BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 METHOD:PUBLISH PRODID:-//Telerik Inc.//Sitefinity CMS 14.4//EN BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:Pacific Standard Time BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:20251102T020000 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYDAY=1SU;BYHOUR=2;BYMINUTE=0;BYMONTH=11 TZNAME:Pacific Standard Time TZOFFSETFROM:-0700 TZOFFSETTO:-0800 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:20250301T020000 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYDAY=2SU;BYHOUR=2;BYMINUTE=0;BYMONTH=3 TZNAME:Pacific Daylight Time TZOFFSETFROM:-0800 TZOFFSETTO:-0700 END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Restoring Esthetics and Function In Complex Implant Rehabilitat ionsDr. Nadim Baba BiographyDr. Baba received his DMD degree from the Univ ersité de Montréal in 1996. He completed a Certificate in Advanced Graduat e Studies in Prosthodontics and a Master’s degree in Restorative Sciences in Prosthodontics from Boston University School of Dentistry in 1999. Dr. Baba serves as a Professor in the Advanced Education Program in Implant De ntistry at Loma Linda University School of Dentistry\, an Adjunct Professo r at the University of Texas Health Science Center School of Dentistry in the Comprehensive Dentistry Department\, and maintains a part-time private practice in Glendale and Long Beach\, CA.Restoring Esthetics and Function In Complex Implant Rehabilitations-Course SummaryRestoring function and e sthetics in\ncomplex implant rehabilitations presents significant challeng es that require\ncareful consideration of multiple factors for long-term s uccess. The essential\ncomponents involved in the restoration process\, in cluding implant position\,\nprosthetic design\, and material choices will be discussed. Emphasis is placed\non the importance of proper planning\, b iomechanics\, and occlusion. By analyzing\ncurrent research and clinical p ractices\, this presentation will provide\nvaluable insights into strategi es for improving the success rates of implant\nrehabilitations\, ensuring both functional stability and esthetic satisfaction\nover time. The import ance of a multidisciplinary approach\, regular follow-up\ncare\, and adapt ive treatment protocols will be discussed to address evolving\npatient nee ds and mitigate complications\, ultimately promoting sustained\nrestoratio n and function.Restoring Esthetics and Function In Complex Implant Rehabil itations-Course Objectives• Discuss the strategies for improving the success rates of implant\nrehabilitations\, ensuring both functional stab ility and esthetic satisfaction\nover time• Review the importance of proper\nplanning\, biomechanics and occlusion for a long-term success of a restoration • Review relevant scientific principles and\nclinical procedures required to create an ideal esthetic and functional\ntreatment plan Dr. Pichardo BiographyDr. Nelson Pichardo is Principal Advisor to nat ional and international organizations. He has spent 24 years advocating fo r the health and quality of life of underrepresented communities. A vetera n in the nonprofit world\, Dr. Pichardo has directed innovative landmark p rojects in partnership and funding from the Federal Departments of Justice \, Labor\, Education\, Housing\, and Health (Medicare-Medicaid). Dr. Picha rdo has worked with several key nonprofit institutions and foundations in Southern California including The United Way of Greater Los Angeles\, The Western Justice Center\, Beyond Shelter\, Para Los Niños\, Volunteers of A merica\, and the California Association of Nonprofits. Prior to consulting \, Dr. Pichardo was the Chief of Staff for District 39 of the California A ssembly. Dr. Pichardo was instrumental in passing state legislation in the areas of foster care\, child abuse\, education\, the judicial system\, bu siness\, CalWORKs\, financial stability\, technology\, housing\, health\, mental health\, and environmental justice. A native of Nicaragua\, Dr. Pic hardo migrated to the United States at age twelve due to a civil war and c ontinual community violence. He was the first of his family to attend coll ege in the United States as a low-income first-generation student of color . He obtained a Master’s in Public Administration to understand the comple xities of government and how policy affects communities. Later he obtained a Doctoral Degree in Social Work\, from the University of Southern Califo rnia\, with a concentration on solving complex systemic problems through t he mastery of the Innovation Design Process. He currently resides in the S an Fernando Valley in California with his wife\, also a Doctor in Social W ork\, and their two children. In his time off he enjoys playing and managi ng an adult baseball team\, practicing Kendo\, and conducting research.In this basic overview Dr. Pichardo will conduct a narrative explanation of t he Silver Tsunami\, his past work on this subject matter with the Federal Department of Health and Human services and the national In-Home Support S ervice system of care. Dr. Pichardo then will move into the variables that are currently seen as upcoming challenges within the systems of care in t he U.S. as we move into the Silver Tsunami. There will be focused explora tory conversation on how the Silver Tsunami\, demographic shifts\, and Ger oscience\, will affect non-acute care\, such as dentistry. Dr. Pichardo will then field any questions and recommendations. Obtain an understandin g of the definitions and\ncauses for the Silver Tsunami. Gain knowledge about its predicted effect in the\nsystems of care. Examine a preliminary view into how it will\naffect non-acute care services\, such as dentistry. DTEND:20251113T050000Z DTSTAMP:20260815T062724Z DTSTART:20251113T020000Z LOCATION: SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Restoring Esthetics and Function in Complex Implant Rehabilitations & The Future of Dentistry: The Grey Wave UID:RFCALITEM639223720445130468 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Restoring Esthetics and Function In Complex Implant Rehabilitations

Dr. Nadim Baba Biogra phy

Dr. Baba received his DMD degree from the Université de Montréa l in 1996. He completed a Certificate in Advanced Graduate Studies in Pros thodontics and a Master’s degree in Restorative Sciences in Prosthodontics from Boston University School of Dentistry in 1999. Dr. Baba serves as a Professor in the Advanced Education Program in Implant Dentistry at Loma L inda University School of Dentistry\, an Adjunct Professor at the Universi ty of Texas Health Science Center School of Dentistry in the Comprehensive Dentistry Department\, and maintains a part-time private practice in Glen dale and Long Beach\, CA.

Restoring Esthetics and Function In Compl ex Implant Rehabilitations-Course Summary

Restoring function and es thetics in\ncomplex implant rehabilitations presents significant challenge s that require\ncareful consideration of multiple factors for long-term su ccess. The essential\ncomponents involved in the restoration process\, inc luding implant position\,\nprosthetic design\, and material choices will b e discussed. Emphasis is placed\non the importance of proper planning\, bi omechanics\, and occlusion. By analyzing\ncurrent research and clinical pr actices\, this presentation will provide\nvaluable insights into strategie s for improving the success rates of implant\nrehabilitations\, ensuring b oth functional stability and esthetic satisfaction\nover time. The importa nce of a multidisciplinary approach\, regular follow-up\ncare\, and adapti ve treatment protocols will be discussed to address evolving\npatient need s and mitigate complications\, ultimately promoting sustained\nrestoration and function.

Restoring Esthetics and Function In Complex Implant Rehabilitations-Course Objectives

• \; \; \; \;&nbs p\; \; \;Discuss the \;strategies for improving the success ra tes of implant\nrehabilitations\, ensuring both functional stability and e sthetic satisfaction\nover time

• \; \; \; \; \;  \; \;Review the importance of \;proper\nplanning\, biomechani cs and occlusion for a long-term success of a restoration \;

•&n bsp\; \; \; \; \; \; \;Review relevant scientific principles and\nclinical procedures required to create an ideal esthetic a nd functional\ntreatment plan \;

Dr. Pichardo Biograph y

Dr. Nelson Pichardo is Principal Advisor to national and internat ional organizations. He has spent 24 years advocating for the health and q uality of life of underrepresented communities. A veteran in the nonprofit world\, Dr. Pichardo has directed innovative landmark projects in partner ship and funding from the Federal Departments of Justice\, Labor\, Educati on\, Housing\, and Health (Medicare-Medicaid). Dr. Pichardo has worked wit h several key nonprofit institutions and foundations in Southern Californi a including The United Way of Greater Los Angeles\, The Western Justice Ce nter\, Beyond Shelter\, Para Los Niños\, Volunteers of America\, and the C alifornia Association of Nonprofits. Prior to consulting\, Dr. Pichardo wa s the Chief of Staff for District 39 of the California Assembly. Dr. Picha rdo was instrumental in passing state legislation in the areas of foster c are\, child abuse\, education\, the judicial system\, business\, CalWORKs\ , financial stability\, technology\, housing\, health\, mental health\, an d environmental justice. A native of Nicaragua\, Dr. Pichardo migrated to the United States at age twelve due to a civil war and continual community violence. He was the first of his family to attend college in the United States as a low-income first-generation student of color. He obtained a Ma ster’s in Public Administration to understand the complexities of governme nt and how policy affects communities. Later he obtained a Doctoral Degree in Social Work\, from the University of Southern California\, with a conc entration on solving complex systemic problems through the mastery of the Innovation Design Process. He currently resides in the San Fernando Valley in California with his wife\, also a Doctor in Social Work\, and their tw o children. In his time off he enjoys playing and managing an adult baseba ll team\, practicing Kendo\, and \;conducting rese arch.

In this basic overview Dr. Pichardo will condu ct a narrative explanation of the Silver Tsunami\, his past work on this s ubject matter with the Federal Department of Health and Human services and the national In-Home Support Service system of care.

Dr. Pichardo then will move into the variables that are currently seen as upcoming chal lenges within the systems of care in the U.S. as we move into the Silver T sunami.

 \;There will be focused exploratory conversation on ho w the Silver Tsunami\, demographic shifts\, and Geroscience\, will affect non-acute care\, such as dentistry. \;

 \;Dr. Pichardo will then field any questions and recommendations. \;


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