Dr. Stewart’s Lecture Series In Dallas
Dr. Stewart has been elected as a Fellow in the International Team of Implantology and considers it a privilege to lecture at study clubs and with colleagues on implants, other dental subjects and oral surgeons.
Upcoming Topic:
Remove or Leave Wisdom Teeth?
February 21, 2013
This will be the first of five lectures this year.
We all have an opinion on 3rd molars. John-Michael will review the latest research on leaving versus extracting wisdom teeth. This will solidify or possibly change your opinion. Either way, you will be more informed to talk to your patients.
The venue is still to be determined, but it will be light food and drinks starting at 5:30 p.m. followed by the one hour lecture.
Please RSVP to George at george@jms-oral-surgery.testserver365.com
Upcoming Topic:
Diagnosis, Treatment Planning and Case Workup
March 21, 2013
Paul Fugazzatto is coming in from Boston, MA to lecture to our study club. This is a rare chance to hear an international speaker here locally.
It will be at Highland Park Theater catered by Marquis restaurant. Drinks and light food from 5-6 pm. Lecture will be 6-7:30 pm.
Please RSVP to George at george@jms-oral-surgery.testserver365.com.
Upcoming Topic:
Using Technology To Help You and Your Practice
July 11, 2013
Our study club was invited to join Doug Dingwerth and Brody Hildebrand’s ITI Study Club Event. This is a lecture by Will Martin. He is a prosthodontist in Gainesville, Florida at the University of Florida.
Dr. runs the Implant Center at the Dental School. He is an awesome lecturer and clinician. I have heard him countless times and have never heard the same lecture. His photography is outstanding and the presentations are better. He is so knowledgeable in implant dentistry that I learn surgical skills from him.
Hopefully, you can make this. I try to never miss a lecture he is involved in. You will not be disappointed. Dinner and meeting start at 6:30 pm at Preston Hollow Specialists Office. This is Brody Hildebrand’s office in Preston Center.
RSVP to me at jms@jms-oral-surgery.testserver365.com and I will let Doug know our “yes” number.
Upcoming Topic:
Unintended Consequences and Retreatment in the Anterior Maxillary Esthetic Zone
November 13, 2013
Description:
Comprehensive pre-treatment esthetic, occlusal, and periodontal assessment is critical to select and design an optimal implant prosthetic restoration. This presentation will cover interdisciplinary considerations for restoring both single and partially edentulous sites with dental implants in the anterior maxillary esthetic zone.
Principles of smile design as it relates to tooth proportions, gingival contours and edentulous ridge form will be discussed, along with interdisciplinary treatment strategies to manage implant site deficiencies in interdental width, bone and soft tissues.
Cases presented will highlight fixed cemented and screw-retained implant restorations, pre-prosthetic site management with orthodontics, bone regeneration, soft tissue augmentation and a variety of provisional restoration options throughout each phase of treatment. Temporary and final abutment selection and design of restorations with current all-ceramic material systems will also be discussed.
Goal:
Anticipate the challenges of implant treatment in order to manage your patients esthetic expectations of the restoration and to avoid unintended consequences.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify features of an esthetic smile with respect to tooth dimensions, gingival scallop, interproximal height, and edentulous ridge form.
- Identify pre-prosthetic treatment options to enhance site preparation for implant placement.
- Select optimal provisional restorations and develop proper soft tissue contours for each stage of implant therapy: pre-extraction, post-augmentation, post-implant placement and pre-final restoration.
- Select and design optimal implant restorations for single and partial edentulous sites.
Speaker Biography:
Dr. Brennan is a specialist in prosthodontics. She received her undergraduate degree from the College of Engineering at Boston University and worked in the CAD/CIM research department at General Electric Aircraft Engines and in the medical device product design and development with a clinical research company in Boston before entering dental school. She pursued her graduate studies at the Goldman School of Dental Medicine at BU where she received her dental degree, completed the Advanced Education in General implant dentist residency program and then the specialty residency program in Prosthodontics.
Dr. Brennan has held academic positions with BU as Assistant Clinical Professor and Course Director in Pre-doctoral Occlusion and Also as Affiliate Clinical Faculty at the University of Washington in Seattle with teh postdoctoral program in Prosthodontics. She is an elected Active member in the American Academy of Fixed Prosthodontics and a Board Eligible member of the American College of Prosthodontists. Dr. Brennan is published in the prestigious journals of the International Journal of Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry and the Quintessence of Dental TEchnology and continues to teach and lecture on esthetcs, occlusion and comprehensive oral rehabilitation.
Presently, she maintains a private practice limited to Prosthodontics in Higham, Massachusetts.
Upcoming Topic:
Prosthetic Complications
December 5, 2013
Dean Morton is coming to give us a presentation on Prosthetics. We are lucky to have him come to Dallas. He is a prosthodontist and Chair of the Department of Oral Health and Rehabilitation at Louisville Dental School. He is a true asset to the ITI and past President of the ITI-USA.
Dean Morton is a wonderful lecturer and has a vast amount of knowledge in the implant world.
Venue/Time – TBA
Upcoming Topic:
Immediate Restoration of the Partially Edentulous and Edentulous Maxilla or Mandible
May 21, 2014
Program Description:
Restoring the edentulous patient with an aesthetic reconstruction may present numerous challenges to the clinician. The patient’s vertical dimension, centric relation, aesthetics and phonetics need to be determined and maintained throughout the restorative process. This program will illustrate the benefits of extracting hopeless and/or compromised dentitions and immediately placing and occlusally loading dental implant. The program will also feature a discussion on how the dental team can interact and support patients in their decision making process regarding full arch restorations, to gain greater case acceptance.
Program Objectives:
At the end of the program, the participant should be able to:
- Gain knowledge to increase patient acceptance with innovative treatment planning options for edentulous patients.
- Evaluate classification of an edentulous maxilla based on the level or resorption.
- Diagnosis and treatment plan for each classification as well as discuss treatment options.
- Understand treatment options, prosthesis designs with treatment sequencing, advances in technology, and the step-by-step approach to provide a predictable outcome.
About the Speaker:
Dr. Castellon received his dental degree from the University of Guadalajara, Mexico, and he attained his Certificate in Prosthodontics at the Louisiana State University School of Dentistry where he also completed a Fellowship in Aesthetic and Implant Dentistry. His professional affiliations include the Academy of Osseointegration, the American College of Prosthodontics, the International Association for Dental Research, the American Dental Association, the Texas Dental Association, the North Texas Hispanic Dental Association, the Dallas County Dental Society, and the ITI. He is Gratis Associate Professor at teh Department of Prosthodontics at LSU School of Dentistry. He has authored several publications with a focus on implant dentistry. Dr. Castellon maintains a private practice limited to Prosthodontics in North Dallas. He is a member of the Park Cities ITI Study Club, as well.
Additional Information URL There will be 2 CE credits from Straumann given
Guest Speaker Dr. Castellon Paulino
Start Date 21-May-2014 17:00
End Date 21-May-2014 19:00
Venue Stewart & Arango Oral Surgery Conference Room
Street 8611 Hillcrest Avenue, Ste 235
ZIP 75225
City Dallas
Country United States
Upcoming Topic:
Precision, Productivity and Profitabliity of Implant Prosthetics in Private Practice
April 11, 2014
This scientifically based fast moving presentation designed for private practice will cover state of the art Topics, Tips, Tricks and step-by-step Techniques in Implant Prosthetics. A systematic approach to ideal Esthetic treatment of the single tooth through fully edentulous patient will be presented emphasizing long-term stability, predictability and profitability in private practice.
This program is designed for the entire implant team stressing ideal interaction for simplification of even the most advanced Implant cases with reduced chairtime and increased predictability.
Topics in Fixed and Removable Implant Prosthetics will be addressed focusing on: Predictable Treatment Planning, Provisionalization and Soft Tissue Esthetics, Occlusal schemes and Simplified Overdentures and Implant Retained Partial Dentures start to finish including foolproof Fee Determination and Patient Presentation Techniques.
Also included will be a complete overview of the newest technology to gain comfort and confidence in incorporating the benefits of CAD CAM and zirconium restorative materials.
Robert Vogel, D.D.S. is a prosthodontist in Boca Raton, FL. He is a dynamic speaker who always entertains and educates the audience.
It will be a half-day event, Friday, April 11, 2014
Upcoming Topic:
Full Mouth Reconstruction or Single Tooth Implants, Let’s Make It Happen!
October 23, 2014
Do you ever wonder what keeps your patients from accepting more effective comprehensive treatment options? Are you or your team members sometimes challenged in the clinical processes or treatment discussions related to full mouth reconstruction or single tooth implants?
This course will help you maximize the treatment discussions opportunities that occur during the hygiene visit. Both you and your team members will learn simple processes you will be able to immediately implement to evaluate esthetic risk assessment and case difficulty, and consistently complete implant restorations with a minimum of complications.
Learning Objectives:
- Treatment planning, case evaluation employing ERA and understanding SAC· Restorative techniques resulting in successful, well-fitting restorations
- Communicating benefits of the single implant vs. fixed bridge in a way a patient will value
- Create a process that will make it easy for the patient to commit to and schedule with the specialist
- Minimize the objections to care
- Learn how time issues affect your patients decisions regarding treatment options
Improving your interdisciplinary relationship with your specialist, affects your patient’s viewpoint of the care you provide. Understand the “why” and “what” you can do to create a seamless patient care process.
RSVP to George at george @jms-oral-surgery.testserver365.com by 10/31/13.
Upcoming Topic:
Oral Pathology – Jeopardy Style!
November 13, 2014
The Oral Pathologists at Baylor, Harvey Kessler and John Wright, will provide a fun, interactive evening of oral surgery pathology. We will have teams and compete for prizes.
The time and place are not set yet. However, please mark your calendars for a topic we all need more practice with.
These two have provided me a wealth of information. They allow me to lean on them on a weekly basis when I have a complicated case.
