BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 METHOD:PUBLISH PRODID:-//Telerik Inc.//Sitefinity CMS 14.4//EN BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:Eastern Standard Time BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:20251102T020000 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYDAY=1SU;BYHOUR=2;BYMINUTE=0;BYMONTH=11 TZNAME:Eastern Standard Time TZOFFSETFROM:-0400 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:20250301T020000 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYDAY=2SU;BYHOUR=2;BYMINUTE=0;BYMONTH=3 TZNAME:Eastern Daylight Time TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0400 END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Address: 622 Third Ave\, New York\, NY 10017\, United States\nE mail: info@nycdentalsociety.org\n\nMembers: $395.00Non-Members: $475.00Stu dy Club Member: FreeCE hours: 6 REGISTER NOW Part 1 Lecture Description: N ew Advances in Direct and Indirect Restorative Dentistry…Overcoming Common Pain Points\, Pitfalls\, and Problems in Private PracticeThis fast paced\ , informative session will introduce the participants to several new mater ials and techniques in restorative dentistry designed to simplify clinical practice and yield predictable\, problem free restorations. Various clini cal tips and techniques will be introduced designed to eliminate common pr oblems associated with routine clinical procedures. They will include: cre ating perfect Class II restorations\, mastering flawless crown and bridge impressions\, enhancing esthetics in anterior direct bonding cases and pro per adhesion and curing protocols. Additionally\, this course will cover t he latest development in all porcelains\, cements\, impression materials a nd CAD/CAM technology and elucidate their influences on the modern practic e of dentistry. Learning Objectives:Understand the steps involved in creat ing the perfect Class II composite restorationMaster appropriate bonding a nd curing protocolsLearn predictable techniques designed to capture flawle ss impressions the first time they are attemptedReview appropriate layerin g techniques to enhance esthetics of anterior bonding casesGain knowledge of modern ceramic materials and understand limitations and strengths of ea ch type of materialDevelop a better understanding of the indications and c ontraindications of each materialImprove their understanding of the pletho ra of modern cements and which clinical situations are indicated for their useNavigate the technological advances in CAD/CAM Dentistry and figure ou t which systems may be most appropriate for their practicesLearn predictab le techniques designed to capture flawless impressions the first time they are attempted family practices. Part 2 Lecture Description: Treatment Pl anning\, Designing and Delivering Complex Restorative and Multidisciplinar y CasesTreatment planning\, designing and managing complex restorative and esthetic cases can be a daunting task. While each practitioner may have t heir own treatment preferences\, several universal design and treatment pr inciples can be applied to the treatment of all complex cases. These princ iples will be introduced through this exciting\, interactive presentation using cases that include multidisciplinary needs and diligent management t o achieve optimal results. Sequencing treatment with multiple specialties (orthodontics\, periodontics\, oral surgery\, and endodontics) will be dis cussed. Emphasis will be placed on specific techniques and design concepts to aid practitioners in achieving optimal functional and esthetic results .Learning Objectives:Diagnose a variety of complex clinical situationsDesi gn a case with the final product in mindSelect appropriate materials based on functional needs and estheticsManage and quarterback all members of th e treating team\, including specialistsWork effectively with laboratory su pport team to achieve lasting\, esthetic resultsOptimize case acceptance t hrough an increased understanding of various patient typesSpeaker Informat ion: Dr. Marc Geissberger Dr. Marc Geissberger taught at University of the Pacific for 30 years and ran Pacific’s prestigious complex and esthetic r ehabilitation program. He is also a researcher and a published author in t he areas of dental materials\, contemporary fixed prosthodontics\, and est hetic dentistry. He serves as a consultant for many dental materials compa nies and helps guide product development.During his 30 years in academia\, he has maintained a private practice geared toward restorative dentistry with his brother and fellow Pacific alum Dr. Jeffrey Geissberger. He belie ves his continual involvement in providing patient care as well as a role in academia has given him a unique balance that allows him to blend the be st of both worlds. Dr. Geissberger earned a master’s degree in educational psychology in 1994 and has been a Certified Personal Trainer (CPT) with t he National Academy of Sports Medicine since 2008. He completed his Fitnes s Nutrition Specialty (FNS) training in 2011.This speaker has no financial relationships relevant to this presentation to disclose.Additional Inform ation:You will receive a printed copy of your CE certificate of completion at the end of lecture.Refund Policy - We offer refunds for cancellations made up to two weeks prior to the event. Email info@nycdentalsociety.org t o request a refund DTEND:20260417T200000Z DTSTAMP:20260419T211514Z DTSTART:20260417T133000Z LOCATION:622 Third Ave\, New York\, NY 10017\, United States SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:NYCDS: Two Part Lecture on Restorative Dentistry with Dr. Marc Geis sberger (In-Person) UID:RFCALITEM639122301145424074 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Address: 622 Third Ave\, New York\, NY 10017\, United States
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Members:& nbsp\;$395.00
Non-Members: \;$475.00
Study Club Member: \;Fr ee

CE hours: \;6

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Part 1 Lecture Description: \ ;

New Advances in Direct and Indirect Restorative Dentistry…Overcomi ng Common Pain Points\, Pitfalls\, and Problems in Private Practice

This fast paced\, informative session will introduce the participants t o several new materials and techniques in restorative dentistry designed t o simplify clinical practice and yield predictable\, problem free restorat ions. Various clinical tips and techniques will be introduced designed to eliminate common problems associated with routine clinical procedures. The y will include: creating perfect Class II restorations\, mastering flawles s crown and bridge impressions\, enhancing esthetics in anterior direct bo nding cases and proper adhesion and curing protocols. Additionally\, this course will cover the latest development in all porcelains\, cements\, imp ression materials and CAD/CAM technology and elucidate their influences on the modern practice of dentistry.
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Learning Objectives:

Part 2 Lect ure Description: \;

Treatment Planning\, Designing and Deliverin g Complex Restorative and Multidisciplinary Cases

Treatment plann ing\, designing and managing complex restorative and esthetic cases can be a daunting task. While each practitioner may have their own treatment pre ferences\, several universal design and treatment principles can be applie d to the treatment of all complex cases. These principles will be introduc ed through this exciting\, interactive presentation using cases that inclu de multidisciplinary needs and diligent management to achieve optimal resu lts. Sequencing treatment with multiple specialties (orthodontics\, period ontics\, oral surgery\, and endodontics) will be discussed. Emphasis will be placed on specific techniques and design concepts to aid practitioners in achieving optimal functional and esthetic results.

Lea rning Objectives:

  • Diagnose a variety of complex clinical situations
  • Design a case with the final product in mind
  • Se lect appropriate materials based on functional needs and esthetics
  • Manage and quarterback all members of the treating team\, including speci alists
  • Work effectively with laboratory support team to achieve la sting\, esthetic results
  • Optimize case acceptance through an incre ased understanding of various patient types

Speaker&nbs p\;Information: Dr. Marc Geissberger

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Dr. Marc Gei ssberger \;taught at University of the Pacific for 30 years and ran Pa cific’s prestigious complex and esthetic rehabilitation program. He is als o a researcher and a published author in the areas of dental materials\, c ontemporary fixed prosthodontics\, and esthetic dentistry. He serves as a consultant for many dental materials companies and helps guide product dev elopment.

During his 30 years in academia\, he has maintained a pri vate practice geared toward restorative dentistry with his brother and fel low Pacific alum Dr. Jeffrey Geissberger. He believes his continual involv ement in providing patient care as well as a role in academia has given hi m a unique balance that allows him to blend the best of both worlds. Dr. G eissberger earned a master’s degree in educational psychology in 1994 and has been a Certified Personal Trainer (CPT) with the National Academy of S ports Medicine since 2008. He completed his Fitness Nutrition Specialty (F NS) training in 2011.

This speaker has no financial relationship s relevant to this presentation to disclose.

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