Launch your Invisalign Practice from Zero to Hero Dr. Willy Dayan

BOSTON, MA

Join us at the new 2016-2017 Launch your Invisalign Practice from Zero to Hero Program with Dr. Willy Dayan. The program includes a comprehensive series of educational events, clinical support and knowledge sharing about Invisalign treatment. Participants will learn about Invisalign in a comprehensive, intensive and structured format with the ongoing guidance of a group leader. Participants will also learn how to manipulate Clincheck software and 3D tools to make your aligners talk like your wires, so the teeth will move the way you know they should. EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES:

Comprehensive Understanding of the Invisalign System including: o Biomechanics of Invisalign treatment and tooth movement in aligners o Attachments – function and protocols o Diagnosing predictable treatments with Invisalign and recognizing those that are

likely to be more challenging o Maximizing ClinCheck® treatment planning for mild, moderate and complex adult

and non-adult case types

Learn the Invisalign technique through a series of case presentations and group discussions

Learn how to predictably treatment plan mild, moderate and complex adult and non-adult case types with Invisalign

Monitoring, troubleshooting and finishing techniques to ensure predictable results

Strategies for a successful Invisalign consultation with prospective patients

Strategies for streamlining Invisalign into your practice for optimal profitability and efficiency

Practice growth strategies through Invisalign

MEETING LOCATION

BOSTON UNIVERSITY Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine

100 East Newton Street Boston, MA 02118 Tel: 617-638-5656

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WORKSHOP ONE – FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2016 9:00 am – 12:00 pm INTRODUCTORY WORKSHOP OVERVIEW

Overview of Program, including program objectives and responsibilities

Invisalign Basics: treatment options, IPR, attachments, clinical preferences

Invisalign Processes: general overview of Invisalign process, streamlining Invisalign treatment within your practice, understanding Invisalign attachment hierarchies, IPR staging and aligner defaults

DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT PLANNING

Biomechanics of Invisalign

Desired tooth movements with aligners

Invisalign patient selection: diagnosing predictable treatment for a variety of cases from simple to complex

Treatment planning considerations with Invisalign

Effective communication with prospective Invisalign patients THE INVISALIGN SUBMISSION PROCESS

Record taking for Invisalign treatments

Invisalign treatment submission process: how to effectively communicate with Align using the submission form

INVISALIGN CLINCHECK® SOFTWARE

ClinCheck Software Part One: Communication with Invisalign via customer Service and ClinCheck treatment plan review process

INTERACTIVE TREATMENT PLANNING SESSION AND GROUP DISCUSSION Participant presentations to the group. Each doctor will present two potential Invisalign patients to discuss solutions.

WORKSHOP TWO – FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2017

9:00 am – 12:00 pm INVISALIGN TREATMENT PLANNING FOR MILD TO MODERATE

CASES INVISALIGN TREATMENT PLANNING: MILD TO MODERATE

Includes spacing and crowding, mild to moderate rotations, non-extraction treatments, mild CIass I, Class II and Class III treatments

TEENAGERS: INVISALIGN TREATMENT PLANNING AND CASE SELECTION

Diagnostic and treatment planning considerations when providing Invisalign treatment for non-adults

Invisalign Teen treatment option and associated features INVISALIGN CLINCHECK SOFTWARE

Part Two: reviewing and making changes to your ClinCheck plan, using ClinCheck as a treatment planning tool, using your ClinCheck models as a monitoring tool

CASE PRESENTATIONS AND GROUP DISCUSSION

Participants share two of their own treatments which would be considered mild to moderately difficult

WORKSHOP THREE – FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 2017 9:00 am – 12:00 pm TREATMENT PLANNING FOR MODERATE TO COMPLEX CASES INVISALIGN TREATMENT PLANNING: MODERATE TO COMPLEX

Includes extraction, deep bite correction, Class II and Class II treatments

Invisalign Teen treatments with partially erupted dentition, distalization and mesialization INVISALIGN TREATMENT AUXILIARIES

Incorporating auxiliaries into your Invisalign treatment plan to help achieve A-P correction

INVISALIGN MONITORING AND TROUBLESHOOTING

Effective Invisalign treatment monitoring and use of ClinCheck software as a monitoring tool

Review of online monitoring resources

Troubleshooting Invisalign – what to do when a treatment is not tracking and how it can be avoided. When is mid-course correction required?

How to use ClinCheck software to detect misfits and identify tracking issues CASE PRESENTATIONS AND GROUP DISCUSSION

Participants share two of their own treatments which fall into the moderate to complex categories

WORKSHOP FOUR – FRIDAY, MAY 19, 2017 9:00 am – 12:00 pm TREATMENT PLANNING FOR COMPLEX CASES INVISALIGN TREATMENT PLANNING: COMPLEX

Complex Invisalign treatment planning, including pre-molar extraction treatments and surgical options with Invisalign

INVISALIGN FINISHING TECHNIQUES AND RETENTION

Finishing techniques and Invisalign refinement process

Post-Invisalign retention and Vivera® retainers CASE PRESENTATIONS AND GROUP DISCUSSION

Participants share two of their own Invisalign treatments based on the topics of troubleshooting, auxiliaries, and extraction treatments

PREREQUISITES:

Successful Completion of Invisalign Training Course: Clear Principles.

Course is for Orthodontists only and is limited to 30 Orthodontists. TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Participants must attend all four workshops.

Clinical training provided by guest speakers reflects their own views and not necessarily those of Align Technology, Inc.

Registrants may cancel before 1:00 p.m. EST fourteen calendar days prior to the course to receive a full refund.

WORKSHOP FEES $2000 includes:

Four specialized workshops designed to support and guide participants as they treatment plan various case types and complexities with Invisalign

Customized clinical support through peer to peer and guidance from group leader

Workshops includes breakfast and parking

CONTINUING EDUCATION 12 CE Hours