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1 HARVARD 2014 Harvard School of Dental Medicine Massachusetts General Hospital Boston, Massachusetts Evidence-Based Implant Dentistry: Improving Quality and Outcomes of Your ImplanT Practice October 16-19, 2014

2 Harvard Evidence-Based Implant Dentistry Seminar Schedule of Events (optional) Thursday, October 16 th 9:00am Meet at the Lobby of Hotel arranged by the program 9:45am Harvard Cambridge Campus Guided Tour 12:00pm Harvard School of Dental Medicine / Harvard Medical School Tour 1:15pm Lunch 3:30pm Boston Duck Tour 6:30pm Dinner Friday, October 17 th Massachusetts General Hospital 7:15am - Welcome & Visitor Badges 7:15-8am - Registration / Breakfast 8-8:15am - Course Introduction Sung-Kiang Chuang, DMD, MD, DMSc 8:15-9:45am - Color Science in Dentistry Shigemi Ishikawa Nagai, DDS, PhD 9:45-10:15am - Morning Break with Refreshments 10:15-11:45am - Clinical Outcomes with Survival Analyses Applications in Implant Dentistry Sung-Kiang Chuang, DMD, MD, DMSc 12:45pm Lunch 12:45-1:45pm - History of the MGH Ether Dome MGH Bulfinch Building 4th Floor 1:45 pm - Return to MGH Building 1:45-3:15pm Review of Medications Used in IV Conscious Sedation and Dental Surgeries Gregory Greenwood, DMD 3:15-3:45pm Afternoon Break with Refreshments 3:45-5:15pm - Computer Guided Surgery in Dental Implant Reconstruction Sang Lee, DMD 7:00pm Dinner and Certificate Distribution at Harvard Faculty Club *Formal Dress Code is Required at Harvard Faculty Club Saturday, October 18 th Massachusetts General Hospital 7:30-8:30am - Breakfast 8:30-10am - Innovative Easy Sinus Lift and Graft Technique Samuel Lee, DDS, DMSc 10-10:30am - Morning Break with Refreshments 10:30am - 12pm - Simplified and Predictable Sinus Bone Grafting System and Ridge Splitting Samuel Lee, DDS, DMSc 12-1:30pm - Lunch 1:30-3pm - Principles of Wound Healing and Tooth Development: Applications to Hard and Soft Tissue Regeneration Nadeem Karimbux, DMD, MMSc 3-3:30pm - Afternoon Break with Refreshments 3:30-5pm - Oral - Systemic Links: Facts or Fiction Nadeem Karimbux, DMD, MMSc 7:00pm Dinner Sunday, August 24 th Massachusetts General Hospital 7:30-8:30am - Breakfast 8:30-9:30 - CAD/CAM Technology in Complete Denture Prosthodontics Maiko Sakai, DMD 9: Achieving Predictable Aesthetic Outcomes for Anterior Imlants Miguel Vidal, DMD 11-11:30 - Morning Break with Refreshments 11: Contemporary Single Tooth Restorations (PFM, Integrated Abutment Crown - IAC & All- Ceramic) Restorations / Immediate Stabilization & Function (ISF) Mark Y. Wang, DMD, DMSc Ride to Airport. Have a great flight home!

3 Dr. Maiko Sakai Dr. Maiko Sakai received her DMD degree from the Harvard School of Dental Medicine. Following graduation, she completed specialty training in prosthodontics with advanced graduate certificate at the University of Illinois at Chicago, College of Dentistry (UIC). During her prosthodontic training, she served as a chief resident and was involved with predoctoral education. She also received her Master s degree in oral science at UIC, with her thesis on the optical properties of zirconia, all-ceramic and cement dental materials. She has published articles on translational and clinical research in color science of dental restorative materials. Dr. Sakai is a full-time faculty member and instructor in the Department of Biomaterial Science and Restorative Dentistry at the Harvard School of Dental Medicine. She is dedicated to clinical dentistry, research and education. She strongly values education as a lifelong learning experience and hopes to facilitate an encouraging and warm learning environment at HSDM. TITLE CAD/CAM Technology in Complete Denture Prosthesis The demand on removable prosthetics is ever increasing with our aging population and growing acceptance of implant supported overdenture therapy. While various dental disciplines, such as implant dentistry and fixed prosthodontics have readily adopted digital technology, the traditions in treatment planning and processing of removable prostheses have changed rather minimally. Recently, CAD/CAM technology has been introduced as a unique revolutionary tool in the field of denture fabrication. The CAD/CAM dentures have great potential of improving patient care with increased precision, speed and productivity. This innovative technology could likely transform the concept of edentulous, full-mouth rehabilitation and treatment planning. 1.Introduction of CAD/CAM technology in complete denture prosthodontics 2.Understanding of current properties and procedures in CAD/CAM fabricated dentures 3.Understanding of key advantages with the use of CAD/CAM dentures 4.Understanding of areas of further improvements and research involved with CAD/CAM dentures 5.Exposure to clinical outcomes with the use of CAD/CAM dentures

4 Dr.Sung-Kiang Chuang Dr. Chuang holds an appointment as an assistant professor of oral and maxillofacial surgery at the Harvard School of Dental Medicine. He is a fellow of the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons and is board-certified as a diplomate of the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. Dr. Chuang is an epidemiology and statistical editor of the Journal of Evidenced-Based Dental Practice and has published more than 55 peer-reviewed papers and textbook chapters. He is a faculty member of the Center for Applied Clinical Investigation at Mass General. Dr. Chuang is particularly well known of his innovative applied analytical methods and his interests focused on clinical research in the field of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. His areas of dental implants research included: complications or failures and risk factors of dental implants, outcome analysis and performance of short implants, survival analysis of dental implants, immediate stabilization or loading and function of dental implants, immediate placement of dental implant after tooth extraction, radiographic bone changes over time of dental implants, soft and gingival tissue response after placement of dental implants. TITLE Clinical Outcomes with Survival Analysis Applications in Implant Dentistry Clinical situations might require additional surgical site preparation in order to establish an adequate amount of bone volume to place dental implants. Therefore, clinicians are utilizing short implants to avoid bone grafting and sinus lifts. The aim of this presentation is to present the latest evidence on the outcomes of survival analyses on short implants that are available. A systemic literature review on the topic will be presented. Clinical outcomes with survival analyses applications in implant dentistry will be discussed. 1. Understand the definition of short implants. 2. Review the current literature on the topic and understand the scientific basis for short implants. 3. Review and recognize clinical cases where short implants can be successfully utilized. 4. Review survival analyses applications in implant dentistry

5 Dr. Miguel Vidal Dr. Miguel D. Vidal completed his dental degree at the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine. He continued his specialty training at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. He was awarded a certificate in Prosthodontics and Implantology, a certification achieved by less than 1% of dentists. He also completed a Masters of Science degree focusing on the use of bone regeneration in implant treatment. Dr. Vidal has published articles in some of the leading peer-reviewed dental journals dealing with Cosmetic and Implant Dentistry. He lectures nationally to other dentists and specialists on Dental Aesthetics, Implant Dentistry, and Trauma Reconstruction. Dr. Vidal oversees the Implant Task Force for the MGH/Harvard Wide General Practice Residency Program. During his tenure at Mass General he was awarded the Partners in Excellence Award for clinical leadership and innovation. TITLE Achieving Predictable Aesthetic Outcomes for Anterior Implants As the predictability as the predictability of implant therapy has increased, patients esthetic expectations levels have risen as well. The implant restoration needs to integrate seamlessly with the natural dentition. An understanding of proper treatment sequencing is critical to achieve a highly successful esthetic outcome. Intimate coordination between the precise surgical aspect and the restorative phase is paramount in achieving consistent esthetic restorations. Factors that can impact the restorative outcome are often determined during the surgical aspect of treatment including extraction of teeth, timing and positioning of implant placement, and hard and soft tissue management. The role of provisionalization and abutment design is key in creating the appropriate peri-implant tissue volume. Determining the appropriate stage for when to place provisionals and engage abutments can have a profound impact on the esthetic outcome of the implant restoration. This program will discuss how different treatment protocols can be employed to achieve the desired esthetic outcomes. 1. Understand the impact of treatment timing between the surgical aspect and the restorative outcome. 2. Recognize the role of implant provisionals in creating and maintaining soft tissue contours for implant aesthetics. 3. Determine how to categorize patients according to treatment complexity.

6 Dr. Shigemi Ishikawa Nagai Dr. Shigemi Ishikawa Nagai is an assistant professor of restorative dentistry and biomaterials sciences at the Harvard School of Dental Medicine. Since arriving at HSDM in 2001, she has been working as a full-time faculty member in prosthodontics and has served as director of advanced dentistry in the DMD program. Dr. Nagai received her DDS in 1982 and her PhD in 1988, both from Iwate Medical University School of Dentistry in Japan. She also received her board certification in prosthodontics in Japan in While on sabbatical in Boston, Dr. Nagai received a master s degree in biomaterials from Boston University Goldman School of Dentistry in Throughout her career, Dr. Nagai has been dedicated to teaching prosthodontics and mentoring students research, first as assistant professor at Iwate Medical School and, since 2001, at the Harvard School of Dental Medicine. TITLE Color Science in Dentistry Hard and soft tissue optical harmony of the anterior region is the defining challenge to achieve optimal esthetics for the final prosthesis. For the hard tissue, base shade selection and value control play very critical roles in obtaining excellent color match. This process requires accurate color determination and understanding three dimensional characteristics, such as, texture and translucency. For the soft tissue, it is important to understand optical properties of gingiva. Thin-peri-implant mucosa leads to a shine through effect of the underlying crown metal-core and titanium implant with a grayish appearance of the gingival cuff. This lecture will present the color science in dentistry, basic and clinical applications that you can utilize to measure esthetic outcomes. 1. To understand the basic of color science in dentistryniques. 2. To illustrate the color reproduction system for ceramic restorations. 3. To present clinical approach to achieve soft tissue esthetics.

7 Dr. Sang J. Lee Dr. Sang Lee attended Bucknell University as an undergraduate student and received his DMD from the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine in He continued his professional training in prosthodontics at the Harvard School of Dental Medicine (HSDM) and received his Master of Medical Science degree in oral biology. Dr. Lee then pursued his implant dentistry training at HSDM and received several awards, including an implant fellow scholarship and certificates of recognition for outstanding achievement in implant dentistry. After his specialty training, he joined in the Department of Restorative Dentistry and Biomaterial Sciences at HSDM as full time faculty and has directed predoctoral implant education. In 2014 he was appointed Director of Advanced Graduate Education, a position in which he oversees HSDM s advanced graduate training programs and heading the Committee on Advanced Graduate Education. Dr. Lee has demonstrated exemplary dedication toward research, clinical care and teaching through didactic and clinical classes. Dr. Lee has published peer-reviewed journal articles in the field of digital impression, CAD-CAM and dental biomaterials. TITLE Dental Implant Reconstruction with Digital Restoration Solutions - from Guided Implant Surgery to Digital Impression & CAD-CAM Digital Dental Technology (DDT) has rapidly expanded with the advent of Computer -Aided Design/Computer- Aided Manufacturing (CAD/CAM). In implant dentistry, digital scans in combination with cad/cam technology are used to obtain key information such as the implant diameter, the position of the implant as well as design of the abutment and emergency profile. Dr. Sang Lee will present the current clinical applications and researches of DDT in implant dentistry including guided implant surgery, digital impression and CAD-CAM restorations. 1. Understand how DDT is applied to implant dentistry and its advantages in managing the full mouth implant rehabilitations. 2. Learn how the digital optical scanning/impressions combined with CAD-CAM restorations are applied for dental implant restoration. 3. Share the current on-going researches about efficiency and accuracy of digital optical scanning/ impressions.

8 Dr. Nadeem Karimbux A periodontist, Karimbux s academic career has focused on dental curriculum development and the scholarship of teaching and learning. Before being named assistant dean at Harvard in 1998, he was director of predoctoral periodontology. He directed Harvard s advanced graduate education program in periodontology since 2010, and was an associate professor of oral medicine, infection and immunity. Dr. Karimbux received his undergraduate degree from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and a D.M.D. from Harvard School of Dental Medicine in He earned an M.M.Sc. in oral biology and certificate in periodontology, also from Harvard. An accomplished researcher, Karimbux has published more than 80 papers, written textbooks and lectured worldwide. He is the editor of the Journal of Dental Education (JDE), published by the American Dental Education Association (ADEA). He served for four years on the ADEA Council of Faculties, was a member of the JDE editorial review board and served as an associate editor of the Journal of Periodontology and MedEdPORTAL. TITLE Principles of Wound Healing and Tooth Development: Applications to Hard and Soft Tissue Generation The biological principles from wound healing and tooth development have been translated into dental clinical practice. Dr. Karimbux will review the biological principles of wound healing and tooth development and how these apply to periodontal repair and regeneration. He will illustrate how different materials have been developed to allow predictable regeneration of hard and soft tissues. 1. Understand the principles of wound healing and tooth development. 2. Be able to distinguish between wound repair/regeneration. 3. Be able to describe the types and the advantages/disadvantages of grafts and membranes that are used to regenerate periodontal tissues. TITLE Oral-Systemic Links: Fact or Fiction The links between periodontal disease and systemic illness have been explored and presented. In particular periodontitis has been linked with increased risk for cardiovascular disease and diabetes. Dr. Karimbux will present the historical and contemporary understanding of these associations. He will explore the biological plausibility and review the epidemiological evidence. He will also present the latest information for the prevalence and risk factors for peri-implantitis 1. Understand the steps of localized and systemic inflammation. 2. Explore why people have different inflammatory responses. 3. Understand the role of inflammation in periodontitis/perimplantitis and cardiovascular disease.

9 Dr. Samuel Lee Dr. Samuel Lee is a diplomate of the American Board of Oral Implantology. He graduated from UCLA School of Dentistry and UCLA Microbiology and Molecular Genetics. He served as clinical lecturer at Restorative Department at UCLA School of Dentistry after graduation. He practiced implant dentistry and orthodontics at First Choice Dental Group, Buena Park, California, until he moved to Boston at Harvard School of Dental Medicine as Research Fellow in Periodontology. He is the inventor of Crestal Window Sinus Technique and author of many articles relating to sinus, dental implant and orthodontics. He has won the 1st Place Award in Table Clinic Presentation at 2008 American Academy of Implant Dentistry, 2008 International Congress of Oral Implantology, and 2007 American Orthodontic Society. He lectures internationally in many dental organizations. TITLE Innovative Easy Sinus Lift and Graft Technique If you are placing implants, you know that you can t practice implant dentistry without mastering sinus lifts and grafts. Dr. Samuel Lee will present an easy sinus lift and graft technique that results in faster healing, virtually no swelling or bruising, and higher patient satisfaction with predictable outcomes. With this unique and innovative technique developed by Dr. Lee, in most cases you no longer have to access sinus cavities through lateral window techniques. In those cases that must involve lateral window (thin bone), Dr. Lee will introduce easy lateral window technique. Once you master this technique you will be able to perform sinus grafts with confidence. 1. Discover a new sinus life and graft technique that leads to faster healing, virtually no swelling, bruising, and patient satisfaction. 2. Learn how to access the sinus cavities with/without a lateral window technique. 3. Master this new technique and perform sinus grafts with confidence. TITLE Simplified and Predictable Sinus Bone Grafting System and Ridge Splitting Dental implant surgery is very predictable treatment. However, it is very common to encounter severely resorbed ridges, which makes dental implant treatment difficult. In this presentation, Dr. Lee will present many innovative options to overcome pneumatized sinus, thin ridges, and loss of vertical bone heights. Diagnosis and guidelines for these treatment will be reviewed concisely. 1. New sinus classification developed by Dr. Lee, which simplifies the treatment of pneumatized sinus. 2. Simplified GBR technique. 3. New autogenous bone harvesting technique. 4. Easier mandibular ridge splitting technique. 5. Non-traumatic Nerve Lateralization Technique will be introduced.

10 Dr. Gregory Greenwood Dr. Gregory W. Greenwood received his PharmD (Doctor of Pharmacy) from Xavier University in 1999, and his DMD (Dental Medicine Doctorate) in 2007 from University of Nevada Las Vegas. Dr. Greenwood has lectured both nationally and internationally and has spoken to symposiums regarding latest trends in oral, IM, IN, and IV conscious sedation. Dr. Greenwood received his diplomat from the International Academy of Dental Implantology fellowship, as well as recognition for Outstanding Achievement in dental implants from IADI. Dr. Greenwood helped establish Louisiana Dental Centers in the greater New Orleans area, and is currently in private practice in Las Vegas, NV. His private practice encompasses all aspects of restorative dentistry, including aesthetic, oral surgery, and implant dentistry. In addition to private practice, Dr. Greenwood serves as a clinical preceptor for UNLVSDM Implant externship. TITLE Contemporary Trends in IV, IM, PO Conscious Sedation and Medications used in Implant Surgery Sedation materials and methods have been going through a past-paced evolution, with benzodiazepines and opiates playing a major role. Different agents will be presented and reviewed, including various adjunctive agents. 1. Categories of different sedation agents on the market 2. Clinical outcomes achieved from sedation (e.g. patient satisfaction, comfort)

11 REGISTRATION Harvard School of Dental Medicine presents Evidence-Based Implant Dentistry DATE LOCATION October 16-19, 2014 (Thursday-Sunday) Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts (55 Fruit St. Boston, MA 02114) TUITION: $6,500 Hotel Accomodation * * Meals * Transportation * Tour of Boston (optional): please confirm your participation when registering for the course BENEFIT * * CE Credit Given: 18 CE Credits Certificate of Particiaption at Harvard School of Dental Medicine REGISTRATION: Harvard Evidence-Based Implant Dentistry 2014 Name: Address: City: State: Zip: Phone: Fax: Check enclosed payable to: International Academy of Dental Implantology (IADI) 85 Thurston Rd Newton MA Credit Card: Visa Mastercard AMEX Name on Card: Card No: Exp. Date: Code: Billing Address (if different from above): Authorized Signature: Date: Please mail to 11 Cambridge St, Burlington, MA 01803, or contact Adrian Mora at (339) or at amsdental88@gmail.com to register. *During cancellation, there will be a 5% administrative fee before 6 weeks (and 20% within 6 weeks) ahead of the course. There is no refund for No Shows.

12 Harvard Evidence-Based Implant Dentistry Seminar October 16-19, 2014 For more information, please contact: International Academy of Dental Implantology (IADI) Adrian Mora; Tel: (339) HARVARD 2014