Schedule of Events
Saturday, Sept. 9, 2017 Clinical and Basic Science Symposium Sponsored by District 8
8–11 a.m. All registered participants are welcome to attend.
Periodontics residents from the Veterans Administration, Army, Air Force, and Navy will provide 10-minute presentations on their clinical and basic science research. The presentations cover a wide variety of clinical and basic science topics that advance the biologic rationale for contemporary therapies, and suggest innovative methods for next generation treatment. This seminar includes a diverse set of study types: in-vitro studies, animal models, surveys, and randomized controlled clinical trials. Each speaker will have five minutes to answer questions following the presentation.
Moderator: Col. Chol H. Chong Speakers, Presentation Titles, and Educational Objectives:
MAJ Paul Seibel, Army: A Retrospective Analysis Evaluating the Validity of the Elian Classification for Treatment of Extraction Sockets
CPT Albert Cheng, Army: Cellular Events of Wound Healing/Regeneration in a Canine Supraalveolar Peri- Implant Defect Model
CPT Justin Hoag, Army: An Economic Comparison of Dense Polytetrafluoroethylene Membrane with Human Amnion-Chorion Membrane for Ridge Preservation
CPT Josh Berridge, Army: The Temporospatial Relationship Between Nerve Fibers and Mobilization of Progenitor Cells During BMP-2 Mediated Bone Regeneration in a Rat Calvarial Defect Model
CAPT Spencer Lee, Air Force: Bond Strength and In Vitro Antimicrobial Activity of an Oxirane/Acrylate Interpenetrating Network System (OASys)-Based Bonding Agent
Capt Sarah Ringdahl, Air Force: The Relationship Between Fatty Liver Disease and Periodontal Disease
Owais A. Farooqi, Veterans Administration: Smoking Cessation Counseling at Chair-Side: Outcomes from a Pilot Study Comparing Usual Versus Structured Opportunistic Counseling
LT Craig Hofferber, Navy: Dimensional Change of Alveolar Ridges Following Bone Augmentation Utilizing a Custom Titanium Ridge Augmentation Matrix (CTRAM) with FDBA and a Collagen Membrane
LT Christopher R. Ortiz, Navy: Randomized Clinical Trial Comparing Extraction with Site Preservation Using Freeze-Dried Bone Allograft with Amnion- Chorion Membrane (BioXclude) vs. Extraction with Site Preservation Using Freeze-Dried Bone Allograft with a Type 1, 3 Resorbable Collagen Membrane (BioGide)
34 | American Academy of Periodontology 103rd Annual Meeting
Members are talking…
“I look forward to being updated with the new exhibitions and conferences that the AAP holds and also to communicate and meet other periodontists…”
– Ahmed Atarchi, AAP Member Educational Objectives:
• Recognize the influence of tooth position in the dental arch on ridge preservation outcomes.
• Explain the cellular events defining the biological limit of regeneration in a canine supraalveolar peri-implant defect model.
• Determine the influence of membrane type on pain perception following ridge preservation procedures.
• Consider the temporospatial relationship between progenitor cell populations and nerve tissue during bone regeneration.
• Determine the in vitro antimicrobial properties of an OASys-based bonding agent.
• Recognize the relationship between periodontal disease and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.
• Understand the importance of brief opportunistic smoking cessation counseling which can change the life of our patients, as well as healthcare costs for the public, and how to clinically apply these principles.
• Identify advantages and potential limitations associated with Custom Titanium Ridge Augmentation Matrices for bone augmentation procedures.
• Describe the hard and soft tissue changes that can be expected after extraction site preservation using the BioXclude and BioGide membranes.
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