Mastering Complex Cases: Ultimate Occlusion Level 2

• When and how to change VDO in full arch, and full mouth cases.
• Necessary use of advanced instrumentation and diagnostics to determine stability -- including joint, muscle and teeth analysis
• Hands on application and fabrication of routine splints
• Hands on case treatment planning and case presentation workshops
• Case presentation skills to advanced your treatment plan acceptance
• Increase success of your restorative outcomes with the use of splints and orthotics in case management
• Preparation design, Material selection, Treatment sequence, and Cementation options
• Cosmetic Analysis and Treatment Rationale
• Case Finishing

John Nosti, DMD, FICOI, FAGD, FACE
Dr. John Nosti practices full time with an emphasis on functional cosmetics, full mouth rehabilitation, and TMJ dysfunction. His down-to-earth approach and ability to demystify occlusion and all ceramic dentistry has earned him distinction among his peers. He has lectured nationally on occlusion, rehabilitation, and technology (JVA/JT and T-scan).

As Clinical Director for Clinical Mastery Series he has authored and teaches the two-day “Ultimate Occlusion: Mastering Functional Dentistry,” “Ultimate Occlusion 2: Mastering Full Mouth Rehab,” and Ultimate Occlusion 3: Mastering Complex Cases" courses, as well as the “Over the Shoulder Full Mouth Rehabilitation” live patient program.

Dr. Nosti has consistently been a featured speakers at the BioResearch Annual Conference and “Townie Meeting” in Las Vegas, NV. He has lectured for numerous national conferences, including the annual sessions for the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry and Academy of General Dentistry. He has also spoken for many dental societies, and study clubs, including divisions of the Seattle Study Club.

Furthermore, he holds fellowships in the Academy of General Dentistry, International Congress of Oral Implantology and Academy of Comprehensive Esthetics. He is currently in the process of attaining the award of Master in the Academy of General Dentistry, as well as accreditation in the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry.


Michael Smith, DMD
Dr. Mike Smith graduated from the University of Louisville School of Dentistry and then pursued extensive post-graduate education in dental rehabilitation in the field of occlusion, full mouth rehabilitation, TMJ disorders, sleep apnea, and conscious sedation.

His private practice in Phoenix, Arizona is dedicated to aesthetic, contemporary, restorative ,and cosmetic rehabilitation. Dr. Smith instructs other dentists nationally and internationally as a lecturer and mentor for companies involved in advanced dental treatment and diagnosis in TMD, full mouth reconstruction, and implants. He is actively involved in numerous organizations and associations dedicated to the pursuit of providing patients with extraordinary care.


Lee Ann Brady, DMD
Dr. Lee Ann Brady lives in Phoenix, Arizona and owns Desert Sun Smiles Dental Care, a private restorative practice in Glendale, Arizona. Outside of her private practice, Dr. Brady teaches, presents at meetings internationally, and writes a clinical dental education blog on her website at www.leeannbrady.com.

In 2010 she was recognized by Dental Products Report as one of the “Top 25 Women Dentists in the U.S.” in the category of dental educators. She is the clinical editor of the Seattle Study Club Journal, a Guest Presenter at The Pankey Institute, and teaches for the University of Florida College of Dentistry Department of Continuing Education. She has published articles in General Dentistry, Dentistry Today, Seattle Study Club Journal, Oral Health Journal (Canada), DentistryIQ, Women Dentist Journal, Dental Practice Report, Private Dentistry (UK), Journal of Dental Technology and other print and web publications. Dr. Brady is a frequent presenter at local, state, national and international dental meetings such as the ADA Annual Session, AACD Annual Meeting, Thomas P. Hinman Dental Meeting, Chicago Midwinter Meeting, Yankee Dental Congress, and Florida National Dental Congress.

A lifelong learner, Dr. Brady dedicates countless hours to studying and understanding occlusion, restorative dentistry and dental materials performance. She enjoys researching and teaching these clinical disciplines as well as patient communications, case acceptance, and team development. She is passionate about solving complex cases, understanding the needs and concerns of her patients, facilitating the success of colleagues, and helping dentists find balance in their lives.

Clinical Mastery designates this activity for 20 continuing education credits

  
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