Utah Dental Association

CONVENTION

April 9-10, 2015 Salt Palace | 100 S. West Temple | Salt Lake City, Utah

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UDA Convention, April 9-10, 2015 Sorry, no refunds will be made. Staff and guests do not need to register with a dentist. Please indicate where to mail your name badges and tickets: Name



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Team luncheon, Jenna Kim Jones, see page 9.................................................................................................................................____ x $22 New dentists seminar breakfast, dentists who have been in practice 5 years or less, see page 12................................................____ x $10 Names ____________________________________________________________________ Hands-on workshops. To register for these workshops call UDA 800-662-6500. Attendees do not need to register for the entire convention. Thursday Anterior, Posterior, Single and Multiple Provisionals, Shannon Brinker CDA, see page 11. Friday Excellence in Dental Assisting Workshop with Shannon Brinker, CDA. See page 14. Friday Preventive Equipment Maintenance, see page 14. Friday Approach to Biofilm Eradication, Rand Mattson DDS, Diana Bosgieter RDH, see page 15. Radiology course. Attendees must register for the entire convention and pay a $20 fee for this course, see page 16 ................... ____ x $20 Names ____________________________________________________________________ Alliance luncheon (spouses of dentists), see page 15 Alliance member _________________________________________________________................................................. ____ x $20 Guest/Alliance non-member _____________________________________________________________....................... ____ x $25 Spouse of dental student _____________________________________________________________............................. ____ x $10 Hygienists luncheon, see page 15................................................................................................................................................... ____ x $45 Names ____________________________________________________________________



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WELCOME ALL! I’d like to personally welcome each of you to the 2015 Utah Dental Association Convention. It’s an exciting time for dentistry as our profession continues to grow, adapt, and progress. Our committee has endeavored to create a program that keeps up with our ever changing industry. We hope that everyone will come away with a feeling of satisfaction, renewed energy, and a commitment to provide quality work. This year we have strived to provide quality educational opportunities for the entire dental team. We have added more classes with greater variety for our hygienists, assistants, and office staff. This includes an increased number of hands on workshops. And of course, we have a great lineup of speakers and topics for our dentists. We hope the entire dental team will be able to return and incorporate something new and valuable Monday morning. On behalf of the planning committee we appreciate your continued support to help make this one of the leading conventions nationwide. We hope that you will take advantage of the opportunities our convention provides, and wish you continued success in your professional endeavors. Thank you for your attendance! Spencer Wade, DDS Scientific Chair

James Bekker UDA President

Spencer Wade Scientific Chair

Approved PACE Program Provider FAGD/MAGD Credit Approval does not imply acceptance by a state or provincial board of dentistry or AGD endorsement 5/1/2014 to 4/30/2016 Provider ID# 219275

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Gary Yonemoto ADA District Trustee

GENERAL INFORMATION To Register

Online uda.org Fax 801-261-1235 After April 2 registration must be done onsite. There is no telephone registration.

Parking

There are many parking areas around the Salt Palace. Parking validations from UDA are not available. Consider riding the Trax.

Refunds

Sorry, no refunds can be made for registration, meals or functions.

Team luncheon

Registration Hours

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Thursday....7:00 am – 5:00 pm Friday.........7:30 am – 5:00 pm Onsite registration is upstairs on level two near the Salt Palace east entrance.

Quickguide

Exhibit Hours

Functions Thursday

Thursday.....9:00 am – 5:30 pm Friday..........9:00 am – 5:00 pm Exhibits are downstairs on level one in Salt Palace exhibit hall C.

Speaker seminars

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Pierre Fauchard Academy breakfast Team luncheon, Jenna Kim Jones UDA reference committee OMS Dessert First ice cream social

Friday Advertising

No outside advertising of any kind will be allowed in the seminars or exhibit hall without permission from the UDA.

Coat

There are unattended coat racks in the registration area on level two.

CE Forms for dentists and hygienists

CE certificates are at a kiosk in the registration area.

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Individual registration available

Dental hygienists, dental assistants, front office, students, spouses and guests do not need to register with a dentist.

Infants and Children

Infants and children under 14 years of age are not allowed at any of the seminars or functions.

Information and questions [email protected]

Name badges

Attendees must register for all seminars and exhibits. Replacement name badges will reluctantly be replaced at registration for those who grovel enough.

No standing in the rooms or sitting on the floors

Strict Salt Lake City fire codes prohibit all attendees from standing in the rooms, or sitting on the floors during the seminars.

Online postings

Electronic media, if submitted by a speaker, can be found at uda.org before and after the convention. Printed copies are not available onsite.

Open seating

Lodging Mention the UDA block of rooms for these discounted prices. Marriott City Creek 75 S West Temple $159 800-228-9290 801-531-0800 Shilo Inn 260 S West Temple $129 breakfast and free parking 801-521-9500 Best Western SLC Plaza 122 W South Temple $92 800-366-3684 801-521-0130

Radisson 215 W South Temple $135 single, $145 double full breakfast and reduced parking 800-333-3333 801-531-7500 Hilton SLC Center 255 S West Temple $129 877-776-4936 Little America 500 S Main $129 for Garden rooms 800-437-5288

Each year one or two seminar rooms fill up, so arrive early to assure yourself a seat.

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THURSDAY, APRIL 9 Registration Opens 7:00 am

Exhibits Open 9:00 am

Pierre Fauchard Academy Breakfast 7:00 am Marriott City Creek, 75 S West Temple Contact Dr. Richard Engar, 801-262-0200

Adhesion Dentistry Raymond Bertolotti, DDS, PhD 8:30 – 11:30 am (continues at 2:00) Room 151 Host: Dr. Paul Innis There are many compelling clinical benefits for utilizing adhesion rather than mechanical retention with its inherent tooth destruction. Remaining dentin thickness correlates with the need for endodontics. Endodontics increases risk for catastrophic tooth fracture. Remaining dentin thickness is preserved by utilizing adhesion. Clinical protocols for adhesion of composite, metal and ceramics, HF etchable and not HF etchable ceramics are presented: • avoid crowns to increase the chance of avoiding endodontics • the ideal veneer prep is facial–incisal, avoiding envelope of motion alteration • the ideal onlay prep is flat • mechanical retention leads to post-op sensitivity • most one bottle bonds are too good to be true Dr. Bertolotti received his DDS from University of California San Francisco, after working as a PhD metallurgical and ceramic engineer at Sandia National Laboratories. He is currently honorary associate professor at Warwick University in England. Dr. Bertolotti is perhaps best known for introducing total etch to North America in 1984. He also introduced Panavia in 1985, tin plating in 1989, self-etching primers in 1992 and HealOzone in 2004. The sectional Contact Matrix system, MicroPrime, MicroEtcher sandblasting and intraoral tin-plating are also his innovations. He is a well-known international lecturer, having presented lectures in over thirty countries.  Oral Lesions of the Oral Cavity Alan Budenz, DDS, MS, MBA 8:30 – 11:30 am Room 150 Host: Dr. Fred Luedtke This program is designed for everyone on the dental team who wishes to review, update, and further their knowledge of common oral conditions and diseases, and their management protocols. Attendees will also be instructed on the technologies available to help with the early detection of oral cancer: • intraoral and extraoral head and neck examination • recognition and management protocols for common oral lesions and diseases • clinical manifestations of age-related changes and nutritional deficiencies

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• recognition and management of oral cancer and precancerous lesions Attendees may expect to return to their practices with the latest knowledge about: • the identification and management of common oral lesions • the recognition of premalignant and malignant oral cancer lesions • technologies available to help with the early detection of oral cancer Dr. Budenz is professor in the department of biomedical sciences and is vice chair of diagnostic sciences and services, department of dental practice at UOP in San Francisco CA. He received his graduate degree in anatomy from UCLA, and his dental degree from UCSF. He has more than thirty years of general practice experience in San Francisco, has served as a general dentistry clinical floor instructor, and has taught general dentistry, local anesthesia, and anatomy courses at UOP since 1984. Update for Edentulism Mark Durham, DMD 8:30 – 11:30 am (continues at 2:00) Room 250 D, E, F Host: Dr. Craig Mattinson New solutions to edentulism are evolving monthly as pressures to provide better, faster, less expensive solutions for patients increase. As evidenced from strong contemporary literature this rapid evolution has outdated the science we were taught in dental school programs regarding conventional dentures and implant prosthetics for edentulous patients. This seminar will thoroughly review the most contemporary techniques that provide better, faster, less expensive, literature-supported solutions for edentulous patients in both conventional and implant prosthetics. Dr. Durham is a full-time practicing prosthodontist, the GPR assistant residency director, and oversees the dental laboratory at the Salt Lake City Veterans hospital. He maintains a private practice in prosthodontics. He is an assistant professor at the U of U school of dentistry, and course director over Edentulism. He is a founder of dentucation.com, and the CEO of Lightrium. He received his DMD from Case Western, and his prosthodontic diploma from Louisiana State University school of dentistry. His research interests and lecture topics include: prosthodontics, ceramics and cements, conventional dentures, implant overdentures, implantsupported hybrid prostheses, full-mouth fixed dental and implant rehabilitation, esthetics, treatment planning, and post and cores.  The Diagnosis and Treatment of Mucogingival Defects Ryan Edmunds, DDS, MS 8:30 – 11:30 am Room 250 A, B, C Host: Dr. Kevin Arbuckle This course will cover the diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment options for mucogingival defects and gingival recession around teeth and implants. We will discuss what is normal and abnormal, when treatment is indicated and which treatment is best for each circumstance. There are tried and true techniques, but also minimally invasive new techniques with acellular dermal matrix

THURSDAY, APRIL 9 and collagen products that can produce very effective results that are also esthetically pleasing. Reviewing diagnosis and prognosis will allow you to predict results so that you can communicate to your patients what can realistically be expected. You will leave with a firm understanding of the free gingival graft, the connective tissue graft, and the soft tissue allograft: when is each an appropriate treatment and what outcomes can be expected.  Dr. Edmunds is a full-time private practicing periodontist in Provo. His practice focuses on treating periodontal disease, regenerative procedures around teeth, implants and bone and soft tissue augmentation in preparation for implant placement. His practice largely focuses on tissue regeneration, soft tissue grafting, implant placement particularly in the maxillary anterior where immediate placement and temporization can be regularly performed, and the treatment of ailing implants. He is a regular provider of continuing education on periodontal and implant topics. Cutting Edge Endodontics: From Diagnosis to Obturation David Landwehr, DDS, MS 8:30 – 11:30 am (continues at 2:00) Ballroom 251 D, E, F Host: Dr. Brian Groneman Endodontic success is dependent on a variety of related factors. A proper diagnosis, profound anesthesia, and straight-line access into the chamber are required prior to enlarging the glide path. This seminar will provide a comprehensive review of endodontic diagnosis and the limitations of diagnostic testing. Special attention will be given to various anesthesia techniques and choices to increase anesthesia predictability. This lecture will also include a comprehensive review of glide path management to provide several options to treat the most complex root canal anatomies. Dr. Landwehr earned his DDS at the University of Minnesota and an MS degree and certificate in oral and maxillofacial pathology from Ohio State University. Dr. Landwehr went on to complete specialty training in endodontics at the University of Michigan in 1999, and has since maintained a private practice limited to endodontics in Madison, Wisconsin. Dr. Landwehr is chief of endodontics for the Meriter Hospital general practice residency program in Madison. He has presented case studies in endodontics and oral pathology both nationally and internationally, published several articles in peer-reviewed journals, and served as an evidence reviewer for the ADA. Mini Dental Implants: A Valuable Practice Building Service for Your Patients! Todd Shatkin, DDS 8:30 – 11:30 am (continues at 2:00) Room 254 Host: Dr. Duane Callahan The mini dental implant techniques in this lecture and live mini implant placement course can be easily mastered, and are well received by the practice’s patient. Many previous course attendees have enjoyed improving patients’ lives while increasing their practice earnings. Learn how to provide single and multiple tooth replacements in one visit and denture stabilization procedures in one hour: • understand mini dental implant treatment planning

understand mini dental implant case selection understand mini dental implant placement procedure understand one visit denture stabilization procedure understand the F.I.R.S.T®Technique for single and multiple fixed restorations in one appointment • understand anatomical considerations for mini dental implants Dr. Shatkin has placed over 12,000 mini implants and trained 9,600 dentists. His placement of removable, fixed and single tooth restorations along with full arch reconstruction has a 95 percent success rate. He is owner of Shatkin F.I.R.S.T., LLC, a mini dental implant distributor and dental lab. He has lectured worldwide, and graduated from UOP. • • • •

Perio A-Z The Hygienist’s Guide: Everything You Wanted to Know about Perio but Were Afraid to Ask Jeremy Manwaring, DMD, MS 8:30 – 11:30 am (continues at 2:00) Ballroom H, J Host: Dr. Ed Hurst Discuss and learn all there is to know about periodontology. We will cover topics on periodontal disease, home care for the periodontal patient, conservative and surgical therapy for periodontal disease, treating furcations, gingival tissue grafts, extraction and bone grafts, implant therapy and when to refer. We will make periodontics fun. Dr. Manwaring is a board certified periodontist who has been practicing in Salt Lake City and Park City since 2004. Jeremy received his DMD from Tufts University school of dental medicine. He also completed a three year residency program in periodontology and received a master’s degree from Tufts University. After working in Boston a few years he was thrilled to move his family back to Utah. He lectures frequently to the hygienists on periodontal updates. Fabulous Front Office Systems Linda Drevenstedt, RDH, MS 8:30 – 11:30 am (continues at 2:00) Ballroom E, G Host: Dr. Christian Bahr Come and learn Meat and Potatoes strategies and tips to improve your front office systems. We’ll cover the essential five: • schedule for productivity and efficiency; reducing broken appointments • treatment acceptance –getting through to today’s concerned, conservative consumer • insurance—the good, the bad and the ugly in this changing world • show me the money—getting patients to pay today • recall—learn this foundation system for patient retention Linda is a wise and insightful consultant, author and webinar presenter. Her southern style steel magnolia approach is honest and straightforward with a spoonful of sugar. Linda’s experience spans over 20 years and includes in the trenches experience as a dental hygienist, dental assistant and as a group practice administrator. Linda holds a masters in healthcare administration and a bachelors in business. She and her team of eight consultants help grow practices and people from coast to coast.

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THURSDAY, APRIL 9 Take My Breath Away: Oral Malodor Anastasia Turchetta, RDH 8:30 – 11:30 am Ballroom A, C Host: Dr. Michael Gailey Has your mouth ever felt so parched that it was a struggle to speak or eat? Ever been offered a mint or gum, and wondered whether it was really an act of kindness? We can all breathe a sigh of relief and solve this embarrassing situation for our patients so they can blow us away with their smile, not their breath: • review the common causes contributing to bad breath • recognize dental and medical conditions that contribute to bad breath • identify which products work and why Anastasia works with various companies and dental practices to improve their social media presence by video blogging, or hosting. She also presents webinars, CE or keynote programs, and has been a practicing clinical hygienist for 27 years. From Our Side of the Chair Shannon Brinker, CDA 8:30 – 11:30 am Ballroom B, D, F Host: Dr. Scott Theurer The ideal chairside dental assistant must be current and knowledgeable in materials science, and be proficient in the various step-by-step procedures that are now required to deliver state-of –the-art dentistry to the patient. Increase your artistic skill and satisfaction by learning about materials and techniques that can help deliver to the patient the best dentistry has to offer! This is one comprehensive course that every dental assistant needs to attend to learn: • advanced smile design isolation techniques for esthetic dental procedures • digital photography • impression techniques for excellent records • methods of provisionalizing partial and full coverage restorations, indirect and direct techniques • techniques to deliver bonded dental restorations • laboratory communication for esthetic restorations • rubber dam placement, three ideal dam techniques • etch-prime and bond, matrix placement for direct composites • assisting techniques, preparation and delivery • bleaching in office and home • dental materials update: what’s new and what works well • laboratory diagnostic composite mock ups, veneers, crowns, bridges and implants Shannon is a national and international speaker and published author. Shannon is a member of the E4D Clinical Operations Operators (ECO) group. She was also selected as Dental Products Report 25 most influential women in dentistry and Dr. Biscuspid’s dental educator of the year. 

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Insurance 101: What You Need to Know to Reduce Your Accounts Receivable UHIN Dental Work Group 9:00 – 10:30 am Ballroom I Host: Dr. Brian Tavoian Get an insider’s perspective on how insurance payments work and understand rules and mandates so you can get paid faster. Ever wondered why insurers don’t all require the same information or process claims the same way? In this session, you’ll learn all about the different types of insurance coverage and which are governed by the State Insurance Department so you can be prepared for different billing requirements, including coordination of benefits (COB) billing. We’ll help you understand how insurers determine how much each insurer is responsible to pay in a COB situation. You’ll also gain an understanding from the State of Utah Insurance Department Fraud Division on what constitutes insurance fraud, mandatory reporting laws, immunity and HIPAA issues. We’ll also talk about: • federally mandated insurance coverage and how the mandates affect you as a provider • how to prepare for new mandates such as ICD-10 • appropriate use of the National Provider Identifier and the importance of setting up new providers in your practice early • the electronic claims cycle and what your clearinghouse should be doing for you • this session will feature Q and A with a payer panel – the best way to learn tips and tricks to help you reduce the lag time between billing and payment The UHIN Dental Work Group is a collaboration of dental payers, providers and billing companies whose goal is to decrease administrative waste and improve the billing and reimbursement process for dentists through electronic transactions. The Work Group is facilitated by UHIN, a non-profit clearinghouse whose mission is to reduce healthcare administrative costs and increase care quality. UHIN members include dentists, Utah dental insurers and the Utah Department of Health including Medicaid. Prescription Pain Medications in Dentistry Glen Hanson, DDS, PhD 8:30 - 10:30 am Room 251 A, B, C Host: Dr. Scott McGavin Learn, review and have a panel discussion about: • options for pain management in dentistry • clinical applications of pain medications • monitoring pain medications of patients • understanding abuse potential of opioids • managing narcotic abuse issues • routinely and effectively using the Utah controlled substance database Dr. Hanson has a DDS from UCLA and a PhD in pharmacology from U of U. He practiced dentistry nearly ten years, and is a professor of pharmacology and toxicology at U of U. He is currently serving as interim dean of University of Utah school of dentistry.

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Team Luncheon Noon – 1:45 pm Marriott City Creek Ballroom Admission by ticket only

Jenna Kim Jones Jenna Kim Jones was born in Seoul, Korea where she lived for 8 years until moving to Provo, Utah. At 18 she left Provo to attend New York University where she majored in producing and writing for television. While attending NYU she interned at Follow Productions, the Martha Show with Martha Stewart, the Late Show with David Letterman, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, and CBS Primetime Casting. Jenna began performing stand-up comedy while working at The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. After working at The Daily Show for almost four years she met her future husband. They were married and moved to Los Angeles so Jenna could pursue her comedy career. In 2012 Huffington Post Comedy named Jenna one of 18 Funny Women You Should Be Following On Twitter. Jenna has appeared on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and has performed stand-up alongside some of the best comedians in the business including Jim Gaffigan, John Oliver, Wyatt Cenac and Aasif Mandvi. When not entertaining crowds with her stand-up comedy routines Jenna can be found working on her popular weekly podcast entitled #SorryNotSorry. Many will recognize her as the on-camera narrator of the recently released documentary Meet The Mormons. Plan to laugh and be entertained! www.jennakimjones.com Seating for the Team Luncheon is assigned when you register. Group tickets must be purchased together so you can be seated in the same area. There are 10 seats per table. Tickets with table numbers will be mailed to you with your name badges. There are no refunds or changing of tables after tickets are mailed from UDA.

Adhesion Dentistry Raymond Bertolotti, DDS, PhD 2:00 – 4:00 pm (continued from morning) Room 151 Host: Dr. Paul Innis

Numb, Numb-er, Numb-est: An Update on Local Anesthesia Alan Budenz, DDS, MS, MBA 2:00 – 5:00 pm Room 150 Host Dr. Fred Luedtke This program is designed for anyone who wishes to expand their understanding of the newest pharmacologic agents and delivery techniques of local anesthesia. A wide range of techniques and alternative anesthesia modalities will be presented, including efficient maxillary and mandibular quadrant anesthesia techniques, compounded topical formulations, the anesthetic-reversal agent OraVerse, the anesthesia buffering system OnSet, and more: • complete mandibular quadrant nerve block techniques • Gow-Gates and Vazirani – Akinosi techniques and comparisons • complete maxillary quadrant nerve block techniques • the lateral versus medial approaches and comparisons • simplified approaches for limited regional anesthesia • review of anesthetic agents and their best applications • new agents to speed up the onset of anesthesia, and to speed the return of normal sensation Following this course attendees may expect to return to their practices with the latest knowledge of and be able to: • apply the latest anesthetic agent technology to their daily practice, and describe new trends in achieving profound patient comfort • describe alternative techniques for delivering local anesthetic agents to help solve those difficult anesthesia problems • discuss the sciences behind new anesthetic buffering and reversal agents that have been introduced to dental practitioners Dr. Budenz is professor in the department of biomedical sciences and is vice chair of diagnostic sciences and services, department of dental practice at UOP in San Francisco CA. He received his graduate degree in anatomy from UCLA, and his dental degree from UCSF. He has more than thirty years of general practice experience in San Francisco, has served as a general dentistry clinical floor instructor, and has taught general dentistry, local anesthesia, and anatomy courses at UOP since 1984. Update for Edentulism Mark Durham, DMD 2:00 – 4:00 pm (continued from morning) Room 250 D, E, F Host: Dr. Craig Mattinson

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THURSDAY, APRIL 9 Cutting Edge Endodontics: From Diagnosis to Obturation  David Landwehr, DDS, MS 2:00 – 4:00 pm (continued from morning) Room 251 D, E, F Host: Dr. Brian Groneman After the establishment of a glide path, the clinician is faced with many options to create the final shape and cleanliness within the root canal system. This seminar will provide an evidence-based review of cutting edge instrumentation techniques with special emphasis on instrument design and mechanical movements.  A single file reciprocating system will be highlighted with a discussion of case selection to maximize clinical predictability. Enhanced irrigation protocols will be explored prior to presenting state of the art obturation techniques. Dr. Landwehr earned his DDS at the University of Minnesota and an MS degree and certificate in oral and maxillofacial pathology from Ohio State University. Dr. Landwehr went on to complete specialty training in endodontics at the University of Michigan in 1999, and has since maintained a private practice limited to endodontics in Madison, Wisconsin. Dr. Landwehr is chief of endodontics for the Meriter Hospital general practice residency program in Madison. He has presented case studies in endodontics and oral pathology both nationally and internationally, published several articles in peer-reviewed journals, and served as an evidence reviewer for the ADA. Mini Dental Implants: A Valuable Practice Building Service for Your Patients! Todd Shatkin, DDS 2:00 – 4:00 pm (continued from morning) Room 254 Host: Dr. Duane Callahan Perio A-Z The Hygienist’s Guide:Everything You Wanted to Know about Perio but Were Afraid to Ask Jeremy Manwaring, DMD, MS 2:00 – 4:00 am (continued from morning) Ballroom H, J Host: Dr. Ed Hurst Orthodontic Update for the Dental Team John Pobanz, DDS, MS 2:00 – 4:00 pm Room 250 A, B, C Host: Dr. Kevin Arbuckle This course engages the entire dental team with practical information that can be applied to everyday practice. A myriad of periodonticorthodontic questions will be addressed with evidence-based solutions and specific case examples: • is removal of wisdom teeth required for stability of incisor alignment? • when is the best time to perform a free gingival graft relative to orthodontic treatment? • when is it most appropriate to remove a labial frenum? • how do vertical maxillomandibular and dentoalveolar

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relationships influence mouth breathing and therefore xerostomia? • how does the clinician recognize and influence permanent canine impaction? Attendees of this lecture will be presented a streamlined protocol to cooperate with an orthodontic specialist to prepare such cases for partial or full mouth restoration of the worn dentition. Attendees will be exposed to the dramatic improvements that can now be attained in cases that traditionally would have required orthognathic surgery. Dr. Pobanz has owned and operated a practice in his hometown of Ogden for sixteen years. He holds a masters degree in oral biology with an emphasis on bone physiology. He completed his dental and orthodontic training at the University of Nebraska and is a diplomate of the American Board of Orthodontics. He is an associate clinical professor at the UOP orthodontic residency program. He delivers lectures to international audiences and has written articles on a broad range of orthodontic topics including: passive self-ligation, mini screw applications and orthodontic treatment planning and practice management. Creating a Better Anterior Restoration Charles Warren, BS 2:00 – 5:00 pm Room 253 Host: Dr. Brian Tavoian This presentation covers design principles of anterior and posterior restorations with a review of color principles and concepts, and will deal with: • difficult shades • texture and the role it plays in the value of the restoration • proportions of a restoration and how it will affect the overall look • how to make something appear larger or smaller in the same space • what does compatibility and balance mean to the technician • achieve better results with all restorations, zirconia, Emax • dealing with a bleached shade: how do we keep it from becoming monochromatic • get better results with monolithic restorations • when to use one material over another, and the best prep design for each type of material Chuck has been a certified dental technician for over thirty years. He has forgotten more about light and color, translucency and opacity than we want to ever know. He has been a consultant for Ducera, Degussa, Noritake, Wieland, and is currently a tester and trainer for 3 Shape. His involvement with training, research and development has allowed him to study with master ceramists in Europe and train dental technicians throughout North America, Europe, and Asia. Owning a dental lab for 45 years gives him a practical approach to his teaching. He currently owns and operates a dental lab in Springville. Fabulous Front Office Systems Linda Drevenstedt, RDH, MS 2:00 – 4:00 pm (continued from morning) Ballroom E, G Host: Dr. Christian Bahr

THURSDAY, APRIL 9 Know Pain, Know Gain; Hypersensitivity or Anxiety Anastasia Turchetta, RDH 2:00 – 4:00 pm Ballroom A, C Host: Dr. Michael Gailey How many of your patients are enduring some degree of pain or discomfort before, during or after a dental appointment? Dentin hypersensitivity or dental anxiety can prevent our patients from either keeping their routine appointments or accepting treatment. Identifying the pain of your patients gives you the edge in gaining optimum results via today’s products and technology. This course will: • review the causes of dentin hypersensitivity • identify the ingredients in products that treat hypersensitivity • discover the facts on dental anxiety • determine treatment options for anxious patients Anastasia works with various companies and dental practices to improve their social media presence by video blogging, or hosting. She also presents webinars, CE or keynote programs, and has been a practicing clinical hygienist for 27 years. Squeezed from Both Sides: Dental Insurance Reimbursement and Specific Utah Financial Strategies to Gain Control Chris Tayler, MBA 2:00 – 4:00 pm Ballroom I Host: Dr. Nate Adams Years ago it was possible to run a profitable practice by simply choosing an office, hanging out a shingle, hiring staff, and purchasing supplies. No longer. Group practice dentistry can charge less for procedures due to a focus on cost containment and speed of service. Dental insurance reimbursement is lower. Dentists are wedged between these two entities as they attempt to remain profitable while maintaining the professionalism and quality of care they desire. Since dental plan reimbursement can be up to 95 percent of a dentist’s take home pay, it is crucial to know whether plans are profitable or not. Most dentists have a contract with at least one dental plan that shows a negative net profit. Some dentists literally work for free and pay for the privilege. At the same time, most dentists also realize positive net profits from many plans. How can you tell which dental plans are profitable for your specific practice? Armed with this information you can add, drop, or cap the dental plans that work for you: • third party dental insurance penetration in Utah is very high • Utah is in the bottom tier of dental insurance reimbursement • it is difficult and time consuming to know which dental plans are profitable for each practice • large group practices account for approximately 10 percent of dentistry in the U.S. and are projected to reach 11 percent by 2015 Chris graduated from the U of U with a BA and received his MBA from Westminster College with an Entrepreneur Certificate. He has presented seminars at recent CQIs, UDA conventions and has published articles about third parties. He is president of Cobalt Dental, a Utah company that helps Utah dentists succeed by providing competent profitability analyses of their contracted third party dental plans.

Hands-on workshop: The Art of Exquisite, Anterior, Posterior, Single and Multiple Provisionals Limited to first 140 participants. Cost $15. To register you must call UDA 800-662-6500. Shannon Brinker, CDA 2:00 – 5:00 pm Room 251 A, B, C Host: Dr. Scott Theurer The role of dental restorations used for provisional and indirect restorative procedures has changed dramatically in the past several years. These restorations are no longer regarded as temporary restorations but rather as provisional restorations with distinct functions and purposes. Provisional restorations have become a vital diagnostic and assessment tool to evaluate function, color, shape, contour, occlusion, periodontal response, implant healing, and overall esthetics. An accurate fit and margination is essential to insure and maintain pulpal health. With increased demands being placed on provisional restorations, new materials and techniques are being developed and some existing protocols are being refined to accomplish desired goals. This hands-on course is designed to report on current materials, techniques, and concepts in fabricating and maintaining long-term esthetic provisionals. Attendees will learn: • how to choose the right provisional materials for shade-matching • pre-op impression techniques for easy trimming • burr selection for fast and accurate trimming and polishing • carving techniques for realistic anatomy and ideal occlusion • single tooth provisional to multiple esthetic veneers • how to replicate missing dentition and restore to proper contour and shape with provisionals

UDA Reference Committee 4:30 - 5:30 pm Room 250 A, B, C Registration Closes 5:00 pm

Exhibits Close 5:30 pm

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons “Dessert First” because life is too short ice cream social 4:30- 5:30 pm North side of Exhibit Hall C All attendees invited; first come, first serve basis. Questions: Gary Grawford, DDS 801-362-5376

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FRIDAY, APRIL 10 Registration Opens 7:30 am

Exhibits Opens 9:00 am

International College of Dentists Breakfast 7:00 am Marriott City Creek, 75 S West Temple Contact Dr. Norm Rounds, [email protected] New Dentists Seminar Breakfast 7 Keys to Managing Debt as a Dentist Reese J. Harper, CFP For dentists who graduated 5 years ago or less, register on page 3 7:00 am breakfast and interactive discussion Room 250 A, B, C Dentists will: • learn essential principles to reduce debt effectively, maintain plenty of cash, and retire on time––maybe even a little bit early • learn when to use debt, and when to avoid it • understand the correct amount of income you should allocate to debt reduction, living expenses, taxes, and retirement savings • discover essential financial ratios about your personal and practice finances you should know before taking on any new debt • learn to select the best loan, with the most advantageous terms and lowest fees for real estate, equipment, and practice financing Build an effective debt reduction strategy so you can retire with a high level of financial security. Reese Harper is the founder of Aquire Wealth Advisors, an independent financial planning firm that helps successful dentists and specialists make smart decisions with their money. He writes regularly about personal finance and teaches financial literacy among the dental community through events and speaking engagements. He lives in Salt Lake City and writes the DentistMoney™ newsletter at www.aquireadvisors.com

Intermountain Society of Periodontists 8:30 am – 4:00 pm Room 253 Contact Dr. Aaron Ward for more information and registration, 801-394-6651 Orthodontists and Staff This meeting is only for orthodontists and staff Orthodontists and staff do not need to register for the UDA convention to attend this meeting Speaker: Dr. Gerald Phipps, DMD, MS Practice Management 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Room 251 D, E, F Contact Dr. Cory Price for details, 801-985-1669, [email protected]

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Simplifying Surgical Extractions for General Dentists: Making it Easier and More Predictable Karl Koerner, DDS, MS 8:30 – 11:30 am (continues at 2:00) Room 151 Host: Dr. David B. Prince Many extractions look easy but can soon become difficult, time consuming, and lead to complications. This course reviews the best techniques and instruments to remove surgical extractions easily and quickly while conserving bone. It makes exodontia more enjoyable and predictable so it can be performed with greater confidence and less stress. Dr. Koerner teaches oral surgery courses to dentists in the U.S. and internationally. He has authored or coauthored five oral surgery texts, published many peer reviewed articles, and made surgery DVDs, several with Practical Clinical Courses. Although a general dentist, he received surgery training in the U.S. Army. He has presented at ADA, CDA, Greater New York, Chicago MidWinter, Hinman, and others. He practices in Utah. Implant-related Grafting: Setting Patients Up for Success David Wong, DDS 8:30 – 11:30 am (continues at 2:00) Room 250 D, E, F Implant success has moved far beyond the presence of osseointegration and has progressively moved towards a patient-driven approach with a focus on esthetics. From the hopeless tooth to the final delivery, hard and soft tissue grafting play a key role in the success or failure in the eyes of our patients. This presentation focuses on basic concepts such as socket grafting and implant site development to soft tissue management and abutment selection. Most importantly, restorative doctors and their specialists working together as a team is paramount to the final results. Dr. Wong is a board-certified periodontist in private practice in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He received his training at the University of Oklahoma, and then completed a three year residency in periodontics at the University of Missouri-Kansas City. He is a diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology and a fellow in the International Congress of Oral Implantologiests. He has published in several peer-reviewed dental journals and has reached a mainstream audience in media such as Fox News and the Wall Street Journal. He resides in Tulsa with his family where he maintains a full-time private practice. Co-sponsored by Dentsply Implants Practical Pearls for Clinical Use: A Day with Terry Donovan Terence Donovan, DDS 8:30 – 11:30 am (continues at 2:00) Ballroom H Host: Dr. James Keddington The contemporary restorative dentist has an increasing evidence base to consult when making both treatment planning and therapeutic decisions. However, there are numerous areas of controversy where the evidence does not provide a clear answer without interpretation. This seminar will discuss several

FRIDAY, APRIL 10 controversial topics related to restorative dentistry and attempt to provide guidance based on the best available evidence: • an evaluation of current ceramic materials • diagnosis and management of dental erosion • current controversies in restorative dentistry • amalgam vs. composite resin • tooth reinforcement with adhesive materials • etiology and management of non-carious cervical lesions • bonding of zirconia restorations • direct pulp capping: MTA vs. calcium hydroxide • metal vs. flexible endodontic dowels • implants vs. endodontics • cemented vs. screw-retained implant supported restorations • cordless gingival displacement • occlusal vertical dimension Dr. Donovan received his DDS from the University of Alberta and practiced full time in Regina, Saskatchewan for thirteen years. He received his certificate in advanced prosthodontics from the University of Southern California. He was formerly professor and director of the Advanced Education in Prosthodontics Program at USC and was chair of the department of restorative dentistry there for many years. He is currently professor and section head for Biomaterials, Department of Operative Dentistry at the University of North Carolina School of Dentistry at Chapel Hill. He has published extensively, and has lectured worldwide on restorative dentistry and materials science. Evidence-based Perspectives on Contemporary Approaches to Managing Dental Pain and Anxiety Arthur Jeske, DMD, PhD 8:30 – 11:30 am (continues at 2:00) Room 150 Host: Dr. Lynn Walker This course reviews current, evidence-based uses of local anesthetics, analgesics, oral and inhalational sedative agents, including indications, contraindications and management of adverse drug interactions. Professional guidelines for the safe use of oral and inhalational sedatives are described and interpreted for specific situations. We will review updates on relevant laws and rules for controlled substances. Dr. Jeske is professor of general practice and dental public health, and associate dean for strategic planning and continuing dental education, University of Texas school of dentistry at Houston. He received his pharmacology PhD and DMD degrees from the Medical College of Georgia. Dr. Jeske is editor-in-chief of Mosby’s Dental Drug Reference, and he teaches local anesthesia and nitrous oxide inhalation sedation. Co-sponsored by Professional Insurance Exchange A Unique Approach to Biofilm Elimination Rand Mattson, DDS and Diane Bosgieter, RDH 8:30 – 11:30 am Ballroom I Host: Dr. David Chamberlain This seminar explores ways to provide a unique, innovative treatment protocol to help patients reach optimal oral health. Specific techniques, procedures and instrumentation techniques used to eliminate biofilm will be discussed. Three critical steps in eliminating

biofilm will be addressed: • understand the physical nature of biofilm and the need for mechanical removal • recognize the connection between biofilm and the hostmediated response • detect and eliminate biofilm • describe a protocol for biofilm elimination by evaluating, educating and engaging patients and the dental team Dr. Mattson is a general dentist in Utah who has successfully combined his desire to provide great care to patients, his love of technology, the comradery of interacting with other dental professionals, and appreciation for art and design. He has lectured locally and nationally on a wide range of topics, and has published numerous articles. Diane received her RDH from Weber State and has practiced since 1982. She enjoys her patients and the success stories she has helped create. SM4D - Social Media for Dentists Brad Newman 8:30 – 11:30 am (continues at 2:00) Ballroom J Host: Dr. Greg Gatrell This interactive presentation will educate dental offices on the most effective ways to market themselves online using a variety of social media sites. We will explore platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Instagram, YouTube, and more. Leveraging the power of internet commercials, Yelp and Blogs will also be covered. Coupled with a solid strategy and tenacious execution, social media is a game-changer for dental offices. Brad is the founder and chief Buzz officer of Dentainment. He is a leader in marketing and business development for dental offices. His experience and wisdom are the result of entrepreneurial endeavors since he was a kid. Brad understands marketing for dental offices and brings an extraordinary amount of energy, passion and creativity to the table. Helping people find a great dentist and receive quality dental care is the driving force behind Dentainment. Create a Dream Team: Move from Where You Are to Where You Want to Be Tanya Brown, DMD 8:30 – 11:30 am (continues at 2:00) Ballroom E, G Host: Dr. Matthew Cheney Everyone longs to be part of something special, to know that their contributions make a difference. When Dr. Brown started her practice from scratch she had a vision of a productive, high-performing team. In the beginning the vision did not always match reality, but through trial and error she discovered key elements that have repeatedly created rockstar teams. Whether it is team disharmony, schedule overload or case acceptance, this course uncovers and discovers simple yet effective steps to turn things around. The real magic of this program happens when attendees realize that everything needed for success lies within. You will be able to move from where you are to where you want to be starting on Monday: • learn how to make a difference to your patients • master the 4 languages of communication

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FRIDAY, APRIL 10 • customize the top 3 must-have practice protocols • put an end to the gossiping and grumbling for good! Dr. Brown’s audiences and clients benefit from her 360-degree, cumulative experience in dental practice, from chairside dental assistant to practice administrator to owner dentist and founder of The Center for Cosmetic and Restorative Dentistry. She is an expert on case acceptance and connecting the dots to help patients say yes. Through a combination of the school of hard knocks and fabulous mentors, she has developed repeatable strategies that create successful practices and happy patients. She honors each member of the team as a vital contributor to the success of the dental practice and helps dentists and dental teams elevate their personal leadership, case acceptance, and practice profits. Co-sponsored by Solution Reach and One Mind Health Paradigms vs. Reality: Incorporating New Protocols into Practice Kristy Bernie, RDH, BS 8:30 – 11:30 am Ballroom A, C Host: Staci Stout, RDH The past thirty years have represented a significant change in everything from assessment phases to treatment options both chairside and for patient daily care. This session will overview the key alignments that practices should be implementing for optimal patient care and success with dental hygiene. Attendees will have the opportunity to evaluate their current protocols and establish an action plan to integrate new protocols and technology. From the latest in caries prevention and treatment to new strategies to treat periodontal disease, all members of the dental team will learn to: • provide rationale for implementing accelerated periodontal instrumentation protocols over traditional • perform quadrant scaling and root planning • evaluate current protocols and develop a plan of action to incorporate methods to enhance and advance • encourage optimal oral health for patients • implement American Academy of Periodontology treatment guidelines into clinical practice Kristy is a graduate of the University of Maryland, is the director of Educational Designs, is celebrating her thirtieth year in dental hygiene by going back to school. She is enrolled in the master dental hygiene program at UCSF, where she is also an assistant clinical professor. She is an international speaker, has served on editorial boards for state and national publications for the past 20 years, and authored a chapter in the latest edition of Mosby’s dental hygiene textbook on oral malodor.

Hands-on workshop: Preventive Equipment Maintenance

Limited to first 90 participants. Cost $15. To register you must call UDA 800-662-6500. 8:30 – 11:30 am Room 254 Host: Dr. Albert Clark Returning after a popular sell out performance last year, the technical teams from Patterson and Burkhart will train us in preventive maintenance for dental equipment. This hands-on program will provide resources and experience to enable team members to return

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Monday knowing what needs to be done to avoid unnecessary, costly repairs and have the confidence to perform these tasks. This year will include a new workstation on hi tech equipment. Participants will rotate through 5 workstations including handpieces, the dental operatory, compressors and vacuums, air water syringes, and hi tech.

Hands-on workshop: Excellence in Dental Assisting

Limited to first 80 participants. Cost $15. To register you must call UDA 800-662-6500. Shannon Brinker, CDA 8:30 – 11:30 am Room 251 A, B, C Host: Dr. Richard Hughes Assistants should leave this course with new found or improved skills, ready to put them into practice in the dental office. They will rotate through four workstations receiving lecture and hands-on instruction in the following valuable areas: Rubber Dam • choosing the right dam • increasing patient comfort by retracting lip, cheek, and tongue from the field of operation • increasing efficiency, productivity and reducing the time required for treatment Hemostatsis and Cord Packing • choosing the correct cord and packing instruments • what hemostasis materials to use • when to use ferric sulfate or aluminum chloride Digital Photography • what materials are needed to take proper photos, not just the camera • basics of positioning and framing of the subject • proper instruments and lighting for excellent intraoral shots • digital imaging for patient education and case acceptance Laboratory Communication • mastering digital photography: pre-operative, provisional stage, and post-operative • step-by-step procedural techniques in taking a facebrow/bitestick, diagnostic study casts, video imaging, and laboratory Rx • what constitutes a perfect master impression • how exquisite provisional restorations serve as an anatomic (functional) and esthetic blueprint for the laboratory and lab communications Forever Young: Eat Well, Live Well, Age Well Pam Smith, RDN 8:30 – 11:30 am Ballroom B, D, F Host: Dr. Rob Thorup Discover the secret to great health: the function of food and spices beyond nutritive value alone, but for distinct pharmacological properties shown to alleviate and prevent disease, and promote whole body wellness. Discover the healthiest diets in the world with fresh, close to the source food systems, monounsaturated fatty acids, omega-3, and the wellness impact on the body through the life cycle. Pam explains the basics of the aging process and taking a holistic view, targets all body systems and how to compensate for damage done to the body by living the American “weigh”. Learn how to be energized for life,

FRIDAY, APRIL 10 achieve overall wellness and prevent specific illnesses associated with inflammation and aging. Enjoy delicious wellness; great food that is great for you! Pamela is a nutritionist and popular author who coaches professional, corporate and life athletes in winning plans, from Shaq O’Neal, Orlando Magic and LA Clippers to PGA’s Larry Nelson and Brad Faxon. She also creates menus and recipes for some of America’s best restaurants and resorts such as Disney, Hyatt Hotels, Darden Restaurants, Cracker Barrel, and is the co-creator of the hot new restaurant Seasons 52—all with a focus on great food that is great for you. She has hosted all nineteen years of the Epcot international food and wine festival. Her books include Eat well—Live Well and The Energy Edge and her newest, When Your Hormones Go Haywire. Her daily radio spot Living Well can be heard on over 800 stations nationwide. Utah Academy of General Dentists Luncheon Noon – 1:45 pm JS Memorial Building, 15 E South Temple Contact Dr. Ruedi Tillmann 801-281-8433 Utah Dental Hygienist Association Luncheon Noon – 1:45 pm Marriott City Creek, 75 S West Temple Myths, Legends and Realities of Over-the-Counter Products This entertaining program will explore all the myths, legends and realities of toothbrushes, toothpastes and mouth rinses. We will look at vintage commercials and evaluate how they have shaped our current philosophies and explain why we are so challenged with getting the right products into the hands of our patients. You will leave questioning many of the advertisements and making wiser decisions for yourself and your patients. Judy Bendit RDH, BS See udhaonline.org Contact Staci Stout, RDH: [email protected] Alliance to Utah Dental Association Luncheon Spouses of the dentists, but anyone is welcome to attend 11:45 am – 1:45 pm Lion House, 63 E South Temple Melanie Douglass, KSL Studio 5 Health and Fitness Contributor. Melanie Douglass is the KSL-TV Studio 5 health and fitness contributor, a registered dietitian, certified personal trainer, and certified fitness instructor. Melanie is the author of Tip-a-Day Guide for Healthy Living and the best-selling, Losing it! 5 Keys to Successful Weight Loss that Work. She created and produced numerous successful workout programs, including: StepTonic, SculptTonic, and DanceTonic. Melanie loves to motivate people to improve their health and has worked with companies such as Microsoft, eDiets, Jillian Michaels, Kathy Smith, Walmart, and the Cooper Institute of Health, and works for ICON Health and Fitness; teaches group fitness classes at Sports Academy and Racquet Club in Logan, Utah. Parking validated in the JS Memorial Building, Plaza Hotel or Eagle Gate Terrace parking lots. Contact Stacey Butler, 435-770-4310, [email protected], utahdentalalliance.blogspot.com Service project Healthy Smiles from the Start

Simplifying Surgical Extractions for General Dentists: Making it Easier and More Predictable Karl Koerner, DDS, MS 2:00 – 4:00 pm (continued from morning) Room 151 Host: Dr. David B. Prince Implant-Related Grafting: Setting Patients Up for Success David Wong, DDS 2:00 – 4:00 pm (continued from morning) Room 250 D, E, F

Practical Pearls for Clinical Use: A Day with Terry Donovan Terence Donovan, DDS 2:00 – 4:00 pm (continued from morning) Ballroom H Host: Dr. James Keddington Evidence-Based Perspectives on Contemporary Approaches to Managing Dental Pain and Anxiety Arthur Jeske, DMD, PhD 2:00 – 4:00 pm (continued from morning) Room 150 Host: Dr. Lynn Walker Hands-on workshop: An Innovative Approach to Biofilm Eradication Limited to first 30 participants. $25. To register you must call UDA 800-662-6500. Rand T. Mattson, DDS and Diane Bosgieter, RDH 2:00 - 4:00 pm Room 254 Host: Dr. David Chamberlain This hands-on workshop will ensure that participants possess the skills needed when using ultrasonic devices and air abrasion to treat periodontal disease and eliminate biofilm. Specific detailed instructions on the use, sequencing and instrumentation techniques will be highlighted. The business application of these clinical techniques will be discussed. This course is for hygienists and dentists. After this course, you will be able to: • appreciate changes in the treatment of periodontal disease and its impact on the use of ultrasonics and air abrasion • understand the clinical recommendations required prior to and during the use of the above modalities • apply proper clinical techniques for debridement SM4D - Social Media for Dentists Brad Newman 2:00 – 4:00 pm (continued from morning) Ballroom J Host: Dr. Greg Gatrell

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FRIDAY, APRIL 10 Create a Dream Team-Move from Where You Are to Where You Want to Be Tanya Brown, DMD 2:00 - 4:00 pm (continued from morning) Ballroom E, G Host: Dr. Matthew Cheney The Esthetic Dental Assistant: Techniques and Materials Shannon Brinker, CDA 2:00 – 4:00 pm Ballroom I Host: Dr. Richard Hughes The level of care being offered to patients in the esthetic and cosmetic-focused practice requires the dental assistant to acquire advanced training in clinical techniques and materials management. We are vital to increasing the level of chairside effiency and improving clinical effectiveness. This seminar is designed to prepare the dental assistant for immediate success! Get ready to explore the following advanced cosmetic and esthetic assisting procedures: • pre-operative study models • taking a facebow transfer and model articulation • composite mock-up • rubber dam placement • bleaching • smile design • temporization for esthetic restorations • assisting techniques preparation/delivery • laboratory communication • digital photography • patient care Shannon is a national and international speaker and published author. Shannon is a member of the E4D Clinical Operations Operators (ECO) group. She was also selected as Dental Products Report 25 most influential women in dentistry and Dr. Biscuspid’s dental educator of the year. There Must Be 30 Ways to Use Your Floss! Kristy Bernie, RDH, BS 2:00 – 4:00 pm Ballroom A, C Host: Staci Stout, RDH How many times have you told people you are a dental hygienist, only to have them tell you “I floss!” When surveyed, consumers agree the most frustrating part of the dental hygiene visit is this question. Research has confirmed that only 2 to 10 percent floss regularly and effectively. With this dismal statistic the seminar will review the history and research of string floss for interdental health. Are there other equally effective or more effective methods? Is it time to toss the floss? This interactive session will empower you to consider other options that will increase patient health and satisfaction: • integrate the latest research on interdental health tools and technologies • identify thirty ways to use floss…outside of the mouth • implement a new process of care that will empower you to ‘toss the floss’ Kristy is a graduate of the University of Maryland, is the director of Educational Designs, is celebrating her thirtieth year in dental hygiene

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by going back to school. She is enrolled in the master dental hygiene program at UCSF, where she is also an assistant clinical professor. She is an international speaker, has served on editorial boards for state and national publications for the past 20 years, and authored a chapter in the latest edition of Mosby’s dental hygiene textbook on oral malodor. Building a Healthier You: An Insider’s Guide to Living Better Longer Pam Smith, RDN 2:00-4:00 pm Ballroom B, D, F Host: Dr. Rob Thorup Know your numbers, know your risk, and the reversal strategies for optimal health and wellness. Pam, a nationally known nutritionist and energy coach, targets the top five diseases afflicting Americans and the bloodwork profiles that reflect them. Taking a holistic view, she connects all body systems (the heart, mind, immune and hormonal), the way they interact to keep the body functioning its best, and the specific therapeutic lifestyle strategies to treat yourself well. Discover the natural Rx: real food nutrition and exercise, and the impact of natural treatments such as nutraceuticals, spices, herbs and supplements. Learn the most current nutrition and longevity research to help you and your patients stay healthier, feel better and live longer. Pamela is a nutritionist and popular author who coaches professional, corporate and life athletes in winning plans, from Shaq O’Neal, Orlando Magic and LA Clippers to PGA’s Larry Nelson and Brad Faxon. She also creates menus and recipes for some of America’s best restaurants and resorts such as Disney, Hyatt Hotels, Darden Restaurants, Cracker Barrel, and is the co-creator of the hot new restaurant Seasons 52—all with a focus on great food that is great for you. She has hosted all nineteen years of the Epcot international food and wine festival. Her books include Eat well—Live Well and The Energy Edge and her newest, When Your Hormones Go Haywire. Her daily radio spot Living Well can be heard on over 800 stations nationwide. Radiology Certification Wendi Wilde, BS, CDA 2:00 – 5:00 pm Room 250, A, B, C Register on page 3 Learn the basics about dental radiology and related techniques. Attending this session and passing a written quiz qualify participants to receive a required Utah safety certificate. Attendees must register for the entire convention and pay an additional $20 fee for this course. Wendi is a certified dental assistant with the dental assisting national board. She has worked in the dental field for twenty-four years and is currently the dental department head at Bridgerland ATC in Logan.

UDA House of Delegates 4:30 – 6:30 pm Room 251 A, B, C Registration closes 5:00 pm

Exhibits close 5:00 pm

UDA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

James Bekker President

Val Radmall President elect

Brent Larson Treasurer

Glenn Zeh Secretary

Gary Wiest Past president

Jim Williamson ADA delegate

Mark Cowley ADA delegate

AJ Smith ADA delegate

LaRisse Skene ADA delegate

Drew Jones Editor

UDA DISTRICT OFFICERS Bingham

Dixie

Box Elder

Granger

Cache

Holladay

Canyonlands

Murray Midvale

President Jason Skinner, Salt Lake President elect Albert Evans, Midvale

President Aaric Allred, Grantsville President elect April Hinton, Stansbury Park Secretary-treasurer Blaine Curtis, Grantsville

Cedar Breaks

Nebo

Uintah Basin

Central

Provo Orem

President Raechel Nelson, Riverton President elect Chase Dansie, South Jordan Secretary-treasurer Wayne Brown, Riverton President Kay Christensen, Tremonton President elect Randell Capener, Brigham City President Bryan Porter, Logan President elect Dan Boston, Logan Secretary-treasurer Greg Anderson, North Logan President Vance Fonnesbeck, Price Treasurer Monte Dansie, Price President Jeremy Ludlow, Cedar City President elect Alan Davies, Cedar City Secretary-treasurer Chase Williams, Cedar City President Trenton Thalman, Richfield President elect Colton Douglas, Ephraim Secretary-treasurer James Stephenson, Holden

Cottonwood Heights

President Brian Black, Salt Lake President elect Randall Madsen, Salt Lake

President Steve Starr, St George President elect Scott Bulloch, St George Secretary-treasurer Jamison Cox, St George President Bradley Rigby, West Jordan President elect Micah Mortensen, West Valley President Nathan Adams, Salt Lake President elect Dan Thunell, Salt Lake Secretary-treasurer Brian Holman, Salt Lake

President Cameron Egbert, Spanish Fork President elect Casey Warren, Springville Secretary-treasurer Paul Rogers, Spanish Fork President David B Prince, Orem President elect Adam Shepherd, Orem Secretary-treasurer Benjamin Frandsen, Orem

Salt Lake

President Cory Evans, Salt Lake President elect Mitchell Rudd, Salt Lake

Sandy Draper

President Chad Goeckeritz, Draper President elect Lloyd Liu, Draper

South Davis

President Spencer Luke, Kaysville President elect Jordan Davis, Bountiful

Timpanogos

President William McBee, Pleasant Grove President elect Brian Isaacson, Cedar Hills Secretary Daniel Burr, American Fork

Tooele

President Doug Ogden, Roosevelt President elect Michael Smuin, Vernal

Wasatch Back

President Benjamin McNaughtan, Heber City

Weber

President Caesar Hearne, Layton President elect Steve Luddington, Layton Secretary Michael Crowton, Ogden

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UDA CONVENTION COMMITTEE

Spencer Wade Chair

Jerald Boseman Coordinator

Mary Draper Exhibits

Jason Hess New Dentists Seminar

AFFILIATED ASSOCIATIONS

Stacey Butler, president Alliance of UDA

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Amanda Chugg, president Utah Dental Hygienists Association

Albert Clark Exhibits

Kelly O’Brien Hosts

Greg Oman Hosts

Lynn Powell Hotels

Living UDA Past Presidents 1962 1963 1967 1970 1972 1973 1976 1980 1981 1982 1983 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998

A. Lemoyne Petersen Alfred Ridge Neal L. Adams Ralph B. Montgomery Charles E. Foster Daniel Q. Price Newell E. Warr James D. Ashman David S. Taylor John A. Matis John M. Bevan Gary L. Matthews Robert S. Sumner Richard O. Petty Clair R. Hopkins Brian F. Thornley John L. Chambers Jerry B. Black C. Brook Olson A. J. Smith Karl R. Koerner Thomas A. Page Neal B. Evans Gerald S. Summerhays Stephen S. Morgan

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Norman K. Rounds Jim N. Ence Brian L. Lundberg Alexander B. Larsen J. Jerald Boseman Rand T. Mattson Mark H. Blaisdell Ron S. Bowen Jon G. Fuller Gary L. Crawford James M. Williamson Mark V. Cowley R. Blake Nielsen Scott L. Theurer Gary B. Wiest

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARDS Mark Blaisdell, DDS Mark grew up in Caldwell, Idaho and attended BYU where he graduated in zoology in 1977. He received his DDS from UOP in San Francisco in 1981. Mark and his young family moved to Bountiful where he started his dental practice. After eight years he moved into the current building he built with several colleagues. He has served as a leader of the South Davis Dental Society, and of the UDA, serving as president in 2005. He then served as a delegate to the ADA for four years. He currently is a member of the ADA Council of Dental Benefits Programs and is the chair of the Dental Benefits Information Service Subcommittee. Mark helped find the initial funding of the student-at-large scholarships given to ten Utah students a year that awarded over 5 million dollars in awards, and also led the Utah legislative action by UDA to exempt for all Utah dentists significant amounts on sales taxes on prosthetics. Mark has participated in numerous dental humanitarian excursions to Mexico, Peru, Guatemala and Honduras, and is a member of the ICD, Pierre Fauchard and the ACD. Mark and his wife are the parents of three children, and have 4 grandsons. Gary Crawford, DDS Gary claims to have dentistry in his DNA. He is a descendent of Alexander Neibaur who was the first dentist in Utah. Dr. Crawford was born in Moab, and raised in Salt Lake City where he attended Skyline high school. He attended Snow College, the University of Utah, and dental school at the University of Oklahoma. He did a general practice residency at St. Anthony Hospital in Oklahoma City and then made the decision to concentrate exclusively on surgery in Chicago as a resident in oral and maxillofacial surgery at Cook County University of Illinois, and Michael Reese hospitals. He then returned to Utah and joined Niles Herrod in private practice in Provo. From the beginning of his career Gary has concentrated on giving back to the profession, his community, and humanity. He has served in many positions in dentistry including president of the Utah Dental Association, delegate to the ADA, and president of the Utah Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons. He has served on many committees at Utah Valley regional medical center, serves on the facial trauma service, and has lectured to physician colleagues on the management of oral and facial trauma. Gary has been involved in the charitable care of people in need through donated care, community health connect, and as president of the Utah oral health coalition. He has traveled many times to Central America to provide surgical care, bring tremendously needed instruments and facilities, and provide education to people of those countries. He married the love of his life Kathy, who has been at his side and helping with all these endeavors since they met in high school. They have two sons and two daughters-in-law, and to this point one grandchild.

Prior Distinguished Service Awards 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998

Howard Swanson, Elbert Thompson Reed Holdaway Fred Hardy Dan Price Don Buswell Max Blackham, Neal Evans Charles Foster, Edgar Stultz Newell Warr Ralph Montgomery Dan Benton, John Matis Gordon Christensen, Rella Christensen Vern Eyre, Clyde Hurst, Donald Mantyla John Bevan, Howard Call Paul Lunt, Richard Reiser Lynn Powell, Henry Tanner Richard Petty, A. J. Smith, Floyd Tanner Mark Christensen, Robert Killpack Timothy Evans, Michael Fitzgerald, Richard Jolley, Robert Jolley

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Peter Knudson, Brook Olson Dan Fischer, Gerald Summerhays Jerry Black, Roger Grua, Richard Whitehead Lea Erickson, Brian Thornley Roy Hammond, Gary Matthews Jay Aldous, Wallace Brown, Richard Haskins John Chambers, Stephen Morgan, David Taylor Richard G. Ellis, Chris Simonsen, Anthony Tidwell Jerald Boseman, Arn Gatrell, John Gerritsen, Dale Linton James Ence, David Low, Eric Vogel Allen Christensen, Niles Herrod, Pamela Hilbert Brian Lundberg, Norman Rounds, Orson Wright Brent Larson, Mel Malmstrom, Steven Steed Wayne Chisholm, Alex Larsen Jim Guinn, Karl Koerner, John Starley Stephen Burton, Max Malan

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