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Course ONE- Thread Lightly: Assessment, Maintenance, and Homecare of Dental Implants

Adam Saltz, DMD, MS, MPH

Description: Implants cannot be placed, restored and forgotten. They are not the panacea for missing teeth they were once marketed as. Patients must understand their role in implant maintenance and what local, systemic, and environmental risk factors predispose them to complications from the start. Providing patients with a comprehensive roadmap of their implant treatment will result in lasting esthetic and functional outcomes free of surprises and limited in complications. Specialized hand and power instruments, powders, and accessories coupled with proper oral hygiene can better preserve a variety of implant restorations in a gentle yet effective way. This is especially true in cases of periodontal breakdown, where gingival recession, a lack of keratinized mucosa, and/or exposed implant threads complicate maintenance. Implementing these best-evidence protocols will improve the patient experience and revamp your dental hygiene practice.

Objectives:

       Diagnose peri-implant conditions using the latest classification systems

       Describe the emerging etiologies for peri-implant disease

       Identify local, systemic, and environmental risk factors that lead to implant failure

       Confidently maintain dental implants, using the appropriate instruments, powders, and accessories and personalized hygiene regimens

BIO- 

 Adam Saltz graduated from the UT Health Science Center at San Antonio, where he obtained his Master

of Science degree and Certificate in Periodontics. He completed his dental training at Nova Southeastern

University, as part of their accelerated dual admission program. While there, he also received a Master of

Public Health degree. Dr. Saltz is the managing editor for Decisions in Dentistry. He won the 2020 Dr.

and Mrs. Gerald M. Kramer Scholar Award for Excellence, presented to the nation’s top overall

graduating resident for outstanding character, service, leadership, and academic achievement. He is

president-elect of the Maine Dental Association and chairs multiple state and regional committees. Dr.

Saltz formerly taught at the University of New England and currently serves as faculty consultant at

Kansas City University, where he developed the predoctoral periodontal curriculum for their inaugural

class. He was recognized by the American Dental Association with their 10 Under 10 Award for his

contributions in education, public health, and organized dentistry as a new dentist. He is a Diplomate of

the American Board of Periodontology and maintains an active practice in South Portland, Maine.

 

 

Course TWO- Title: Defusing Disruptive Behavior

Description: Disruptive behavior is defined as that which creates an uncomfortable, hostile, or unsafe environment; this behavior has been established as a problem of practice in both healthcare education and the healthcare workplace. It is critical to identify effective interventions as disruptive behaviors threaten patient safety, quality of care, and the physical and mental well-being of healthcare professionals.
Learning objectives:
  1.      Identify forms of disruptive behavior.
  2.      Describe common causes and impacts of disruptive behavior.
  3.      Describe interventions for reducing disruptive behavior.
  4.      Demonstrate the use of evidence-based interventions to mitigate disruptive behavior.
BIO:
 Jaymi-Lyn Adams, DHSc, MS, RDH

Jaymi-Lyn Adams is a registered dental hygienist currently employed as an assistant professor of dental hygiene at the Forsyth School of Dental Hygiene at MCPHS in Worcester, Massachusetts. Jaymi holds undergraduate degrees in communication disorders and dental hygiene, a master of science in occupational and environmental health and safety, and a doctorate of health sciences. She has over 25 years of experience in the dental field.



    Course Three- Stress Reduction and the Yoga Approach

    Sheila Leaden…
Sheila Leaden RYT500 is a wellness advocate who has been immersed in the healthy living
field for close to 2 decades. Through her evolving studies of the ancient eight-limbed practice
she continues to explore our universal connection and the integral role that yoga plays in
centering the mind . Sheila is also certified in Prenatal yoga where she has integrated the
practice through BIDMC’s Ob/Gyn Dept. in Boston, through a virtual platform.
"Yoga does not just change the way we see things, it transforms the person who sees”… The
Yoga Sutras pulse through and inform Ms. Leaden in her teachings, and she is known for
seamlessly weaving wisdom such as this, from BKS Iyengar, into her weekly Beginner,
Prenatal and Restorative classes. Sheila’s ongoing yogic exploration has taken her across the
globe, with a concentration in India, and has included visiting the Iyengar Institute in Pune, the
Sivananda Ashram in Ahmedabad, and the Isha Yoga Center in Coimbatore. The spiritual
healing art of Reiki is another channel through which Sheila brings her eastern influences to the
west. She is certified in Reiki levels I and II through the Usui System of Natural Healing. In
both her workshops and the open yoga classes she leads in the Greater Boston area, Sheila’s
students are treated to the rich mind and body sensibility with which she is empowered.
A New England native, Sheila resides in Andover, Massachusetts. She loves the fluidity of the
seasons and finds in the natural world a perfect antidote to life’s accelerated pace.





Course Contact: educationandresearch@massdha.org

Course Categories: Stress Management,Implantology & Care of Implants,Patient Relations, Communications, Management

Provider Approval: Associated, affiliated, sponsored, approved, accredited, or offered by the (ADHA) American Dental Hygienists' Association

Educational Type: Live

Educational Method: Lecture

Prerequisites :

None




Sponsor(s): None

Conflict of Interest Disclosure: None

All CE Zoom related support: support.cezoom.com

Date / Time

Sun, Apr 28, 2024: 07:30 AM - 04:00 PM ET

Location

Whites of Westport - 66 State Road
Westport, MA

Tuition

Members-89.00, Non-members-119.00