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Continuing Dental Education - Fall 2006 Course Schedule Penn Dental Medicine offers a range of continuing dental education programs built around quality, access, and relevance for practicing dentists and dental hygienists. As a courtesy to our alumni, a 25% discount is offered for all Penn Dental Medicine CDE courses. We are pleased to present our Fall 2006 Program and appreciate your continued participation in our courses. Register now to take advantage of additional early registration discounts! If you have any questions or need more information, please contact: Lauren M. Rocca |
» October 7, 2006 Alumni Tuition: After September 16, 2006: This course will provide updates on recent diagnostic and therapeutic advances of common medical disorders, highlight the impact of these disorders on oral health, and review protocols for managing medical emergencies in the dental office. |
| » October 28, 2006 Alumni Tuition: $221.25 After October 7, 2006: $258.75 The morning session is a lecture and discussion about the theory of forensic dentistry, medicolegal issues, disaster management (practical exercise) and antemortem/postmortem x-ray identification. The afternoon will be spent participating in teams in a postmoretem/antemortem identification lab. A lecture and practical exercise on bite-mark analysis will follow. |
| » November 17, 2006 Implications of Cardiovascular Diseases for Dental Care and Oral Health  Presented by Thomas Sollecito, DMD and Frank E. Silvestry, MD 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., 7 CDE lecture credit hours The Crowne Plaza Philadelphia 1800 Market Street Philadelphia, Pa. Alumni Tuition: After October 27, 2006: This program reinforces the need to value interdisciplinary practice and collaboration between dental and medical professionals in today's health care environment. Participants will be introduced to the latest research findings in cardiovascular disease and how it impacts the oral health care and management of patients. |
| » November 18, 2006 Microsurgery in Endodontics Presented by Syngcuk Kim DDS, PhD, MD, Hon and Samuel I. Kratchman, DMD 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., 7 CDE lecture credit hours Robert Schattner Center Philadelphia, Pa. This course is geared towards oral surgeons and general dentists practicing apical surgery. A live surgical demonstration will be performed on difficult posterior teeth and the principles and practice of microsurgery will be discussed in lectures. Attendance at this course is limited to 40 people. Alumni Tuition: $375.00 After October 27, 2006: $412.50 |
| » December 1-2, 2006 The lecture will address five key elements – diagnosis, treatment planning, case presentation/education, instrumentation, and re-care/monitoring – that are crucial to success in recognizing and treating the periodontally susceptible patient as well as the patient with active periodontal disease. The second day will feature four hands-on workshops, focusing on traditional manual instrumentation, advanced manual instrumentation, ultrasonic instrumentation, and instrument sharpening. Alumni Tuition: After November 10, 2006: |
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