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SUMMARY:CAGD: 2025 FALL MEETING
DESCRIPTION:Summary:\nWhere: \nSan Francisco Airport Marriott Waterfront\n1800 Old Bayshore Hwy\nBurlingame\, CA 94010 \nTwo Days – Five Courses – Excellent speakers with intriguing topics!  \nSpeakers:\nFriday: Dr. Priya Mistry\, Dr. John Chao\nSaturday: Dr. Charles Mastrovich\, Dr. Abdi Sameni\, Drs. Wayne Nakamura\nDr. Kent Ochiai\, Dr. Ankit Keshav \n\nTuition:\nAGD/ members: $149.00 – $600.00\nNon-AGD members: $299.00 – $600.00 \n  \nFriday :\nPinhole Surgical Technique for Gingival Recession\n  \n10:00 am – 5:00 pm\nCE: 6 (participation)\nAGD Subject Code: 490 (perio) \n  \nThis course introduces the Pinhole Surgical Technique® (PST)\, a minimally invasive alternative to traditional grafting for treating gingival recession. PST avoids scalpels and sutures\, instead using specialized instruments to reposition gingival tissue through small entry points. The session will examine the etiology and clinical impact of recession and present PST as an evidence-based solution. \nParticipants will review evidence-based research\, including a 14.5-year retrospective case series showing 86.6% mean root coverage\, a randomized split-mouth clinical trial study\, and a 35-month case study combining PST with Surgical Crown Shortening (SCS) for Class III defects. These studies demonstrate PST’s long-term predictability\, clinical effectiveness\, and patient satisfaction. \n  \nCourse Objectives:\n\nDescribe the biological principles and procedural steps of PST for managing gingival recession.\nEvaluate outcomes from long-term and comparative studies to assess the predictability of PST versus traditional techniques.\nIdentify appropriate clinical indications for PST\, including advanced cases requiring referral or combination therapies.\n\nRead More Here\n  \n  \n  \nDiagnose and Treat TMJ/TMD With a 90% Success Rate!\n  \n1:00 pm – 4:00 pm\nCE: 3 (lecture)\nAGD Subject Code: 200 (orofacial pain)  \n\n  \n  \nCourse Objectives:\n\nLearn how to diagnose TMJ/TMD with confidence.\nLearn how to communicate to patients about their condition and appropriate treatment.\nUnderstand how to make TMJ orthotics and how to communicate with your dental lab.\nUnderstand the science behind DTR and why it works so well!\n\n  \nRead More Here\n  \n  \nSaturday:\n  \nManaging Implant Mechanical Problems\n  \n8:00 am – 12:00 pm\nCE: 4 (lecture) \nAGD Code: 690 (Implants) \n  \n  \nFor years we have all experienced the invaluable addition implant dentistry adds to a restorative outcome. Adding implant support can often provide a more conservative treatment approach\, as in avoidance of additional preparations for a fixed partial denture or adding support and or retention to augment stability in a case. It’s really hard to imagine practicing dentistry without modern implant technology. However\, in some cases\, various mechanical failures can present\, complicating the prognosis of the case or forcing revisions which are expensive to both the patient and practice. This course will examine many of the issues surrounding these failures. \n\n  \nObjectives\n\nBetter identify some of the issues which pre-dispose a case for mechanical problems. \nRecognize options in case construction which greatly influence force distribution\, mechanical integrity\, and long-term robustness. \nUnderstand how screws function and how to deal with screw failure when it presents.\nDecide what to do when an implant mechanical complication presents\, but even more importantly\, what not to do to prevent additional complications\n\n  \nRead More Here\n  \n  \nSports Dentistry: Management of Traumatic Dental Injuries\n  \n1:00 pm – 5:00 pm\nCE: 4 (participation)\nAGD Subject Code: 154 (Sports Dentistry–Electives) \n*This is a hands-on course that includes mouthguard fabrication \n  \nThis course will outline the common causes of orofacial trauma in both athletic settings as well as common causes of falls and injuries to the head and neck region in daily activities of several different age groups\, and the management of traumatic dental injuries in the general dental practice. \n  \nObjectives\n\nTo identify common injuries both sports related and those that occur in our activities of daily living and the age groups and cohorts most commonly at risk for orofacial injuries.\nClassification of the types of injuries\, hard and soft tissue involvement.  Knowing why time is crucial in the long-term prognosis for treatment of these injuries.\nHaving a prearranged examination protocol with the knowledge of which radiographic and imaging to use\nManagement of the common traumatic dental and alveolar/TMJ injuries.  Knowing when to splint injured and luxated teeth with what materials and for what length of time.\nKnow the current management of pulpal exposures in teeth with both developed and undeveloped apices\nPrevention methods of traumatic dental injuries\n\n  \nRead More Here\n  \n  \nExcellence in Restorative Dentistry: Adhesive Treatment Strategies for Lifetime Patient Care\n  \n8:00 am – 5:00 pm\nCE: 8 (lecture)\nAGD Subject Code: 250 (Restorative) \nKeynote Speaker\n \n\n  \nThis one-day course highlights the full potential of modern restorative dentistry— from prevention to interception to reconstruction—emphasizing how adhesive techniques have expanded treatment possibilities. The course will be presented through a series of carefully curated and well-documented clinical cases\, each supported by long-term follow-ups that demonstrate real-world success and sustainability. \nKey topics include remineralization\, bleaching (internal & external\, resin infiltration\, tooth fragment reattachment\, aesthetic composite bonding\, and bonded resin fixed partial prosthesis for missing anterior teeth. \n\n  \nCourse Objectives:\n• Apply modern adhesive techniques for conservative\, aesthetic outcomes.\n• Understand the value of resin infiltration to reverse white spots and prevent the advancement of inter-proximal caries.\n• Perform predictable fragment reattachment.\n• Perform simple layering for beautiful optical effects that rival natural teeth.\n• Communicate value-based care beyond insurance limitations. \nThe day concludes with an open discussion to help translate knowledge into practice. \n\nRead More Here\n  \n  \n  \n    \n  \n  \n  \n  \n\nRefund and Cancellation Policy:\n\nRegistrations are subject to a $75 non-refundable processing fee.\nCancellations made by email prior to 8/15/25 will receive a refund less the $75 processing fee.\nCancellations made after 8/15/25 are completely non-refundable.\nTransfer of a registration to another name will be considered by email request through 8/15/25.\n\n  \n  \nRegistration:\n\nHere is the link to the hotel for the Fall Meeting September 5 & 6. California Academy of General Dentistry Educational Fall Meeting \nHotel(s) offering your special group rate: \n* San Francisco Airport Marriott Waterfront for 195.00 USD per night –\nLast Day to Book : Friday\, August 22\, 2025  \n\n\nBook Hotel Group Rate\n  \n 
URL:https://caagd.org/event/cagd-2025-fall-meeting/
LOCATION:San Francisco Airport Marriott Waterfront\, 1800 Old Bayshore Highway\, Burlingame\, CA\, 94010\, United States
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