Limited. The Pub Crawl will end at 11:00 pm.

cost per person: $33.90

Enjoy the formal part of the Convention. Transportation to the Pepsi Centre will be provided. Your choice of meal is outlined on the registration form. A special diet can be arranged. For NLDA members, the cost of this function is included in their annual fees.

cost per non-nlDa member: $90.40

Enjoy a night starting with a choice of lobster or steak and prizes during dinner. Then on to a Casino where you will get a chance to win some prizes. You will be entertained by comedian Paul Seaward and then a DJ to follow for the dance.


The dental hygienists president’s dinner was recently changed to NL Dental Hygienists Recognition Dinner to more closely describe the intention for its initiation in 2012. The evening will consist of a social hour, followed by a delicious buffet-style meal and inspiring guest speakers. With this night being dedicated to all NLDHA members, it is an opportunity to engage yourself in peer communication, socialization, marketing, education or just a night out with like-minded individuals that share similar passions. As members of the NLDHA, you are encouraged to attend this dinner as a thank you to those members that are currently volunteering their time (or have in the past) to help your profession advance and help you grow as a professional. The NLDHA would like to thank its volunteer members for their generosity, and we hope to see you this June in Corner Brook for the third annual dinner.


The NLDAA would like to invite all our members to a social to catch up with everyone we haven’t seen since last year. So, let’s get together and make a few more memories. We hope to see all our members making their way out to Corner Brook and this event this year.


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time8:00 am

9:00 am - 12:00 pm

12:00 am - 1:00 pm

1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

6:00 pm

7:15 PM - 11:00 PM

thursday, June 5th

Exhibit Hall Opens

caries control the 4 cs

Dr. Fiona Collins

radiation protection and Safe practices in Dental radiology

Dr. David Goodyear

tax planning, investment adviceMark Sexton

cpr trainingSt. John Ambulance

Lunch

xerostomia and its challengesDr. Fiona Collins

treating the oral cancerpatient

Donna Grant & Carol Anne Davis

making the Workplace health & Safety compensation commission

Work for Your officeDeAnn Vincent

Death, taxes and other Disasters presentation

Evan Parubets & Julie McGivern

reception honouring retired members and new members

pub crawl

Convention Schedule

time8:00 am

9:00 am - 12:00 pm

12:00 am - 1:00 pm

1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

2:00 pm - 4:00 pm

After 6:30 pm

friday, June 6th

Exhibit Hall Opens

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9:30 amnlDhaagm

10:30 amnlDaaagm

Lunch

nlDa interactive Session cpr trainingSt. John Ambulance

it’s all about practice growthCheryl Kanhai, Maxident

Designing for life: caD cam Digital technology Hugh MacLaren

artificial SweetenersDr. Fiona Collins

NLDA President’s Dinner • The NL Dental Hygienists Recognition Dinner • NLDAA Social

time8:00 am

9:00 am - 12:00 pm

12:00 am - 1:00 pm

1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

After 6:30 pm

Saturday, June 7th

Exhibit Hall Opens

oral medicine review & localanesthetics

Dr. Shannon Davis

Surgical treatment options for aesthetically Driven periodontal

therapyDr. Kevin MacDonald

cpr trainingSt. John Ambulance

Lunch

current concerns with addictionsCharlene Payne

Surgical considerations for aesthetic implant therapy

Dr. Kevin MacDonald

cDSpi/cumberland private Wealth management presentation

Debbie Okamoto & Gino Ciavarella1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

fun night

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Let’s Talk about Your Financial Future...at the Oral Health Convention

Are you on-track toward reaching your investment goals? Are gaps in your insurance portfolio exposing you

to significant risks?

Find out — in person — and learn about other important financial planning issues by meeting us at the

Oral Health Convention.

As licensed insurance advisors and certified financial planners at CDSPI Advisory Services Inc., we have

extensive experience in providing solutions for dentists’ distinct financial planning needs.

Stop by the CDSPI booth at the convention for a no-obligation review of your investment and/or insurance

portfolio. Or better yet — reserve your appointment in advance by calling 1-800-561-9401.

www.cdspi.com

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