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FRANKENMUTH Location
Bavarian Inn Lodge -
One Covered Bridge Lane, Frankenmuth 48734 (telephone: 989.652.7200) map |
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SPONSORED BY
"Au Naturale: Oral Health & Homeopathic Trends"
"Are you Air Aware? Incorporating Airways
Assessments"
Registration starts at 8:15 a.m. - speaker begins at 9am, course runs
9a.m. to 4p.m.
6 CEU are assigned for this required course.
$125.00 course fee
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Register for class :
March 1, 2024
Cost $125.00
Cindy Miller
586.457.1777
midental@yahoo.com |
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Lancette serves as the clinical director
for Sierra Sleep, Airway and Wellness Center in Reno, Nevada.
She is a complete health dental hygienist committed to
improving practitioner and patient health while bridging the
medical dental divide. She is an internationally recognized
continuing education speaker, a clinician, airway ambassador,
business owner, nonprofit founder, public health advocate,
lobbyist, proud vaccinator and certified ergonomic assessment
specialist. Lancette has received numerous awards for her
contributions to dentistry. She is passionate about access to
care, disease prevention and
oral systemic health Most recently, Lancette co-founded
Abundant Life, a health and wellness hub, and The RISE
Experience. RISE offers personalized retreats to support women
entrepreneurs in healthcare. Lancette is the current Vice
President of the American Dental
Hygienists Association.
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Course Summery:
Holistic and alternative medicine trends are on the rise.
More and more people are seeking out natural ways to feel
better, improve their health and minimize the need for
harmful chemicals and invasive procedures.
The dental team can
serve as a valuable resource for optimal oral and
overall health. This
course will provide background on natural healing practices as
well as an overview of current oral and homeopathic trends and
alternative medicine culture.
Join me as I discuss
essential oils, teething jewelry, charcoal,
acupuncture and much more. 2
- 6 hr CE AGD Code:150
Learning Objectives:
At the conclusion of the course participants will be able to:
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Understand cultural diversity and the role it plays in the dental
setting
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Discuss research and literature regarding natural options for oral
health
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Identify current oral health products and trends
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Course Summery:
Integrating airway assessments alongside the head and neck
examination is a quick and easy way to assess overall health.Join
me as we look at the head and neck area and identifyclues that
dental hygienists can pick up on to help assess for airway
concerns such as disordered breathing,
tongue and frenum restrictions and mouth breathing. Healthy
breathing is critical to optimal oral and overall health.
Dental hygienists can be a collaborative partner for airway
health, breathing, sleep and TMD. This course will provide the
participant with interactive activities (have your cell phone
ready) and a course handout that includes a printable chairside
guide.
Healthy breathing is critical to optimal oral and overall health.
Dental practitioners can be a collaborative partner to
bridge the medical - dental
divide by implementing airway assessments during routine dental
visits. Integrating airway assessments alongside
the head and neck examination is a quick and easy way to
assess oral and overall health. Join in as we discuss intra/extra
oral photos that the dental team can use for patient education and
screening for airway health and sleep disordered breathing.
Learning Objectives:
At the conclusion of the course participants will be able to:
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Define disordered breathing and various contributing factors to
airway problems
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Provide a step by step
guide for incorporating airway assessments with comprehensive head
& neck examinations
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Review treatment options to improve airway health
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Register for class:
September 20,2024
Cost $125.00
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Susan Wingrove, BS, RDH
Dynamic
innovator, international speaker, researcher, writer, and
consultant. 2016 RDH Award of Distinction Recipient and 2022
Western Society of Periodontology Hygiene Educator of the
year. Co-designer of the Wingrove Titanium Implant Series, ACE
probes, and Queen of Hearts instruments for PDT.
Susan has 40+ years in dentistry
and now specializes in
sorting
through the science to develop protocols for healthy teeth,
implants, and disease treatment.
Published
author; American and International journals on peri-implant
therapy, regeneration, and advanced instrumentation.
Textbook:
Peri-Implant Therapy for the Dental Hygienist: 2nd Edition.
Susan resides in
Missoula, Montana to enjoy fly fishing,
hiking, and snowshoeing.
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Course Summery:
Preventing peri-implant complications by providing professional
in-office assessment, maintenance, and home-care recommendations
is vital. For long-term implant success clinicians need to
detect
early signs of
implant complications,
diagnose
any complications to provide early intervention for
peri-implant
disease and be able to provide treatment.
This course will follow the global healthy implant
initiative for ceramic and titanium implants based on Susan’s
Clinical White Paper: Long
- term prevention of peri-implant complications
and textbook: Peri-Implant Therapy for the Dental
Hygienist: Second Edition
Learning Objectives:
At the completion of the course, participants will be able to:
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Learn the
current research protocols, tools, treatments, and complications
for long-term prevention of peri-implant disease.
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Detect: Hygienists
put into practice biofilm identification, five-step protocol
to assess & professional biofilm removal on all forms of
implant-borne restorations/ prosthesis patients.
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Treatment: Be
able to perform in-office professional implant maintenance for
all forms of implant-borne restorations / prostheses and
recommend home-care for peri-implantitis prevention.
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Diagnose: Dentist
understand early intervention guidelines for peri-implant
disease based on American Academy of Periodontology (AAP)
peri-implant soft and hard deficiencies.
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Director of Professional Relations &
Education, leading all educational activities with dental
professionals for Curaden in the United States - strengthening
partnerships with dentists, dental hygiene schools and other
professional partners. With extensive experience in dental
education, Shannon started her career in executive oral care
upon her graduation from the University of Pittsburgh’s School
of Dental Medicine in 1994. Since then, Shannon has authored
scholarly pieces in many industrious outlets including RDH
Magazine, Dentistry IQ, Dentistry Today and Dimensions of
Dental Hygiene. Shannon has served as a key opinion leader for
several corporations and associations, notably holding an
executive board position with the Cleveland Dental Hygiene
Association for over 15 years. Named the Executive Director of
the Global Oral Cancer Forum in 2016, Shannon helped further
the changes required for a substantial impact on the
incidence, morbidity, and mortality of oral cancer.
Additionally, with her extensive experience as an
international speaker, she has served as a key opinion leader
for Phillips, GC America, Sunstar Butler and Pennwell
Publishing.
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Course Summery:
We pride
ourselves that we are experts in our field! We are trained to
recognize abnormalities, provide patients’ education, teach
prevention techniques, screen for early detection, and provide
prompt treatment. This all sounds good intra-orally, but what
happens when we see a mole on a patient’s face, lip, eye or skin
that keeps getting bigger every time we see them? Do you bring it
to their attention? Have you ever taken a photo with THEIR cell
phone so they can watch it? Between two and three million
non-melanoma skin cancers and 132,000 melanoma skin cancers occur
globally each year.
This course will make you comfortable understanding the difference
of “normal” and what could be “abnormal”. Do you see discuss the
dangers of the tanning bed to those Goddesses? What is UVA and UVB
Radiation really? What number of sunscreen is absolutely
necessary? By the end of this course you will have the knowledge
to quite possibly save a life!
Learning Objectives:
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Identify the
difference between ordinary moles & dysplastic nevi
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Know how to
proactively screen for skin cancers
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Explain the
clinical signs of malignant melanoma, basal cell and squamous cell
carcinoma
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Discuss the
risk factors for skin cancer
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List preventative measures to reduce the chance of skin cancer
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Inform cancer
patients on oral side effects of chemotherapy.
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Know how to do
a proper oral cancer exam
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Identify “the
good” and “the bad” moles
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Identify Oral
melanoma
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