2021-22 Program
Scroll down for future and past meetings
|
Meeting Location:
The Metropolitan Ballroom 5418 Wayzata Blvd. Golden Valley, MN 55416 Guest fees: VA residents $50 First time guests $75 Repeat Guests $250 Life Members $150 Members please confirm your attendance and guests by emailing the secretary by the Sunday at 6:00 PM one week before the meeting. Members are encouraged to pay the treasurer for guests 2 weeks prior to each meeting. |
2021-2022 Program
September 17, 2021 Dr. Jon Julian, DDS: Understand Implants Role in the General Dental Practice November 12, 2021 Dr. Joyce Bassett, DDS: A New Generation for Cosmetic Dentistry: Delivering the Selfie Ready Smile for Teenagers and Young Adults. January 21, 2022 Dr. Jeffery W. Horowitz DMD: Treating Temporo-Mandibular Disorders as a Part of Comprehensive Care February 25, 2022 Dr. Susan McMahon, DMD: Dental Assisting 2.0: Take it to the Next Level "Seriously Doctor?...How do we use all these new materials?" (Topics and course descriptions listed below) |
asdfasdfd
|
Friday, September 17, 2021
Dr. Jon Julian: Understanding Implants Role in the General Dental Practice. The single tooth implant restoration has come of age. Patients are aware of them and want them. They provide a good and viable long-term solution to tooth loss. This course will take you through the journey of Dr. Julian who has found the means to provide this type of care for his patients in a general dental practice. He will not only show you how to be accurate in your diagnosis but how to efficiently plan and carry out implant therapy. This course makes implants less complicated and more patient friendly. Please join Dr. Julian to learn how to begin or how to get better at implant therapy. Learning Objectives: • How to accurately diagnose and treatment plan for implants • How to educate and communicate to patients so that they choose to accept implants • Why CBCT imaging is invaluable for implants and how it helps a practice in more ways than just implants • Techniques in wound healing such as PRF and laser surgery and tips on extraction techniques |
|
Friday, November 12, 2021
Dr. Joyce Bassett: A New Generation for Cosmetic Dentistry: Delivering the Selfie Ready Smile for Teenagers and Young Adults. Appearance and self-esteem have long been intertwined. So, as our social media and selfie culture continues to grow, it’s no surprise that more and more young people and adolescents are seeking out cosmetic dentistry as a way to enhance their appearances. The dental world has taken notice and we need to respond with conserva0ve ways to satisfy our younger patient’s desires for ideal smiles. This 3 part course will cover all treatments from ultraconservative enamel enhancements through minimal preparation veneers. Discover the secrets to identifying patient’s cosmetic desires and learn effective yet sensitive dialogue for case acceptance. Boost their confidence and Boost your Bottomline. Part 1: Enamel enhancements: Visible White Lesion (VWL) removal, Brown staining removal, Whitening and Whitening Combination treatments. Direct composite bonding. Finishing techniques for beautiful surface texture and anatomy. Diastema Closure. Additive finessing of the smile. Easy Direct Composite Veneers. Gingival sculpting for framing the smile. Applied Smile Design. Combining individual tooth, gingival and global smile treatments. Part 2: Indirect restorations: Minimal preparation veneers. Ceramic Choices. Multiple case studies. Step by step from diagnosing to planning to prepping to lab communication to provisionalization to insertion for minimal prep veneer case. Building on Part 1 Applied Smile Design combine gingival sculpting, whitening, direct restorations, and veneers. Attaining the look the patients desire while achieving beau0ful natural looking smiles. Part 3: Trauma restoration: Emergency evaluation, preparation, record taking, provisionalization and cosmetic restoration of the fractured anterior tooth. We are all presented with emergency patients from sports injuries, car accidents, falls, fights, etcetera. When these emergency patients call, we want to accommodate the pa0ent’s needs and but not have our schedules sent into a tailspin. Learning Objectives: ● Give confidence to recognize and assess cosmetic desires on younger patients ● Develop clinical skills for comprehensively diagnosing and conservatively enhancing younger smiles ● Attain step by step protocol for applied smile design combination treatment |
|
Friday, January 21, 2022
Dr. Jeffery Horowitz: “I Got TMJ!” Treating Temporo-Mandibular Disorders as a Part of Comprehensive Care We all have patients that come in and say this. Although we may chuckle at first, ignoring or mishandling a Temporo-mandibular joint disorder can and will lead to case failures. Despite this, joint disorders are amongst the least understood, and most under-treated ailments in dentistry. Well you don’t have to run anymore. This course is designed to de-mystify temporo-mandibular joint disorders, leaving the participant prepared to work through most joint discrepancies and offer restorative solutions to increase their pa0ents’ comfort level. By adhering to the principles taught in this course, restorative failures will be minimized, ultimately increasing patient satisfaction. At the conclusion of this course the participant will have experienced: ● Case presentations to decide when imaging is necessary. ● Reading MRI’s and Cone Beam C-T scans. ● Record taking and Splint fabrication. ● Utilizing restorative materials to avoid removable options. “The Science & Technology Behind Treating Sleep Apnea” Roadmap to Lower Stress, Higher Income, and Healthier Patients! Sleep Apnea is a condition that affects more than 80 million Americans, yet less than 10 % of this popula0on is ever diagnosed. As a general dentist, you have the ability to screen THOUSANDS of patients each year, and ultimately improve their lives. Before treating any condition though, one must fully understand the science behind the disease, along with the materials and protocols. This course will explain the medical principles necessary for the treatment of Obstructive Sleep Apnea by the general dentist. The materials, technology and clerical needs will be referenced throughout the course, aiding in the interactive learning experience for the participant. Putting these pieces together will quickly build word of mouth referrals, providing a low-stress, highly profitable area of practice for the dentist. After completing this seminar, participants will have a strong understanding of: ● The definitions and terminology related to sleep disordered breathing. ● The sleep cycle, normal/abnormal sleep and its importance to overall health. ● The multi-systemic implications of sleep and oxygen depriva0on. ● How to interpret a PMD ( Portable Monitoring Device ) for the Diagnosis of O.S.A. (Lecture or Hands-On) ● How to implement sleep study data into treatment planning for the O.S.A. pa0ent. (Lecture or Hands-On) ● How to use Acoustic Rhinometry/Pharyngometry as an objective means of assessing the airway and managing treatment success. (Lecture or Hands-On) ● Record Taking and Bite Capture techniques. (Lecture or Hands-On) ● Appliance selection, adjustment and common pitfalls of appliance therapy. (Lecture or Hands-On) |
|
Friday, February 25, 2022
Dr. Susan McMahon: Dental Assisting 2.0: Take it to the next level “Seriously Doctor?…How do we use all these new materials?” This half or full day course for dental assistants and EFDA’s provides the assisting clinician with a step by step overview of bonding techniques, filling techniques and new materials. The ever-changing science and constant influx of new adhesives and materials can be overwhelming for both dentist and dental assistant. Each step of the process builds on the previous step and each is critical for clinical success. The role of the dental assistant can play in the elimination of sensitivity and bond failure issues will be presented. A look at the newest materials like low stress bulk flowables and universal option adhesives and vertical filling techniques, new composites, bioactive materials and more will be covered. We will look at these materials and techniques through the framework of restorative cases along with some cosmetic cases. This approach allows the assistant to utilize the step by step techniques exactly as she/ he would in a daily schedule. Learning Objectives: ● The Dental Assistant will gain an understanding of how adhesives work on teeth and when each type may be appropriate. This understanding will help the assistant to know when to dry, when to cure, when to allow the adhesive to process on the prep. ● The Dental Assistant will understand her/his role in eliminating sensitivity in restorations. ● A simplified technique can relieve stress and increase speed for the Dental Assistant ● The Dental Assistant will be able to evaluate new materials and effectively utilize new products in their daily practice. ● This course will help the Dental Assistant better understand adhesive materials and their indications. She/he will then be better able to serve the patient’s restorative needs and desires. |
Future Meetings
2022-2023 Program:
TBD
TBD
Past Meetings
2020-2021
Programs cancelled
2019-20
9-20-2019 Dr. Brody Hildebrand: Success with Complex Interdisciplinary Treatment Plans: Improving the
Patient Treatment Experience through Treatment Protocols for IDT Patients
11-15-19 Dr. Rhodus Nelson: Perspectives on Oral Medicine for the Modern Comprehensive Dental Health
Care Professional
1-24-20 Dr. Alan Scott Douglas: Technological advances that are increasing the predictability, durability,
and efficiency of my implant restorations
2-28-20 Team member presentations: Appliance day - This is what we do: records, fabrication, reline repairs
by Drs. Dave Cook, Greg Miller, Drew Carrell
2018-19
9-21-2018 Dr. John Droter: TMD for the GP
11-16-18 Dr. Ed Zebavitz: Sleep Apnea - Not Just a Nighttime Issue
1-18-19 Dr. Kaneta Lott: Fun and Profitable Pediatric Dentistry/ Triage Traumatic Dental Injuries
3-1-19 Dr. Alan Swett: Integrating Laser and Digital Dentistry into the Clinical Practice
2017-18
9-22-17 Dr. Rodrigo Maia: Dental Adhesion and Minimally Invasive Concepts and Cariology
11-17-17 Kirk Behrendt: Practice Management Pearls from ACT Dental Practice Coaching (Team event)
1-19-18 Dr. Brody Hildebrand: Success with Complex Interdisciplinary Treatment Plans: Improving the Patient Treatment Experience through Treatment Protocols for IDT Patients
3-2-18 Karen Baker: Advances in Dental Pharmacotherapy, Drug Reactions and Interactions
2016-17
9-23-16 Dr. Mark Malterud: Minimally Invasive Dentistry and Biomimetics:
It’s More Than Just Tiny Preparations
11-18-16 Dr. Bill Hang: AIRWAY-kening™ Orthodontic:
A New Paradigm for the Coming Post Retraction World
1-13-17 Dr. Jason Gillespie: Implant Dentistry: Practicalities, Pearls and Pitfalls
3-17-17 Dr. John Burgess: The Adhesive Restoration: Best Materials and Techniques 2017
2015-16
9-25-15 Dr. David Landwehr, DDS, MS: Efficient Endodontics
11-20-15 Dr. Brian Novy: Offensive Dentistry
1-22-16 Dr. David Little: Implants and Their Restoration
3-13-16 Dr. Jim Swift: Oral Surgery Update
5-27-16 Spring Social: Saint Paul Saints Skybox
2014-15
9-19-14 Dr. Thomas McDonald: Functional Considerations in Esthetic Dentistry
11-21-14 Dr. Joseph Kan: Immediate Tooth Replacement in the Esthetic Zone
1-16-15 Mr. David Meinz: What Good is a Dead Patient with Perfect Teeth?
3-13-15 Dr. Leeza Morrow: Doing Great Dentistry is not Easy
5–29-15 Spring Social at Jack Churchill’s Home
2013-14
9-27-13 Dr. Aldo Leopardi: Implant Aesthetic Zone Complications (AM)
Implant Overdenture Therapy: Current Concepts and Techniques (PM)
11-15-13 Dr. Mark Murphy: Simplifying the Complex Case: Occlusion in Everyday Dentistry
2-21-14 Dr. Pascal Magne: Bonded Restorations in the Anterior Dentition
3-14-14 Dr. Eric Schiffman: Diagnosis and Management of TMD and Orofacial Pain (AM)
2012-13 Program
9-21-12 Dr. Harold Heymann Bread and Butter Adhesive and Esthetic Dentistry
11-16-12 Dr. Lee Ann Brady Avoiding Restorative Failure
1-11-13 Dr. Tom Larson The Biological Basis of Restorative Dentistry:
-Why Wo We Do What We Do in Restorative Dentistry
3-15-13 Dr. Leon Assael,
Dean, U of MN Update
PM Speakers:
George Lundstrom, DDS Chairside Indirect Composite Crown
Rob Jensen, DDS, MS Laterally Positioned Connective Tissue Pedicle Graft
for Implant and Bridge Esthetics
David Cook, DDS 1) Diagnosing anbd Staging of Decay and Fracutres
Using the DIAGNODent, Fiberoptic Light Transillumination,
Magnification and Digital Photography
2) Root Banking to Aid Implant and Restorative Dentistry
2011-12 Program
9-16-11 Dr. James Fondriest: Comprehensive Esthetic Restorative Dentistry
11-18-11 Dr. Vince Kokich Jr.: Esthetic Interdisciplinary Dentistry
Emphasizing Comprehensive Treatment Planning
1-20-12 Dr. Frank Higginbottom: Esthetic Dentistry and Dental Implants
3-16-12 Dr. Allan Honigman: Lasers in the Treatment and Management of Periodontal Diseases
2010-11 Program
9-17-10 Dr. Steve Ratcliff, DDS Cases I love and the ones I wish I’d never seen!
11-19-10 Tyler Lasseigne, DDS, CDT Success and Predictability in Anterior Fixed Prosthodontics
1-21-2011 Mary Osborne Earning the Right to Influence... Facing Difficult Conversations with
Courage and Skill
3-18-11 Mark B. Weisberg, Ph.D. Psychology and Bruxism
3-20-11 Spring Social at North Oaks Country Club
2009-10 Program
9-18-09 Dr. Steve Lewis: Concepts and Controversies in Implant Dentistry
11-20-09 Dr. Karl Leinfelder: Newest Restorative Systems
1-22-10 Dr. Jonathan Parker: Sleep Apnea
3-19-10 3M Digital Dentistry, and Conventional Dentures:
Joint Presentations by Member Prosthodontists
2008-9 Program
of the Minnesota Academy
of Restorative Dentistry
9-19-08 Dr. Barry Glassman: TMD & Sleep: What the Restorative Dentist Needs to Know
11-14-08 Dr. Greg Kinzer: Interdisciplinary Treatment Planning”. Shared meeting with
MAGR
1-16-09 Dr. Mark Malterud: Minimally Invasive Dentistry”
3-13-09 Dr. Paul Belvidere: Using Composite for Problem Solving and Treatment Planning”.
Shared meeting with MAGR
2007-8 Program
9-21-07 James P. Boyd, DDS: Toothache to Migraine: The Trigeminal Mediated Disorders.
Diagnosis, Treatment and Prevention with the use of an Incisal Guidance Appliance - NTI
11-16-07 Michael J. Melkers, DDS Occlusion, Confusion... Diagnostic & Restorative
Solutions
1-25-08 Dr. Thomas Dumont, Bioesthetic Dentistry
3-14-08 AM Dr. Nelson Rhodus, Oral Cancers;
PM Member’s Table Clinics and Presentations;
SPRING SOCIAL TO FOLLOW
2006-7 Program
9-22-06 Dr. Ken Malament, Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Prosthodontics
11-17-06 Dr. John Sorenson, Lava System and other porcelains
1-12-07 Dr. Roger Levin, Practice Management
3-16-07 AM: Dr. Marshall Shragg, Record-keeping. PM: Member's Table Clinics
3-16-07 Evening: MARD Social: Swiss Fondue at the Lowell Inn
2005-6 Program
9-23-05 Dr. Karl Keiser: Endodontics and Pain Control
11-18-05 Dr. Charles S. Greene: Myths of TMJ Therapy
1-20-06 Dr. Patrick Lloyd: Managing todays "Older Adult"
3-17-06 AM Dr. Tom Larson, PM Member Table Clinics
5-5-06 Spring Social: The Minnesota Zephyr
2004-5 Program
9-24-04 Dr. Jeff Brucia: Diagnosis and Treatment for Predictable Advanced Restorative Dentistry
11-12-04 Dr. Bruce Small: To Metal or not to Metal, Predictable Esthetic Restorative Dentistry
1-21-05 Dr. Joseph Kan: Current Methodologies for Implants in the Esthetic Zone
3-18-05 AM: Dr. John Schulte: Occlusal Implications in Restorative Dentistry;
3-18-05 PM: Member presentations
4-22-05 Spring Social: Oops Interactive Dinner Theater
2003-4 Program
9-19-03 Michael Fling: Esthetics - An Interplay Between Reality and Perception
11-14-03 Dianne Newman: Communicatin Skills Workshop for the entire dental team
1-9-04 Dennis Purinton, Lab Technician: Implant Retained Overdentures, Complete Dentures,
Custom Abutments and Esthetic Implant Restorations
3-19-04 Rick Sperling, National Camera Exchange, Digital Photography
PM program: Clinical Photography by David Cook, Mark Kleive, Fred Carlson and Tom Strub
5-7-04 Spring Banquet at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum
2002-3 Program
9-20-02 Dr. Tom Abrahamsen: Diagnosis and Etiology of Tooth Wear
11-15-02 Dr. Frederick Eichmiller, Paffenbarger Research Center: What's New on the Dental Frontier
1-17-03 Dr. John Lawson, Dr. Wayne Sletten, Dr. Tom Dumont: Thinking about Orthognathic
Surgery, Face Form and Balance, and Centric Relation from the Surgeons and Orthodontists
Standpoint
3-21-03 Mr. Loren Hanson, MN Dental Association: HIPPA, Dr. Kevin Nakagaki: Current
Guidelines for Antibiotic Coverage. Table Clinics: 1. Lab/Impressions - Dr. Chris Lawther;
2. Tooth Guidance - Extractions / Orthodontics - Dr. Steve Sperling; 3. Treatment for
Apthous Ulcers - Dr. Bob Schestak; 4. In-Office Splint Fabrication - Dr. Mark Kleive; 5.
Maxillofacial Rehabilitation of a Large Facial Deft - Dr. Donna Hecker; 6. Custom
Temporaries for Crown and Bridge - Dr. Tom Strub
5-9-03 Spring Cruise on Lake Minnetonka the
Programs cancelled
2019-20
9-20-2019 Dr. Brody Hildebrand: Success with Complex Interdisciplinary Treatment Plans: Improving the
Patient Treatment Experience through Treatment Protocols for IDT Patients
11-15-19 Dr. Rhodus Nelson: Perspectives on Oral Medicine for the Modern Comprehensive Dental Health
Care Professional
1-24-20 Dr. Alan Scott Douglas: Technological advances that are increasing the predictability, durability,
and efficiency of my implant restorations
2-28-20 Team member presentations: Appliance day - This is what we do: records, fabrication, reline repairs
by Drs. Dave Cook, Greg Miller, Drew Carrell
2018-19
9-21-2018 Dr. John Droter: TMD for the GP
11-16-18 Dr. Ed Zebavitz: Sleep Apnea - Not Just a Nighttime Issue
1-18-19 Dr. Kaneta Lott: Fun and Profitable Pediatric Dentistry/ Triage Traumatic Dental Injuries
3-1-19 Dr. Alan Swett: Integrating Laser and Digital Dentistry into the Clinical Practice
2017-18
9-22-17 Dr. Rodrigo Maia: Dental Adhesion and Minimally Invasive Concepts and Cariology
11-17-17 Kirk Behrendt: Practice Management Pearls from ACT Dental Practice Coaching (Team event)
1-19-18 Dr. Brody Hildebrand: Success with Complex Interdisciplinary Treatment Plans: Improving the Patient Treatment Experience through Treatment Protocols for IDT Patients
3-2-18 Karen Baker: Advances in Dental Pharmacotherapy, Drug Reactions and Interactions
2016-17
9-23-16 Dr. Mark Malterud: Minimally Invasive Dentistry and Biomimetics:
It’s More Than Just Tiny Preparations
11-18-16 Dr. Bill Hang: AIRWAY-kening™ Orthodontic:
A New Paradigm for the Coming Post Retraction World
1-13-17 Dr. Jason Gillespie: Implant Dentistry: Practicalities, Pearls and Pitfalls
3-17-17 Dr. John Burgess: The Adhesive Restoration: Best Materials and Techniques 2017
2015-16
9-25-15 Dr. David Landwehr, DDS, MS: Efficient Endodontics
11-20-15 Dr. Brian Novy: Offensive Dentistry
1-22-16 Dr. David Little: Implants and Their Restoration
3-13-16 Dr. Jim Swift: Oral Surgery Update
5-27-16 Spring Social: Saint Paul Saints Skybox
2014-15
9-19-14 Dr. Thomas McDonald: Functional Considerations in Esthetic Dentistry
11-21-14 Dr. Joseph Kan: Immediate Tooth Replacement in the Esthetic Zone
1-16-15 Mr. David Meinz: What Good is a Dead Patient with Perfect Teeth?
3-13-15 Dr. Leeza Morrow: Doing Great Dentistry is not Easy
5–29-15 Spring Social at Jack Churchill’s Home
2013-14
9-27-13 Dr. Aldo Leopardi: Implant Aesthetic Zone Complications (AM)
Implant Overdenture Therapy: Current Concepts and Techniques (PM)
11-15-13 Dr. Mark Murphy: Simplifying the Complex Case: Occlusion in Everyday Dentistry
2-21-14 Dr. Pascal Magne: Bonded Restorations in the Anterior Dentition
3-14-14 Dr. Eric Schiffman: Diagnosis and Management of TMD and Orofacial Pain (AM)
2012-13 Program
9-21-12 Dr. Harold Heymann Bread and Butter Adhesive and Esthetic Dentistry
11-16-12 Dr. Lee Ann Brady Avoiding Restorative Failure
1-11-13 Dr. Tom Larson The Biological Basis of Restorative Dentistry:
-Why Wo We Do What We Do in Restorative Dentistry
3-15-13 Dr. Leon Assael,
Dean, U of MN Update
PM Speakers:
George Lundstrom, DDS Chairside Indirect Composite Crown
Rob Jensen, DDS, MS Laterally Positioned Connective Tissue Pedicle Graft
for Implant and Bridge Esthetics
David Cook, DDS 1) Diagnosing anbd Staging of Decay and Fracutres
Using the DIAGNODent, Fiberoptic Light Transillumination,
Magnification and Digital Photography
2) Root Banking to Aid Implant and Restorative Dentistry
2011-12 Program
9-16-11 Dr. James Fondriest: Comprehensive Esthetic Restorative Dentistry
11-18-11 Dr. Vince Kokich Jr.: Esthetic Interdisciplinary Dentistry
Emphasizing Comprehensive Treatment Planning
1-20-12 Dr. Frank Higginbottom: Esthetic Dentistry and Dental Implants
3-16-12 Dr. Allan Honigman: Lasers in the Treatment and Management of Periodontal Diseases
2010-11 Program
9-17-10 Dr. Steve Ratcliff, DDS Cases I love and the ones I wish I’d never seen!
11-19-10 Tyler Lasseigne, DDS, CDT Success and Predictability in Anterior Fixed Prosthodontics
1-21-2011 Mary Osborne Earning the Right to Influence... Facing Difficult Conversations with
Courage and Skill
3-18-11 Mark B. Weisberg, Ph.D. Psychology and Bruxism
3-20-11 Spring Social at North Oaks Country Club
2009-10 Program
9-18-09 Dr. Steve Lewis: Concepts and Controversies in Implant Dentistry
11-20-09 Dr. Karl Leinfelder: Newest Restorative Systems
1-22-10 Dr. Jonathan Parker: Sleep Apnea
3-19-10 3M Digital Dentistry, and Conventional Dentures:
Joint Presentations by Member Prosthodontists
2008-9 Program
of the Minnesota Academy
of Restorative Dentistry
9-19-08 Dr. Barry Glassman: TMD & Sleep: What the Restorative Dentist Needs to Know
11-14-08 Dr. Greg Kinzer: Interdisciplinary Treatment Planning”. Shared meeting with
MAGR
1-16-09 Dr. Mark Malterud: Minimally Invasive Dentistry”
3-13-09 Dr. Paul Belvidere: Using Composite for Problem Solving and Treatment Planning”.
Shared meeting with MAGR
2007-8 Program
9-21-07 James P. Boyd, DDS: Toothache to Migraine: The Trigeminal Mediated Disorders.
Diagnosis, Treatment and Prevention with the use of an Incisal Guidance Appliance - NTI
11-16-07 Michael J. Melkers, DDS Occlusion, Confusion... Diagnostic & Restorative
Solutions
1-25-08 Dr. Thomas Dumont, Bioesthetic Dentistry
3-14-08 AM Dr. Nelson Rhodus, Oral Cancers;
PM Member’s Table Clinics and Presentations;
SPRING SOCIAL TO FOLLOW
2006-7 Program
9-22-06 Dr. Ken Malament, Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Prosthodontics
11-17-06 Dr. John Sorenson, Lava System and other porcelains
1-12-07 Dr. Roger Levin, Practice Management
3-16-07 AM: Dr. Marshall Shragg, Record-keeping. PM: Member's Table Clinics
3-16-07 Evening: MARD Social: Swiss Fondue at the Lowell Inn
2005-6 Program
9-23-05 Dr. Karl Keiser: Endodontics and Pain Control
11-18-05 Dr. Charles S. Greene: Myths of TMJ Therapy
1-20-06 Dr. Patrick Lloyd: Managing todays "Older Adult"
3-17-06 AM Dr. Tom Larson, PM Member Table Clinics
5-5-06 Spring Social: The Minnesota Zephyr
2004-5 Program
9-24-04 Dr. Jeff Brucia: Diagnosis and Treatment for Predictable Advanced Restorative Dentistry
11-12-04 Dr. Bruce Small: To Metal or not to Metal, Predictable Esthetic Restorative Dentistry
1-21-05 Dr. Joseph Kan: Current Methodologies for Implants in the Esthetic Zone
3-18-05 AM: Dr. John Schulte: Occlusal Implications in Restorative Dentistry;
3-18-05 PM: Member presentations
4-22-05 Spring Social: Oops Interactive Dinner Theater
2003-4 Program
9-19-03 Michael Fling: Esthetics - An Interplay Between Reality and Perception
11-14-03 Dianne Newman: Communicatin Skills Workshop for the entire dental team
1-9-04 Dennis Purinton, Lab Technician: Implant Retained Overdentures, Complete Dentures,
Custom Abutments and Esthetic Implant Restorations
3-19-04 Rick Sperling, National Camera Exchange, Digital Photography
PM program: Clinical Photography by David Cook, Mark Kleive, Fred Carlson and Tom Strub
5-7-04 Spring Banquet at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum
2002-3 Program
9-20-02 Dr. Tom Abrahamsen: Diagnosis and Etiology of Tooth Wear
11-15-02 Dr. Frederick Eichmiller, Paffenbarger Research Center: What's New on the Dental Frontier
1-17-03 Dr. John Lawson, Dr. Wayne Sletten, Dr. Tom Dumont: Thinking about Orthognathic
Surgery, Face Form and Balance, and Centric Relation from the Surgeons and Orthodontists
Standpoint
3-21-03 Mr. Loren Hanson, MN Dental Association: HIPPA, Dr. Kevin Nakagaki: Current
Guidelines for Antibiotic Coverage. Table Clinics: 1. Lab/Impressions - Dr. Chris Lawther;
2. Tooth Guidance - Extractions / Orthodontics - Dr. Steve Sperling; 3. Treatment for
Apthous Ulcers - Dr. Bob Schestak; 4. In-Office Splint Fabrication - Dr. Mark Kleive; 5.
Maxillofacial Rehabilitation of a Large Facial Deft - Dr. Donna Hecker; 6. Custom
Temporaries for Crown and Bridge - Dr. Tom Strub
5-9-03 Spring Cruise on Lake Minnetonka the