2011 Session

"NEW HEAD AND NECK DISSECTION CLASS"
Fresh Cadaver Course Format
July 29th, 2011
at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine, La Jolla, California
Instructors: Terry Tanaka, DDS, Larry Yoshioka, DDS, Jose-Luis Ozawa, DDS

ATTENTION: COURSE ENROLLMENT FOR THIS CLASS IS NOW OPEN AT THE AGD WEBSITE . *Please note that all attendees of this course must be registered for the AGD 2011 Annual Meeting & Exhibits.

This is a great opportunity for dentist’s to learn first hand, how the TMJ disc becomes displaced, how muscle dysfunction occurs, how the TMJ ligaments and capsule protect the TM joint, what muscles refer pain to the face and TMJ, and how TMJ pathology remodels the TMJ and alters the occlusion. Dissect a fresh TM Joint and compare it to 20 other TMJs and prosections. This is an opportunity to test your knowledge and ask questions of dentist/anatomy professors who treat TMD patients in their offices. Participants will receive one of Dr. Tanaka's TMJ Dissection DVDs- currently used in over 80 dental schools and surgery programs in the USA and abroad as part of their core educational and post-graduate programs.

Learn First Hand...

• How to separate myths from facts about TMJ dysfunction
• Which muscles are responsible for the myofacial pain that alters the occlusion.
• How the variety of shapes, sizes and degree of remodeling affect the occlusion, masticatory function and pain by examining over 20 different TMJs in addition to your specimen
• How the stages of how the TMJ disc becomes displaced and remodels, or undergoes pathologic remodeling with disc perforation and degenertion
• How your new anatomical knowledge can help improve your examination skills and treatment therapies

Enrollment maximum 20 Doctors only.

Quick and Easy Registration
*Please note that all attendees of this course must be registered for the AGD 2011 Annual Meeting & Exhibits.

Register online at the AGD website
Information: (619) 420-0489, (800) 900-0489,
or email programs@terrytanakadds.com

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Clinical Research Foundation designates this activity for 7.5 continuing education credits.

Approved PACE Program Provider FAGD/MAGD Credit Approval does not imply
acceptance by a state or provincial board of dentistry or AGD endorsement.
(09/31/2009) to (10/01/2013)

Directions

University of California, San Diego School of Medicine 9500 GILMAN DRIVE LA JOLLA, CA 92093 Download Map Friday, July 29th, 2011 UCSD School of Medicine, Biomedical Sciences Building- Room B210 Anatomy Lab 8am-5pm How to find Room B210 1. Go to: http://meded.ucsd.edu/av_rooms/room_reservations/maps/ 2. Click on "BIOMEDICAL Sciences Building" UNDER SCHOOL OF MEDICINE CAMPUS LIST 3. Get directions

Suggested Accommodations

Ask for the Tanaka or Implant discount of $160.00 (offer expires June 30, 2011). Free daily shuttle service is available from the hotel to the UCSD course location.