
Dr. Sarita Arteaga
Dr. Alan Atlas
Dr. Joel Berg
Dr. Rober Blitzer
Dr. Amanda Canto
Dr. John C. Comisi
Dr. Sheri Doniger
Dr. Paul Feuerstein
Dr. Hugh Flax
Dr. John Flucke
Dr. Barry Freydberg
Dr. Marc Geissberger
Dr. Tom Giacobbi
Dr. Greg Gillespie
Dr. Lou Graham
Dr. Foroud Hakim
Dr. Edmond Hewlett
Dr. Gary Horblitt
Dr. Geoff Knight
Dr. Martin Jablow
Dr. Doug Lambert
Dr. Mark Latta
Dr. Bruce LeBlanc
Dr. David Little
Dr. Larry Lopez
Dr. Robert Lowe
Dr. Antonio Mancuso
Dr. Robert Margeas
Dr. Andy McKamie
Dr. Michael Miyasaki
Dr. Brian Novy
Dr. Ara Nazarian
Dr. Chris Pallotto
Dr. Scott Parker
Dr. Antony Pensak
Dr. Gary Radz
Dr. Christopher Ramsey
Dr. Ranjeev Salwan
Dr. Paresh Shah
Dr. Sam Simos
Dr. Todd Snyder
Dr. Samuel Strong
Dr. Lori Trost
Dr. Chad Wagener
Dr. Dan Ward
Dr. Al Wyatt
Paresh Shah, DMD, MS, FAGD maintains a private practice in Winnipeg, Canada with a focus on implant, cosmetic and interdisciplinary care. He graduated from the University of Manitoba in 1991 and completed a hospital residency in 1992. Dr. Shah recently received a proficiency certificate in Esthetic Dentistry at the University of Buffalo (SUNY) in 2007. He has completed levels I and II of the Postgraduate Program in Esthetic Dentistry at the University of Minnesota and has been a clinical mentor for the same program since 2002. Dr. Shah is also a part time instructor at the University of Manitoba Faculty of Dentistry. Dr. Shah has fellowships in the Academy of General Dentistry, Academy of Dentistry International, International Academy of Dento-Facial Esthetics, Pierre Fauchard Academy and the International congress of Oral Implantology. Dr. Shah is a founding board member of the Canadian Academy for Esthetic Dentistry (CAED) and a member of the Council for Innovative Dentistry (3M ESPE). He also serves as a consultant for several dental manufacturers.
02/26/2010 Full Mouth Smile Reconstruction in the General Practice
05/07/2010 Full Mouth Smile Reconstruction in the General Practice – Simplified, Predictable and Staged for C
05/07/2010 Full Mouth Smile Reconstruction in the General Practice
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Lecture Topics
Functional Esthetics in Everyday Practice
Today dentists are challenged with and an increased complexity in esthetic dentistry demands. More people present with esthetic, functional and occlusal problems that require extensive treatment. Furthermore, dentists are faced with an ever-changing selection of materials, procedures and requests from patients. At the heart of all this is what is most ideal for your patients. This lecture will review options for treating many of the challenges we encounter in everyday practice, including materials, esthetics, occlusion, function and comprehensive care. You will also learn practical techniques to simplify the restoration of your cases and be able to implement many of these immediately.
Full Mouth Smile Reconstruction in the General Practice – Simplified, Predictable and Staged for Convenience
With our aging demographic more people present with esthetic, functional and occlusal problems that require extensive treatment. Either finances or provider inexperience limit appropriate care. This lecture will provide guidelines on incorporating full mouth treatment into your practice in stages, allowing more of your patients to be able to accept comprehensive care. You will be shown practical concepts on staging treatment to allow for comprehensive work to be done at the patient’s pace and budget. Learn how proper pre-prosthetic planning can lead to long-term stability while utilizing conservative and minimally invasive procedures
The Magic of Composites – Functional Beauty
Esthetics is driving more treatment than ever before. However, it is important to provide patients with conservative and affordable options to achieve those beautiful and natural smiles. Proper utilization of composite resin systems can provide wonderful solutions to recreate the beauty of a natural dentition. This lecture and hands-on workshop will present simple and predictable tips to achieve consistent esthetic results utilizing current materials and technologies.
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