Lecture Information
Mr. Matt Kroona
Covid 19 Shutdown - My Silver Lining
The process of re-opening after being closed for 8 weeks. Specifically, how I started scheduling new appointments and how I kept them coming, in spite of being open only a few days a week. The focus will be the use of online scheduling.
Dr. Akrivoula Soundia
Medication related osteonecrosis of the jaws: The role of CBCT in diagnosis and treatment
This lecture will include information on the clinical and radiographic presentation of MRONJ, will focus on appropriate imaging for MRONJ diagnosis and the importance of CBCT in determining MRONJ severity and appropriate treatment. Review of CBCT volumes will also be included.
Mr. Matt Carpenter
Returning to Work in a Covid World.
Enhancing safety for patients and ourselves. State and local guidelines and recommendations. Working with patients with the new guidelines. Changes made to your online presence. Common sense thing to do before heading home.
Jessica Fagan RDH BS MA
Head and Neck Anatomy Review: With Radiographic Interpretation
This course will review the anatomy of the head and neck region. Emphasis will be placed on reviewing the anatomy of the structures in and around the oral cavity and their radiographic interpretation. This course will discuss various aspects of head and neck anatomy such as the maxilla, mandible, TMJ, nasal cavity and other surrounding structures. Once the appearance of these normal anatomic structures have been discussed, a brief discussion of some normal variations and pathologic conditions will be shown in order to understand what to look for when interpreting a change in appearance.
Robert D. Shorey, DDS
Meeting the Challenges to re-open dental offices during the COVID 19 Pandemic
Dental Offices were closed nationwide to "flatten the curve" during shelter in place. What were the necessary steps and information needed to reopen dental offices safely. The lecture will outline the changes that were necessary to return to dental practice safely.
Dr. Dania Tamimi
Your Diagnosis Depends on How You Take the Scan
This lecture aims to show the attendee how important the correct imaging parameters (Field of view, resolution and patient position) are to obtaining the correct diagnosis. Dr. Tamimi will discuss these parameters in relation to some of the more common scan indications such as TMJ, Airway, orthodontics, implant and endodontics, helping the attendee understand the "why" behind her recommendations.
Dr. David C. Hatcher
Influence of Facial Growth on Airway Dimensions
Small airway dimensions may be a risk factor for sleep related breathing disorders and upper airway resistance. The airway dimensions can be influenced by many factors including age, gender, jaw growth, tongue size and airway masses. The use of CBCT, spatially accurate 3d imaging, creates the opportunity to assess the airway dimensions and to identify factors that have contributed the diminution of airway size. A stratified diagnostic process and identification of the etiology of a small airway creates the opportunity to employ a therapy that targets the etiology.
Shaza Mardini DDS, MS
How to Scan Through a Scan
This lecture will give the technologist the perspective of how an Oral and Maxillofacial Radiologist approaches reading a CBCT scan. Included in the discussion will be approaching the clinical question, manipulating the data, different imaging processing used and findings.
Stuti Singh
The Future of Medical Imaging: Artificial Intelligence and Cloud Services
Artificial Intelligence and Cloud Services have the potential to collect and synthesize medical data to create methods for faster, easier, and more accurate analysis of a patient's condition. Integrating medical devices into the Internet of Things will allow us to take advantage of big data collected from all over the world to recognize patterns and draw insights on what patients are experiencing and how to best treat them. CurveBeam has been working on a deep-learning based segmentation and auto-measurement platform to enhance the value and efficacy of its CBCT extremity imaging products.
Vinti Singh
Updates and Advances in CBCT: Orthopedics and Beyond
A review of applications of diagnostic cone beam CT, with a focus on developments in orthopedic weight bearing CT. Reviews a new uniform phantom specific to cone beam CT.
Rafal Henryk Kartaszynski
Quality Control of Dental X-ray Devices
I cover goals of the Quality Assurance / Quality Control of CBCT units, testing procedures and kinds of Image Quality tests you can perform. I will go deeper into theory and practice of running test and how to improve quality of the image you are getting from your CBCT unit, and more... Everything easy and automatized with the cloud base software.
Edward Marandola
Design Decisions for a Good Dental CBCT
Review basic design decisions for a new CBCT.
Steve McEvoy
Internet Safety – Protecting Yourself from the Evils of the Internet
The news is full of stories of Ransomware attacks, Viruses outbreaks and Corporate Data Breaches. As life becomes more Internet centric, your personal online security has never been more important. During this presentation I will show you examples how dental specialty Practices and labs have been hacked, understand how Sextortion scams work, how you can learn if your usernames and passwords have been leaked during a data breach. We’ll cover some simple steps you can take to better protect yourself online. I promise to limit the ‘Geek Speak’ and talk about the issues in terms we can all understand.
Learning Objectives
1. Know how to determine if your usernames and passwords have been leaked onto the Internet
2. Know how to make simple and secure passwords
3. Know how to minimize your risk of being phished in an email