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Are you prepared
for a crisis situation that can occur at any time?
From handling a medical emergency to
deciding on an alternative treatment plan when cases take an
unexpected turn, attendees will benefit from this course.
An Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, Dr.
Pompa shares new and proven clinical approaches while
expanding problem solving and analytical skills. He delivers
high energy, interactive, multimedia presentations.
Attendees will gain insight into the decision making process
by reviewing multiple case history scenarios.
Dr. Pompa uses this approach across a
wide spectrum of topics, based on 30 years of experience as
an Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon. Concepts and methods
presented are supported by a thorough review of the most
recent evidence-based dental and medical literature.
With guidelines and principles that will
broaden your situational awareness, both surgically and
medically, participants understanding, confidence and
patient outcomes can improve.
This Seminar consists
of 3 main courses:
Medical
Topics:
Actions and
Algorithms for Medical Emergencies: How to Save a Life
(Including Your Own)
Surgical Dental Topics:
To Pull or Not to Pull: Implant
Replacement vs. Other Options
The Single Tooth Implant: The
Ultimate Esthetic Challenge
Actions and
Algorithms for Medical Emergencies:
How to Save a Life (Including Your Own)
A
CRISIS SITUATION
can—and likely will—occur
at some time in your practice.
Many potential medical emergencies can be
prevented. Gain a comprehensive command of the essential
knowledge and skills needed to handle a life threatening medical
crisis.
There are more medically compromised
patients coming to our offices than ever before. Acquire “up to
the minute” actions for dealing with a medical emergency while
challenging preconceived or outdated ideas. Daniel Pompa, DDS -
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, ADA Consultant and Seminar
Series Speaker - discusses the prevention, preparation,
recognition and management of medical emergencies. Delivered in
an interactive, high energy, multi-media presentation frequently
described by attendees as “highly informative,” “engaging,”
and “exceptional.” A step-by-step medical approach using
basic physical diagnostic methods is reviewed, giving the
attendee a clear understanding of these medical findings.
We will explore the “Conversational
History” and how it will uncover medical issues not revealed
by the standard health history form. Additionally, the
participant will learn simple, non-invasive critical tests that
can reduce overall risks. We clearly delineate indications for
emergency drug use and proper dosages, as well as demonstrate
how to assemble and maintain an ideal emergency drug kit. The
newest techniques for drug administration will be shown for
participants to hone their skills utilizing simulation models
and real drugs.
Attendees will receive and review
color-coded instructional cards depicting the most common
life-threatening situations with algorithms providing an easy to
follow action plan for both dentist and team members. We will
also review the legal and moral obligations that are presented
during a medical crisis.
Learning
Objectives:
• Discover three simple chair-side,
non-invasive tests to help avoid an emergency
• Recognize the most frequent life
threatening emergencies and know when and why they occur
• Review a systematic approach to treat the
most common life-threatening scenarios
• Learn how to develop a plan for the
office team when dealing with a crisis event
• Determine when to administer the
essential “Top 10” emergency drugs
• Understand legal and moral obligations
presented by medical emergencies
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To
Pull or Not to Pull:
Implant Replacement vs. Other Options
What alternative treatment options should be
considered when a restorative and/or endodontic failure occurs?
Advancements in delivering periapical
surgery have resulted in success rates that can be equivalent to
implant replacement when certain guidelines are adhered to.
Periapical surgery as an adjunct to endodontic treatment is a
proven approach. With the introduction of new surgical
techniques and a systematic method to the diagnosis and
treatment of compromised teeth, the clinician should be able to
more accurately determine the long term prognosis for these
treatment options.
Evaluate treatment options with an
evidence-based approach when a tooth is ailing or failing. This
course will describe the indications and contraindications for
performing or referring a patient for apical surgery. With a
specific 7 step workup, including a correct history,
radiographic and clinical evaluation, the decision to perform an
apicoectomy will be weighed against further evaluation, a
retreatment option, or extraction and replacement with an
implant (immediate or delayed). As a result, a decision is more
accurately made as to whether an implant or a fixed bridge
(fixed partial prosthesis), a removable prosthesis (fixed or
transitional temporary prosthesis), or other options would be
the final treatment plan discussed with the patient.
Learning
Objectives:
• Learn the radiographic technique to use
when evaluating a tooth for a fracture
• List the 7 step work-up, consisting of
procedures and tests that should be used when performing or
referring a patient for an apicoectomy
• Understand the principles of guided
tissue regeneration, and know the indications and
contraindications for its use
• Recognize how the location of a sinus
tract can be a key critical diagnostic indicator for the final
prognosis
• Identify the signs to differentiate
between an Endo/Perio vs. Perio/Endo lesions and understand the
difference as it relates to the final prognosis
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The
Single Tooth Implant:
The Ultimate Esthetic Challenge
The single tooth implant may be one of the
most difficult challenges dentists face, with possible
unforeseen outcomes.
The past few years have brought a paradigm
shift, as guidelines for the surgical and restorative approach
have changed dramatically. Fine tune your workup to create a
result that is as close to a natural replacement as possible. We
will focus on the latest advances incorporating evidence-based
data. Participants will review a unique sequential treatment
planning approach which can result in successful outcomes.
Emphasis will be given to the use of 3D
treatment planning as it relates to the diagnostic workup and
the use of computer guided surgery.* Multiple provisional
options and/or interim Hawley prosthesis appliances will be
reviewed to attain ideal esthetic results. Long term follow-up
will be shown as it relates to these approaches.
The single tooth implant may be one of the
most difficult challenges dentists face, with possible
unforeseen outcomes.
Learning
Objectives: • Explore the use of platform
switching and when and where to use it
• Identify the “Top 10” rules for a
successful esthetic outcome
• Determine when to use immediate vs.
delayed placement of implants
• Understand the principles of CT guided
treatment planning
• Describe multiple provisional options for
maximizing esthetic results
*The US Patent # 5,320,529
description with over 350 references that now cite Dr.
Pompa's patent, can be viewed here:
http://tinyurl.com/jlgqrce
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BIO: (click for CV)
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Daniel G. Pompa, D.D.S.
-Fellow: American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial
Surgeons
-Fellow: International Congress of Oral Implantologists
-Seminar Series Speaker/Consultant: ADA
-Published in JADA & AGD Journal
-Email: DPompaOMS@gmail.com
-Website: APS4DDS.com
After graduating from New York University College of
Dentistry in 1978, Dr. Pompa completed a General Practice
Residency at Long Island Jewish Hospital, followed by
specialty training in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at
Lincoln Hospital, New York Medical College. In 1982, he
became a Fellow of The American Association of Oral and
Maxillofacial Surgeons and in 1992 a Fellow in The
International Congress of Oral Implantologists.
Dr. Pompa has been a guest lecturer at both Columbia
University College of Dental Medicine and New York
University College of Dentistry and is now a guest speaker
at NYU College of Dentistry, University of Florida College
of Dentistry, University of Pittsburgh School of Dental
Medicine, Boston University Henry M. Goldman School of
Dental Medicine, University of Maryland School of Dentistry,
Midwestern University College of Dental Medicine-Arizona,
University of Tennessee College of Dentistry and
the University of Minnesota School of Dentistry.
Dan has lectured extensively, including at the Academy of
Osseointegration, the International Interdisciplinary
Congress on Craniofacial and Skull Base Surgery, and has
presented at the annual Greater New York Dental Meeting
numerous times in recent years. Dan is now presenting across
the United States at eight Dental Schools and multiple State
Dental Societies. Recently Dan lectured throughout Canada,
and in 2018 traveled to South America and Europe
presenting the course on Medical Emergencies as well as his
Dental Topics.
In November 2013, Dr. Pompa became a Seminar Series
Speaker/Consultant for the American Dental Association.
Dr. Pompa is an author, having published in such journals
as the Journal of the American Dental
Association and Dentistry Today, where he has also been
listed as a “Leader in Continuing
Education.” Dr. Pompa’s most recent publication is
“Diabetes and the Dentists New Role in Recognition
and Screening” in the NYSAGD 2018 Spring Issue. Recently
in 2018 and 2019, Dan was listed as
a “Leader in Continuing Education” in Dentistry Today. In
December 2013, he became an online author
for the ADA with the course: “Apical Surgery: To Pull or
Not to Pull.” In the Winter 2014 Journal of
NYSAGD, Dr. Pompa published “Update on Basic Physical
Diagnosis”, which summarizes many new
innovations for a simple, chair-side medical workup. Dan
has multiple (eight) courses on-line including
four courses with Dentaltown, and other courses on the
Websites of Colgate, Dr. Bicuspid, Pennsylvania
Dental Association and the Redwood Empire Dental Society
in California.
Dan is also an inventor, having been issued a U.S. Patent
for his innovative work in the field of Dental Implantology
(U.S. Patent # 5,320,529). This patent describes a “Method
and Apparatus” for a surgical guide that is fabricated with
the use of 3-D Computer Design and is now cited by over 250
new patents today. We will discuss the patent in the Dental
topics listed above.
Dr. Pompa' Website is
https://aps4dds.com/
AGD Codes:
Pull or not to Pull
070 1
310 2
490 1
Single Tooth Implant
610 2
310 1
490 2
Medical Emergencies
142 4
730 3
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