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Friday, September 15, 2000
Theme 1: Non-resorative approaches
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7:00 am
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Registration |
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7:45 am
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Introduction and Welcome |
Dan Sneed
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8:00 am
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Current concepts of dental caries and its prevention: The role of third-party insurers |
Maxwell H. Anderson
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8:55 am
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Risk assessment |
Kenneth J. Anusavice
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9:45 am
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Break |
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10:00 am
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Remineralization |
Laurence C. Chow
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10:55 am
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Replacement Therapy for the Prevention of Dental Caries |
Jeffrey D. Hillman
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11:50 am
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Potential for vaccines in the prevention of carious lesions |
Michael W. Russell
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12:40 pm
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Panel discussion: What questions need to be answered to move our knowledge further through research? How do third parties impact treatment decisions? Do dentists evaluate caries risk effectively? What specific solutions are provided through probiotics? |
Nairn Wilson, Moderator
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1:00 pm
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Lunch | ||
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2:00 pm
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Research and Training Programs on Biomimetics at NIDCR/NIH |
Eleni Kousvelari
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2:55 pm
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Assessment of current approaches to dental education |
Mark A. Latta
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3:50 pm
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Ways underserved population could benefit from new approaches |
Charles R.Hook |
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4:45 pm
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Panel discussion: What are the barriers to improving education of new dentists? What are the barriers to changing dentist's practices? How can dental educators be encouraged to include non-restorative approaches in curricula? Is a non-restorative approach more cost effective for the economically disadvantaged? What specifically is being done to remove roadblocks to advancement of non-restorative techniques? |
Henry Young, Moderator
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Saturday, September 16, 2000
Theme 2: Metallic restorative materials and historical standards
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7:00 am
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Registration |
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8:00 am
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Performance standards for competitive dental materials |
E. Steven Duke/ Jeffery A. Platt
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8:55 am
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Mercury, its impact on the environment and its biocompatibility |
John W. Osborne
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9:45 am
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Break | ||
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10:00 am
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Gold as a historic standard and its role for the future |
Cleveland T. Smith
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10:55 am
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Research into non-Hg containing metallic alternatives |
Frederick C. Eichmiller
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11:45 am
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Panel discussion: What is the future for dental amalgam? Can alternative materials meet historical standards? Can non-Hg containing metals provide practical, economical, alternatives? |
Moderator, TBAm
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12:00 pm
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Lunch |
Theme 3: Conservation Dentistry Through Adhesion and Non-Metallic Materials
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1:00 pm
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Adhesives and cements to promote preservation dentistry |
Bart Van Meerbeek
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1:55 pm
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Recent commercial composite formulations |
M. Mike Suzuki
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2:45 pm
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Break |
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3:00 pm
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Indirect resin and ceramic systems |
Anne Peutzfeldt
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3:55 pm
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Various forms on inonomers |
Reinhard A. Hickel
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4:45 pm
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Panel discussion: Are present, non-metallic restorative alternatives viable as replacements for amalgam? How do these materials preserve and protect dental hard tissues? |
Dr. Frank Caughman
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Sunday, September 17, 2000
Theme 4: Future materials and biocompatibility
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7:00 am
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Registration |
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8:00 am
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Direct posterior composite restorations |
Didier Dietschi
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8:55 am
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Future polymers |
Jack L. Ferracane
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9:45 am
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Break | ||
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10:00 am
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Future ceramic systems |
Jean-Francois Roulet
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10:55 am
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Biocompatibility of restorative materials |
Arne-Hensten Pettersen
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11:45 am
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Panel discussion: How can future materials be developed to promote conservation and prevention? How can future materials overcome previous shortcomings? To what degree are biocompatibility issues considered for future materials? |
Dorothy McComb
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12:00 pm
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Directions for future research/summary |
Ivar Mjor
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