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Tuesday, September 26 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Dr. Di Cesare’s Red Bank Office

240 Half Mile Road

~ Doctors ~ 2.5 CEUs

~ Kickoff ~

“The Day Begins”

“The Changing World of Dentistry”

Linda Hirce-Martin / Buck Di Cesare DDS

As we say good-bye to summer and launch our 25th year as a Seattle Study Club, we welcome

back Linda Hirce-Martin. Linda was our first study club coordinator and will begin JCDF’s year

with her pearls of wisdom in the field of dentistry. She will recall her experience with the study

club and examine what she learned from it. Linda will also discuss how her practice modality

has changed in 25 years. Her insight into team building and practice management will

encourage essential growth and change within your practice!

Buck will set the stage for 2017-2018 with consideration of where we were, where we are, and

where we are going in the ever changing world of dentistry. As always, emphasis will be placed

on collaborative treatment planning.

Linda Hirce-Martin, the first program coordinator of JCDF, graduated from University of Pennsylvania

in 1971. She was the president of Colorado Dental Hygienist Association and received an Honorary

Alumni Award in 2010 from the University of Colorado, School of Dentistry. Presently Linda is

Colorado’s delegate to ADHA and remains a lifelong student.

Dr. Anthony M. Di Cesare currently maintains private periodontal practices in Red Bank and

Manasquan, NJ along with hybrid denture practices in Toms River and Red Bank, NJ. He is director

and periodontal advisor of Jersey Coast Dental Forum, a Seattle Study Club, and has been providing

continuing education to central New Jersey for 25 years.

Wednesday, October 18 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM


240 Half Mile Road


“Dawn: Dawn is a Feeling”

“AvaDent Digital Dentures” Dr. Guillermo Molina

This presentation will detail the clinician’s journey in obtaining predictable results with

removable and fixed implant overdentures and All-on-Four Hybrid appliances. A streamlined,

practical workflow will be illustrated to improve communication and results for both the dental

lab and the prosthetic dentist. Dr. Guillermo will discuss his experience with AvaDent Digital

Dentures. The AvaDent Anatomic Measurement (AMD) will be presented along with an

overview of laboratory workflow and AvaDent Viewer Software.

Learning Objectives:

Learn the science behind the AvaDent products.

Understand removable prosthesis record taking options which include: immediate

dentures with stone models bite registration; good fit dentures; duplicate dentures;

AMD

Know screw-retained prosthesis record taking.

Dr. Guillermo Molina is a member of the American College of Prosthodontics and maintains a private

practice in Ridgewood, NJ. He has worked with the research department of a dental implant company

to help develop new parts, clinical techniques, and laboratory procedures. Dr. Molina has lectured for

NobelBiocare on the surgical and restorative aspects of the NobelGuide guided implant surgery

technique and the All-on-4 technique. Using his prior experience with dental implants, Dr. Molina

developed expanded uses for the NobelGuide to include patients with very complicated conditions.

Friday, November 3 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Courtyard Marriott

245 Half Mile Road, Lincroft


“The Morning: Another Morning”

“Recommendation Marketing

in the 3D World” Robert Ritter, DMD

The traditional methods of marketing are dying. From print to radio, these media are less

important and many dentists are not quite sure how best to market or promote their practice.

Throughout his presentation, Dr Ritter will cover areas that are not well understood by dentists

when it comes to online presence or social media. His presentation will cover digital use and

convergence in dentistry as well as digital chairside scanning; digital photography; design

aspects; applications for use in the practice; and communication through videos. In addition,

Dr. Ritter will provide a systematic and logical approach for the preparation, provisionalization,

imprisoning, and delivery for successful veneer restoration. Specific preparation guidelines,

adhesive and resin cement selection, and how to optimize their performance will be

emphasized.


Understand how best to market a dental practice.

Learn the Applications available for effective practice communication.

Review of current adhesives and cements.

Understand how to create consistent esthetic results for veneer restorations.

Dr. Robert Ritter received his dental degree from The Medical University of South Carolina College of Dental

Medicine in 1994. He has numerous articles on adhesive and esthetic dentistry and has served on the editorial

boards of many dental journals including REALITY, a publication for up to date information with dental

materials. In addition to his numerous associations in esthetic dentistry, Dr. Ritter is a Kois graduate and the

past president of the Florida Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry. He has been presenting for over 17 years to both

national and international crowds and brings technical information into practical everyday use.

Tuesday, December 5 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM


240 Half Mile Road


“Forever Afternoon”

“Clinical Session: Core Treatment Planning” Anthony Di Cesare, DDS

Over the years, we have implemented the Robbins/Rouse model of

Core Treatment Planning and discovered what an excellent tool it is for

thorough and effective treatment preparation. The presentation of

cases, along with the participation of treatment considerations by our

members, continues to reinforce this concept and benefit everyone in

case planning and outcome. Various speakers have complimented JCDF

members on their advanced comprehension and implementation of

Core treatment planning as well as their engaging interaction during

presentations. Come prepared to put your heads together with your

colleagues as we treatment plan active cases.





January 15-20, 2018

Seattle Study Club Symposium

“Time to Get Away”

25 Years of Symposium Doctors/Spouses/Guests

As an educational experience for the past 25 years, the Symposium always

attracts the most prominent lecturers in the dental profession. The days are

replete with high-level scientific sessions, treatment planning and personal

development workshops. To balance your experience, the evenings offer

spectacular entertainment and an array of wonders.

Come and enjoy the magnificent La Quinta Resort & Club and attend a meeting

that will not disappoint! Cost is not included in JCDF tuition.

Thursday, January 11 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Dr. Anthony Sallustio’s Office

1300 Allenhurst Ave, Ocean


“Lunch Break: Peak Hours”

“Digital Dentistry: Scared Experiences

of a Dentist and Technician” Dr. Anthony Sallustio

This evening Dr. Anthony Sallustio will discuss digital dentistry and its application to the

restorative practice. Intra-oral scanning can provide a simplified impression. However, there is

more that this technology offers the practice. His presentation will include diagnostics, implant

planning and impressions, and provisional crown and bridge. During his lecture, Dr. Sallustio

and his in-office technicians will share what is working and what’s to come!


Learn how diagnostics improve treatment planning acceptance.

Understand implant planning.

Understand benefits of digital technology.

Dr. Anthony Sallustio is an attending dentist at St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center since 1997

teaching prosthodontics and implant dentistry to residents in oral surgery and general practice. He is

also the staff maxillofacial prosthodontist for the Regional Craniofacial Team at the Children’ Hospital

at St. Joe’s treating patients with acquired and congenital defects of the head and neck. One passion

of Dr. Sallustio is documenting cases through clinical photography so that he can share his knowledge

of dentistry. He is currently the President of the New Jersey section of the American College of

Prosthodontists.

Tuesday, February 13 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM


240 Half Mile Road


“The Sun Set”

“Clinical Session II

Core Treatment Planning”

Anthony Di Cesare, DDS

Dr. Di Cesare will facilitate our second treatment planning

session of the study club year. These sessions provide a

valuable opportunity to hone your skills in complex treatment

planning through interaction with your study club colleagues.





Thursday, March 15

6:00 PM – 9:00 PM


240 Half Mile Road


“Nights in White Satin”

“It’s (Medically) Complicated” Thomas Viola, R.Ph., C.C.P

The challenge faced by all dental professionals today is the safe and effective management of

medically complex patients. Knowledge of the medications most frequently prescribed for the

management of systemic illnesses as well as the medications prescribed for the management of

post-therapeutic dental pain has never been more essential for proper patient care. This

program will provide an overview of the clinical dental considerations of the most frequently

prescribed medications as well as opioid and non-opioid analgesics. Special emphasis will be

given to patient care planning and appropriate prescribing practices for application in everyday

clinical situations.

Learning objectives:

Identify the most frequently prescribed medications and review their basic mechanisms

of action, therapeutic indications, potential adverse reactions and drug interactions.

Describe the pharmacology of non-opioid and opioid analgesics, including their

therapeutic effects, and their potential for abuse.

Discuss the clinical dental considerations of these medications and their potential

impact on dental therapy.

In addition to his daily practice of the profession of pharmacy, Thomas Viola also serves the dental

professions as a clinical educator, published writer and professional speaker. Tom is a member of the

faculty of eight colleges, as well as several national board exam review courses. He is a contributor to

several dental professional journals and serves on the Advisory Board for General Dentistry and as the

subject matter expert for Mosby’s Dental Drug Reference. Tom has presented hundreds of continuing

education courses, nationally and internationally, in the areas of dental pharmacology and local

anesthesia.

Friday, April 27 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM


240 Half Mile Road


“Twilight Time”

“Digital Smile Design ~ A Hands-On-Workshop” Dr. Wael Garine

Dr. Christian Coachman has truly refined the Digital Smile Design process – simplifying the

application. His commitment to comprehensive diagnosis and treatment planning throughout

the development of DSD has been significant. Dr. Wael Garine will provide the opportunity to

understand how this technology works and fully engage with a process that will assist in

delivering enhanced, patient-centered dentistry in a simple and effective way. The day consists

of lecture and hands-on components with DSD videos, photography and intraoral scanners as

well as the introduction of new and innovative restorative materials. This workshop will

provide ample opportunity to practice photography and taking patient videos necessary to

easily integrate DSD into practice.

Learning objectives:

Gain a better understanding of the Digital Smile Design process.

Understand the process of emotional dentistry in case acceptance.

Understand the photos and videos needed for DSD.

Know how to easily submit cases for Digital Smile Design through a simplified portal.

Dr. Wael Garine graduated from Cairo University School of Dentistry in Egypt in 1995 (BDS). After

moving to Canada, he earned his DDS from the University of Western Ontario and received the Dr.

Gerald Z Wright Award for Excellence. Dr. Garine then specialized in prosthodontics at the University

of Rochester where he taught and completed the implant fellowship for which he received the Dr.

Gerald N. Graser Fellowship Award. He is director of a Seattle Study Club in Jupiter, FL, a clinical

assistant professor at the University of Rochester, and an adjunct clinical assistant professor at the

University of Oklahoma.

Wednesday, May 16

“Late Lament”

Final Event

To be Determined ~ Doctors ~

After a year of remarkable programming and extensive

learning, our final event will be a social evening, which is

still in the planning stages so has yet to be determined.

However, a fun-filled evening of delicious food, drinks and

enjoyable conversation will take place.

Come join us for a terrific evening as we celebrate the

close of another JCDF academic year!

Jersey Coast Dental Forum

2017-2018

Jersey Coast Dental Forum welcomes you to its 25th year as a Seattle Study Club offering its

members the opportunity to grow as dental professionals. Through sharing knowledge with

colleagues and assimilating the information obtained at our programs, our members continue

to develop the finest dental practice desired.

I look forward to your participation and to another enjoyable year of collaborative learning,

Buck

Anthony M. Di Cesare, DDS, Director JCDF

JCDF is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider.

ADA CERP is a service of the American Dental Association to assist dental professionals in identifying quality

providers of continuing dental education. ADA CERP does not approve or endorse individual courses or

instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry.

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