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Five Courses That Will Change Your Life!
All
courses are LIVE patient programs. Learn the latest techniques, hands-on,
while treating your own patient under the guidance of Dr. David Hornbrook
and Dr. Mike Koczarski and their hand selected faculty.
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Course 1 - Functional Anterior Aesthetics (46 CE Credits)
| Session
1 |
Session
2
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Session
3 |
January
14-16*
February 11-13 |
March
10-12*
March 31
April 1-2 |
April
7-9*
April 28-30 |
Session
4
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Session
5
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Session
6 |
May
5-7*
May 26-28 |
September
1-3*
September 22-24 |
November
10-12*
December 8-10 |
Tuition:
Doctors: $6,500
First Auxiliary Staff: $495
Each Additional Staff: $200
This is a comprehensive, six-day, live-patient treatment program
where you will learn:
 | Smile Design - Predictability from start to finish Avoid the
"Prep and Pray" Approach to Anterior Aesthetics
| Detailed, Step-by-step instruction from preparation to "speed
bonding" of all- ceramic restorations
| Lab communication - How to get what you want out of your lab
| An understanding of the latest aesthetic materials
| Elimination of sensitivity associated with adhesive dentistry
| Adhesion and how it relates to Aesthetic Dentistry
| High Tech Dentistry - Laser imaging in dentistry
| Periodontal Plastic surgery - and the creation of a balanced
smile
| The Endo-Aesthetic connection: elimination of Endo post
| Fundamentals of Occlusion - How it relates to adhesive dentistry
and smile designs
| Photography - And digital imagery in smile designing
| How to market the cosmetic practice from some of the nation's
leading authorities
| Customized anterior provisionals - An entire arch in 15 minutes
| Insurance - How to play the game and win
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Course Lecturers
include: Andrea Clasen, Lee Culp,
Matt Roberts, Michael Koczarski, Alan & Sandy Richardson of Fortune
Practice Management, Advanced Hygiene Concepts, Mike Ditolla, Jeff
Gray, Gary Takacs, and many more…
Case recommendations include:
Veneer and anterior crown cases involving diastema closures, discoloration,
minor instant orthodontics, tooth lengthening or combinations of
these situations. Combination cases where crowns and veneers are
needed are also acceptable. Each case must be pre-approved by your
clinical instructor.
Course
2 - Functional Anterior Advanced Aesthetics (46 CE
Credits)
Session
1
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Session
2 |
March
17-19**
April 14-16 |
October
13-15**
November 3-5 |
Tuition:
Doctors: $6,500
First Auxiliary Staff: $495
Each Additional Staff: $200
For
graduates of P.A.C.~live Anterior Aesthetics or an approved hands-on,
live-patient anterior aesthetic program combined with a Master's ceramist
Program. Each participant will have the opportunity to work side-by-side
with one of the leading ceramists in North America.
This is a comprehensive, six-day program where you will learn:
| Advanced Smile Design Techniques - To take you to the next level
and beyond
| Dark tooth block out techniques
| Understanding of color and how it relates to custom staining
and tinting
| Advanced Lab Communication - work with some of the world's leading
ceramists
| Post-cementation recontouring - How to save a case with canting
and other problems
| Advanced laser training and soft tissue recontouring
| Full mouth rehabilitation without the use of metal restorations
| Understanding vertical dimension changes and how to establish
them
| Ceramic alteration workshop: add contacts, custom shading, etc.
| Instant Orthodontics - How to "straighten" crooked teeth in
2 visits
| Advanced marketing techniques, and how to build the Ultimate
Aesthetic Practice
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Course
Lecturers include: Andrea Clasen, Lee Culp, Matt Roberts, Michael
Koczarski, Alan & Sandy Richardson, Advanced Hygiene Concepts, Mike
Ditolla, Jeff Gray, and many more…
Case recommendations include: Veneer and anterior crown cases
involving diastema closures, severe Tetracycline staining, endodontically
treated anterior teeth, instant orthodontics, tooth lengthening and
canting problems, or combinations of these situations. Restorative
needs such as all-ceramic bridges, anterior resin-bonded bridges and
the use of fiber-posts for endodontically treated teeth are great
choices to consider. Unacceptable cases include full mouth reconstruction
cases or those with debilitated posterior occlusion. Each case must
be pre-approved by your clinical instructor.
Course
3 - The Ultimate Synergy (72 CE Credits)
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1 |
June
16-18***
July 14-16
August 4-6 |
Tuition:
Doctors: $9,950
First Auxiliary Staff: $7,900
Each Additional Staff: $495
Functional Advanced/Advanced Anterior Aesthetics - The Aesthetic,
Metal Free, Full Mouth Rehabilitation.
For graduates of PAC-live Advanced Anterior Aesthetics or an approved
hands-on, live-patient anterior aesthetic program. This is the Ultimate
course for those wanting to take their functional, aesthetic practice
to the very highest level!
This is a comprehensive, nine-day program where you will learn:
| Comprehensive Aesthetics from front to back
| Optimizing the preparation design for function and aesthetics
| Comprehensive analysis and diagnosis
| The role of CR and it's effect on success with aesthetics
| Taking control of the chewing function
| Avoiding pitfalls of parafunctional habits
| Articulator and instrumentation for case planning and laboratory
use
| Relationships of occlusion and wear
| Functional anterior zone and its role in phonetics
| Utilizing wax-ups to ensure success
| Sequencing the full mouth rehabilitation
| Equilibration and bite adjustment
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Course Lecturers include: Mark Montgomery, Ron Ritsco, Lee
Culp, Matt Roberts, Marv Staggs, David Hornbrook, Michael Koczarski,
and more…
Case recommendations include: Full mouth rehabilitation cases
involving changes in vertical dimension or restoring the worn and
unaesthetic dentition. Each case must be pre-approved by your clinical
instructor.
Course
4 - Functional Posterior Aesthetic Restorations Emphasis
on Indirect & Direct Resin Restorations (31 CE Credits)
| Session
1 |
June
29-July2*
October 5-8* |
Tuition:
Doctors: $3,000
First Auxiliary Staff: $250
Each Additional Staff: $125
This is a comprehensive, live patient treatment, four-day program
where you will learn:
| Learn the latest techniques for indirect resin restorations
| How to quickly and easily make posterior composites disappear
| Custom characterization of direct restorations - the easy way
| Complete elimination of post-op sensitivity with composites
| Lab communication and effective color mapping for the posterior
region
| Alternative choices to metal restorations in the posterior
| What's hot and What's not in tooth colored posterior restorations
| The posterior endodontic indirect post and core system
| How and when to combine anterior and posterior all-ceramic,
non-metal restorations
| When to use indirect resin vs. ceramic
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Course Lecturers include: Ed Lowe, Michael Koczarski, David
Hornbrook, Mike Morgan, and more…
Case recommendations include: Can be a combination of inlays
and onlays, direct composites and brigework. Look for quadrant and/or
half mouth dentistry. Look for a combination of both direct and
indirect resin restorations. Please keep in mind that an inlay or
onlay retained posterior 3-unit bridge is an incredible candidate
for this course. Each case must be pre-approved by your clinical
instructor.
Course
5 - P.A.C.~staff: The Staff Program for the Aesthetic Practice
(This course is part of all the P.A.C.~live courses)
A
TEAM focused on the same vision of aesthetic success is unstoppable!
P.A.C-live is definitely a team program. Doctors are encouraged
to participate with their entire team. Your clinical team will learn
the cutting edge techniques to support the newly learned procedures,
while the administrative team will gather new techniques on supporting
the patient's understanding of aesthetic dentistry. Run in conjunction
with P.A.C.-live aesthetic programs, P.A.C.-staff's emphasis for
your team will include:
| How to market aesthetic dentistry - for the entire team
| Staff Co-Diagnosis of aesthetic dentistry
| Patient communication to ensure treatment acceptance
| Live-patient assisting with the clinical faculty
| Updates on OSHA recommended protocols
| Understanding the materials used in adhesion and esthetics
| Impression troubleshooting and bleaching
| Breakout session with the world leaders in aesthetics and adhesion
| Workshops with the staff of some of the most progressive offices
in North America
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A recent addition to the P.A.C.-staff program is hygiene in the
aesthetic practice. Led by some of the leading hygiene consultants
in North America, they will cover such topics as:
| Mastering the challenge of case presentations
| Implementing the "WOW" factor in the hygiene department
| Round table discussions on the latest modalities available in
hygiene
| Lasers, Periostat, Perio-chip, Atridox: when, where and why
| Hands-on laser demonstrations Breakout session with the world
leaders in aesthetics and adhesion
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Course Lecturers include: Advanced Hygiene Concepts (Linda
O'Grady and Valerie Williams), Vicki McManus, Andrea Clasen, Alan
& Sandy Richardson, Nancy Downend, Amy Mitchell, Josie Morey, and
many more…
Course material addressed in sessions are repeated throughout the
year.
* No pre-requisite courses needed.
**Functional Anterior Course (or equivalent hands-on course) must
be completed in order to register for the Functional Advanced Anterior
Course.
***Functional Advanced Anterior Course (or eqivalent hands-on course)
must be completed in order to register for the Ultimate Synergy.
Location, Location, Location!
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The
University of the Pacific School of Dentistry is located in
the heart of beautiful San Francisco, California, home of the
Golden Gate Bridge and Fisherman’s Wharf. San Francisco boasts
internationally renowned shopping and extraordinary cuisine.
All of this, coupled with the famous and nearby Napa & Sonoma
Valley Vineyards. With all that San Francisco has to offer why
not bring your entire family!
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Rooms
have been reserved at the Westin St. Francis overlooking San
Francisco's Union Square. The San Francisco and Oakland International
Airport's are located approximately 45 minutes from the hotel
and university.
For
all your travel arrangements and information, please call our
agents at:
Carlson Wagonlit Travel (800) 777-6540. |
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