2 CE Credit Course RCT Endodontics Presents Beers with Peers

Cost $99 (Includes Dinner, Drinks & Sample Kit ($100 value)

Course Title: Supportive Periodontal Surgery and Fracture Considerations for Final Restoration

Course Description: This is a one and half hour combined periodontal and endodontic lecture

that touches on restorative considerations for compromised teeth. The lecture is comprised of a 45-­minute periodontal discussion of crown lengthening and other considerations for referral and periodontal intervention. The endodontic component is also 45-­minutes, which discusses diagnosis and treatment of cracked/fractured teeth and the uses of internal retention (posts) for final restoration.

Date: September 13, 2017 Credits Earned: (2) credits Location: Crofton Frisco Tap House 2406 Brandermill Blvd. Gambrills, MD 21054 Registration: 6:00pm-­6:30pm Event: 6:00pm-­8:00pm To Register: Call Dentsply @ 800-­662-­1202, indicate course code # 20321 Sponsor: Dentsply Sirona Endodontics

COURSE DESCRIPTION Part 1: The purpose of this lecture is to educate the general dentist on the implications of cracks and fractured roots as it pertains to endodontic and periodontal conditions. The goal is to enable the GP to make better clinical decisions when diagnosing cracks which will lead to better treatment recommendations and long term outcomes. Furthermore, a goal of this lecture is to discuss indications of post placement (which is correlated to fractures) in hopes of reducing the incidence of iatrogenically induced root fractures. Part 2: The Endodontic lecture portion will explain trauma with periodontic and endodontic implications on cracked teeth, including crown lengthening, anatomy and biologic width. Additional in depth topics will include Splinting and tooth survival;; trauma from occlusion;; periodontal infection and grafting.

SPEAKER BIOS Dr. Adam Orgel is a native Washingtonin having attended Richard Montgomery High School in Rockville, MD. He received his bachelor’s degree in 2005 from the University of Maryland and continued on to obtain a Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) in 2009. He remained at the University of Maryland receiving a Masters in Oral Biology in 2012 while completing his endodontic residency. Dr. Orgel was presented with the Tony M. Ponti Memorial Award, which is presented to one graduating senior for excellence in clinical endodontics.

Dr. Orgel has been heavily involved with dental research. He worked as an intern at the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research (NIDCR) at the

National Institute of Health (NIH) and has had multiple publications. He also placed second at the 2012 American Association of Endodontics Annual Conference for his oral presentation on the relationship between oral bacteria and endodontic treatment. Dr. Orgel is a Partner at RCT Endodontics with practices in Bowie and Silver Spring. He is a specialist member of the American Association of Endodontists. In addition, he is a member of the American Dental Association, Maryland Dental Association, and Southern Maryland Dental Association. Dr. Orgel continues his learning at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda with the Edward C. Penick Endodontic Study Club. He is also a founding member of the Premier Study Club in Bethesda.

Dr. Craig Gayton is originally from Seattle, Washington and received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Washington. He then attended Howard University’s College of Dentistry in Washington, DC. After graduating, he was commissioned to serve in the U.S. Army. In the Army, he completed Ft. Benning’s Advanced Education in General Dentistry (AEGD). Dr. Gayton was soon stationed in South Korea as the Chief of Restorative Dentistry for one year and then returned to Washington, DC where he worked as the Assistant Officer in Charge at Ft. Myer in Virginia. Following that, he volunteered to serve in the Kosovo Humanitarian effort of 2002.

Dr. Gayton received his three-­year periodontics certificate at Ft. Benning Eisenhower Hospital in conjunction with the Medical College of Georgia’s Graduate Oral Biology program. His final duty station was as Chief of the Periodontics Dept. at the Heidelberg Hospital in Heidelberg Germany. Continuing Education is just as important as having a traditional dental education. The treatments and techniques used in dentistry are constantly changing. Dr. Gayton believes that it is important to stay up-­to-­date so that he can offer his patients the most advanced treatment options. He am a board certified member and Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology. He has done extensive research in various areas of dentistry, and in 2006, he was honored to receive the Army’s Joseph Bernier Award and the Southern Academy of Periodontology’s “Best Clinical Research” award for my research in a skin graft derivative associated with bone graft healing. Dr. Gayton chose to return to Washington, DC with my family. He feels fortunate to have the wonderful support of his family and his community, including Silver Spring and Bowie, Maryland.