This is a program about real dentistry for real people by a real dentist! Dr. Glazer will present a potpourri of materials and techniques that will make your day at the office easier, more productive and fun! Your entire dental team will benefit from learning about the latest products and benefits provided for you and your patients. Dr. Glazer writes a monthly column by the same title for AGD Impact magazine, and reviews new products and materials on a regular basis for his column.

Objectives:

This presentation will familiarize the audience with the need, role, and responsibility of the forensic odontologist. In both civil and criminal matters, the trained odontologist is often called upon to aid in the identification of unknowns, interpret bite marks, render an opinion in issues of negligence, matters of fraud, and child abuse.

The presentation will discuss the various definitions and responsibilities of the forensic odontologist and their relationship and interaction with police, fire, and judicial agencies. Special emphasis will be placed on the role of the forensic odontologist in mass disasters, ie. multiple fatality incidents. Mass disaster team organization and the process for identification of victims, will be reviewed and highlighted with information on recent incidents.

Through the use of video tape, computer graphics, and slides, this program will graphically depict many recent incidents in which the forensic odontologist is involved in some capacity. Recent multiple fatality victim identification incidents including American Airlines Flight 587, World Trade Center incidents will also be presented, as well as Huricaine Katrina and Rita.

All New Addition to the 2012 Forensic Odontology Presentation in Long Boat Key:
Hands-On Ante and Post Mortem Participation! - Try out your newly acquired skills and make your own forensic “identifications”.



Richard M. Weledniger, DDS - Growing Your Invisalign Practice

This program is designed to help the start-up as well as the more advanced Invisalign practitioner move to the next level integrating Invisalign into their practice.

Topics may include:
• Integration if Invisalign into your current practice
• Case selection
• Patient compliance - Patient management
• Staff incentives
• Clincheck Issues, bracket placement.
• Where to do IPR and areas to avoid doing it AND.... how to do it doing it easier and less stressful for you, your team and most important - your patients
• Meet & Greet and Next - The impression your practice makes on your patient while in the office and out - - Your first impressions: the phone, the first greet, you and your team
• Attraction & Detraction of your patients • Communication Tools  / Asking for Referrals
• Treatment Presentation
• Embracing of new technology and treatment directions - Marketing & Internet Presence
• Impressionless Invisalign - Itero • Bundling with Invisalign:  Implants, Crowns, Veneers
• What is the end point with Invisalign
• Vivera Retainers and Your Hygiene practice - The common thread