Scott Sutter, DDS, MS

 

Private Practice

Sparks, Nevada, USA

  

3:55 p.m.

Saturday, June 26, 2021

International Academy of Endodontics, Annual Meeting

The Scottsdale Princess Resort

Scottsdale, Arizona, USA

 

 

 

This talk will discuss the types of facial pain that can mimic endodontic pain

  

Etiology of non-odontogenic orofacial pain
Diagnosing endodontic versus orofacial pain

 

Learning Objectives: 

None

 

Dr. Scott Sutter was raised in Sacramento and attended the University of the Pacific for both his bachelor's and DDS degrees. Upon graduation, he spent a year in Minneapolis at a graduate practice residency focused on treating medically complex patients. He then attended St. Louis University to specialize in Endodontics and received a Master's in Science for his work on radiology and perception.

Dr. Sutter is the owner and founder of Northern Nevada Endodontics in Sparks, NV, and is known for diagnosing and treating orofacial pain in addition to conservative endodontics. In his free time, he spends time with his wife, daughter, and two dogs.

 

 

 

 

Craig Anderson, DMD

 

Private Practice

Biloxi, Mississippi, USA

  

4:10 p.m.

Friday June 25, 2021

International Academy of Endodontics, Annual Meeting

The Scottsdale Princess Resort

Scottsdale, Arizona, USA

 

 

In today's world it is hard to escape the influence of Social Media. While it may have been originally used to share photos with family and friends, it is undeniable that social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram are now shaping the conversations that define our present and future. As the internet has evolved, easy access to information and social media have shifted the paradigm such that educational material can be shared with people all over the world with a simple mouse click. This created an environment where each of us now has the tools required to be a dental educator. This lecture will focus primarily on Instagram as a vehicle for sharing clinical cases that elevate the specialty of endodontics and provide mentorship for general dentist and endodontist alike.

  

Social Media, Instagram, Dental Education

 

AAE

 

Dr. Anderson is a native of Hattiesburg, MS. After attending Mississippi State University and University of Mississippi Dental School, he moved to Portland, Oregon, where completed a GPR residency at the VA Hospital. He practiced as a general dentist for 5 years in the Portland area. He spent two more years in a general dental practice in Birmingham, Alabama where he focused primarily on the endodontic care of pediatric patients. Dr. Anderson decided to follow his true passion in 2007 and returned to graduate school for his endodontic training. His endodontic training was done at New York University . In 2009, he started South Mississippi Endodontics in Biloxi, MS. For the past 5 years, he has actively taught endodontics on Instagram under the name SOUTHMSENDO.

 

 

 

Richard Raymond, DMD, MSD

 

Private Practice

Atlanta, Georgia, USA

 

3:50 p.m.

Friday, June 25, 2021

International Academy of Endodontics, Annual Meeting

The Scottsdale Princess Resort

Scottsdale, Arizona, USA

 

 

Resorption appears to be common and growing phenomenon within our daily practices. Surgical resorption repair is one aspect of management that can provide a tremendous benefit to our patients. With proper case selection, these procedures can be relatively straight-forward, and should be a part of every endodontists' skill set.

  

This lecture will cover identifying suitable cases for surgical resorption repair, preoperative work-up, clinical technique, clinical tips, and helpful armamentarium.

 

I have no professional or financial relationships with any company asides from my own private practice, which is enough for me.

 

Dr. Richard Raymond hails from the far-reaches of northern Maine/Canada and attended Colby College, the Harvard School of Dental Medicine, completed his endodontic residency at the Nova Southeastern University College of Dental Medicine in 2011, and earned is board-certification shortly thereafter (which he loves to flaunt every chance he gets). He has maintained a solo private practice in Atlanta, GA since 2016. He remains heavily involved in numerous study clubs and organized dentistry through the Georgia Dental Association and the Hinman Dental Society. He loves learning about all aspects of dentistry and has attended numerous conferences at TDO, IAE, NJAE, Spear, Pankey, and the Restorative Academy. In his free time, he can be found reading, skiing, working out, spending time with family, and lurking on TDO Chat.

 

 

 

 

President/Chief Executive Officer

Kingman Regional Medical Center 
Kingman, Arizona, USA

  

10:30 a.m.

Friday, June 25, 2021

International Academy of Endodontics, Annual Meeting

The Scottsdale Princess Resort

Scottsdale, Arizona, USA

 

 

If the future of healthcare was hard to plan for in the past, COVID-19 has really thrown a wrench in things. From workforce planning, to strategy, to supply chain, the industry is in turmoil. What will healthcare look like a year from now? 5 years from now? 10 years from now? Please join me as I discuss the current sate of healthcare and where we go from here.

  

The impact of COVID-19 on the patient experience
The impact of COVID-19 on healthcare workers
The acceleration of Telehealth
The role of media in a healthcare crisis
COVID-19 vaccination distribution
Strategic planning in an age of uncertainty

 

Board Member - Arizona Hospital and Healthcare Association

 

Will McConnell, MBA, PhD, Kingman Regional Medical Center President/Chief Executive Officer
Dr. McConnell recently moved to Kingman Arizona from Colorado to serve as the medical center’s President and Chief Executive Officer. While in Durango, Dr. McConnell served in key leadership positions within Mercy Regional Medical Center for the past 10 years, the last 3 as Mercy’s CEO. During his tenure, Dr. McConnell made tremendous strides in quality, with CMS 5 star ratings since 2016, and a Becker’s Top 100 Community Hospital award.  Additional focus on operational excellence, organizational leadership and the creation of a physician leadership council to enhance physician relations and medical staff development rounded out his tenure.