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Dr. Jablow Speaking At The ADA 2010

What’s New In High Tech Dentistry?

The goal of this lecture to give dentists and their staff the information to succeed in integrating the latest high tech dental products and software into their practices. You will learn about state of the art diagnostics, magnification, easy predictable anesthesia delivery, minimally invasive dentistry, maximizing the Internet, digital impressions, lasers, social media and much more.

These easy to implement and affordable concepts will enable you to provide better diagnosis and treatment to your patients. This will reduce stress on you and your patients while increasing the productivity of your practice.  High Tech Dentistry makes dentistry enjoyable again!

 

Outline

•   You cannot treat what you have not diagnosed
•    Digital Radiography and 3D Imaging is not just for specialists.
•    Cancer detection is “YOUR RESPONSIBILITY”
•    Computer Controlled Anesthesia – No missed blocks!
•    Minimally Invasive Dentistry- Products and techniques to reverse and treat caries.
•    Lasers – Light changes the way you do things
•    Digital Impressions means no more gook in the mouth
•    Internet communications – no longer just a web pages
•    Social Media- is it right for your office?
•    Electric handpieces, Curing lights and other small items make dentistry easier.
•    New Materials and Techniques – because not all new technology beeps

 

Nothing stays the same and that includes dentistry. I don’t do any procedure the way I was taught in dental school. . Join the revolution of high tech dentistry.

 

21st Century Caries Detection - Sharpening Our Diagnostic Abilities

Learn the latest advances in caries detection. How the use of fluorescence can improve caries detection and removal. What is the latest and future in caries detection?

The latest imaging software to enhance caries detection:

1. Why an explorer may no longer be necessary.
2. Learn the benefits of enhanced caries detection.
3. How magnification and illumination improve caries detection.
4. Which new products can be incorporated into new caries detection, removal and caries reversal?

State of the Art Diagnostics and the Virtual Digital Exam

Using state of the art diagnostics the examination appointment can be made as stress free as possible for the patient, while giving the dentist the information necessary to make an accurate diagnosis. This lecture will show the dentist and staff the benefits of a virtual examination and the devices used to acquire the diagnostics: Digital Radiography with both phosphor plates and sensors; Digital Images from both intra and extra oral cameras; ConeBeam Imaging; Oral Cancer Detection Devices and Caries Detection Devices.

The learning objectives

a.    How a virtual examination will make your physical examination more comprehensive

b.     Learn what is needed to do a virtual examination

c.     Digital Radiography –Understand the difference between Sensors and Phosphor Plates

d.     Advantages of intra and extra oral photography with a DSLR or Point and Shoot camera

e.     Understand why magnification and illumination should be the standard of care

f.      Learn the differences between enhanced caries detection devices

g.     How to save a life with enhanced oral cancer detection devices 

 

 High Tech Practice On A Low Tech Budget

This lecture shows the roadmap for acquiring and implementing technology into a dental practice without requiring large capital outlays. All products discussed are less then $10,000 and many are under $1000. Learn how high tech can pay for itself through better office efficiency and communications. Not all high tech requires computers, so making any office look like a high tech practice can be achieved easily.

Learning objectives of this course will include:

1. Changing the patients perception of your office into a “High Tech Perception”
2. How to maximize the use of your practice management software.
3. Learn inexpensive imaging with off the shelf cameras’ and software.
4. Making communicating with patients and colleagues more efficient.
5. Use patient education software to enhance case acceptance.
6. Find out about high tech equipment that can reduce your stress and improve patient care.
7. Learn how to maximize your office’s Internet connection
   

Social Media, Web Pages and Maximizing Your Internet Connection

Learn the latest ways to use your offices Internet connection to improve office efficiency and improve practice communications. Some of the topics include establish social marketing including Facebook,Twitter and Groupon for your office, outsourcing billing and patient communications. Learn how to better communicate with colleagues and insurance companies. How easy continuing education can be in your pajamas.

The learning objectives of this course include:

1. Do I need to incorporate social media into my online marketing
   
2. Harnessing the power of your practice management software and the Internet.
3. Finding companies to outsource your communications needs.
4. Learn efficient methods of communicating treatment to colleagues and insurance companies
5. Why online backup is a necessary part of your backup strategy.
6. Finding dental mailing lists, continuing education and podcasts online
7. Why you should be reading dental blogs

Curing Composites Is More Than Shining A Light

Curing composite is not as simple as it seems. A lot of physics goes into the mechanisms for proper curing. This course will give dentists and hygienists the information necessary to determine the proper use of a curing light in different clinical situations. Why your old curing light might not be curing composite as well as you think. Learn about the different types of curing lights. Determine which curing lights are best for your practice. What you should look for when purchasing a new LED curing light. Learn when to change the amount of curing based on type and color of composites. You will now better understand what is happening when you turn your curing light on.

 

21st Century Restoratives - What Is New In Restorative Dentistry

Learn about the latest trend in restorative dentistry- Self Adhesive, zirconia bonding and glass ionomers! How the benefits of these new materials can enhance your dentistry while saving you time.

1. What self-adhesive composites mean for dentistry.
2. What materials are available?
3. Which procedures are self-adhesives indicated for?
4. How you can bond to zirconia?
5. How minimal invasive dentistry and glass ionomers go together

 

Computer Controlled Local Anesthesia Delivery Systems (CCLAD) 

How the use of CCLAD systems improve the delivery of local anesthesia. Compare and contrast the different products on the market.  Why CCLAD systems give more predictable and faster local anesthesia.

The learning objectives include:

1. What are the benefits of a CCLAD device?
2. Learn different anesthesia techniques including the AMSA and PSMA
3. See who simple a PDL injection can be
4. Why CCLAD gives slower injections but saves you time.

Backing Up Is Not Hard to Do!

Computers are vulnerable to hard drive crashes, virus attacks, theft and natural disasters, which can erase everything in an instant. Current statistics shows that over one in every ten hard drives fail each year. Learn how to implement a successful backup strategy for your practice and home data. We will discuss redundant backup systems for both hardware and software. Why your current backup strategy may fail and leave you vulnerable when you need it the most. Dr Jablow will instruct you on the essentials of proper back up.

The learning objectives for this course are:

1. Why data backup is important. Its more then you think.
2. What leads to loss of data?
3. Learn the best types of backup media
4. How to backup on your LAN
5. Why offsite backup is necessary
6. Why online backup should be included in a backup strategy
7. Proper backup routines will be shown
8. Why you need to restore data.

The Chartless Practice - Because Paper Is Not Free

A Guide To Reducing Paper In The Dental Office. Learn strategies for converting from paper to chartless and why chartless and paperless are not the same thing. See the benefits of digital records and why you will need to get there. Learn easy ways to make film digital along your conversation path.

The learning objectives include:

1. How to reduce paper from initial encounter to sending of records.
2. Learn the scan and shred method for digitizing charts
3. Establish proper backup procedures to ensure integrity of charts.
4. Determine why outsourcing practice communications saves you money.
5. Learn how you have complete access to all charts 24/7/365
   

Rewiring The Dental World - From G.V. Black to Google

Learn about the latest equipment and software to enhance the practice of
dentistry. There have been many advances in dentistry since extension
for prevention. Through the use of high technology the practice of
dentistry has allowed the dentist to practice with less stress and treat
the patient with greater comfort.

1. Learn the benefits of using electric handpieces
2. Why you need digital photography and radiography.
3. What are the benefits of computer controlled local anesthesia delivery systems
4. Web pages are the new Yellow Pages and optimize your practice for Google .
5. Learn the benefits of hard and soft tissue lasers
6. CBCT -see what really is inside
7. Why the Internet will make your practice more efficient.

 

Other lectures available from Dr. Jablow include:

• Off The Shelf Digital Dental Imaging - Low costs ways to enter dental photography and cosmetic imaging
• Dental Lasers - Learn about the different laser wavelengths and the procedures they best perform. Dr. Jablow has been using lasers since 1992 and is certified in multiple laser wavelength