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DENTAL TRIBUNE | September 2010 Greater N.Y. Dental Meeting 19A AD This year the Greater New York Dental Meeting (GNYDM) offers orth- odontic specialty programs through- out its full-day event. At this exclusive series, attendees will learn of the latest trends and techniques in ortho- dontics from Nov. 28–Dec. 1. A unique “live” demonstration of orthodontic temporary anchor- age device (TAD)-technology will be among the broad range of orthodontic educational programs. These sophis- ticated and unique programs dem- onstrate the latest orthodontic proce- dures available in dentistry today. The GNYDM introduces and rede- fines its programs each year to inspire the entire dental team to excel in their profession. This year, various world- renown speakers and clinicians dis- cuss topics such as new advances in orthodontic patient treatment, pediat- rics, mechanics and technology. The New York State Academy of General Dentistry Mastership Pro- gram kicks off the Orthodontic Pro- gram on Nov. 28. Drs. Elliott Mos- kowitz and Laurance Jerrold will host “Orthodontic Essentials for the General Practitioner: Learn It Today, Do It Tomorrow.” This hands-on, full-day workshop focuses on the practical utilization of various remov- able and fixed orthodontic appliances within a general or pediatric dental practice. Drs. Jay Bowman and Moskowitz will also be among the various speak- ers from the New York University’s College of Dentistry and the Orth- odontic Alumni Association on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1. Both seminars present a selection of innovative anchorage applications and auxiliaries for vari- ous malocclusions. At this event, attendees will become acquainted with a multitude of multi-tasking options, including mini-screws and the application of pure skeletal anchorage for molar Orthodontic specialty programs include ‘live’ TAD program g DT page 20A The Live Dentistry Arena is standing room only during the 2010 meeting. (Photos/Provided by the GNYDM)