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1 San Antonio District Dental Hygienists' Association Presents Come Get It All, Ya'll Weekend Event...12 Hours CE available With Machell Hudson, RDH (Friday, January 25, :00-12:00) PUTTING OUT THE FIRE: Hygienist s Role in Inflammatory Disease With Amber Auger, RDH, MPH (Friday, January 25, :00 4:00) Progressive Products ; Innovations Every RDH Needs With Sherri Lukes, RDH, MS,FAADH (Saturday, January 26, :00-12:00) From the Cradle to the Grave: Oral Pathology Through the Life Span (Saturday, January 26, :00-4:00) Oral Pathology and the Assessment Process: It s Risky Business Friday & Saturday- January 25 & 26, :00-4:00 Daily Hilton Garden Inn at La Cantera 5730 Rim Pass, San Antonio, Texas,

2 Come Get It All, Y all January 25 & 26, 2019 Hilton Garden Inn at La Cantera 5730 Rim Pass, San Antonio, Texas, About the Speaker... Machell Hudson, RDH, is on faculty & consults with clients through Productive Dentist Academy. She is a full-time clinical hygienist with Dr. Bruce Baird at Granbury Dental Center, and holds advanced certification in laser therapy and oral-systemic connection through the Bale Doneen method preceptorship. She can be reached at Machell@productivedentist.com or Machell Hudson, RDH, is one of America s most productive hygienist. She is the Director of oral/systemic wellness for Granbury Dental Center and a Hygiene Consultant with Productive Dentist Academy. She holds advanced laser certification, and also arterial wellness through the BaleDoneen method preceptorship. She fell in love with the dentistry at 24 when she became a dental assistant. She has worked as a hygienist for Dr. Bruce Baird at Granbury Dental Center for 10 years where she has applied her passion for hygiene and helping people. Machell shares that she feels blessed to have a job where she is able to positively impact the lives and health of her patients who she considers as family. When she is not buried in books studying the oral/systemic connection she can be found playing outside, walking her dog, or spending quality time with her son who she considers to be her biggest blessing. About the course PUTTING OUT THE FIRE: Hygienist s Role in Inflammatory Disease (Friday, January 25th, 2019, 9:00-12:00) At some point (hopefully) all hygienists ask themselves, Is this all there is...prophy after prophy, after bloody prophy?!! If you are fed up watching disease progress, falling into never-ending pockets, and encountering constant resistance from your patients, this course if for you. If your frontline detection of periodontal disease is a probe and radiographs, this course will blow your mind! Finally, the technology hygienists deserve is affordable and easy to implement. Discover how microscopes, lasers, oral DNA testing and oral antibiotics can innovate your care. Educate patients on how to implement care for oral health at home with evidenced based products and practices. From academic classroom to your operatory, she will share her success strategies: specific perio protocols communication skills technology to innovate care homecare protocols specific to patient needs evidence based research About the Speaker... Amber Auger, RDH, MPH is passionate about disease prevention, expanding roles of Registered Dental Hygienists, and creating efficiency in current systems to better serve our patients. She is a practicing registered dental hygienist, Clinical Consultant for RDH Magazine, host of #ASKAmberRDH, owner of Millennial Mentor, and featured author in RDH Magazine and DentistryIQ. Delivering engaging motivational presentations, I help individuals and teams create clarity out of current chaos. Providing preventive dental hygiene services to undeserved communities fuels my why. Providing motivational programs with extreme enthusiasm, Amber empowers dental professionals to elevate their career. About the course: (Friday, January 25th, :00 4:00) Progressive Products; Innovations Every RDH Needs

3 The culture of dentistry is changing vastly, especially as social media has changed the way our patients get information. This program is designed to go back to the "why"; why we choose the products we are treating our patients with, why we do what we do, and why our current protocols need to change. Empower your team with understanding the efficiencies of products, how they work to prevent oral diseases, and turn a new patient into a lifetime patient. Objectives Review 5 steps to increase patient acceptance and behavior change for enhanced treatment outcomes Discover how the latest technologies are used to decrease the stress on the body of the hygienist while refining the patient experience Identify and sample products for your special needs patients including xerostomia, pediatric patients, periodontal involved, high-risk patients and many more Thank you to our Friday and Saturday course/s Speaker Sponsor Andrea Johnson, RDH, MS and Deborah Seddon

4 About the Speaker (Saturday, Jan. 26, :00-4:00) Sherri Lukes, RDH, MS, FAADH has been a dental hygienist for 37 years and holds advanced degrees in education. She is associate professor emerita, Southern Illinois University Dental Hygiene Program, where she taught oral pathology, public health, multicultural dental hygiene and advanced periodontics clinic. Her research concentration was in oral pathology, migrant farm worker oral health, and challenges of other underserved groups, resulting in multiple peer reviewed publications. A Pathology Fellow and approved speaker of the American Academy of Dental Hygiene, Sherri enjoys integrating her expertise from years of teaching and research into CE courses to empower dental professionals in the delivery of care. Ms. Lukes is a Past President of the Illinois Dental Hygienists Association and a member of the American Academy of Oral Medicine. Community service includes biannual mission trips to central Mexico, where accompanied by SIU dental hygiene students, she provides oral health care in an orphanage and remote villages. She received Community Service, Teacher of the Year, and Research Paper of the Year awards while at SIU, was named an Oral Health Champion by the IFLOSS Coalition and the Illinois Department of Public Health and is a past recipient of the Sunstar/RDH Award of Distinction From the Cradle to the Grave: Oral Pathology Through the Life Span (Saturday, Jan. 26, :00-12:00-3 CEUs) Instructional Objectives: Upon completion of the session participants will be able to: 1. Explain the etiology of various oral pathologic conditions affecting children, adolescent, adult and geriatric clients. 2. Describe the clinical appearance of various oral pathologic conditions. 3. List treatment options for various oral pathologic conditions. 4. Explain the importance of current oral pathology knowledge when conducting intra/extra-oral exams. 5. Compare/contrast lesions that can be considered in a differential diagnosis for each pathologic entity. 6. Describe oral symptoms of various systemic conditions as presented in cases. Every day in our dental practices, patients of all ages present with various oral pathologies. This course is an overview of oral pathologic conditions affecting children, adults and geriatric clients. It includes both common and uncommon conditions. Many of the images and cases presented are from Ms. Lukes own personal collection of lesion images accumulated over 37 years as a dental hygienist and a 28-year teaching career. Etiology, clinical appearance, treatment options and relevance to dental hygiene are included for each lesion/condition. Comparison images for inclusion in the differential diagnosis will also be presented and discussed. This course can serve as an excellent update for seasoned hygienists/dentists or a relevant review for new graduates entering the field. Oral Pathology and the Assessment Process: It s Risky Business (Saturday, Jan. 26, :00-4:00-3 CEUs) Upon completion of the session, participants will be able to: 1. Explain the assessment process as it relates to oral lesion detection 2. List the descriptors for pathologic lesions used in the assessment process 3. Describe specific lesions that correspond with the various descriptors 4. Discuss the possible conditions included in the differential diagnoses of various types of oral lesions 5. Describe the types of oral cancer lesions 6. Differentiate oral cancer lesions from similar appearing lesions 7. Demonstrate an oral cancer screening with screening devices This course will review the assessment portion of the dental hygiene process of care, specifically in relation to oral pathology and lesion detection. The range of descriptors for lesions and anomalies will be presented with lesion examples for each descriptor. Cases with the various types of lesions with be presented with a differential diagnosis discussion with

5 audience participation. Emphasis will be placed on detecting lesions that are suspicious for oral cancer and differentiation of similar appearing lesions.

6 SCHEDULE Friday, January 25, 2019 Saturday, January 26, :30-9:00 - Check In & on-site registration 8:30-9:00 - Check-In & on-site registration 9:00-12:00 - PUTTING OUT THE FIRE 9:00 12:00- From the Cradle to the Grave 12:00-1:00 - Lunch (provided for ALL DAY registrants) 12:00-1:00 - Lunch (provided for ALL DAY registrants) 1:00-4:00- "Progressive Products." 1:00-4:00 - Oral Pathology and the Assessment Process LOCATION Hilton Garden Inn at La Cantera 5730 Rim Pass, San Antonio, Texas, Directions, CONFIRMATION/REFUNDS: Confirmations will be sent if an address is provided on registration form. Refunds: Written requests for refunds must be received 7 days prior to course presentation and carries a $25 cancellation fee. CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS: 12 CEUs available (3 for each course) These courses have been approved by the San Antonio District Dental Hygienists' Association, a State Board of Dental Examiners approved provider of continuing education for DENTISTS, DENTAL HYGIENISTS, AND DENTAL ASSISTANTS. Recommended for all team members! QUESTIONS? CONTACT: Lois Palermo - for registration information (713) or Dale Hahn - for general information (979) FYI: * Hotel room temperatures vary so it is suggested that you bring a jacket. * Remember to provide an address on the registration form in order to receive confirmation * Lunch is provided for ALL DAY registrants A big Thank You to the following exhibitors without whom quality education would be difficult to provide: Crest Oral B, Dental Partners, Q-Optics, Parkell, CloSys, Mouthmate and Young GSK will be displaying

7 COME GET IT ALL, Y ALL San Antonio District Dental Hygienists' Society (2 day) 12 hour CE weekend Registration Form: PLEASE PRINT name as you wish it to appear on your Certificate of Completion. Name as it appears on your license: RDH, DDS, RDA, other (circle your credential) Address: City, St. Zip: Phone #s: (H) (W) (Cell) Address: (needed for confirmation) Fees: Early Bird Before Jan. 17th After Jan. 17th Before Jan. 17th After Jan. 17th F R I D A Y F R I D A Y S A T U R D A Y S A T U R D A Y AM PM BOTH AM PM BOTH AM PM BOTH AM PM BOTH ADHA Member $55 $55 $90 $65 $65 $100 $55 $55 $90 $65 $65 $100 Non-Member (RDH, DDS,DMD) $65 $65 $105 $75 $75 $120 $65 $65 $105 $75 $75 $120 Dental Assistants $45 $45 $80 $50 $50 $90 $45 $45 $80 $50 $50 $90 SPECIAL 2-DAY RATE RDH - ADHA MEMBER...$155 NON-MEMBER (RDH, DDS, DMD)...$170 DENTAL ASSISTANT...$135 Special Rate includes all four courses for 12 hours & includes lunch both days SPECIAL RATE REGISTRATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY JANUARY 17, Make checks payable to Omega Seminars and send them to: Lois Palermo,1236 Hunter Wood, League City, TX If paying by Credit Card: CC# Visa/MC/Discover/AMEX (circle appropriate card) Exp. Date: Credit Card registrations may be faxed to: or pay ONLINE at Please note that credit card payments may appear on billing statement as a charge from Omega Seminars. Did you provide an address in order to receive your confirmation? Lunch is provided for ALL day registrants for each day. Part of the registration fee may be donated to TexHyPAC or IOH. This form may be duplicated. Total fee enclosed or to be charged

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BEST WESTERN PLUS Austin City Hotel 2200 S IH 35 - Austin, TX 78704 Greater Austin Dental Hygienists' Association Presents "More Things You Didn't Learn in Dental/Dental Hygiene School: Cardiovascular Disease to Supplements" Part I & Part II with DR. JAMES LICHON Friday,