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1 Be a part of the longest running implant continuum! WE WANT DENTIST TO BENEFIT FROM THIS PROGRAM U U U Seating Still Available Discounts Payment Plan INCORPORATE IMPLANTS INTO YOUR PRACTICE SEE INSIDE for Details on program and discounts

2 Be a part of the longest running implant continuum! Five weekend sessions starting October 5, 2018 Level Program Team Weekend Surgical Simulation Courses Overviews & Objectives Look Inside for Details A Schedule Glance at Each 5 Sessions Tuition, Registration, Payment Plan

3 LEVEL ONE PRECEPTORSHIP OBJECTIVES The participant will learn: The rationale and scientific basis for the successful clinical practice. The current concepts, principles, and clinical methodology. DIDACTIC SESSIONS History and future of dental implantology. Biomechanical and biomaterial aspects of dental implantology. Physiology of bone as well as selection of implants with different designs and surfaces relating to bone density and planned Implant function. Anatomy of the maxilla and mandible. Anatomical structures (muscles, nerves, arteries) as they relate to implant placement. Philosophies of implant retention and stabilization. Treatment planning facets, including patient selection, past dental and medical history, essential diagnostic guides (casts. templates, etc.), documentation, appoinment sequencing with laboratory, surgeon, and restorative dentist. Essentials of joint treatment planning, and recall principles. Surgical and prosthodontic considerations including incision design, fixture and abutment selection, occlusal considerations and force transmission. Peri-implantitis and its effect on the dental implant from the infective and traumatic aspects. Post-restoration responsibilities of staff personnel, hygienist, surgeon and restorative dentist on a recall basis. The proper evaluation, diagnosis, and selection of patients. To develop and understand specific implant, surgical and prosthodontic skills. To manage the more difficult clinical situations. The practice management aspects of dental implantology. Implants are becoming more widely accepted for tooth replacement and denture retention. Gain the skills and knowledge to offer these services to your patients. Includes demonstration of instruments, techniques for post-implant placement, and restoration hygiene. Principles in troubleshooting, rescue and retrieval procedures. The prosthodontic aspects of diagnosis and treatment planning as well as the clinical communication of this information to the surgeon. Procedures for developing optimum esthetics and the biomechanical loading aspects of implant restorations. Component systems will be categorized with specific indications for their use. The importance of optimal laboratory support and clinical communication skills to facilitate positive interaction with the dental technician. Diagnosis and management of surgical and restorative complications. The will feature hands-on and interactive sessions. Hands-on exercises will familiarize the preceptors with the surgical and restorative aspects of dental implant systems and prosthetic laboratory techniques.

DON T STAND ALONE, GET THE WHOLE TEAM ON BOARD FEBRUARY 8, 2019 FEBRUARY 9, 2019 A Lecture Course Dental Team Implant Certification Program EDIE GIBSON, RDH, MS Implant dentistry is here to stay!

Turning a no into a YES involves passion, integrity and unwavering confidence in your dentistry!

4 DON T STAND ALONE, GET THE WHOLE TEAM ON BOARD FEBRUARY 8, 2019 FEBRUARY 9, 2019 A Lecture Course Dental Team Implant Certification Program EDIE GIBSON, RDH, MS Implant dentistry is here to stay! Is your team prepared to discuss the benefits of this life changing treatment with your patients? Are you all speaking the same implant language in order to gain patient acceptance? Turning a no into a YES involves passion, integrity and unwavering confidence in your dentistry! This trio of traits will lead to improved patient engagement and help your patients move out of the NOzone and into your schedule. Upon completion, participants should be able to: Develop engaging communication strategies that will help patients say YES to the treatment they need and want Learn problem solving strategies for overcoming objections Appreciate surgical and restorative options Recognize signs and symptoms of peri-implant diseases Understand instrumentation/maintenance procedures for optimal patient care Differentiate between technologies to help create a customized home care protocol to improve patient engagement EDIE GIBSON, RDH, MS, is a Registered Dental Hygienist that brings over 30 years of diverse, hands-on clinical and business expertise to the podium. She incorporates real world experiences and humor into all her programs, making difficult subjects fun, empowering, and thought provoking for the entire TEAM! Edie owned a private Dental Hygiene practice in Crested Butte, CO called About Face where implant dentistry was everyday conversation. Edie is the Sr. Director, Clinical Education and Training for Claronav, a Founding Fellow of the ADIA, and a 2013 Sunstar RDH Award of Distinction recipient. She is also a Thought Leader/KOL for several companies and a contributing author to the bestselling book, Overcoming Mediocrity. TIME Check-in: Dental School, 7:30 AM Program: Friday, 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM LOCATION UT Health San Antonio, School of Dentistry TUITION Individual: $ CREDIT Hours: 7 SPECIAL INFORMATION: Upon completion of this program, the participant will be eligible for membership status of the Association of Dental Implant Auxiliaries (ADIA). A Lecture Course The Business of Implant Dentistry Communication, Organization, and Managing Risk JOY MILLIS, CERTIFIED SPEAKING PROFESSIONAL Did you know that 50 percent of your existing patients could be implant candidates waiting to receive care? Did you also know that your team members can have the greatest influence on your patients decisions about treatment? Joy Millis brings important skills for improving organization and communication when providing implant dentistry! From marketing to managing risk, along with making financial arrangements without insurance involvement, and coordinating treatment to completion, this program is essential to your success in bringing more implant dentistry and comprehensive care into your practice! At the conclusion, participants should be able to: Find and inspire implant candidates to receive care Understand the impact of the environment on treatment acceptance Answer questions effectively about implant dentistry Help patients make great decisions and receive the best of care Make financial arrangements with fewer misunderstandings Coordinate treatment to completion of care Get Things Done! Manage Risk Your Role and Responsibility JOY MILLIS, CSP, CERTIFIED SPEAKING PROFESSIONAL, is an expert with the business of implant dentistry, getting paid without insurance involvement, and recovering lost patients. She has a rich history in implant dentistry as a pioneer in the field. As a practice development consultant, Joy helps dentists grow their practices and train their teams, addressing the needs and fears, while helping them better serve their patients. She has earned the National Speakers Association s highest earned designation of Certified Speaking Professional, CSP, and is on the visiting faculty of the UT Health San Antonio along with Augusta University (MCG), where she teaches the business of implant dentistry. Joy Millis is dentistry s superhero, providing innovative solutions for dentists in crisis reviving their spirit and their practice. TIME Check-in: Dental School, 8:00 AM Program: Friday, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM LOCATION UT Health San Antonio, School of Dentistry LEVEL TWO TUITION Dentist: $ Allied Dental Personnel: $ CREDIT Hours: 7

5 LEVEL THREE A SIMULATED IMPLANT PLACEMENT AND RESTORATIVE COURSE The patient treatment mannequins are the most advanced in the world. Receive the knowledge, skills and confidence that are essential to a successful implant practice. This three-day program provides lectures, lab observation, and hands-on instruction on simulated -patient mannequins that feature soft tissue and bone. Each learning station is equipped with a computer for accessing reference materials and has all simulated patient materials, including: radiographs, CT scans, and models. This course is designed for dentists who have a surgical experience and have completed the in Dental. *Course to be held at Zimmer Biomet Institute Training Facility in Carlsbad, California Course date in Spring More details coming soon! Participants will be able to understand: Basic restorative and surgical treatment planning skills, rationale, and scientific basis for using implant therapy to restore oral function, health and esthetics. Surgical skills in soft tissue management and implant placement for single-unit, multiple-unit and full arch cases. Treatment planning, scientific rationale and surgical treatment skills in minor bone grafting techniques such as ridge augmentation and ridge preservation techniques. Techniques in extraction and immediate implant placement. Gain experience with the latest implant surgery and prosthetic implant instrumentation. Impression techniques. Restorative techniques using advanced mannequin models for single unit, multiple unit, and fully edentulous scenarios with various overdenture attachments. Various treatment options for managing complex prosthodontic needs.

Surgical Principles for Dental CLASS 2 November 2 & 3, 2018 Diagnostic Imaging for Implant Dentistry Legal Aspects of Implant Dentistry Multidisciplinary Implant Treatment Planning Implant

Treatment Planning: Biology, Biomaterials, Patient Selection, Diagnosis, Basic Surgery, Basic Prosthetics and Maintenance Hands-on Participation Exercises on Models in the MD Labs CLASS 4 January 11

and Communications Patient Presentation (Participation Session) Implant Surgical Complications Implant Restorative Complications and Management Sinus Elevation and Augmentation: The Closed and Open

6 Five sessions at a glance! CLASS 1 October 5 & 6, 2018 History and Principles of Dental Using Radiology to Guide Implant Planning and Surgery Treatment Planning & Designing the Implant Restoration & Patient Cases Basic Surgical Principles for Dental CLASS 2 November 2 & 3, 2018 Diagnostic Imaging for Implant Dentistry Legal Aspects of Implant Dentistry Multidisciplinary Implant Treatment Planning Implant Prosthodontics: Seeing Old Landscapes with New Eyes Making Implant Dentistry Everyday Dentistry CLASS 3 December 7 & 8, 2018 Retooling the General Practice with Dental Implants Dental Implant Treatment Planning: Biology, Biomaterials, Patient Selection, Diagnosis, Basic Surgery, Basic Prosthetics and Maintenance Hands-on Participation Exercises on Models in the MD Labs CLASS 4 January 11 & 12, 2019 Guided Bone Regeneration: Decision making in Clinical Practice Clinical Anatomy of the Head and Neck CLASS 5 (Also Team Weekend) Feburary 8 & 9, 2019 Fixed Restorations Abutment Choices and Communications Patient Presentation (Participation Session) Implant Surgical Complications Implant Restorative Complications and Management Sinus Elevation and Augmentation: The Closed and Open Approach Provisionalization and Ridge Augmentation Diagnosis and Treatment of Peri-Implants Patient Presentation (Participation Session) Immediate Full Arch Implant Rehabilitation - Prosthodontic, Surgical and Laboratory Principles CLASS 5 DENTAL TEAM WEEKEND Dental Team Implant Certification Course (Dental Hygiene & Dental Assistants) The Business of Implant Dentistry Communication, Organization, and Managing Risk REGISTRATION Preregistration for this program is necessary. Register at Look for the banner on our home page. You may also call the Office of Continuing Dental Education at (210) TUITION INFORMATION 5 sessions meet Friday and Saturday. Fee includes course materials, breakfast and lunch each day of courses, and celebration party. Upon completion of this program, the participant will be eligible for fellowship status of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists (ICOI). 24th Annual PRECEPTORSHIP DIRECTORS ROBERT J. CRONIN, JR., D.D.S., M.S. BRIAN L. MEALEY, D.D.S., M.S., received his dental degree from The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, Dental School in He attained his specialty certificate in Periodontics from Wilford Hall Air Force Medical Center, Lackland Air Force Base in 1990 and a Master of Science in Periodontics from the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, Dental School. Dr. Mealey is a Professor and Director of the Periodontics Residency at UT Health San Antonio, School of Dentistry. E. MATTHEW LAMB, D.D.S., F.A.C.P., is a board certified prosthodontist and Director of the Residency in Advanced Prosthodontics at UT Health, San Antonio. Dr. Lamb graduated from New York University College of Dentistry. He pursued two years of advanced surgical and restorative training at the Hunter Holmes McGuire VA Medical Center in Richmond, Virginia. He then moved to San Antonio to complete a prosthodontics residency and currently teaches at UT Health San Antonio, School of Dentistry. PRECEPTORSHIP CO-FOUNDERS ROLAND M. MEFFERT, D.D.S. Our implant program was the first to offer a combined surgery/restorative curriculum and is now the model for programs throughout the world. The Dental School thanks Nobel Biocare, Salv Specialities, Straumann USA, and Zimmer Biomet for their unrestricted educational grants in support of this continuing education program.

7 HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS Special rates have been made at several hotels near UT Health San Antonio. Please make your reservations directly with the hotel for all the weekends. Mention your participation at the UT Health San Antonio Continuing Dental Education program, in Dental Series. Visit our website for a list of hotels. PREREGISTRATION: Preregistration is necessary. Please call the Office of Continuing Dental Education at (210) to pre-register for The, or mail the registration form with credit card number or check made payable to UTHSCSA to: UTHSCSA - Continuing Dental Education - MSC Floyd Curl Drive San Antonio, Texas phone: (210) fax: (210) TUITION INFORMATION 5 sessions meet Friday and Saturday. Fee includes course materials, breakfast and lunch each day of courses, and celebration party. CREDIT (Course Code: A) AGD Code 690 and related subject codes. Up to 100 Hours. Incorporate implants into your practice PRECEPTORSHIP IN DENTAL IMPLANTOLOGY, TEAM WEEKEND, AND SIMULATED IMPLANT RESTORATIVE REFUND POLICY If you must cancel your registration, please notify the Office of Continuing Dental Education as soon as you determine you are unable to attend so that a refund may be considered. Due to commitments to these type of programs, any cancellation made before August 6, 2018 will be subject to an administrative fee assessment of 25% of total tuition plus applicable nonrefundable deposits. Any cancellation made after August 6, 2018 does not qualify for a refund. However, participants may choose to place their tuition minus an administrative, applicable nonrefundable deposits, and any direct cost fee assessment's into a holding account for future use. "No Shows" will not qualify for refunds. Written notification is required within five business days by mail, fax, or to initiate the refund process. Allow four to six weeks for all refunds. The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider. ADA CERP is a service of the American Dental Association to assist dental professionals in identifying quality providers of continuing dental education. ADA CERP does not approve or endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry. Continuing Dental Education credits are designated in each course description. Concerns or complaints about a CE provider may be directed to the provider or to ADA CERP at TUITION & REGISTRATION NEXT PAGE

8 Fill out & fax this registration form to or call us at Use one form per person. Photocopy as needed. Register for all Levels and receive an additional $200 discount! SAVE $1300 PAYMENT PLAN Make a non-refundable deposit of $1500 by AUGUST 31, The remaining balance will be paid in monthly payments. Must be paid in full by January 31, 2019 LEVEL ONE PRECEPTORSHIP IN DENTAL IMPLANTOLOGY SPECIAL TUITION $7,750 ENDS Regular tuition after July 31 SOON $8,250 SAVE $500 Check Here for Level 1 Check for Payment Plan Name Date of Birth / / r DDS r DMD Office Address City/State/Zip DON T STAND ALONE! EDUCATE YOUR TEAM! LEVEL TWO TEAM WEEKEND DISCOUNT TUITION Register for both Team $370 courses DISCOUNT ENDS SOON Regular tuition $420 SAVE $50 each person Check Here for Level 2 Home Address City/State/Zip Office No. Home No. Fax No. Dental School LEVEL THREE Register for both courses: PRECEPTORSHIP & SIMULATED IMPLANT SPECIAL TUITION $1,500 ENDS Regular tuition SOON $2,250 SAVE $750 Check Here for Level 3 Year of Graduation Specialty/Position Enclosed (payable to UTHSCSA): Check No. r Visa r MasterCard r Discover Card No. (include the last three numbers on the signature part of the card) Exp. Date Name on Card

IMPLANT CONTINUUM/EXTERNSHIP

CONTINUING DENTAL EDUCATION IMPLANT CONTINUUM/EXTERNSHIP Lecture & Hands-on Workshop Course beginning April 2017 2018 Dates Coming Soon Sponsored by The University of the Tennessee College of Dentistry