California Association of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons 2019 January Meeting

2019 January Meeting is organized by California Association of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons (CALAOMS) and will be held from Jan 19 - 20, 2019 at Palace Hotel, San Francisco, San Francisco, California, United States of America.

CE Units:
We are offering 11 "Regular" CE (not Anesthesia CE) at the 2019 Jan. Mtg. and we will offer "Anesthesia" CE at the "19th Annual Meeting & Anesthesia Update" in Newport Beach in May of 2019. Also, due to a conflict of interest, "CME" (Medical CE for MD's) will not be offered at the 2019 Jan. Meeting.

Title: “Treatment of the Patient with Implant and Dental Complications Utilizing Grafting and Guided Surgery”

Synopsis: 
Unfortunately, implants and teeth in the esthetic zone can develop problems which result in a loss of soft and hard tissue, with the gingival recession on the implants and teeth resulting in a grave patient compromise. This presentation will demonstrate algorithms for treatment of these unfortunate problems, resulting with a restoration of the patient to their previous condition, or with realistic results which require prosthetic solutions to mask gingival deformities. Surgical techniques will be shown as well as the use of guided surgery minimizing patient morbidity with the rehabilitation.

Course Educational Objectives:
• Understand the diagnostic criteria needed to develop their treatment plan.
• Understand the timing of orthodontic intervention with surgical procedures to optimize the esthetic result.
• Have available algorithms that they can follow to simplify a seemingly complex problem.

Title: “Practical approaches to the esthetic case - from A-Z - treatment planning, use of scanning, navigation methods to accurately place implants, immediate provisionalization methods”

Synopsis: 
Patients desire an esthetic restoration to replace one or more teeth in the anterior maxilla. This presentation will discuss methods for the OMS to use for efficient planning using virtual methods, followed by an algorithm approach. Immediate provisionalization will be shown. Multiple cases will be shown who have had ridge augmentation to demonstrate the use of CT guidance. Problems with these methods will be shown.

Course Educational Objectives:
• Understand how to use cone beam scans combined with intraoral scanning for efficient planning.
• Understand practical surgical methods to restore hard and soft tissue within the esthetic zone.
• Understand when to use navigation for maximal effectiveness with consideration of incision design.