Why and When Bad Things Happen to Good Restorations: Preventive and Interceptive Prosthodontics

Why and When Bad Things Happen to Good Restorations: Preventive and Interceptive Prosthodontics
Friday, April 1, 2005
The Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, Dental School, University of Maryland and the Chesapeake Helath Education Program, Inc. are pleased to present...
A mature look at Implant Dentistry: Much of dental implant education is applied to the ǃ?how toǃ? portion of technical procedures. Many use implant restorations as the last alternative to conventional advanced prosthetics. We often find that our restorative treatment plans become overly complex, especially when the need arises to utilize hard and soft tissue regenerative techniques as part of these plans. There is a need to develop applied principles and a philosophy towards implant restorations just as we do with conventional fixed and removable prosthetics, ǃ?The Why.ǃ? Advanced technologies allow us to simplify techniques and to develop a practice focused on prognosis, predictability and simplicity for our services and our patients; ǃ?Single tooth dentistry.ǃ?
Learning Objectives: Integrate modern restorative philosophy.
Examine how implants relate to natural teeth.
Illustrate why implants have clinical, surgical and restorative benefits.
Faculty: JOHN P. DAVLIAKOS, DMD, is involved with the surgical placement and prosthetic reconstruction of dental implant patients. He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, School of Dental Medicine in 1984. Dr. Davliakos completed his prosthodontic residency in 1986 and a fellowship in Oral Implantology in 1987 at the University of Pittsburgh. He was an assistant professor in the post-graduate prosthodontic program at the University of Maryland, Baltimore College of Dental Surgery from 1990 to 1997. Dr. Davliakos maintains a private practice in Annapolis, MD.
Schedule: Friday, April 1, 2005
Registration 8:00 a.m.
Program 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Location: VAMC Perry Point - Bldg. 314/Theater

Pricing: Dentist Registration Fee prior to 3/18/2005 $120 After 3/18/2005 $130
Hygienist Registration Fee prior to 3/8/2005 $90 After 3/8/2005 $100
Dental Assistant Registration Fee prior to 3/8/2005 $90 After 3/8/2005 $90
Other Disciplines Registration Fee prior to 3/8/2005 $80 After 3/8/2005 $90

Contact Hours: ADA 6
AGD 6
DANB 6

Lunch: Included

Enrollment
Limit: 150

Location
Map: View Local Map / View Area Map

Directions: From I-95 take exit 93 (Perryville) and head South on Route 222, through the intersection of Route 40. Follow Route 222 South (Aiken Ave.) to its end at Broad St. Turn right on Broad St. which leads directly to the Medical Center. NOTE: Crossing the Susquehanna River Bridge, there is a $5 toll Northbound only, immediately before your exit.
NOTE: You will need to follow the BURGUNDY signs to the parking for the Theatre*. Handicapped parking is available if you follow the signs to the handicapped parking for the theatre. *Once in the parking lot, continue to follow arrows posted on buildings and hallways until you reach the Theater/Gymnasium area.