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For additional information about this or any other University of WashingtonContinuing Dental Education program, please contact:

Continuing Dental Education, University of WashingtonMail: Box 357137, Seattle, WA 98195-7137Phone: (206)543-5448 Toll Free: (866)791-1278 Fax: (206)543-6465Web: www.uwcde.com Email: [email protected]

To request disability accommodations, contact the Continuing Dental Education Office. The University of Washington provides equal opportunity in education without regard to race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, age, marital status, disability, or status as a disabled veteran or Vietnam era veteran in accordance with University of Washington policy and applicable federal and state statutes and regulations.

LECTURE COURSESYou must inform the CDE office if you cancel a course by the day before the course. If you do not cancel by the day before the course, you will be considered a “No Show”. For cancellations:You have two options if you cancel. You can receive a full refund minus a $40 processing fee, plus a $10 fee for each “additional applicant”, or the full amount can be transferred to another CDE course (or courses depending on the amount of the funds transferred) within the same CDE calendar year (September - June). Tuition credit from previous years can not be applied to courses in the current year. The funds can only be transferred once. For No Shows: No refund or funds transfer is available.

PARTICIPATION COURSESRefunds for CDE participation courses must be requested at least fourteen days prior to the first meeting of a course. All participation courses have a $100 non-refundable deposit. The deposit is necessary to cover materials that are incurred which are non-refundable to our office. If a cancellation is made less than fourteen days before a course, no monetary refund will be given, and the money can not be transferred to another course, unless the CDE office is able to occupy the spot with another participant. Funds, minus the $100 non-refundable deposit, may be transferred to another course within the same CDE calendar year if the request is made 14 days before the course.

TRANSFERRING FUNDS TO ANOTHER PARTICIPANTBefore the day of the course, if a registrant wishes to transfer his or her funds to another participant, he or she may do so; however, there is a $10 transfer fee and the CDE office must be made aware of this transfer by the day before the course.

REFUND EXCEPTIONSNo refund penalty will be charged for last-minute emergencies; however, the CDE office must be contacted by noon on the date of the course to notify them of an emergency case by telephone or email. Either a full refund will be given or the money can be transferred towards another CDE course within the same CDE calendar year (September - June).

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CE1603 Benign? Not So Fast - Challenging Oral Diseases and the Tools to Decipher Them DOLPHINE ODA, BDS, MS

Friday, September 23, 2016

UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON – KANE HALL

This course is designed for specialists, dentists, dental hygienists and dental assistants.

This all-day course will cover lesions in nine categories that have benign-looking clinical pre-sentations when, in actuality, most carry a serious or frank malignant diagnosis. The course will cover: soft tissue and bone lesions including diseases of the surface epithelium, focus-ing on early detection of cancer; gingival swellings in adults and children; palatal swellings, focusing on salivary gland pathology; oral ulcers, focusing on immune mediated diseases but also covering the oral manifestation of gastrointestinal diseases; brown spot(s), focusing on drug-induced and oral malignant melanoma; multiple papillary lesions, focusing on oral HPV-associated diseases, including oral cancer; unilocular radiolucencies, focusing on aggressive oral cysts and cancer metastasis; multilocular radiolucencies, focusing on aggressive odon-togenic neoplasms, completely radiopaque lesions (single and multiple), and the latter’s as-sociation with Gardner’s syndrome. Every category will start with a clinical case which will be discussed interactively, seeking a differential diagnosis from the audience. The case will serve as the basis for an in-depth discussion of the differential diagnosis, clinical presentation, and final diagnosis based on the histology. Treatment at every level, recurrence rate, and overall prognosis will also be discussed. Clinicians will leave this program with ample knowledge to use when deciding whether or not a certain presentation is truly benign. They will be provided with tools to base their judgment on facts, not uncertain conjecture. This is an enthusiastic, energetic course. It will provide necessary information directly applicable to improving the everyday practice of diagnosing oral diseases.

Course Objectives - As a result of attending this course, you will be able to:

n Be proficient in the diseases of HPV and oral cancer.n Recognize the effects of e-cigarettes and hookah on oral health.n Implement radiolucent and radiopaque lesions of the jaw.

INSTRUCTORDOLPHINE ODA is Professor of Oral Pathology in the Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at the School of Dentistry, University of Washington, and the Director of the UW’s Oral Pathology Biopsy Service.

LOCATIONUniversity of WashingtonKane Hall, Room 110Seattle, WA 98195

TIMESRegistration and Continental Breakfast: 8:00am – 8:30amCourse: 8:30am – 4:30pm

TUITION – price includes lunchUntil September 21, 2016 (after, $25 more)

$279/Dentist$179/Staff$251/Current Dental Alumni MemberCREDITS7 hours

* This course is eligible for a 10% discount if you are a current member of the UW Dental Alumni Association.

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The University of Washington gratefully acknowledges Henry Schein for its gener-ous educational grant in support of this program.

This course is designed for everyone who works in a dental office – bring the whole team! It provides the information necessary to complete the annual training re-quirement for your entire dental team.

WISHA-OSHA requires employers to provide annual training for all of their employees. Com-pliance with WISHA-OSHA regulations and CDC Infection Control Guidelines is also an inte-gral part of a dental practice’s overall risk management program. OSHA inspections do occur and many state dental boards are enforcing CDC Guidelines as the benchmark for infection control standard of care.

This comprehensive class will update your office on the current requirements that apply to a dental practice and provide you with the knowledge to establish a properly customized OSHA safety compliance program and infection control policies and practices for your office.

Dr. Barry offers an informative class that is both interesting and engaging with examples of actual safety related events. Materials, devices, monitoring, and documents necessary for compliance will be identified throughout the class. Training will primarily focus on the OSHA regulations with an in-depth review of the CDC Guidelines for Infection Control in the Dental Healthcare Setting. Several other important regulatory rules and guidelines will also be dis-cussed.

Course Objectives - As a result of attending this course, you will understand:

n All the WISHA/OSHA standards that apply to dentistry and how to implement them.n The Blood borne Pathogen Standard requirements including, transmission of disease,

exposure control methods, hepatitis 8 vaccine, post exposure protocols, and record keeping.

n The CDC Guidelines for Infection Control in the Dental Healthcare Setting and the essentials of the CDC standard precautions

CE1605 WISHA-OSHA Compliance for the Dental Office & CDC Guidelines for Infection Control SAMUEL BARRY, DMD

Friday, September 30, 2016

WASHINGTON STATE HISTORY MUSEUM - TACOMA, WA

INSTRUCTORSAMUEL BARRY received his dental degree from Oregon Health Sciences University School of Dentistry and then maintained a private general dental practice for 15 years. He is currently a Field Sales Consultant with Henry Schein Dental, based in Pendleton, Oregon. In 2006 he was certified as an OSHA Trainer and has presented over 200 classes on WISHA/OSHA Compliance, Bloodborne Pathogens, and Infection Control. His class is recommended by both NORDIC and DBIC Insurance Companies as an important component of overall risk management. Dr. Barry is a noted speaker and receives high praise for his classes.

LOCATIONWashington State History MuseumMount Tahoma Auditorium1911 Pacific AvenueTacoma, WA 98402


TUITION – price includes lunchUntil September 28, 2016 (after, $25 more)

$279/Dentist$179/Staff$251/Current Dental Alumni Member

CREDITS7 hours

* This course is eligible for a 10% tuition discount if you are a member of the UW Dental Alumni Association.


This course is designed for specialists, dentists, dental hygienists and dental as-sistants.

Have you ever had to face the prospect of treating a medically-complex patient? Have you ever had a patient needing treatment for a dental emergency that has more than one under-lying chronic disease or is on more than five medications? Now what if these same patients are also experimenting with illicit drugs? How does the use of marijuana, cocaine, metham-phetamine, crack, Salvia divinorum, khat bush, or designer drugs such as MDPV change your treatment plan?

Drug abuse remains a major problem in our society. According to the National Survey on Drug Use and Health conducted by SAMSHA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration), between 2012 and 2014 an estimated 4.3 million (4.7%) adults aged 50 or older had used an illicit drug in the previous year. Moreover, the organization’s combined data from 2005 to 2014 showed that over 8.3 million children (11.9%) lived with at least one parent who was dependent on or abused alcohol or an illicit drug during the past year. Among that population almost 2.1 million (3.0%) lived with a parent who was dependent on or abused illicit drugs.

If substance abuse and dependence affects one in ten North Americans, this means one in ten of your patients. With the approval of both medical and recreational marijuana in the Ev-ergreen state, the number of users who now present to the dental office is rapidly escalating.

This program looks at some of these most challenging patients, their most common nega-tive oral health sequelae due to marijuana use and the management of these patients with a particular focus on the dental realm. Case studies will augment the delivery of key points and a problem-based learning approach is encouraged so that each participant’s questions are addressed. Most importantly, you will learn applicable strategies to successfully treat these complex patients on Monday morning.

Course Objectives - As a result of attending this course, you will be able to:

n Describe the risk factors to consider when treating patients who use marijuana.n Understand the medical evidence behind the safety and efficacy of cannabis.n Recognize some of the oral signs of marijuana use and how to better manage these

patients.

CE1611 Going to Pot and the Dental Patient — What do I need to know about marijuana that I didn’t (formally) learn about in school? MARK DONALDSON, BSP, RPH, PHARMD, FASHP, FAHE

Friday evening, October 7, 2016

UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON – HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER

INSTRUCTORMARK DONALDSON received his Doctorate in Clinical Pharmacy from the University of Washington. He is the current Director of Clinical Pharmacy Performance Services for VHA, living in Whitefish, Montana.

LOCATIONUniversity of WashingtonHealth Sciences Center, Room D-209Seattle, Washington 98195

TIMESRegistration and Lite Supper: 6:00pm – 6:30pmCourse: 6:30pm – 8:30pm

TUITION – price includes lite supperUntil October 4, 2016 (after, $10 more)$75/Dentist$45/Staff$67/Current Dental Alumni Member

CREDITS2 hours

* This course is eligible for a 10% tuition discount if you are a member of the UW Dental Alumni Association.

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This course is offered in partnership with the Seattle King and Pierce County Dental Societies.

The development of new materials has proceeded so rapidly that many clinicians are left con-fused by the wealth of new products that are available in many areas. This course will present the latest information available on current dentin/enamel adhesives, composite resins, and light-curing technology. It also will cover contemporary cements, a confusing area that is important to the success of our routine indirect restorations and esthetic cases. Information provided will be based on scientific evidence, but the clinical use of all materials will be em-phasized.

Course Objectives - As a result of attending this course, you will be able to:n Know the four current strategies for bonding to tooth structure, including the self-etch

and universal systems.n Explain the benefits of contemporary nanofill and bulk-fill composite materials.n Know the various types of cements for indirect restorations, and when they should be

used.

INSTRUCTORED SWIFT received his dental degree from the Medical University of South Carolina and a master’s degree in Operative Dentistry from the University of Iowa. Dr. Swift practiced general dentistry for several years, and has taught at the University of Mississippi and the University of Iowa. He is currently the Associate Dean for Education at the University of North Carolina School of Dentistry, Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

LOCATIONEmerald Queen Conference Center5700 Pacific Highway E.Fife, WA 98424

REGISTERRegister for this course through Seattle King County Dental Society – online, by phone at (206) 448-6620 or download the registration form and fax to (206) 443-9308.


TUITION – price includes lunchEarly Bird until September 28, 2016$245/Dentist$150/Retired Dentist, Dental Hygienist, Dental Assistant and Office Staff

After September 28, 2016$270/Dentist$175/Retired Dentist, Dental Hygienist, Dental Assistant and Office Staff

* There are no additional discounts for this program.

CREDITS7 hours

Untangling the Confusion of Today’s Restorative Materials EDWARD J. SWIFT, JR., DMD, MS

Friday, October 7, 2016

EMERALD QUEEN CONFERENCE CENTER - FIFE, WA

Register for this course through Seattle King County Dental Society – online, by phone at (206) 448-6620 or download the registration form and fax to (206) 443-9308.

Register for this course through Seattle King County Dental Society – online, by phone at (206) 448-6620 or download the registration form and fax to (206) 443-9308.

This course is designed for dentists, hygienists and dental assistants.

Did you know that more than 20% of hospital admissions are due to adverse drug reactions? Although dentists prescribe less than 10% of all available drugs, your patients may be taking many others from the 90% with which you may not be familiar. Since polypharmacy is the norm, especially in the over 65-year old population, this course is essential to every practice setting today.

Do you have patients who are already on one prescription medication before they come to your office? How about four prescription medications? Did you know that the likelihood of a drug interaction in a patient on five medications is greater than 50%? What if you are the prescriber who writes the fifth prescription? With so many new medications, herbal products, over-the-counter drugs, and supplements available on the market, how can you be confident that the prescription you write is compatible with what your patient is currently taking?

This interactive program looks at some of the more common drugs and drug interactions and their management with a particular focus on the dental realm. Case studies will augment the delivery of key points and a problem-based learning approach is encouraged so that each participant’s questions are addressed. After all, when an adverse drug reaction occurs due to a drug interaction, who is more at risk – you or your patient?

This course will also provide updates on antibiotic selection and therapy, pain and anxiety control, the State Prescription Drug Database, Osteonecrosis of the Jaw with bisphospho-nates and much more!

Course Objectives - As a result of attending this course you will be able to:n Describe the most effective “recipe” for post-operative pain control.n Understand appropriate antibiotic prescribing and current guidelines for prophylaxis

(especially for cardiac and orthopedic patients).n Keep your patients safe with improved prescribing practices.

INSTRUCTORMARK DONALDSON received his baccalaureate degree from the University of British Columbia, and his Doctorate in Clinical Pharmacy from the University of Washington. He has further completed a residency at Canada’s largest tertiary care facility, Vancouver General Hospital, and is the current Director of Clinical Pharmacy Performance Services for VHA, living in Whitefish, Montana.

LOCATIONUniversity of WashingtonHealth Sciences CenterTurner Auditorium, Room D-209Seattle, Washington 98195


TUITION – price includes lunchUntil October 6, 2016 (after, $25 more)$279/Dentist$179/Dental Hygienist, Dental Assistant and Office Staff$251/Current Dental Alumni Member

CREDITS7 hours

* This course is eligible for a 10% tuition discount if you are a current member of the UW Dental Alumni Association.

CE1615 Dental Pharmacology – Keeping Your Patients Safe - Will the Odds Be Ever in Your Favor? MARK DONALDSON, BSP, RPH, PHARMD, FASHP, FACHE

Saturday, October 8, 2016



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The University of Washington gratefully acknowledges the Washington Dental Service Foundation for its generous educational grant in support of this program.

This course is designed for dentists.

With the baby boom generation reaching 65 years and beyond, this is the first generation of Americans to reach older adulthood with an almost intact natural dentition. While keeping our teeth as we age is a positive trend, increasing lifespans can also result in the onset of chronic conditions, long-term medication usage, and oral diseases that can create complex dental treatment needs and questions on the part of dental professionals on how to care for this population.

Most dentists today received very little formal training in caring for the unique needs of older patients. WDS Foundation engaged a team of national experts in serving older adults, led by Dr. Linda Niessen, DMD, MPH, to develop a course that discusses the importance of treating the oral health needs of independently-living older adults in your office. This course is targeted to general dentists to expand their expertise in delivering optimal dental care to this diverse, and growing, senior population who needs care. The course will include patient cases and discussion to assess treatment options based on the patient’s goals, ability to pay, health status, etc. The course is designed to build confidence in treating older patients, un-derstand patient care options, and increase access to dental care for older adults.

Course Objectives - As a result of completing this course you will be able to:n Enhance understanding in managing the interactions between oral conditions and overall

health and the importance of prevention at every age and stage of health.n Provide clinical tips associated with senior’s common clinical needs, such as root caries,

endodontics, oral surgery, and implants.n Gain practical insights on serving more seniors in your office–practice management,

scheduling, billing, and other topics.

INSTRUCTORSO. ROSS BEIRNE is Professor of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at the University of Washington, School of Dentistry and Chief of Hospital Dentistry at the University of Washington Medical Center. BEA GANDARA is a Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Oral Medicine at the UW School of Dentistry.KURT LABBERTON is a general dentist practicing in Yakima, Washington and is a graduate of the University of Washington School of Dentistry. ROD WENTWORTH practices general dentistry in Bellevue, Washington and is a graduate of the University of Washington School of Dentistry.

LOCATIONDavenport Grand Hotel333 W. Spokane Falls Blvd.Spokane, Washington 99201


TUITION – includes lunchThanks to the educational grant provided by the Washington Dental Service Foundation, this course is offered free of charge.

LIMITED ATTENDANCEThis course is limited to 45 participants. Due to the limited attendance at this course, please let us know as soon as possible if your plans change and you are no longer able to attend the course.

CREDITS7 hours

CE1614 Improving the Oral Health of Your Older Patients O. ROSS BEIRNE, DMD, PHD; BEA GANDARA, DDS, MSD;

KURT LABBERTON, DDS; AND ROD WENTWORTH, DDS


DAVENPORT GRAND HOTEL - SPOKANE, WA

CE1617 The New Wellness Approach to Perio — How to change the life of your practice and your patients TIMOTHY DONLEY, DDS, MSD

Friday, October 28, 2016

COLUMBIA TOWER CLUB — SEATTLE, WA

This course is designed for dentists, dental hygienists and dental assistants.

It is time to do more than just clean teeth. It is time to make the recall visit less of a beauty visit and more of a health visit. Screening your patients for the systemic diseases that can be affected by oral inflammation is the new standard of care in dentistry. This course gives you the knowledge and materials to develop a new approach to the periodontal portion of your practice.

Established links between oral and systemic diseases mean that today’s dentist and hygienist can play a vital role in helping patients improve their oral and overall health. Co-management of the diseases that dentistry has in common with medicine is the next big thing! This course presents the science, the medical knowledge and the communication skills necessary to bet-ter manage your patients’ oral and overall health.

A clear strategy for marketing the new message of dentistry is presented in a way that will allow you to better help your practice and your patients. You will learn how to expand the services you provide to your patients. Most importantly, you will gain the confidence to co-manage cardiovascular disease, diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, sleep apnea, obesity, nutri-tion, etc. This is a fast-paced learn-it-today-use-it-tomorrow seminar which is supplemented with practice management materials which makes managing patient’s oral and overall infor-mation easy and efficient.

Course Objectives – As a result of attending this course you will be able to:n Fully understand the inflammatory link between oral and overall health.n Master the medicine knowledge necessary to collaborate with medical colleagues.n Learn which lab test to order for patients and how to interpret the results.n Develop a practice management protocol to use the oral/systemic link to increase case

acceptance and referrals.

INSTRUCTORTIMOTHY DONLEY is currently in the private practice of Periodontics and Implantology in Bowling Green, Kentucky. After graduating from the University of Notre Dame, Georgetown University School of Dentistry and completing a general practice residency, he practiced general dentistry. He then returned to Indiana University where he received his Master’s Degree in Periodontics.

LOCATIONColumbia Tower Club701 Fifth AvenueColumbia Center 75th FloorSeattle, WA 98104


TUITION – price includes lunchEarly Bird until September 16, 2016$251.10/Dentist$161.10/Staff$225.90/Current Dental Alumni Member

Until October 26, 2016 (after, $25 more)$279/Dentist$179/Staff$251/Current Dental Alumni Member

CREDITS7 hours

* This course is eligible for a 10% tuition discount if you are a current member of the UW Dental Alumni Association.** This course is eligible for an “Early Bird Discount” if you register six weeks or more before the course.


This course is designed for dental hygienists; however, dentists will also find the information useful.

Morning Lecture: Finally! Demystifying Periodontal Debridement: Exactly what to use and how to use it.Today’s periodontics is about a lot more than removing what you can see or feel. Come learn the most efficient way to successfully interrupt microscopic biofilm, microscopic calcu-lus and clinically detectable calculus! Hand vs ultrasonic, piezo vs magnetostrictive, subgin-gival airpolishing…we will use the lastest evidence to answer all of your questions. Attendees will leave with a clear protocol for achieving consistently better periodontal outcomes. This course will complement, but is not a pre-requisite for attending, the hands-on course.

Afternoon Workshop: Hands on Master Course in Periodontal DebridementBecome a master clinician in 3 hours! Today’s choices include Piezo, Magnetostrictive, Hand Instrumentation and Subgingival Air Polishing. This is a fast-paced clinically oriented course in which participants rotate through stations to objectively learn the strengths and weakness-es of each method. You will also learn the tips and tricks to make whatever you are using more effective and efficient.

Participants leave with a renewed confidence and ability to maximize the result of periodontal therapy for their patients. Dr. Donley literally wrote the book on ultrasonic debridement. This course presents evidence-based protocols to maximize chances for resolving patients’ peri-odontal disease. Hands on training is intended to allow the attendee to develop maximum confidence in their debridement skills.

Course Objectives – As a result of attending this class you will be able to:n Demonstrate the advantages and disadvantages of hand vs. ultrasonic instrumentation.n Discuss the differences between ultrasonic units from various manufacturers.

INSTRUCTORTIMOTHY DONLEY is currently in the private practice of Periodontics and Implantology in Bowling Green, Kentucky.

LOCATIONUniversity of WashingtonHealth Sciences Center, morning: Room T-435; afternoon: Room D-165Seattle, WA 98195


TUITION - price includes lunch if attending whole dayEarly Bird until September 17, 2016$288.10/Dentist whole day$200.10/Staff whole day$279.19/Current Dental Alumni Member whole day

Until October 27, 2016 (after, $25 more)$298/Dentist whole day$208/Staff whole day$288.10/Current Dental Alumni Member whole day

CREDITS3 hours lecture; 4 hours workshop

LIMITED ATTENDANCEHands-on portion of this course is limited to 40 participants.

* Half-day pricing option available. See website for details.

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CE1618 Periodontal Debridement MORNING LECTURE:

Finally! Demystifying Periodontal Debridement AFTERNOON WORKSHOP:

Hands-on Master Course in Periodontal Debridement TIMOTHY DONLEY, DDS, MSD



This course is designed for dentists, dental hygienists, dental assistants, and office staff.

n Are you ready to increase case acceptance and cash flow and decrease the “bumps” in your day?

n Are you ready to get the entire team motivated and on the same page?n Are you ready to actually implement the necessary protocols to realize YOUR dream

practice?

This inspiring and powerful presentation has galvanized dental practices around the world. Drawing from 30+ years of increased growth and profitability, Dr. Rasner shares the protocols and foundations that can elevate any dental practice to extraordinary levels of success.

Includes: Practice management strategies for increased productivity and profitability and decreased drama. Use it on Monday clinical gems that range from enhancing your soft tis-sue esthetics to dramatically improving your anesthetic technique. Leadership principles that have kept his staff of 16 together for an average of 16 years... without going broke! The psy-chology of winning: The mental toughness we all need to bounce back from that “bad week”. Lastly, where balance fits into the dynamic of success. How the super achiever can give back to the world and not miss out on the most important part of the journey: family, friends and a full life.

Course Topics - As a result of attending this course you will understand:n The Fail-Proof Blueprint for the stagnant practicen Four simple principles for 90% case acceptancen The art of getting paid up frontn Real world ways to reduce overheadn Protocols: what they are and why you’ll never grow without themn The weakest link to your profitabilityn How to solve any problem in your day in the fewest possible stepsn How to keep staff with you for many years without going broken Why most practices waste marketing dollars chasing the wrong marketand more…

INSTRUCTORSTEVEN RASNER graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a doctorate in dental medicine. He received his Mastership from the Academy of General Dentistry. Dr. Rasner is a member of the American Dentistry Association, Academy of Periodontology, Academy of General Dentistry, American College of Implantology, International Congress of Oral Implantologists, and the International Academy for Facial Esthetics. Dr. Rasner practices dentistry in Bridgeton and Vineland, New Jersey.

LOCATIONEmbassy Suites Hotel3225 158th Ave SEBellevue, WA 98008


TUITION – price includes lunch:Early Bird until October 7, 2016$251.10/Dentist$161.10/Dental Hygienist, Dental Assistant and Office Staff$225.90/Current Dental Alumni Member

Until November 16, 2016 (after, $25 more)$279/Dentist$179/Dental Hygienist, Dental Assistant and Office Staff$251/Current Dental Alumni Member

CREDITS7 hours

* This course is eligible for a 10% tuition discount if you are a current member of the UW Dental Alumni Association.** This course is eligible for an “Early Bird Discount” if you register at least six weeks before the course.


CE1625 The Thriving Fee-for-Service Practice in 2016 STEVEN L. RASNER, DMD, MAGD

Friday, November 18, 2016

EMBASSY SUITES HOTEL — BELLEVUE, WA

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This course is designed for specialists, dentists, hygienists and dental assistants.

Morning Topic: CBCT for the General Dental ProfessionalCone beam CT (CBCT) has gained more and more field in the last decade, while most of us have never been trained to use the technology or interpret the images acquired from it. This course will first explain what the differences are between CBCT and the more common two dimensional imaging techniques (intraoral and extraoral radiography) in dentistry. Secondly the radiation doses associated with CBCT will be discussed as well as how to influence the dose (kV, mA, exposure time, field of view) and the image quality (high versus low resolu-tion). Last but not least, the indications, contra-indications, advantages and disadvantages of CBCT will be highlighted and illustrated with examples from the clinic. Examples will be shown using software programs from different manufacturers too.

Afternoon Topic: Restorative UpdateSelected members of the UW Department of Restorative Dentistry will review three highly relevant topics in restorative dentistry. Dr. Ricardo Schwedhelm will examine various compli-cations associated with implant therapy and then outline associated solutions. This will be followed by Dr. Yen Wei Chen’s discussion of digital dentistry with particular emphasis on its relevance in clinical practice. Dr. Jae Kim will finish with a method to simplify treatment plan-ning to produce ultimate esthetic outcomes.

Course Objectives - As a result of attending both topics you will be able to:n Put the radiation doses in dentistry in perspective and use this information when asked

by their patients.n Refer correctly for CBCT.n Diagnose, treat, and ultimately prevent complications related to implant therapy.n Develop confidences in the relevance and usefulness of digital dentistry.n Understand how tooth position, proportion, and progression effect esthetic outcomes.

INSTRUCTORSJOHAN APS is full time faculty at the University of Washington, where he currently is in charge of the division of Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology. He also runs ORIS (Oral Radiology Interpretation Service), a UW service.

E. RICARDO SCHWEDHELM is a Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Restorative Dentistry at the UW School of Dentistry.

YEN-WEI CHEN is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Restorative Dentistry at the UW School of Dentistry.

JAE SEON KIM received his DDS degree from Yonsei University College of Dentistry in Seoul, Korea, and his MSD degree and certificate in Prosthodontics from the University of Washington School of Dentistry.

LOCATIONUniversity of WashingtonHealth Sciences CenterRoom T-435Seattle, Washington 98195


TUITION – price includes lunchEarly Bird until October 8, 2016$251.10/Dentist$161.10/Dental Hygienist, Dental Assistant and Office Staff$225.90/Current Dental Alumni Member

Until November 17, 2016 (after, $25 more)$279/Dentist$179/Dental Hygienist, Dental Assistant and Office Staff$251/Current Dental Alumni Member

CREDITS:7 hours

* This course is eligible for a 10% tuition discount if you are a current member of the UW Dental Alumni Association.** This course is eligible for an “Early Bird Discount” if you register six weeks or more before the course.

CE1627 CBCT for the GP & Restorative Update JOHAN APS, DDS, MSC PED. DENT., MSC DMFR, PHD ERNESTO RICARDO SCHWEDHELM, DDS, MSD, FRCDC(P) YEN-WEI CHEN, DDS, MSD

JAE SEON KIM, DDS, MSD, FACP, CDT

Saturday, November 19, 2016

UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON - HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER


Online CoursesThe ultimate in convenient CDE credit! Head to www.uwcde.com for more information

OC1601:

Treating Patients with Mild-Moderate Special Needs 3 credit hours, $40/person

OC1602:

Bloodborne Pathogens Training Online Course2 credit hours, $50/person

OC1603:

Compliance Concepts Online Course1 credit hour, $25/person

OC1604: Managing and Treating Pregnant Patients2 credit hours, $40/person

OC1605: Washington Apple Health (Medicaid) Dental Coverage1 credit hour, free of charge thanks to Washington Dental Service

Foundation.

* Washington State Dentists – please note that per WAC 246-817-440©, you may only count 7 CDE hours each year earned through educational audio or videotapes, films, slides, internet, or independent reading toward your annual CDE requirement.

H A W A I IFriday and/or Saturday, March 10 and/or 11, 2017Honolulu, Hawaii • Sheraton Waikiki Hotel

Friday CE1662: Medical Management of Dental Caries presented by Joel Berg, DDS, MS

Saturday CE1663: Advances in Pharmacotherapy by Karen Baker, MSPharm

A P P L I C A T I O NFALL 2016

COURSE NUMBER COURSE TITLE COST NUMBER OF CREDITS



A P P L I C A N T

NAME BIRTH MONTH (We’ll remind you to complete your CE credits)

PREFERRED MAILING ADDRESS n WORK n HOME

CITY STATE ZIP

DAYTIME TELEPHONE FAX

EMAIL

DEGREE ARE YOU A GRADUATE OF THE UW SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY n YES n NO IF YES, WHAT YEAR?

ARE YOU A DUES PAYING MEMBER OF THE UW DENTAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION? n YES n NO

HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO RECEIVE YOUR COURSE HANDOUTS? n PAPER n EMAIL

A D D I T I O N A L A P P L I C A N T

NAME POSITION

NAME POSITION

Checks should be made payable in U.S. currency to the University of Washington. Mail to: Continuing Dental Education, University of Washington, Box 357137, Seattle, WA 98195-7137 or FAX to (206) 543-6465. For additional information, call (206) 543-5448 or toll free (866) 791-1278. You may charge your tuition by filling out the information below.

n Visa n MasterCard n American Express n Discover n check enclosed

CARD ACCOUNT NUMBER EXPIRATION DATE CVV Code

FULL NAME (AS IT APPEARS ON CARD)

BILLING ADDRESS FOR CREDIT CARD USED:

n Same as mailing address above

ADDRESS

CITY STATE ZIP

The Director reserves the right to select participants, limit enrollment, cancel courses, or change locations if necessary. No refunds will be granted less than one week prior to a course. Lecture course cancellations are subject to a $40 processing fee, plus a $10 fee for each “additional applicant.” Participation courses have a $100 non-refundable deposit. Course fees will be used to cover the costs of these courses, and could include, but not necessarily be limited to, any or all of the following expenses at the discretion of the Director of Continuing Dental Education: honoraria, travel, advertising, audiovisual aids, course equipment, handouts, food service, alcoholic beverages and expenses associated with hosting speakers. The CDE Office accepts no responsibility for travel expenses or penalties incurred by course registrants in the event of a course cancellation or revision.

C D E O F F I C E U S E O N LY

ENTERED BY DATE TRANS. NO. RECEIPT SENT

Mail to: Continuing Dental EducationUniversity of Washington, Box 357137Seattle, WA 98195-7137 FAX to: (206) 543-6465 Email to: [email protected]

Please note that registration for courses offered in partnership with other dental organizations is not through UW CDE. Please refer to the course description for details.

For additional information about this or any other University of WashingtonContinuing Dental Education program, please contact:

Continuing Dental Education, University of WashingtonMail: Box 357137, Seattle, WA 98195-7137Phone: (206)543-5448 Toll Free: (866)791-1278 Fax: (206)543-6465Web: www.uwcde.com Email: [email protected]

To request disability accommodations, contact the Continuing Dental Education Office. The University of Washington provides equal opportunity in education without regard to race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, age, marital status, disability, or status as a disabled veteran or Vietnam era veteran in accordance with University of Washington policy and applicable federal and state statutes and regulations.

LECTURE COURSESYou must inform the CDE office if you cancel a course by the day before the course. If you do not cancel by the day before the course, you will be considered a “No Show”. For cancellations:You have two options if you cancel. You can receive a full refund minus a $40 processing fee, plus a $10 fee for each “additional applicant”, or the full amount can be transferred to another CDE course (or courses depending on the amount of the funds transferred) within the same CDE calendar year (September - June). Tuition credit from previous years can not be applied to courses in the current year. The funds can only be transferred once. For No Shows: No refund or funds transfer is available.

PARTICIPATION COURSESRefunds for CDE participation courses must be requested at least fourteen days prior to the first meeting of a course. All participation courses have a $100 non-refundable deposit. The deposit is necessary to cover materials that are incurred which are non-refundable to our office. If a cancellation is made less than fourteen days before a course, no monetary refund will be given, and the money can not be transferred to another course, unless the CDE office is able to occupy the spot with another participant. Funds, minus the $100 non-refundable deposit, may be transferred to another course within the same CDE calendar year if the request is made 14 days before the course.

TRANSFERRING FUNDS TO ANOTHER PARTICIPANTBefore the day of the course, if a registrant wishes to transfer his or her funds to another participant, he or she may do so; however, there is a $10 transfer fee and the CDE office must be made aware of this transfer by the day before the course.

REFUND EXCEPTIONSNo refund penalty will be charged for last-minute emergencies; however, the CDE office must be contacted by noon on the date of the course to notify them of an emergency case by telephone or email. Either a full refund will be given or the money can be transferred towards another CDE course within the same CDE calendar year (September - June).

ACTS OF NATUREIn the event of snow, earthquake or other act of nature, check the CDE website - www.uwcde.com - or please call the CDE office and listen to the instructions placed on the voicemail.

IF A COURSE IS CANCELLED BY CDEA full refund will be given to all participants.

*The CDE office accepts no responsibility for travel expenses or penalties incurred by course registrants in the event that a course is cancelled or revised.

PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMSCancellation policies of programs presented in partnership with other organizations may vary. Please see specific course information for details.

Cancellation and Refund PoliciesThe early bird

gets the worm!Sign up for any lecture course

(not including programs presented in partnership with other dental organizations)

at least six weeks before the course and get 10% off your tuition.

UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON IS A MEMBER OF ACDE

UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON IS AN ADA CERP RECOGNIZED PROVIDER

Join our University of Washington Continuing Dental Education

Facebook and LinkedIn groups for news, upcoming events and networking opportunities!

Registration Information: Telephone: (206) 543-5448 Toll Free: (866) 791-1278

For more detailed course information and to register online visit www.uwcde.com

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UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY

R E G I S T E R O N L I N E

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