Mailer - Program for the San Diego Dental Convention, JUNE 24-25, 2016

SAN DIEGO
DENTAL CONVENTIONJUNE 24-25 2016
MARINA VILLAGE & CONFERENCE CENTER | 1936 QUIVIRA WAY SAN DIEGO, CA 91941
Dr. Eric Osmolinski
Dr. Jana Osmolinski
Dr. Maite Moreno
Saliva and Diabetes
Sam Alborz DDS
Niti Rotary Files
Jan Lazarus RDH,
2016 Insurance
Shailesh Kottal, DDS
CBCT
Kianor Shah DDS
Extraction Academy
Anthony “Rick” Cardoza, DDS
Forensic Dentistry
619.277.4743 | www.ceadental.com | chris@ceadental.com
Cecilia Chen, Esq.
Practice Sale
Ashley A. Goodman, DDS
Dental Hypnosis
Vincent Tran, DDS
TMJ Dysfunction
Alice P. Moran, DMD
LANAP®
Juan P. Acosta
Dental Hypnosis
William Nordquist, DDS
Health and Disease
Richard A. Litt, DDS, MS
Orthodontics
Rebecca Gerber
Dental Insurance
FREE Parking Breakfast & Lunch Included Wine & Cheese Social Prizes

Marina Village and Conference Center 1936 Quivira Way San Diego, CA 92109
SAN DIEGO DENTAL CONVENTION
Continuing Education Academy | Friday June 24

Group Discount of 4 or More Save $10 Each on Day Passes Only
SAN DIEGO DENTAL CONVENTION
Continuing Education Academy | Saturday June, 25
Marina Village and Conference Center 1936 Quivira Way San Diego, CA 92109

FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 2016
101 - California Infection Control & OSHA Update
Friday, June 24, 2016 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM Credits: 3.00
102 - The 2016 Dental Code" PPO and HMO
Power Training Insurance Coding
Kathy Dennis
Learn the interworking's of insurance companies and get paid on the
claim the first time. You will learn the claims process and never before
billed cut codes.
Learn how to maximize your insurances with today’s billing techniques.
Educational Objectives:
● Preventive coding ● The appeals process
● Crown coding ● Restorative coding ● Standard coordination of benefits
● Onlay coding ● How to negotiate fees ● Differences in insurances
● Missed codes ● Insurance payment regulations
103 - Incorporating Orthodontics In To Your Dental Practice:
Why, How, When, Where?
Richard A. Litt, DDS, MS F.O.R.C.E., International
In 1983 the ADA in a strategic plan for dentists recommended broadening
the scope of services offered by general dentists, while decreasing the
number of specialists and scope of specialty practice. That process, although
gradual in development is a continuing process in Dentistry. A recent survey
of several thousand dentists, who had completed extensive continuing
education in orthodontics, suggested six general benefits derived from
including orthodontics into their practice:
● Better serves patent needs ● Makes practice more enjoyable
● Provides full dental service in one location ● Creates office loyalty
● Improves their clinical skills in general
This presentation will present an overview of the biologic basis for orthodontic
practice and the clinical application of these principles in:
● Diagnosis and treatment planning ● Timing of treatment
● The extraction, non-extraction decision ● Archwire selection
● Retention planning & appliance selection ● Biomechanics planning
● Interceptive, functional/orthopedic and fixed appliance selection
104-Dispelling the “CSI Effect” Myth,
An Overview of Contemporary Forensic Dentistry
Because of the current popularity of forensic faire in television, the
general public is getting a skewed view of the true nature of forensic
investigation. This issue is commonly known as the “CSI effect”.
In this seminar, Dr. Cardoza will dispel this myth as it relates to forensic
odontology.
Topics will include forensic dental identification of decedents of varying
postmortem states including: skeletal, fragmented, decomposed, burned
remains and pattern injuries as they relate to bite mark investigation not only in human
bites but animal bites as well.
● Learn the varied roles of forensic dentists.
● Understand the forensic value of dental records.
● Recognize how to cooperate with the legal system.

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105-Extraction Academy ~ Hands-On Surgical Training
Start Performing on of the most common Procedures in Dentistry with Confidence.
This course has a 1-day fee of $995.00
Dr. Kianor Shah
This advanced course combines an informative, in depth lectures with
comprehensive hands on surgical experiences. The course is designed to teach
minimally traumatic tooth extractions, focusing on alveolar ridge preservation,
biomaterials selection and placement, surgical and suturing techniques, pain
management and patient aftercare.
Upon completion of the course, participants should have the skills to correctly plan
and confidently perform various extraction techniques.
7:30 – 8:00 Breakfast & Registration
8:00 – 9:00 Introduction and History
9:00 – 10:00 Case presentations
10:00 – 11:00 Instruments
11:00 – 12:00 Hands-on
12:00 – 1:00 Lunch
1:00 – 2:00 Case presentations
2:00 – 4:00 Hands-on
4:00 – 5:00 Tips and Tricks
Friday, June 24, 2016 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Credits: 8.00
106 - The LANAP® and LAPIP™ Protocols:
Minimally Invasive, Laser-Assisted Treatments for Moderate-to-
Severe Periodontal Disease and Ailing and Failing Implants
Alice Moran DDS
Periodontal disease is the number one cause of tooth loss among
adults, according to the US Surgeon General. 85% of American adults
have some form of periodontal disease, which is linked to systemic health
conditions such as heart disease, stroke, diabetes, certain cancers,
rheumatoid arthritis, and now fatal heart attack. Meanwhile, up to 80
percent of dental implant patients experience complications due to
periodontal tissue inflammation, with 1,000,000 removed annually each
year worldwide.
The LANAP and LAPIP protocols are two scientifically proven minimally invasive,
laser-assisted approaches to treating these periodontal conditions. A recent systematic
review from the American Academy of Periodontology Regeneration Workshop reports
that the LANAP protocol can induce periodontal regeneration and may be appropriate
for multiple defects as a first line of periodontal disease management. A multicenter
human clinical study reported control of peri-implantitis infection and reversal of bone
loss after treatment with the LAPIP protocol.
After a brief overview of the prevalence and incidence of
these periodontal conditions, this presentation includes a series of
clinical cases utilizing the LANAP and LAPIP treatment
protocols. Patient selection, step-by-step treatment guidelines, and
long-term clinical results are described. Practice management
considerations for treating such patients are elaborated.
1. Summarize the prevalence of periodontal disease, peri-implant mucositis,
and peri-implantitis.
2. Describe the step-by-step technique involved in treating moderate-to-
severe periodontal disease with the LANAP protocol.
3. Evaluate the effectiveness of the related LAPIP protocol in treating ailing
and failing implants.
4. Learn how to expand services for patients who have periodontal disease
into orthodontics, prosthodontics, implants, cosmetics, and endodontics,
as appropriate.

107-The Oral-Systemic Connection:
The Balance between Health and Disease
William D. Nordquist DDS
When distilling all the evidence connecting periodontal disease to chronic
inflammatory autoimmune diseases, it all boils down to a gross imbalance of
microbes throughout the entirety of the gastro-intestinal tract. Dental disease
is the “canary in the coal mine” that warns of more serious disease to follow.
This lecture will carefully present the scientific evidence to span the gap
between health and disease.
201- California Dental Practice Act
A required course for all California licensed dental professionals.
Friday, June 24, 2016 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM Credits: 2.00
202-Front Office Boot Camp, Part 1
Kathy Dennis
The purpose of this lecture is to increase patient acceptance in your office
with proven strategies and systems for treatment planning, consultations,
financial arrangements, and production/collection systems.
You will learn systems and real strategies for increasing collections, monitor-
ing your practice effectively,
streamlining scheduling, and fine-tuning team communication.
● New patient Telephone etiquette that build relationships, while getting to the details
● What to do when patients don’t pay
● Why and when to offer flexible financial arrangements
● Reports to run – and when – to ensure a full schedule for the dentist
● Building the communication bridge: clinical to administrative teams
● How to teach the patient to take responsibility for their own dental benefits
● Effective claim submission techniques
● How to get to 90% case acceptance
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203-Dentistry’s Role in the Mass Disaster Scenario/
Child Abuse and Intimate Partner Violence Recognition
This lecture, Dr. Cardoza will discuss the evolution
of mass disaster management from the perspective of
forensic dentistry. Learn how forensic dentists have
participated in events such as commercial airline
crashes, tsunamis, hurricanes, and wildfires.
See how the postmortem record collection has evolved
from analog to
digital along with the integration of dental postmortem software programs.
Also, as
dental health care professionals, you are mandated by law to report patients you suspect
have signs or symptoms of physical abuse.
These patients may be children, adults, or the elderly. The law assumes that you
have had training on recognition of signs of abuse and if you have not, the law requires
you to become educated on the subject. This course will also familiarize you with what
those signs may be as well as discuss what your reporting duties are and how to
properly file a report if you do indeed suspect abuse on a patient.
● Recognize the use of dental records in a mass disaster.
● Understand the role of the forensic dentist in a mass fatality.
● Recognize signs and symptoms of physical abuse.
● Understand what your reporting duties are for a physically abused patient.
● Improve the appreciation of accurate and well-maintained dental records for multiple
applications to matters of law.

204-Unleash the Power of Optimum Health and Wealth for Your Practice
Jan Lazarus RDH, Certified Health Coach
Now that we have knowledge and an important understanding that
there is an Oral Systemic link, how do we accurately and successfully
communicate this critical information to our patients? Take advantage
of this unique opportunity to achieve a higher level of total health and
clinical results for your patients! This Dental Hygiene focused course is
designed to include your doctor and your entire team!
Be inspired! Take your dental hygiene service to the next level!
● Learn how to become a key partner in your patients’ dental & systemic health
● Redefine rpevention, disease and wellness for your practice success
● Learn how & when to communicate important oral systemic information
● Update your existing protocols to support oral systemic health
● Create an Ultimate Doctor/Hygiene Exam that supports Total Health
● Leave with an action plan
205-Medical Emergencies in the Dental Office! Part 1 of 2
Understanding, recognition & treatment of common emergencies.
Dr. Eric Osmolinski, Dr. Jana Osmolinski
Medical emergencies are on the rise in the
dental office due to increasing age of the
population. Our patients are living longer and are
taking more prescription medications which have significant
implication on the dental treatment. Being able to recognize and
treat any potential emergency is a skill requiring knowledge and
experience.
During the lecture, dentists will be provided with the
description of the most common emergencies, equipment required and a team approach
in the management of a stressful situations towards the successful treatment outcome.
206 - Experience The Newest Innovation In Niti Rotary Files –
Hyflex® Edm
Dr. Sam Alborz,
The objective of this course is to familiarize the general dentist with
biologic and clinical principles that will allow for a predictably successful
outcome with non-surgical root canal therapy.
Following completion of the course, participants should be
able to:
● Accurately diagnose a patient’s chief complaint
● Understand canal morphology and understand
successful endodontic treatment
● Use current research to gain better understanding of how to
eliminate intracanal bacteria
● Understand why some endodontic cases fail to heal despite seemingly ideal
endodontic treatment Additionally, we will be presenting our new file system:
Hyflex EDM, which has revolutionized the rotary world !
The files will be available during the hands-on portion of the class.
301- CPR Certified
CPR Instructor Price: Admission + $30.00
302-Front Office Boot Camp, Part 2
Kathy Dennis
SEE FULL CLASS DESCRIPTION AT COURSE # 202

New & Used Handpieces For Sale
3 - 12 Month Warranty
Original Manufacturer Parts
Equipment Repairs Available
Quick Turn Around Times
Free Local Pickup & Delivery
Free Estimates
303-Secrets to a Successful Practice Sale or Purchase
Cecilia Chen Esq., Law Offices of Cecilia Chen
Whether you are considering buying or selling a practice, adding an
associate, forming a partnership, or are just curious about the value of your
practice, this seminar is for you! We’ll walk you through the process and give
you the details you need to know. Avoid costly mistakes by planning now,
your successful future depends on it!
● Understand the blueprint for a successful transaction
● How to determine the best time to sell your practice
● The truth about how brokers and banks value your practice
● Insight into key points of a purchase and sale agreement
● Lease agreements - the good, the bad, the ugly
● Should you sell your practice and come back as an associate?
● How to assemble a team of experts to guide you around transition pitfalls.
304-Dental Uses of Hypnosis/Relaxation Techniques
Ashley A. Goodman, D.D.S., DABHD, DABFD
This workshop will review basic, intermediate, and
some more advanced patient management hypnotic skills
including rapid, time saving verbal and nonverbal
techniques as they apply to the providing of effective and
comfortable dental care for both the providers (hygienists and RDAs) and
patients. The uses of creative visualization, desensitization,
restorative appliance acceptance. Specific applications of clinical dental uses for
behavior modifications, relaxation, pediatric situations, will be examined.
305-Medical Emergencies in the Dental Office! Part 2
Sean Harrison
(760)445-6643
P.O. Box 9504
San Diego, CA 92169
DENTALHANDPIECESOURCE
@hotmail.com
SAN DIEGO DENTAL
CONVENTION SPECIAL
For every handpiece you bring to the CEA
Dental Convention for repair you will re-
ceive a raffle ticket to be entered into a
drawing to win 2 Padres home game tickets.

SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 2016
401- Infection Control for License Renewal and OSHA Update
A required course for all California licensed dental professionals,
Saturday, June 25, 2016 8:30 AM - 11:30 AM Credits: 3.00
402 - Dental Insurance Billing and Coding-2016
Rebecca Gerber
This dental billing course will provide you with insight into the
complicated tasks of insurance billing and coding. The instructor will
guide you through the entire dental insurance process, including: proper
coding, documentation, appeals, contracts, case presentations and
payment policies. Study reasons for low payments, denials, rejections, and other claims
processing challenges.
403-“SWEEPING AWAY THE MYTHS: Separating Fact from Fiction in
Orthodontics”
A fact-filled presentation about many of the controversies in orthodontics today.
Richard A. Litt, DDS, MS, F.O.R.C.E., International
In recent years, a great deal of misinformation has been presented in the
name of continuing education. Misrepresentation of credentials, emperical
or anecdotal support for clinical procedures, functional appliance utilization
— often without any biological basis — as well as misunderstood
dento-legal allegations. All have been used to promote orthodontic
procedures or appliances within the non-specialty practice of orthodontics.
Dramatic and sweeping changes have taken place in dentistry during the
past quarter century.
Biologic discoveries, technical advancements, public health concerns, political and
economic influences on our healthcare delivery systems, and the virtual elimination of
the disease our profession was created to treat (dental caries), have caused a radical
metamorphosis in the practice of dentistry.
It's time you heard the truth! If you are presently practicing orthodontics or intend to
incorporate it into your practice, you owe it to yourself — and your patients — to find out
the truth and separate the "fact" from "fiction."
THIS COURSE WILL COVER:
● Facial growth/facial esthetics: the interdependent relationship
● Controversies in orthodontics
- Extraction/non-extraction treatment & its effect on the face & temporomandibular joint
- The “not-so-great” second molar debate
- The reality of arch development
- Functional jaw orthopedics: the truth
UPON COMPLETION OF THIS COURSE, YOU WILL:
● Understand the process of facial growth and dentoalveolar
compensation that leads to normal facial balance and normal
occlusion, as well as recognize the deviations from normal that
lead to various types of facial imbalance and malocclusion
● Understand the effect of proper diagnosis and treatment planning on facial balance
● Recognize the “non-factor” effect of bicuspid extractions on facial esthetics and the
temporomandibular joint
● Observe the “real” and “probable” results following second molar extraction therapy, a
treatment used in Europe 30 years ago when modern orthodontic options were not
available.
● Respect the long-term immutability of mandibular arch form
● Understand the way functional appliances “work” and recognize their very limited
effect on mandibular growth.

404-Application of CBCT in the Dental Practice
Shailesh Kottal, D.D.S
Cone Beam CT (CBCT) technology is a relatively new addition to the
dental practice that has taken off with exponential growth. CBCT systems
are designed to allow for high resolution imaging of the hard tissues of the
maxillofacial region. CBCT allows for short scanning times and radiation
doses significantly less than traditional scanning techniques.
The availability of this technology in the dental practice provides the
dental practitioner with an imaging modality capable of providing a 3-D
orthogonal representation of the maxillofacial region with no distortion.
With the explosive growth of third party DICOM software applications, we are able to
provide improved treatment for our patients with greater predictability and efficiency.
This seminar will review cone beam technology and how it differs from
traditional scanning technology. Also, a quick review of some 3rd party software
applications with a focus on Nobel Biocare’s “Nobel-Guide” and Materialise’s SimPlant
systems will be presented.
405-Extraction Academy ~ Hands-On Surgical Training
Start Performing on of the most common Procedures in Dentistry with Confidence.
This course has a 1-day fee of $995.00
Dr. Kianor Shah - See Class # 105 for Course Description
Saturday, June 25, 2016 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Credits: 8.00
406 - Hypnodontics, Because Words Matter:
How to make your patients more comfortable
Juan P. Acosta, Dental Hypnosis Specialist
During this workshop you will learn how to effectively
make minor adjustments to your speech that help your pa-
tients become more comfortable and relaxed.
Increasing overall satisfaction increases patient retention,
and increasing retention ensures your practice is profitable and
sustainable.
You'll hear about proper patient preparation and learn how to create a
strong bond with your patients, resulting in online reviews, referrals and exponential
growth. This workshop includes fun practice exercises that will improve your communi-
cation skills in any situation.
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501- California Dental Practice Act
A required course for all California licensed dental professionals, this needs
to be taken every 2 years.
Saturday, June 25, 2016 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM Credits: 2.00
502-Medical / Dental Insurance Cross Coding and Billing;
An Untapped Revenue Source
Rebecca Gerber
General dentists are finding that medical dental insurance cross coding is
becoming a necessity in today's competitive market. Proper billing of
dental procedures to medical carriers can be an untapped source of
revenue and help promote higher case acceptance with your patients.
Using medical benefits for certain services, can offer better savings, while
leaving dental benefits available for non-medical procedures.
● Proper Tools & Resources for Billing ● Role of Staff Members
● Medically Billable Procedures ● How to Document Medical Necessity
● How to Obtain Eligibility and Benefits ● Implementation Procedures
● How to complete a claim form using Dentrix, EagleSoft, and OpenDental
503 - Permanent Solution for TMJ Dysfunction
Vincent Tran, DDS
There is a tremendous need for a permanent solution for TMJ Dysfunction. It
is estimated that up to 12% of the population is affected by TMD.
The symptoms are well known, ranging from headaches, earaches, neck pain
or stiffness, congestion or ringing in the ears, clicking, popping or grating
noises, tired jaw or pain when chewing, limited mouth opening or jaw
locking, dizziness and fainting, pain behind the eyes, numbness in the hands,
shoulder and back pain. The current treatments of surgery, function
appliance, and night guard are ineffective.
Dr. Tran will show you how to recognize and diagnose TMD. Participants will learn the
skill sets necessary to effectively treat TMD. Participants will also learn how to present a
$30K treatment plan with great acceptance rate.
● Review of the TMJ anatomy
● TMJ Exam-Demonstration
● Orthodontics - A must-have knowledge
● Smile Makeover - A necessary knowledge
● How to recognize TMD just by looking at patient posture and facial profile
● Full mouth reconstruction
504-Diabetes and the Dental Office
Maite Moreno DDS, MS
Diabetes is a growing public health problem worldwide. Although there are
advanced diagnostic tools, the etiology is not fully understood. Dr. Moreno
will review the most current information and discus the relevance of this
disease to the practice of dentistry. If early emphasis on oral hygiene and
dental visits is made for these patients, advancement to periodontal disease
and the related complications of the disease can be avoided.
● Outline the prevalence of diabetes & identify what influences the development
of oral complications in patients with diabetes.
● Understand the link between periodontal disease &
diabetes-related complications.

601 - CPR
Certified CPR Instructor Price: Admission +$30.00
602 - Medical Insurance Billing for Sleep Apnea and TMJ Disorders
The Best Kept Secrets for Higher Reimbursement
Rebecca Gerber
Sleep apnea is a serious sleep disorder that occurs when a
person's breathing is interrupted during sleep. People with
untreated sleep apnea stop breathing repeatedly during their sleep,
sometimes hundreds of times. Many times this can cause death. Similarly, TMD is pain,
followed by restricted mandibular movement, and noises from the
temporomandibular joints (TMJ) during jaw movement. Although TMD is not
life-threatening, it can be detrimental to quality of life, because the symptoms can
become chronic and difficult to manage.
Currently common treatments for both disorders are provided in dental offices
across the country. While both procedures can be billable to the medical insurance
carriers, it is important to document properly the medical necessity. It is also critical to
fill out the claim form properly.
603 - Low Back & Neck Pain The True Cause
Tim George, , Egoscue Method
Why do I hurt? Why does it hurt to do my job? Why am I not sleeping as
much as I used to? Chronic pain is no fun and neither is the aging process if
your body is letting you down. The fix is easy if you give it a chance and you
will experience it during the workshop
604 - Salivary Update Diagnostics in Dentistry:
A review of current biotechnology innovations
Maite Moreno DDS, MS
Saliva is a non-invasive diagnostic tool that is used to detect the
general health as well as buccal conditions of the patient. Diagnostic
advancements are resulting in better treatment planning approaches.
As the oral/systemic connection becomes more linked, clinicians are beginning
to think more in terms of prevention. Participants will learn about
microfluidic advancements, their correlation with genetics and different research studies.
Learn the current status of salivary diagnostics. Learn the use of salivary diagnostics in
communication and patient care. Increase the periodontal awareness in the office to
enhance disease detection. Reveal a new periodontal standard of care
FROM INTERSTATE 5:
Take the SEA WORLD DRIVE exit. From SEA WORLD DRIVE, take WEST
MISSION BAY DRIVE on your right. When you see the large green sign that says
QUIVIRA ROAD, get in the farthest left of the two left turn lanes. Turn left, go one
very short block and turn left again. MARINA VILLAGE will be on your right.
FROM INTERSTATE 8:
Take the WEST MISSION BAY DRIVE exit to the right. You will be on INGRAHAM
STREET for a short distance from which you will take the next exit marked WEST
MISSION BAY DRIVE on your right. When you see the large green sign that says
QUIVIRA ROAD, get in the farthest left of the two left turn lanes. Turn left, go one
very short block and turn left again. MARINA VILLAGE will be on your right.
1936 Quivira Way San Diego, CA 92109

Dr. John Chao
Marina Village 1936 Quivira San Diego, CA 92109 | 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
4 CE AGD | 619.277.4743 | www.ceadental.com
LECTURE DESCRIPTION:
Dr. John Chao the inventor of Pinhole Gum Rejuvenation™/ Pinhole Surgical
Technique® will discuss the discovery of the Pinhole® technique, how it works
and why it is a virtually pain-free alternative to conventional gum grafting. The
presentation will highlight numerous long term case photos, and short surgical
videos that will highlight the procedure with up to 10 year successful results.
Dr. Chao will also share the latest developments on how Pinhole can affect
regeneration of Keratinized tissue and papilla regeneration.
LECTURE TOPIC:
“The benefits of Pinhole Gum Rejuvenation ™
as a minimally invasive alternative to
Conventional gum grafting for
treating receding gums. “
Dentist: $225 Staff: $155
AGD Member Discount $50 each person

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CEA Dental, invites you to join us at
the Eighth Annual San Diego Dental
Convention to be held on
June 24-25, 2016, at the
Marina Village Conference Center in
San Diego, California.
Guests have the opportunity to earn
their continuing educational credits and engage
over 50 classroom-style lectures taught by
esteemed figures from across the dental
community. The stunning San Diego Bay sets a
relaxing background where CE Courses are
provided and attendees can attain their Infection
Control, CPR and Dental Practice Act certificates.
Chris Ippolito,
PRODUCER
Our Exhibit Hall IS FREE
8:00 am – 3:30 pm
WINE & CHEESE SOCIAL
12:30 PM -3:00 PM. Included with any CE Course
FREE Parking
BREAKFAST & LUNCH INCLUDED
Amazing Speakers

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