The Hispanic Dental Association designates this activity for 30 continuing education credits.
The Hispanic Dental Association 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. Concerns or complaints about a CE provider may be directed to the provider or to the ADA CERP.
HIGH PERFORMANCE LEADERSHIP COMPETENCIES: Identify Behaviors you can practice today for tomorrow's success
Moderated by
Paula Vogel, MA
A-dec
Corporate Liaison to the HDA Foundation
ENDODONTIC AND PERIODONTALLY COMPROMISED TEETH: “The Borderline Disease”
Presented by
Pilar Valderrama, DDS, MS Diplomate of the American Academy of Periodontology, Private Practice, Dallas, Texas & Luis Yepes, DDS, Certified in Endodontics, Assistant Clinical Professor, University Of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio
This course, provided by an
intra-professional education team,
will challenge your thinking about
the diagnosis, prognosis, and
treatment of endodontic and
periodontally compromised teeth (EPCT). The relationships between the periodotium and the pulp will be discussed using interactive technology based on multi-disciplinary cases to better understand this borderland disease. The aim is to help clinicians make therapeutic decisions of maintaining or extracting EPCT based on scientific evidence. Practitioners will learn about the use of new techonologies available for the diagnosis and treatment of demanding cases involving EPCT. The survival/success rates of EPCT treated with a multi-specialty team involving different therapeutic approaches will be discussed.
Objectives:
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To describe the pathways that communicate the pulp and the periodontium
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To describe methods for efficiently diagnosing endodontically/ Periodontally compromised teeth
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To define methods to establish the prognosis of endo-perio compromised teeth
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To describe therapeutic approaches for endo-perio compromised teeth.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT, Public/Private Partnerships in Providing Dental Care to Underserved Communities
Presented by
Christina A. Demopoulos, D.D.S., M.P.H.
Assistant Professor, Clinical Sciences at UNLV School of Dental Medicine
Nevada State Dental Director/Division of Public and Behavioral Health
LEADERSHIP: Taking your Place as Future Oral Health Leaders
Presented by
J.R. Gonzales, a nationally recognized public speaker, professional trainer, communications consultant, and long-time community activist.
AIRWAY, AIRWAY, AIRWAY +
ANESTHESIOLOGY
IN DENTISTRY
WHAT'S NEW IN ENDODONTICS
Presented by
Antonio Berto, DDS
Private Practice, Highland Park Endodontics, Dallas, Texas, Director of the Endodontic section of the Advanced Education in General Dentistry (AEGD) program Baylor College of Dentistry
Presented by
Dr. Daniel Orr, DDS, MS (Anesthesiology), PhD, JD, MD
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon,
Private Practice, Las Vegas,
Nevada. Dr. Orr is a Diplomate: American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, National Dental Board of Anesthesiology, and American Board of Legal Medicine. Dr. Orr is the Editor of the Nevada Dental Association Journal and President of the American Association of Dental Editors and Journalists. He is Professor and Director of OMS and Anesthesiology at UNLV SDM.
PRESENTATION AND PANEL ON PROFESSIONAL OPTIONS
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF COMMON ORAL SOFT TISSUE LESIONS
(2:15 pm - 4:15 pm)
FOREIGN TRAINED
DENTISTS PANEL: Creating your Career Path in the US
Moderated by
Dr. Vidal Balderas, DDS, MPH
Presented by
Dr. Ed Herschaft, DDS, MA
Professor (with Tenure), Biomedical Sciences, University of Nevada- Las Vegas (UNLV) School of Dental Medicine, Professor Emeritus, Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) College of Dental Medicine, Diplomate- American Board of Oral Medicine, Diplomate- American Board of Forensic Odontology
Moderated by
Dr. Edwin Chicchon, DDS
Private practitioner and dental commentator on San Jose, CA's Telemundo affiliate station.
ADVOCATING FOR DENTISTRY: Speaking with One Voice
THE PATIENT WITH FEAR AND PTSD ON THE DENTAL CHAIR- WHAT PROVIDERS NEED TO KNOW
THE BUSINESS SIDE OF DENTISTRY- WHAT EVERY DENTIST SHOULD KNOW
Presented by
Tom Dawson JD, MPH, MA
Senior Congressional Lobbyist
Department of Congressional Affairs, ADA
Presented by
Bob Creamer, CPA
Director of Dental Services at AKT CPA, former President and Managing Partner of Creamer & Associates, PC a dental CPA firm
Presented by
Dr. Augusto Ruiz, PsyD
Clinical Psychologist, Deployment Behavioral Health Psychologist - WRNMMC
SERVICE PROGRAM
A REVIEW OF EARLY ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT INDICATIONS
PRIVATE AND PUBLIC HEALTH OPTIONS
Facilitated by
BOT Student Members:
Jose Castillo- Harvard University
Daniel Gonzalez- Tufts University
Alyssa Benitez- Tufts University
Presented by
Dr. Carlos Nurko, DDS
MSDiplomate American Board of Orthodontics and Pediatric Dentistry, Past President of the North Texas Hispanic Dental Association Orthodontic Private Practice Frisco and Plano Texas
Presented by
Diana Macri, BSDH, MS.Ed., MAADH Assistant Professor, Hostos Community College
WHY HDA: The Value and Benefits of Professional Membership
SUPRA-GINGIVAL DENTISTRY
Presented by
Dr. Tyrone Rodriguez, DDS
HDA President
Presented by
Dr. Jose Luis Ruiz, DDS
Founder and Director of the
Los Angeles Institute of Clinical
Dentistry, former Director of the
University of California's Esthetic
Dentistry Continuum, Honorary
Clinical Professor at Warwick
University in England, Member of
the editorial board for Dentistry Today, Associate Instructor at Dr. Gordon Christensen's PCC in Utah, Independent Evaluator of dental products for CR, Fellow of the Academy of General Dentistry, Named as one of the "Leaders in CE in 2005-2014" by Dentistry Today
Description and Objectives:
Part 1
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The most critical physiological function for dentists to protect is ventilation. Statistically, the vast majority of dental office based patient mortality is related to airway compromise. This talk will stress measures to optimally assure effective airway function.
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To become more aware of protective airway measures.
Part 2
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U.S. Dentistry introduced safe, reproducible, and cost-effective general anesthesia to the world in December 1844. Since that time and to this day dentists continue to contribute singular insights and innovations to the art and science of anesthesiology
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To gain an increased appreciation of the singular contributions of dentistry to the art and science of anesthesiology.
Presented by
Brad Newman, Founder
and Chief Buzz Officer at
Dentainment
SOCIAL MEDIA FOR DENTISTS: Game-Changing Lessons for your Dental Office's "Digital-Footprint"
The purpose of this 1.5 hour lecture presentation is to provide the participant with evidence based information concerning the recognition of oral mucosal lesions and the development of differential diagnoses for these conditions. An in-depth review of the importance of evaluating location, size, color and surface characteristics of oral mucosal pathology will be stressed. Current protocols for the therapeutic treatment of common oral mucosal lesions will also be discussed.
Objectives:
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Build a foundational knowledge of the etiology of soft tissue lesions of the oral cavity.
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Understand the relationship between the SOAP-P approach to the clinical evaluation of pathologic problems and patterns of pathology.
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Know the importance of LOCATION in the differential diagnosis of soft tissue lesions of the oral mucosa.
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Describe the terminology associated with surface descriptors of mucosal soft tissue lesions.
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Appreciate the importance of early diagnosis of oral mucosal soft tissue lesions.
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Understand the treatment approaches to common oral mucosal lesions.
This presentation will be practical
and informative for helping Oral
Health Providers that will be working with Hispanic Veterans suffering from PTSD and Odontophobia. We will review several differences between military and civilian culture and how these differences may impact patient care. We will also review the diagnosis of PTSD and Odontophobia. Oral Health Care Providers should leave this lecture with a better understanding of the diagnosis of PTSD and Odontopbia. We will also review several empirically based treatments for these disorders. Presenter will share several questions that should be asked and practice considerations that will increase the patient’s chances for a positive treatment outcome. Finally this presentation will explore comorbid conditions that should be considered with this population and available resources for veterans.
Objectives:
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Help Oral Health providers identify military connected Hispanic patients with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder(PTSD).
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Teach Oral Health Providers how military patients with PTSD and Odontophobia (Dental Phobia) may differ from civilian patients.
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Review the different causes for PTSD and Odontophobia and how is it assessed and treated.
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Review strategies Oral Health Providers may use to increase their chance for a successful outcome when working with PTSD or Odontophobia patients.
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Discuss additional co-occurring behavioral health concerns that are common with Veterans.
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Providers will be offered additional resources to assist them when working with Veterans.
Why gamble on the success of your practice and your retirement? Get the insight you need from the dental industry’s most recognized tax professional. Let Bob Creamer explain where you’ll find money that’s already in your practice. Wherever you are in your Dental career, learn important concepts to achieving personal and professional goals. Understand why the majority of dentists cannot retire when they want to. Gain an understanding of why this is true and how you can take steps now to be able to retire. Enjoy the journey throughout your dental practice by putting your Taxing Partners to work in your practice. Learn helpful techniques to maximize your income and quality of life.
Objectives:
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Improve your quality of life and income!
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Understand the tax laws of dentistry and how to make them work in your practice.
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Discover leaks in your practice that drain away profits.
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Maxamize your retirement savings today.
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Enhancing your practice to bring bottom-line results.
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Learn important concepts to achieve personal and professional goals.
The “Gold Standard” for initiating orthodontic treatment is known to be during the adolescent growth spurt, and or the late mixed to early permanent dentition, this timing has shown to be the most effective and efficient. Why deviate from this standard and initiate treatment earlier?
Objectives:
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To understand what orthodontic problems are effectively and efficiently managed early
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To be familiar with the American Association of Orthodontics guidelines for initial orthodontic evaluation
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To review the literature and the different indications for early orthodontic treatment presenting different clinical cases like: early space loss, sucking habits, crowding, anterior and posterior crossbites, Class II, Class III, ankylosed molars, impactions, supernumerary teeth
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To understand the role of treatment timing based on skeletal maturation for Dentofacial Orthopedic treatment.
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To present the 3D CBCT imaging technology as a tool for diagnosis, treatment planning and patient education for the cases presented
The practice of dental hygiene is
poised to change dramatically in
the coming years. Changes in
the American healthcare system, coupled with the rise of mid-level service providers, means increased autonomy and career opportunities for hygienists in every sector, be it private practice, public health, business or education. Aging and underserved patient populations open up a plethora of employment opportunities for savvy hygienists who can provide necessary dental care to those in need. Technological advances, particularly in the area of social media, offer innovative hygienists a forum where they can advertise and advocate. Antiquated business models no longer suffice. Join us in a discussion on the future of dental hygiene as we explore exciting and lucrative career paths.
Objectives:
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Understand the history of the dental hygiene profession and rationale for the expansion of definitons of practice
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Examine the barriers to care of certain patient populations
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Explain the need to prepare for positions in settings other than private practice *
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Discuss the Advanced Dental Hygiene Practitioner and Dental Therapist models and their effect on the dental hygiene profession
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Explain the role of governmental agencies on policy making for dental health care in America *
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Identify healthcare providers with whom collaborations must be forged in order to improve patient outcomes and more effective business models *
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Appreciate the profound impact dental hygienists can make in improving health and quality of life of all citizens *
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Identify outreach program that provide dental hygienists with opportunities to provide care
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Understand each state’s dental hygiene practice act and how hygienists can be utilized more effectively using modern practice management strategies
This is an exciting time for social media and generating exposure for your dental practices. Effectively using social media is an absolute
game-changer for your new patient flow, overall brand and long-term success.
Objectives:
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Learn how to transform your team members into "office ambassadors"
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By empowering team members, offices can increase social activity and engagement, improve their voice, and drive more web traffic
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We'll also cover the best social media channels for your dental office to focus on
This lecture will highlight how using "Supra-gingival Dentistry" techniques and understanding the specific characteristics of these new materials, dentistry can become easier and more predictable than ever.
Objectives:
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Demonstrate how supra-gingival, minimally invasive onlays and all ceramic crowns are healthier for patients and more predictable and enjoyable for the dentist
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Distinguish between onlays, or all porcelain crowns systems and identify which one works best under a particular circumstance
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Learn the new paradigm of simple predictable tooth preparation techniques specific to supra-gingival minimally invasive, veneers, onlays, etc.
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Demonstrate temporization
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Choose which bonding systems and cements are most appropriate for use with inlays and onlays and metal free full crowns
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Describe sensitive free and easy cementation techniques
This exciting workshop will cover the fundamentals in endodontics on anatomy and morphology, new regeneration techniques, irrigation as well as a hands-on workshop to enhance practical skills in rotary instrumentation, irrigation and obturation of the root canal system.
Objectives:
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Designed for the general dentist, this course focuses on introducing a new technique that will increase the productivity and efficiency in a consistent way.
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Topics include:
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Tooth anatomy
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Regeneration techniques
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Irrigation methods
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Effective shaping and cleaning using as little as ONE file with the NEW WAVE-One system (hands-on)
Lunch: ¿Dónde Está Nuestra Comunidad?: Trending Now in Dental Education
RSVP Required
RSVP Required
Led by
Al Canal
Chief Relations Officer at Bankers Healthcare Group
Luncheon & Roundtable Discussions for HDA Faculty Advisors and Members
Moderated by
Luis Yepes, DDS, Faculty Advisor Committee Chair of HDA
& Dr. Jorge E Rojas DDS. O.S. Academic Relations - Western Region Colgate Oral Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
HDA NATIONAL ZUMBATHON: Dance for a Kid's Smiles
SCHOLARSHIP PRESENTATION:
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HDAF, A-dec
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COLGATE-PALMOLIVE
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PROCTER & GAMBLE
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JUAN D. VILLAREAL
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HDA Foundation
Presentation of Scholarships & Awards
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HISPANIC DENTAL ASSOCIATION NATIONAL SERVICE AWARD
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COLGATE PALMOLIVE / HDA NATIONAL FACULTY AWARD
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HDA & HEALTHY START (A BHG FOUNDATION) NATIONAL OUTSTANDING DENTAL PRACTIONER AWARD
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PROFESSIONAL CHAPTER OF THE YEAR AWARD
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STUDENT CHAPTER OF THE YEAR AWARD
ROOM: Castellana 1 & 2
Led by
Carlos Nurko DDS, MS (Past president of the North Texas HDA chapter), and Katie McClain, Licenced Zumba® Instructor
Full Schedule: Sessions & Speakers
*Schedule subject to change
The Hispanic Dental Association is unlike all other associations. What drives us is our mission to serve, to educate, to advocate and to lead. In this engaging talk, HDA's President will cover the value and benefits of HDA membership, why you should remain engaged as as current student and future oral health leader.
This short talk & Zumba session is brought to you by the leader behind "Dance for a Kid's Smile" Zumbathon event that raised $2,000 for free dental care to disadvantaged children in Dallas Ft. Worth Metroplex area.
PROFESSIONAL & STUDENT CHAPTER
OFFICER MEETING
HDA's National Zumbathon will fuse fitness, entertainment and culture into an exhilarating dance-fitness sensation! Zumba® exercise classes are "fitness-parties" that blend upbeat world rhythms with easy-to-follow choreography, for a total-body workout that feels like a celebration.
Objectives:
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To present a fundraising model, that can be easy replicated by any dental group, society, or HDA student or professional chapter to embrace the dance celebration to raise funds for dental care in their communities.
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To give the attending members at the HDA Annual Conference the experience of the Latin dance-inspired Zumba Fitness workout with a Licensed Zumba Instructor
JR Gonzales is the founder and president of JRG Communications, Inc. He has served as Chairman of the Board of the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC), the Texas Association of Mexican American Chambers of Commerce, and the Greater Austin Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Gonzales has also served as the acting president and CEO of the USHCC during an organizational transition period.
With extensive leadership experience, Mr. Gonzales has a solid background in the obstacles that face the Hispanic community and how hard it is to overcome those challenges and succeed in business.
Panelists:
Dr. Millie McClain, PhD- Academia
Dr. Frank Ramos, DDS- Private Practicioner
Dr. Maritza Morell, DMD, MS, MPH- Hospital Setting
Dr. Michael Lopez, DDS- Private Practice, Community Clinics, Health Education Advocate
*HANDS ON COURSE*
Today’s dental practices are vastly complex and much different than they were 20 years ago. With the advent of technology, infusion of healthcare regulatory rulings and mandates a practitioner is now tasked with being the CEO, CFO, HR , IT Associate and the Dentist. Securing a better understanding of their overall business as a practitioner and helping close the gap exposed in a poorly managed practice will provide them the means to manage financial partnerships, communicate to their staff, vendors, and ultimately their patients which in the end will create a more cohesive and healthy practice.
The main points disseminated in this presentation will provide today’s healthcare provider with the basic business principles of managing a practice more successfully. This will include, but not be limited to, the following:
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Financial Management – Understanding how better managing your finances can provide peace-of-mind and ultimately better business practices that lead to healthier patient relationships.
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Management Principles - How to communicate, manage and provide leadership to both your patients and team.
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Maintaining Good Credit – Comprehending the nuances of business credit and the importance of maintaining this credit as it relates to the overall health, wellness and reputation of the practice.
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Making Smart Financial Decisions – Dissecting and explaining the basics of financial principles enabling their ability to make more sound decisions on practice financing.
Mr. Dawson will discuss the role of Advocacy in the Dental Health Profession. Particular focus will be given to recent changes in dentistry since the passage of the Affordable Care Act. Mr. Dawson will also explain how those changes have impacted the practice of dentistry and patient care. Finally, he will discuss the future of Dentistry, and how the American Dental Association and the Hispanic Dental Association are working together to move the oral health agenda forward.
Objective: To educate the audience about the role of advocacy in the development and shaping of oral health policy.
The participants will identify leadership skills they are developing in dental school.They will learn about the additional skills needed to be high performance leaders through the lifecycle of their careers and how to use HDA to develop those skills, starting now.
Prescribing a Plan for Healthier Practices – Closing the Gap of Business Knowledge
2014 National Joint Oral Health Leadership Program for ADA, HDA, NDA & SAID
(By Invitation Only) Location: ARIA Resort & Casino, Las Vegas3730 S Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
HDA National Board of Trustees Meeting
Conference registration opens
HSDA Student Welcome Event at UNLV
Sponsored by: ADEA & Colgate
Joint Opening Session
Exhibit Hall opens
Student and Professional Chapter Officers will receive training and participate in engaging panel discussions that will equip them with relevant strategies and tools to:
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Grow your chapter
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Measure your chapter's impact
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Convert students into professional members
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Harvest sponsorships for programs
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Train and groom the next officer leaders
Who should attend: Two chapter officers must be in attendance. All chapter officers encouraged to attend.
ORGULLO 2014: Video Presentations, Judging and Reception
Condessa 9
National Hispanic Oral Health Reception
Attire: Cocktail
Room: Condessa commons & Exibit Hall.
This presentation will focus on both domestic and international service opportunities based on the varied experience of HDA's Student Representatives on the Board of Trustees. Ranging from Missions of Mercy Clinics to international trips, the presentation will serve to showcase the different types of opportunities available where dental students can support or lead in the bringing of much-needed care to grossly under-served and socially marginalized populations.
Moderated by
Lily T. Garcia, DDS, MS
Chair of the Board,
American Dental Education Association,
Associate Dean for Education, College of Dentistry & Dental Clinics, University of Iowa
This presentation will focus on how to obtain a DDS/DMD degree for dentists educated outside the United States and Canada. Participants will receive information on the numerous requirements involved in this complex journey. We will discuss the application process including ECE, TOEFL, NBDE and CAAPID. Finally this presentation will provide all the steps needed before applying to an Advanced Standing Program.
Panelists:
Dr. Karen Gutierrez
International Student Program, University of Colorado, School of Dental Medicine
Dr. Edith Rojas
Pediatric Dentist, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, University of Guadalajara
Diplomate of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry
Dr. Luis Carbajal Bello
Coordinator of Curso Internacional de Revalidacion en Odontologia (International Dental Program) CIRO-IDP
University of De La Salle Bajio, School of Dentistry
Session in Spanish.
ROOM: Castellana 1 & 2
ROOM: Condesa 8
ROOM: Condesa 7
ROOM: Castellana 1 & 2
ROOM: Condesa 5 & 6
ROOM: Condesa 2
ROOM: Castellena 1& 2
ROOM: Condesa 7
ROOM: Condesa 8
ROOM: Costellana 1 & 2
ROOM: Condesa 8
ROOM: Condesa 7
ROOM: Condesa 9
ROOM: Condesa 8
ROOM: Condesa 7
ROOM: Condesa 9
ROOM: Condesa 8
ROOM: Condesa 7
ROOM: Castellana 1 & 2
ROOM: Condesa 7
ROOM: Condesa 8
ABSTRACT PRESENTATIONS
ROOM: Condesa 2
ROOM: Condesa 9
PROFESSIONAL ROOM: Condesa 8
STUDENTS ROOM: Condesa 5 & 6
The presentation will discuss strategies that can be used to identify innovative public/ private partnerships that can help sustain programs that offer dental care in underserved communities. It will also discuss incentives that can be used to keep the partners and community engaged throughout the process and demonstrate practical methods to assess positive oral health outcomes for the communities served.
Objectives:
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Identify innovative public/ private partnerships that can help promote oral health in underseved communities.
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Disscuss sustainability models created by these key public/ private partnerships.
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Identify practical methods to assess the oral health outcoms of the communities served.
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Disscuss incentives to maintain engagement of the community and partners.
ROOM: Condesa 3 & 4
ROOM: Condesa 2 & Bella Vista
ROOM: Condesa 9
ROOM: Condesa 8
ROOM: Condesa Registration Desk
