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The Southern States Symposium & Expo, presented by FDLA, is the largest dental laboratory industry meeting in the country run by a nonprofit association.

Everything offered at the Symposium will provide those in attendance an exceptional experience.

May 7 - 9, 2020Renaissance ORlandO at seaWORld • ORlandO, Fl

“WHat’s tHe next MOve FOR yOUR laB?” is the theme for the 2020 Symposium. Whether you are a lab owner, manager or technician, the Symposium will give you options to advance your business or career and provide you a new way of thinking. Make plans to attend and gain valuable information to increase your buying power in the dental industry.

BRinG yOUR client dentists!The Southern States Symposium & Expo courses are specifically designed for the entire dental team. These courses will help both the dentist and the dental technician work together on the latest trends and techniques.

dOn’t Miss tHis excellent OppORtUnity to be a part of one of the industry’s largest meetings providing continuing education courses and an outstanding showcase of dental laboratory products and services.

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2020 s c H e d U l e O F e v e n t stHURsday – May 712:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Fdla Matheson Memorial Golf tournament

shingle creek Golf club Sponsored by: Kulzer

FRiday – May 87:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Registration desk Open

7:30 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. Morning Beverage Break

8:00 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. Welcome, Board installation and president’s speech

8:30 a.m. – 9:45 a.m. OpeninG KeynOte addResssurface: tHe Final tOUcH

Presented by: Ed McLaren, DDS, MDC Sponsored by: VITA North America

9:45 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Mid-Morning Beverage Break

9:45 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. OptiOnal Hands-On WORKsHOp initial lisi press: practical, yet natural Presented by: Chucri Chemali, TD, DTG Sponsored by: GC America Inc. (Pre-registration and additional fees required –

Capacity 15.)

9:45 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. OptiOnal Hands-On WORKsHOpadvanced anatomy, a study of nature & simplified Beauty

Presented by: Jessica Birrell, CDT Sponsored by: FDLA (Pre-registration and additional fees required –

Capacity 15.)

10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. FRiday panel pResentatiOndental laboratory technology - the Future is Here

Panelists: Nick Azzara, Rick Sonntag, RDT & Barbara Warner Wojdan, CDT, AAACD

Moderator: Bennett Napier, CAE Sponsored by: FDLA

11:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. awards presentation and nadl/nBc Updates

12:00 p.m. – 12:45 p.m. Fdla luncheon Sponsored by: Argen Corporation

12:45 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. Hands-On WORKsHOp (continued) initial lisi press: practical, yet natural

Presented by: Chucri Chemali, TD, DTG

12:45 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. Hands-On WORKsHOp (continued) advanced anatomy, a study of nature & simplified Beauty

Presented by: Jessica Birrell, CDT

1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. aFteRnOOn KeynOte sessiOn Oral surgery from a Restorative perspective

Presented by: Philip L. Fava II, DMD, MDSc & Alexander Wünsche, CDT, ZT

Sponsored by: Amann Girrbach

3:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Fdla expo Hall Open

3:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. expo Hall Kickoff Reception Sponsored by: Zahn Dental

6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Fdla Friday night Reception at the Renaissance Orlando at seaWorld

Reception Sponsored by: Ivoclar Vivadent, Inc.

satURday – May 97:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Registration desk Open

7:30 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. Morning Beverage Break Sponsored by: Cardinal Rotary Instruments

8:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. a cOURses

8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. OptiOnal Hands-On WORKsHOp cercon® xt Ml Zirconia and Miyo liquid

ceramic, “the perfect pair” Presented by: Bart Cothran, CDT and Kevin

Krumm, CDT, TE Sponsored by: Dentsply Sirona (Pre-registration & additional fees required.

Special note: This class will be repeated on Saturday afternoon.)

8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. OptiOnal Hands-On WORKsHOp Full arch treatment from Behind the chair

Presented by: James Angelone Sponsored by: Straumann Group (Pre-registration and additional fees required –

Capacity 15.)

9:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. expo Hall Break

9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Fdla expo Hall Open

11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. B cOURses

12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. expo Hall Break / lunch in expo Hall Sponsored by: Aspen Dental

12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. Gavel club luncheon (Invitation Only)

1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. c cOURses

1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Hands-On WORKsHOp (continued) Full arch treatment from Behind the chair

Presented by: James Angelone (Pre-registration and additional fees required.)

1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Hands-On WORKsHOp (repeated) cercon® xt Ml Zirconia and Miyo liquid ceramic, “the perfect pair”

Presented by: Bart Cothran, CDT and Kevin Krumm, CDT, TE

(Pre-registration and additional fees required. This class is a repeat from Saturday morning.)

2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. expo Hall Break / afternoon Beverage Break

3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. ReGUlatORy standaRds

cHOOse BetWeen tWO cOURses cOURse d1is a visit from OsHa in your Future?

Presented by: Gary Morgan, CDT Sponsored by: Safelink Consulting (1 Hour Regulatory Standards Credit / 1 Hour

Prevention of Medical Errors Credit)

cOURse d2Florida laws and Rules Update - emerging trends

Presented by: Eric Thorn, Esq. Sponsored by: FDLA (1 Hour Regulatory Standards Credit/ 1 Hour

Laws & Rules Credit)


K e y n Ot e s e s s i O n s – F R i day – M ay 8

Opening Keynote addressSurface: THE FINAL TOUCHPresented by: Ed McLaren, DDS, MDCcdt/RG: 1 hour of scientific credit • state of Florida: 1 hour of General credit

Friday panel presentationDental Laboratory Technology - The Future is HerePanelists: Nick Azzara, Rick Sonntag, RDT & Barbara Warner Wojdan, CDT, AAACD

Moderator: Bennett Napier, CAEcdt/RG: 1.5 hours of professional development credit • state of Florida: 1.5 hours of General credit

Sponsored by:

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This keynote will cover the final touches of contour, texture, surface colorants, and polish that

can take an average looking porcelain or monolithic glass ceramic and focus on the new generation glass ceramic, Zirconia Reinforced Lithium Silicate “Suprinity”. Dr. McLaren will share techniques for monolithic Cubic Zirconia restoration to create an exceptionally esthetic result. These steps are critical to the success of dental restorations, especially now since more monolithic restorations are becoming the norm. Dr. McLaren will also cover the esthetics of the individual tooth, i.e. the individual form and color characteristics of teeth.

ed Mclaren, dds, MdcDr. McLaren is a Prosthodontist and Master Dental Ceramist. He is a retired Professor from both UCLA and UAB School of Dentistry, founder and first director of the Post Graduate Esthetic Dentistry at the UCLA School of Dentistry and was the director of the UCLA Center for Esthetic Dentistry, a full time didactic and clinical program for graduate dentists. Dr. McLaren was also the founder and director of the UCLA/LACC Master Dental Ceramist program.

Dr. McLaren is currently the CEO of ArtOral America, a private teaching institute based in Park City, Utah. He maintains a private practice limited to prosthodontics and esthetic dentistry in which he does all of his own ceramics. He is still actively involved in many areas of prosthodontic and materials research and has authored or co-authored over 90 articles. Dr. McLaren is performing ongoing clinical research on various restorative systems. He has presented numerous lectures, hands-on clinics and postgraduate courses on ceramics and esthetics across the nation and internationally. He recently published a book on his ceramic techniques and features dental photographic art entitled, “The Art of Passion: Ceramics, Teeth, Faces, and Places.”

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alexander Wünsche, cdt, Zt

Alexander Wünsche obtained his dental technician certification in 1999 in Germany. He completed an intensive technical rotation in dental laboratories of various specialties in Germany to develop a well-rounded depth of knowledge. Shortly thereafter, he founded his own boutique-style laboratory in Ravensburg, Germany.

In 2009, Mr. Wünsche transitioned to Miami, Florida to join Zahntechnique, a full-service dental laboratory, founded in1970. In 2014, he and his wife, Danielle Wünsche, assumed ownership of Zahntechnique.

Mr. Wünsche specializes in aesthetic and cosmetic restorations, complex implant reconstruction and digital workflows. His articles have been published in journals, such as Compendium of Continuing Education in Dentistry, Inside Dental Technology, Journal of Dental Technology, Laboratory Management Today and ACP Messenger.

K e y n Ot e s e s s i O n s – F R i day – M ay 8

Friday afternoon KeynoteOral Surgery from a Restorative PerspectivePresented by: Philip L. Fava II, DMD, MDSc & Alexander Wünsche, CDT, ZTcdt/RG: 2 hours of scientific credit • state of Florida: 2 hours of General credit

Sponsored by:

Surgeries in dentistry are done every day. Surgeries with the implementation of digital devices are done every day. However, we are missing out on utilizing the specialists in the dental team. As specialists, we see the oral surgeon or periodontist, the prosthodontics and the dental technician.

Dr. Phillip Fava, II, periodontist and Alexander Wünsche CDT, ZT, dental technician will explain their way of helping patients get their desired smile. There are many ways to get to the destination — some are longer, some are shorter. Dr. Fava and Wünsche will share how surgical and restorative can be married in a seamless way for most predictable results, while avoiding detours or pitfalls.

From utilizing certain software in treatment planning, in communication and execution, their way of planning and restoring make dentistry a charm. Discussion will cover surgical procedures and how the technician can be involved and a necessary help related to restorative materials, which ideally are chosen before the treatment is even started.

philip l. Fava ii, dMd, Mdsc

Dr. Philip Fava is a full-time practicing periodontist and implant surgeon, maintaining offices in both Philadelphia and Ambler, PA. His practice is focused on surgical implant placement, periodontal plastic surgery procedures, reconstructive and regenerative therapy, LANAP®, LAPIP®, and Pinhole® Surgical Technique.

Dr. Fava completed his specialty residency in Periodontics and Masters in Dental Science (MDSc) at the University of Connecticut (UConn), where he served as the chief resident. He earned his Doctor of Dental Medicine degree in Philadelphia from the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine (UPenn).

Dr. Fava is a Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology and a Fellow of the International Team of Implantology (ITI). He presently serves as Co-Director of the Philadelphia Tri-State ITI Study Club, President of the Eastern Dental Society, the leader of two Spear Study Clubs, Advisory Board Member of Spear Master’s Program and faculty of DevRight Speaker Development Series. He lectures nationally on various topics including periodontics, dental implant surgery and practice management.


2020 cOURses & expO scHedUle – satURday, May 9

FDLA is a State of Florida Approved CE Provider

CDT/RG CreditsAll Southern States Symposium & Expo courses have been approved by the National Board for Certification for CDT/RG Credits.

AGD CreditsApproved PACE Program Provider FAGD/MAGD CreditApproval does not imply acceptance by a state or provincial board of dentistry or AGD endorsement.

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3-HR OptiOnalWORKsHOps(aM or pM)

6 HR – OptiOnal

WORKsHOp

8:00 a.M. – 9:30 a.M.

a cOURses

cOURse a1

navigating the digital landscape while

Utilizing Handmade skills with a new

disruptive veneering Material

Bobby Williams, CDT

Sponsored by: VITA North America

cOURse a2

immediate dentures: standard and

advanced Fabrication protocols

Tom Zaleske, AS

Sponsored by: FDLA

cOURse a3

implant potpourri - implants in the aesthetic Zone and Full arch Rehabilitation

Alexander Wünsche, CDT, ZT

Sponsored by: Amann Girrbach

cOURse a4

confronting the challenge and embracing the emerging

Opportunities for your dental laboratory

Joseph M. Saburn, Esq.

Sponsored by: Zahn Dental

cercon® xt Ml Zirconia and Miyo liquid

ceramic, “the perfect pair”

Bart Cothran, CDT & Kevin Krumm,

CDT, TE

8:00 a.M. – 11:00 a.M.

Sponsored by: Dentsply Sirona

(Participants from 8:00 A.M. – 11:00 A.M. workshop can

choose any courses in B, C & D tracks, Expo

hours & Lunch)

Full arch treatment from

Behind the chair

James Angelone

8:00 a.M. – 12:00 p.M.

Sponsored by: Straumann Group

9:30 a.M. – 11:00 a.M.

EXPO HALL OPEN (Expo Hall Opens at 9:30 A.M.)

11:00 a.M. – 12:00 p.M.

B cOURses

cOURse B1

efficiency on a daily Basis

Chucri Chemali,TD, DTG

Sponsored by: GC America Inc.

cOURse B2

servicing Overdentures:

Restore Retention, Reline Review, and

More

Ruben Arebalo

Sponsored by: Preat Corporation

cOURse B3

advanced case design: Featuring

smile enhancement appliances and Unilaterals for

implants

Kris Schermerhorn


cOURse B4

3d printing is Only as Good as the Resins

you Use

Cory Lambertson

Sponsored by: Whip Mix Corporation

12:00 p.M. – 1:00 p.M.

EXPO HALL OPEN (Lunch in Expo Hall)

1:00 p.M. – 2:00 p.M.

c cOURses

cOURse c1

MaGic: an exploration of the

Magic and science in Restorative dentistry,

simplifying and enhancing natural

aesthetics

Jessica Birrell, CDT

Sponsored by: Komet USA LLC

cOURse c2

save time and Money – automate

your denture department

Robert Vasile

Sponsored by: Sterngold

cOURse c3

engineering immediate prototypes

Nick Glickman, DT

Sponsored by: Zirkonzahn

cOURse c4

Found Money: creating new Revenue streams through your

current Outfit with 3d printing

Daniel Alter, MSc, MDT, CDT


cercon® xt Ml Zirconia and Miyo liquid

ceramic, “the perfect pair”

(Repeat)

Bart Cothran, CDT & Kevin Krumm,

CDT, TE

1:00 p.M. – 4:00 p.M.

Participants in 1:00 P.M. -

4:00 P.M. workshop may choose any

course in A & B tracks and Expo Hall Lunch

Full arch treatment from

Behind the chair

1:00 p.M. –3:00 p.M.

(cont.)

2:00 p.M. – 3:00 p.M.

EXPO HALL OPEN

3:00 p.M. – 4:00 p.M.

d cOURses

cOURse d1is a visit from OsHa in your Future?

Gary Morgan, CDT

Sponsored by: Safelink Consulting

cOURse d2Florida laws and Rules Update -

emerging trends

Eric Thorn, Esq.

Sponsored by: FDLA


cOURse descRiptiOns – satURday – May 9

(continued)

CERAMICS / CROWN & BRIDGE

cOURse # a1 – 8:00 a.M. – 9:30 a.M.cdt/RG: 1.5 hours of scientific credit state of Florida: 1.5 hours of General credit

navigating the digital landscape while Utilizing Handmade skills with a new disruptive veneering Materialby Bobby Williams, CDT

During this lecture, Williams will explain in detail how he utilizes the most up to date digital technology in harmony with analog hand layering. Efficiency in step with a fine tuned focus can create an incredibly powerful and profitable dental laboratory.

cOURse # B1 – 11:00 a.M. – 12:00 p.M.cdt/RG: 1 hour of scientific credit state of Florida: 1 hour of General credit

efficiency on a daily Basis by Chucri Chemali, TD, DTG

Human teeth haven’t changed at all. Their different functions and shapes remain the same. However, technologies have evolved a lot. Some are truly designed to make our work easier but again, are we staying focused on the real priorities? Let’s go back to basics and make sure we are copying nature in function and esthetics and not just filling a gap in a patient’s mouth.

cOURse # c1 – 1:00 p.M. – 2:00 p.M.cdt/RG: 1 hour of scientific credit state of Florida: 1 hour of General credit

MaGic: an exploration of the Magic and science in Restorative dentistry, simplifying and enhancing natural aestheticsby Jessica Birrell, CDT

Reproduction of nature is a combination of magic and science as we create the illusion of mimicked nature and symmetry in an often unideal environment. As nature cannot be exactly replicated, a technicians’ ability to understand this science and create the illusion of nature is critical. Join me as we explore the magic and science in restorative dentistry and learn techniques that simplify and enhance natural beauty for 2020.

REMOVABLES

cOURse # a2 – 8:00 a.M. – 9:30 a.M.cdt/RG: 1.5 hours of scientific credit state of Florida: 1.5 hours of General credit

immediate dentures: standard and advanced Fabrication protocolsby Tom Zaleske, AS

Analog or digitally fabricated, immediate dentures set the tempo for definitive edentulous treatment. Whether you are fabricating analogue or digitally, single or dual phase immediate denture, communication and fabrication techniques, which address bone trim, surgical guides, corrective tooth positions, flange and palatal contours, and other facets, all play a role in a successful outcome.

This presentation will walk you through several cases using successful techniques that provide a predictable outcome, and set the stage for a better definitive, final denture once healing has occurred.

Areas of discussion to include:• The questions that drive fabrication• Bone trim philosophies • Palatal contour techniques which aid in phonetic adaption• Acrylic resin choices for phases of construction• Tooth selection• Case economics

cOURse # B2 – 11:00 a.M. – 12:00 p.M.cdt/RG: 1 hour of scientific credit

state of Florida: 1 hour of General credit

servicing Overdentures: Restore Retention, Reline Review, and Moreby Ruben Arebalo

This course will review the many problems the restorative team and their patients experience with overdentures. The speaker will discuss why these problems happen and the alternative solutions available; learn different techniques for attachment processing and relines; and discover how to select the proper overdenture attachment based on patient needs.

Learning Objectives:• Troubleshooting techniques for when a patient is experiencing a

lack of retention• Determine when relines are necessary and the steps necessary to

reline overdentures• Prevent overdentures from “locking in”• Determine which attachment best fits the patient’s specific needs• Overview of patient care and recommended hygiene maintenance



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cOURse # c2 – 1:00 p.M. – 2:00 p.M.cdt/RG: 1 hour of scientific credit

state of Florida: 1 hour of General credit

save time and Money – automate your denture departmentby Robert Vasile

This course will present both the clinical and laboratory digital workflow for a unique system of creating milled dentures and overdenture. It will include an explanation of the significant steps within the process, which can create a denture in two office visits.

• Unique process of digital dentures• Two clinical visits• Reduce post adjustments• Create FU/FL digital dentures in 3 hours• Automate the process of digital service

IMPLANTS

cOURse # a3 – 8:00 a.M. – 9:30 a.M.cdt/RG: 1.5 hours of scientific credit

state of Florida: 1.5 hours of General credit

implant potpourri - implants in the aesthetic Zone and Full arch Rehabilitationby Alexander Wünsche, CDT, ZT

During this lecture, Wünsche will explain the importance of treatment planning for complex implant reconstructions. Complex can be anything from the single implant in the anterior area up to full mouth rehabilitations.

With the digital treatment approach, we are now able to plan the case with the patient’s smile in mind. The utilization of smile design software in combination with implant planning software and a dynamic cad-cam system make the planning and design stage extremely predictable.

In the second part of this lecture, Wünsche will describe the importance of the correct material choice and what kind of zirconia (or even polymer) is appropriate for the specific case.


advanced case design: Featuring smile enhancement appliances and Unilaterals for implantsby Kris Schermerhorn

Learn about the design and creation of Smile Enhancement appliances and Unilateral for Implants. Schermerhorn will demonstrate how to design, next and mill RPD’s using revolutionary Zirlux Acetal

Thermoplastic Resin discs as well as how to finish and polish the final product. Also featured will be the latest developments in the flexible materials and applications for today’s demanding consumers and cases. This unique course teaches a workflow process critical for the digital laboratory.

cOURse # c3 – 1:00 p.M. – 2:00 p.M.cdt/RG: 1 hour of scientific credit state of Florida: 1 hour of General credit

engineering immediate prototypesby Nick Glickman, DT

Create your own instant loading solutions! Zirkonzahn has developed a 100% digital workflow simplifying restorative and surgical planning to place functional and aesthetic prototypes on the day of surgery – all in one integrated system.

Glickman will show you how to position maxilla to patient occlusion on 3D face scans, conduct a full-arch virtual setup, plan implant placement, craft surgical guides and fabricate a breathtaking prototype for surgery.

The workflow expert will also review CAD/CAM techniques to create aesthetic try-ins to bolster case acceptance and word-of-mouth marketing tactics.

LABORATORY MANAGEMENT / DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY

cOURse # a4 – 8:00 a.M. – 9:30 a.M.cdt/RG: 1.5 hours of professional development credit

state of Florida: 1.5 hours of General credit

confronting the challenge and embracing the emerging Opportunities for your dental laboratoryby Joseph M. Saburn, Esq.

This lecture will highlight challenges and present a roadmap that owners of dental laboratories should consider as they try to navigate possible business disruptions. Some believe that the trend to consolidation is the result of instability in the market and uncertainty surrounding the future. Actually, consolidation seeks to optimize business efficiency and financial performance and seeks to better position the lab to successfully compete. Grabbing market share, cutting costs, boosting productivity and improving investment returns through economies of scale all play a major role in the evolution of your business. There is no doubt that the world has changed in a big way for dental laboratories. The lab industry was historically stable, very profitable and predictable. That is no longer the case, but there is also great opportunity. Mr. Saburn will review the evolution of industry consolidation and discuss opportunities presented to enhance your business.



laBORatORy ManaGeMent / diGital tecHnOlOGy (continued)


3d printing is Only as Good as the Resins you Useby Cory Lambertson

The importance of using the highest quality print resins cannot be overstated. Choosing the right resin will ensure quality and the highest accuracy. Learn which resins meet FDA requirements and sought-after physical properties. Print hard splints, models, patterns, guides, and trays with confidence after attending this presentation.

cOURse # c4 – 1:00 p.M. – 2:00 p.M.cdt/RG: 1 hour of professional development credit state of Florida: 1 hour of General credit

Found Money: creating new Revenue streams through your current digital Outfit with 3d printing by Daniel Alter, MSc, MDT, CDT

As digital and technological advances occur at lightning speed in and around dentistry, so have new business opportunities, models and tools to grow your laboratory and truly differentiate the services you provide among the competition. This presentation will expose some hidden gems, processes and strategies, incorporating CAD and 3D printing, to immediately grow your dental laboratory’s business, as well as your competitive footprint, locally and nationally. Join this informative business session and learn what you could implement in your laboratory to grow your revenue with your existing clientele, as well as attract new clients to enjoy the services and products your business provides.

REGULATORY STANDARDS / PREVENTION OF MEDICAL ERRORS / LAWS & RULES

cOURse # d1 – 3:00 p.M. – 4:00 p.M.cdt/RG: 1 hour of Regulatory standards credit state of Florida: 1 hour of prevention of Medical errors credit

is a visit from OsHa in your Future? by Gary Morgan, CDT

Visits from OSHA can be an employer’s worst nightmare, especially if they are not prepared. Inspections in dental laboratories generally are based upon a complaint, but can also be a random visit. This course will discuss what is on OSHA’s radar and how to be prepared for an OSHA inspection or inquiry.

The following will be discussed:• Receiving and responding to notifications from OSHA • How to handle an onsite visit• Records that OSHA may want to review• Documented safety programs, policies and procedures, including

infection control, hazard communication, chemical safety, personal protective equipment requirements, emergency action assets and procedures and silica exposure prevention

• What happens if violations are discovered; citations, penalties, and how to abate them

cOURse # d2 – 3:00 p.M. – 4:00 p.M.cdt/RG: 1 hour of Regulatory standards credit state of Florida: 1 hour of laws & Rules credit

Florida laws and Rules Update - emerging trendsby Eric Thorn, Esq.

This course will provide information relative to Florida’s laws and regulations regarding dental laboratories and an insight into recent developments related to chairside services and ongoing legislative and regulatory interactions.


OptiOnal Hands-On WORKsHOps – FRiday, May 8

Initial LiSi Press: Practical, Yet Natural Sponsored by:

Workshop schedule:9:45 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. Hands-on Workshop 12:00 p.m. – 12:45 p.m. Fdla luncheon (included in registration fees)

12:45 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. Hands-on Workshop

(Note: Pre-registration and additional fees required – Capacity 15. Participants must pre-register by 4/15/2020.)

Registration Includes: Friday morning Board Installation, President’s Speech & Keynote, Friday Only Registration for Hands-on Workshop, Friday Lunch, Friday Night Reception, admission to the Expo on Friday & Saturday.

Presented by: Chucri Chemali, TD, DTGcdt/RG: 6 hours of scientific credit state of Florida: 6 hours of General credit

During this workshop, Chucri Chemali, CDT, will discuss and demonstrate choice of GC InitialTM LiSi Ingots, internal and external shading using GC InitialTM IQ Lustre Pastes NF, layered

versus monolithic, surface texture, hand polish and much more. Chemali will share his tips and techniques to expand your armamentarium.

Advanced Anatomy, A Study of Nature & Simplified Beauty Sponsored by:

Workshop schedule:9:45 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. Hands-on Workshop 12:00 p.m. – 12:45 p.m. Fdla luncheon (included in registration fees)


Presented by: Jessica Birrell, CDTcdt/RG: 6 hours of scientific credit state of Florida: 6 hours of General credit


Registration Includes: Friday morning Board Installation, President’s Speech & Keynote, Friday Only Registration for Hands-on Workshop, Friday Lunch, Friday Night Reception, admission to the Expo on Friday & Saturday.

nOte: participants do not need to bring any materials for this workshop. Models will be provided.

Step outside the box with fresh eyes and re-discover the way you see dental anatomy. Test your knowledge of shape and character as we study individual uniqueness and examine

both mathematical and artist rules that shape many forms of anatomy. Design with a clear purpose as we learn how to simplify natural aesthetics.

Course Objectives: • Individual tooth analysis through photography, graphs, and

hands-on• Hands-on experience with sculpting clay, sketching diagrams, and

demos on waxing• Study patterns in nature • Facial Analysis & Smile Design • Contours/effects • Surface Texture

nOte: participants do not need to bring any materials for this workshop. Models will be provided.


OptiOnal Hands-On WORKsHOps – satURday, May 9

Cercon® xt ML Zirconia and MiYo Liquid Ceramic, “The Perfect Pair”

Sponsored by:

Workshop schedule (Must choose aM or pM):8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Hands-on Workshop

OR1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Hands-on Workshop12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. lunch & expo Hall Break (included in registration fees)

Presented by: Bart Cothran, CDT & Kevin Krumm, CDT, TEcdt/RG: 3 hours of scientific credit • state of Florida: 3 hours of General credit

Cothran Krumm

During this three-hour workshop, Cothran and Krumm will demonstrate characterization and finishing of a zirconia restoration. One monolithic zirconia restoration will be stained

and glazed with metallic oxide stains in one firing. An additional crown will be finished with MiYo liquid ceramics.

Course Objectives: The focus is on simplicity. Even though participants will not be able to characterize and finish a zirconia restoration in the green state during this three-hour workshop, they will see it demonstrated.

Attendees will see how simple achieving an esthetic result can be with monolithic zirconia. Attendees will have the opportunity to stain and glaze a zirconia restoration using metallic oxide stains as well as finish


Registration Includes: Saturday Registration for Hands-on Workshop, Saturday lectures and/or Regulatory Standards course depending on workshop time, Saturday Lunch and admission to the Expo on Friday & Saturday.

Full Arch Treatment from Behind the Chair Sponsored by:

Workshop schedule:8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Hands-on Workshop 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. lunch & expo Hall Break (included in workshop fees)


Presented by: James Angelone cdt/RG: 6 hours of scientific credit state of Florida: 6 hours of General credit

The ProArch (All on X) treatment plan is one of the most complex treatment modalities in dentistry today. With over 500 cases completed, James Angelone will take you

through the entire protocol. Beginning with case identification, he will discuss each step of the full arch treatment plan all the way to final restoration and beyond. James will cover both guided and free-hand surgical procedures, as well as immediate load and final restoration options. He will demonstrate how you can confidently and successfully implement full arch into your practice.

Course Objectives: • Pre-surgery preparation• Communication between surgeon, GP & Lab• Surgery/Restorative responsibilities• Post–Surgery hygiene and long-term maintenance• TOTAL restorative sequence, soup to nuts

Participants Should Bring: Participants will need to bring loops because you will be working with tiny pieces of material. All other materials will be provided.


Registration Includes: Saturday Only Registration for Hands-on Workshop, Regulatory Standards Course, Saturday Lunch, admission to the Expo on Friday & Saturday.

(NOTE: This course is offered two times on Saturday.)

an additional crown with MiYo liquid ceramic. Cothran and Krumm will also focus attention on troubleshooting problems participants may have in regard to finishing monolithic zirconia restorations.

Participants Should Bring: All of the tools you prefer when staining and glazing, i.e. brushes, hemostats, etc. All other materials will be provided.

nOte: time preference of aM or pM workshop will be on a first-come, first-served basis.


Sponsored by:sHinGle cReeK GOlF clUB

thursday, May 7 • 12:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.(Additional registration and fees required.)

Shingle Creek Golf Club presents challenges to players of all levels and has consistently been rated as one of Orlando’s best golf courses since opening in 2003. In

2016, the golf club partnered with the renowned Arnold Palmer Design Company to create a new Arnold Palmer Signature Golf Course. The course is known for its large, undulating greens, plush fairways and an abundance of water hazards. Make plans to participate in this great networking opportunity!

Tournament Fees Include:• Greens/Cart fees• Unlimited practice balls• Boxed lunch for each golfer• Prizes awarded for top scoring team, longest drive and

closest to the pin

9939 Universal Boulevard, Orlando, FL 32819407.996.9933 www.ShingleCreekGolf.com

Hands-On taBle clinics in expO Hall

Fdla MatHesOn MeMORial GOlF tOURnaMent

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!

FDLA will provide the opportunity to earn CE credits during the expo hall hours again this year. The table clinics will take place in the sponsored island

booths during expo hall hours on both Friday, May 8 and Saturday, May 9. The following sponsors will be presenting table clinics in the Expo Hall:

nOte: topic, speaker and schedule for each table clinic will be listed in the symposium onsite program. Each participant will earn 1 hour of Scientific Credit (CDT/RG) and 1 hour of General Credit through the State of Florida per course.


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aidite (Qinhuangdao) technology co., ltd

align technology

amann Girrbach north america, lp

americana dental inc.

argen corporation

aspen dental

atlanta dental supply – lab store

Brasseler Usa

cardinal Rotary instruments

dds lab

digital dental

Garfield Refining company

Gc america inc.

inside dental technology

ivoclar vivadent, inc.

Jenmar international and easyRx

Jensen dental

Kettenbach

Komet Usa

Kulzer

Maintenx international

Mastercut tool corp

McFatter technical college

nadl/nBc/Fdlt

nowak dental supplies inc.

panthera dental

preat corporation

proto3000 inc.

Renfert Usa, inc.

safelink consulting inc.

smile line Usa

sterngold

straumann

truabutment inc.

vita north america

Wagner precision Rotary instruments

Whip Mix corporation

xpdent corp

Zahn dental

Zimmer Biomet dental

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At the 2020 Southern States Symposium & Expo, FDLA will join together with the Foundation for Dental Laboratory Technology to increase awareness of the opportunities for enhancing education in the industry.

The Foundation is a 501(c)(3) educational non-profit created in 2008 to advocate and raise awareness of the necessity of dental laboratory technology education for dental technicians and other effected members of the dental team. The Foundation provides grants and scholar-ships to interested candidates for advanced education and develops educational programs that are relevant and accessible to both dental technicians working in the laboratory as well as dental laboratory technology students.

Donor Information: (Who and how you want your name recognized. This information may be published.)

(Salutation: ❑ Mr. ❑ Ms. ❑ Mrs. ❑ Dr. ❑ Other_________ ) Name ___________________________________________________________ ❑ CDT ❑ RG ❑ RDT ❑ DDS ❑ DMD ❑ Other:___________

Company ______________________________________________________________________________________ ❑ CDL ❑ DAMAS

Address ______________________________________________________________________________________________________

City/State/Zip ________________________________________________________________________________________________

Phone __________________________________________________ Fax _________________________________________________

Email _______________________________________________________________________________________________________

My Commitment Pledge

Join us in Building the Future of Dental Technology

We need your help. Make an investment in the future of your profession by contributing to The Foundation. As a contributor, you will be recognized by having your name listed on

our website www.dentallabfoundation.org, but more importantly, you will carry the knowledge that you made an investment that will positively impact the future of your profession.

325 John Knox Rd. #L103, Tallahassee, FL 32303 | Phone 850.205.5631 | Toll-Free 866.627.3990 | Fax 850.222.0053 | www.dentallabfoundation.org

Payment Method: (Check one option below)

❑ Please find enclosed check payable to the Foundation for Dental Laboratory Technology in the amount of $______________. (For a one-time donation.)

❑ Please contact me regarding a multi-year contribution.

❑ Please charge my credit card (❑ VISA ❑ MasterCard ❑ AMEX) in the amount of $______________. (For a one-time donation.)

Card# ______________________________________________ Exp. Date ____________ Security Code* ___________*3-digit number on reverse side of most cards, 4-digit number on front for AMEX only

Cardholder Name _____________________________________ Phone # _____________________________________

Billing Address (if different from above) ____________________________________________________________________

Signature _____________________________________________________ Date _______________________________

The Foundation for Dental Laboratory Technology is exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, making your contributions tax-deductible.

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10-14 Members

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up to$90 savings*

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The level you choose allows that many employees to attend our annuaL SyMpoSiuM, diStrict WorkShopS, and other MeetingS at the greatly reduced FDLA Member rate.

Each level of membership is designed to Save you Money and provide

membership benefits to as many employees as you choose to cover.

Your laboratory will be eligible for all of the MeMberShip benefitS listed on the next page. Each employee under your laboratory’s membership will also receive focus magazine.

MeMberShip LeveLSMeMberShip LeveLSGet The Best Value

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* Estimated savings based on previous discount membership incentive plans.

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EducationAs the leader of dental laboratory technology continuing education within the state of Florida, we are committed to helping laboratories formulate a business that will grow, meet the requirements mandated by Florida law and help Certified Dental Technicians (CDT) and Certified Dental Laboratories (CDL) maintain their certification. FDLA members are eligible to receive discounted rates on all continuing education.

District Workshops – Rotating around the state of Florida, FDLA District Workshops offer laboratory owners and technicians/staff the opportunity to receive continuing education credits year round on a variety of topics including the required “Florida Laws and Rules for Dental Laboratories” course.

Online Education – FDLA offers online education, including the mandatory “Florida Laws and Rules for Dental Laboratories” course, on our Website www.fdla.net.

Southern States Symposium & Expo presented by FDLA – As the largest not for profit dental laboratory meeting in the country, attendees have an opportunity to meet with vendors of dental laboratory products/services to discuss equipment, supplies and techniques that can improve their business. A wide range of technical clinics are scheduled to provide members with the most current industry standards and continuing education.

325 John Knox Rd. #L103, Tallahassee, FL 32303 | Phone: 850.224.0711 | Fax: 850.222.3019 | www.fdla.net

Communicationfocus Magazine – FDLA’s quarterly focus Magazine is the most widely read state dental laboratory association publication. It provides updates on crucial industry information, new technology, laboratory management and other issues of vital concern. FDLA members receive a complimentary subscription as part of their membership.

Website – FDLA’s Website, www.fdla.net, has comprehensive information on pertinent industry updates as well as conference registration forms, an online directory that enables dentists to look up FDLA member laboratories and other links.

Member BenefitsYour membership in the Florida Dental Laboratory Association (FDLA) will bring you a return many times greater than your investment. The association’s proven programs provide members with the tools they need to operate their businesses successfully.

Legislative/Government RelationsFDLA works with several agencies to modify and strengthen existing laws affecting dental laboratories and ensure that such regulations strike a balance between patient safety and ease of compliance. FDLA members are provided critical updates and reminders for important legislation, deadlines and regulatory alerts.

Florida State Laws Affecting Dental Laboratories Manual – FDLA has developed a manual defining the state laws affecting dental laboratories. This manual explains in detail: continuing education, data required on prescriptions, materials disclosure and point of origin requirements necessary with all communication and case work executed between the dentist and laboratory.

Continuing Education Requirement – The state of Florida mandates that each laboratory in Florida must receive 18 hours of Florida approved continuing education credit every two years. FDLA

is an approved provider and offers a variety of courses –

including the mandatory course on “Florida Laws and Rules for Dental Laboratories.”

*Effective January 31, 2018 – CDT’s in good standing can upload a copy of their CDT card to CE Broker

and waive all other requirements (FL Laws & Rules, Prevention of Medical Errors and General Credits).

Business Services(available to laboratory owners)

Human Resource Hotline – The average dental laboratory does not have the workforce or means to hire a human resources manager. Even larger laboratories that have a human resources manager may need some advice on tough situations from time to time. FDLA members receive human resources telephone consultation services FREE OF CHARGE!

Credit Card Payment Processing – FDLA member laboratories are eligible to receive discounted rates on credit and debit card processing. Our provider specializes in creating card acceptance programs specifically for the dental industry.

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Name:________________________________________________________________________________________________ ❑CDT_

Laboratory_Name:_____________________________________________________________________________ ❑CDL___❑DAMAS

Laboratory_Owner_Name:_ ________________________________________________________________________________ ❑CDT

Address:_ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

City:__________________________________________________________ State:_ ________________ Zip:_____________________

Phone:_______________________________ Toll_Free:____________________________ Fax:________________________________

E-mail:________________________________________________________ Website:_______________________________________

Florida_Department_of_Health_Laboratory_License_Number:_(if_applicable)__________________________________________________

payment information ______Total_Enclosed:__$________________

❑__Check,_payable to FDLA_______________❑__Visa______❑__MasterCard______❑__AMEX

Card_No.:_ Security_Code*:_____________ _Expires:____________________ *This_is_the_three_digit_number_found_on_the_back_of_your_card_in_the_signature_area._AMEX_-_This_is_the_four_digit_number_found_on_the_front_of_your_card.

Name_as_it_appears_on_card:_________________________________________________ Signature:_ __________________________ _

Credit_Card_Billing_Address:______________________________________________________________________________________RETURN APPLICATION TO FDLA_at:_325_John_Knox_Road_Ste_L_103,_Tallahassee,_FL_32303_OR_Fax_with_credit_card_payment_to_(850)_222-3019.

Florida dental laboratory association Membership application

Any commercial dental laboratory registered by the State of Florida Department of Health is eligible. Membership shall be in the name of the labora-tory as registered by the State of Florida. The owner, partner or designated representative shall represent the laboratory in meetings and is eligible for elective office and voting privileges. Dental laboratories located outside of the state of Florida may join as an Affiliate member using this form.

Please list the name and email address of your employees based on the membership level you chose.(Please note: the primary contact that you listed above will be included in the total count.)

your laboratory Members:

Check One:

_ 1-2 Members: $235

_ 3-5 Members: $335

_ 6-9 Members: $435

_ 10-14 Members: $535

_ 15+ Members: $750

Name:__________________________________________Email:_ _______________________________________

Name:__________________________________________Email:_ _______________________________________

Name:__________________________________________Email:_ _______________________________________

Name:__________________________________________Email:_ _______________________________________

Name:__________________________________________Email:_ _______________________________________

Name:__________________________________________Email:_ _______________________________________

Name:__________________________________________Email:_ _______________________________________

Name:__________________________________________Email:_ _______________________________________

Name:__________________________________________Email:_ _______________________________________

Name:__________________________________________Email:_ _______________________________________

Name:__________________________________________Email:_ _______________________________________

Name:__________________________________________Email:_ _______________________________________

Name:__________________________________________Email:_ _______________________________________

Name:__________________________________________Email:_ _______________________________________

Name:__________________________________________Email:_ _______________________________________

Or Join as a student:Open to any students at Florida schools offer-ing a dental technology program.

_ FDLA Student Membership: $15


QUestiOns? For more information, contact FDLA’s Southern States Symposium office by phone at 866.873.3352 or email [email protected].

1. OnLine: Go to www.fdla.net, click on the conference tab, then register online. Use your Master Card, Visa or AMEX.

2. eMAiL: Completed registration form with credit card information to [email protected]

3. FAx: Completed registration form with credit card information to (850) 906-0077

4. MAiL: Registration Form, Postmarked by April 15, 2020 to: 2020 Southern States Symposium & Expo (FDLA), 1401 Maclay Commerce Dr., Tallahassee, Florida 32312

Refund Policy: Written notification is required for all refunds. Refund requests received by April 15, 2020 will receive a refund less a $25 administrative fee. no refunds will be paid after April 15, 2020.

Age Restrictions & Stroller Policy: No children in strollers or children under the age of 15 will be allowed access into the exhibit hall during booth setup, show hours or during booth dismantling.

ADA: If you have special needs that require accommodations, please notify FDLA in writing no later than April 15, 2020.

Southern States Symposium & expo Dress Code: The dress code for the 2020 Southern States Symposium & Expo daytime workshops and courses is business casual (no t-shirts, tank tops or flip flops please).

ReGistRatiOn inFORMatiOn and expO pOlicies

OPTIONS TO REGISTER:

The 2020 FDLA Southern States Symposium & Expo will be held at the Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld, located across from SeaWorld Orlando and adjacent to Aquatica

and Discovery Cove. From the moment you step into the resort’s lush, tropical landscape, you’ll feel relaxed and refreshed as you immerse yourself in our flowing, aquatic-themed design. From the breathtaking 10-story sunbathed lobby to the modern, residential suites and luxurious guest rooms – among the largest in the Orlando area – a truly distinctive, contemporary aquatic experience awaits.

The FDLA has secured a special reduced rate of $164, additional $25 resort fee is optional for FDLA attendees. Also included in your rate are 50% discount on in-room high speed internet, complimentary self-parking and access to 24-hour fitness center. Make your hotel reservations directly with the Renaissance by calling 407.351.5555. Be sure to mention you are with FDLA and make your reservations by Wednesday, april 15, 2020 to receive this special reduced rate. NOTE: The association can only reserve a certain number rooms at the discounted rate. Once the room block is sold out, even if that day is prior to the cutoff date, a higher prevailing room rate will apply. Make your reservations today!

Please continue your support of the FDLA by staying at the host hotel. For more information, visit

www.renaissanceseaworldorlando.com to learn more about this wonderful resort!

HOtel inFORMatiOn

Great Benefits of staying at the Fdla Host Hotel:

• Special reduced rate of $164 for FDLA!

• The expo hall is minutes away from your hotel room.

• Increased networking time with attendees in the hotel’s restaurants and lounge areas!

• Across the street from SeaWorld Orlando

Renaissance Orlando at seaWorld

Need additional information on the 2020 Symposium & Expo? Please visit www.fdla.net

Please print or type. Please photocopy form for additional registrants. See page 18 for options to register.

First Name: __________________________________________ Last Name: __________________________________________________________

❑ CDT ❑ RG ❑ DDS ❑ DMD ❑ Other: ________

State of FL Dental Laboratory/Dentist License number (if applicable): ___________________ CDT/RG number (if applicable): ____________________

Laboratory, Dental Practice or Organization: __________________________________________________________________________ ❑ CDL ❑ DAMAS

Address:__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City: _____________________________________________________________________ State: _______________ Zip: _______________________

Phone: _______________________________________ E-mail: ______________________________________________________________________

nOTe: For CDT/RG Registrations, you MUST include your CDT/RG number to receive Ce credits for attending the courses.

FULL REGISTRATION – May 8 & 9Includes: Friday Keynote Sessions, Friday Lunch, Friday Night Reception, choice of Saturday courses, Saturday Lunch, unlimited admission to the Expo on Friday and Saturday

❑ FDLA Member ..................... First Member: $295 ($325 after 4/15/20)❑ Each Additional Member from Same Lab: $275 (Pre-registration Only)❑ CDTs and Dentists .......................................$345 ($375 after 4/15/20)❑ Non-Member ................................................................................ $550

❑ Add Friday Chemali Workshop* ............................................$150 ❑ Add Friday Birrell Workshop* ................................................$185 ❑ Add Saturday Workshop* ......................................................$150 *(Full Registration Required – Must Pre-register to attend)

Indicate Workshop(s): ___________________________________

Subtotal Due: $ __________________

FRIDAY ONLY REGISTRATION – May 8Includes: Friday Keynote Sessions, Friday Lunch, Friday Night Reception, choice of Friday courses, unlimited admission to the Expo on Friday and Saturday

❑ FDLA Member ..................... First Member: $195 ($225 after 4/15/20)❑ Each Additional Member from Same Lab: $175 (Pre-registration Only)❑ CDTs and Dentists .......................................$245 ($275 after 4/15/20)❑ Non-Member ................................................................................ $450

Subtotal Due: $ __________________

SATURDAY ONLY REGISTRATION – May 9Includes: Choice of Saturday courses, Saturday Lunch, unlimited admission to the Expo on Friday and Saturday

❑ FDLA Member ..................... First Member: $175 ($200 after 4/15/20)❑ Each Additional Member from Same Lab: $155 (Pre-registration Only)❑ CDTs and Dentists $225 ($250 after 4/15/20)❑ Non-Member ................................................................................ $450

Subtotal Due: $ __________________

ExHIBITS ONLY REGISTRATION(Pass good for entry into Expo either Friday, Saturday or both. Must register and receive a name badge to enter Expo Hall.)

❑ FDLA Member ................... $0 No Charge ❑ Non-Member ......$50

ADDITIONAL EVENT OPTIONS❑ FDLA Friday Luncheon ................................. $35 each ticket❑ FDLA Friday Night Reception ....................... $50 each ticket❑ Saturday Box Lunch ...................................... $35 each ticket

Do you influence purchasing decisions in your lab? ❑ YES ❑ NO

2020 sOUtHeRn states syMpOsiUM & expO ReGistRatiOn FORM

HAnDS-On WORKSHOPS You must register in advance by April 15, 2020 for all Hands-on Workshops. Workshops have limited capacities and are on a first-come, first-served basis. Onsite registrations will not be accepted. See pages 10-11 for additional workshop information.6 HR –INITIAL LISI PRESS: PRACTICAL, YET NATURAL (CHEMALI) FRiday– May 8Includes: Friday Only Registration for Hands-on Workshop, Friday Lunch, Friday Night Reception, admission to the Expo on Friday and Saturday❑ FDLA Member ................... $250 ❑ Non-Member ..................$325❑ CDTs and Dentists ....................................................................... $275

6 HR –ADVANCED ANATOMY, A STUDY OF NATURE & SIMPLIFIED BEAUTY (BIRRELL) FRiday– May 8Includes: Friday Only Registration for Hands-on Workshop, Friday Lunch, Friday Night Reception, admission to the Expo on Friday and Saturday❑ FDLA Member ................... $285 ❑ Non-Member ..................$360❑ CDTs and Dentists ....................................................................... $310

3 HR – CERCON® xT ML ZIRCONIA AND MIYO LIqUID CERAMIC, “THE PERFECT PAIR” (COTHRAN/KRUMM) satURday– May 9Includes: Saturday Registration for Hands-on Workshop, Saturday lectures and/or Regulatory Standards course depending on workshop time, Saturday Lunch and admission to the Expo on Friday & Saturday. ❑ FDLA Member ................... $250 ❑ Non-Member ..................$325❑ CDTs and Dentists ....................................................................... $275PLEASE ChECk PREFERENCE: (FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVED)❑ 8 A.M. – 11A.M. OR ❑ 1 P.M. – 4 P.M.

6 HR – FULL ARCH TREATMENT FROM BEHIND THE CHAIR (ANGELONE) satURday– May 9Includes: Saturday Only Registration for Hands-on Workshop, Regulatory Standards Course, Saturday Lunch, admission to the Expo on Friday & Saturday.❑ FDLA Member ................... $250 ❑ Non-Member ..................$325❑ CDTs and Dentists ....................................................................... $275

Workshops Subtotal Due: $ ____________

GOLF TOURNAMENT – tHURsday – May 7FDLA Matheson Memorial Golf Tournament (See pg. 12 for more details. Must register and pay in advance.)

❑ Conference Registrant or Exhibitor ................................................ $99❑ Golf Only ...................................................................................... $115handicap/Estimated Average Score ____________________________Foursome Requests: _________________________________________________________________________________________________

Payment: SUB-TOTAL DUe FOR SYMPOSiUM & exPO: $ _______________

FOUnDATiOn FOR DenTAL LABORATORY TeCHnOLOGY DOnATiOn: $ ________________

TOTAL enCLOSeD: $ ________________________________

❑ Check (payable to FDLA) Check # ____________________

Credit Card: ❑ MC ❑ Visa ❑ Amex Charge $_____________

CC #: ____________________________________________________

Exp: ____________________ Security Code*: __________________

Cardholder Signature: ________________________________________

Print Name: ________________________________________________

Billing Address (if different from above): _______________________

___________________________________________________*The 3 digit number on the back of the card. AMEX: The 4 digit number on the front of your card.

Please refer to page 18 for registration information and expo policies.For more information, contact FDLA’s Southern States Symposium office by phone at 866.873.3352 or email [email protected].

Need additional information on the 2020 Symposium & Expo? Please visit www.fdla.net

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