Illinois dental licensure currently requires 48 hours of CE courses every three years. For the most current licensure information, contact the Illinois State Dental Society. Each one-day ISO meeting lecture provides 6 CEUs.
Registration Information
Contact: association.info@icloud.com or call 636-745-3008 for more information.
Registration opens on this site mid-summer for the 2018 - 2019 season.
ISO Season Program Location
The Carlisle Banquet Center, 435 East Butterfield Road, Lombard, IL 60148
Located near Yorktown Shopping Center (355-80-Highland interchanges)
Free parking for ISO attendees
Registration
Lecture
7:30 a.m. - 8:00 a.m.
8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. - Includes complimentary plated luncheon
Hotel Accommodations - Reserve Online:
ISO has secured a discounted hotel rate at the Hyatt Place Lombard at 2340 S. Fountain Square Drive - Lombard, IL. If you need overnight accommodations for the meeting, call 877-574-7258 and reference your event date and the Illinois Society of Orthodontists rate or to reserve a room online please click on the link below for the meeting you wish to attend.
October 1, 2018: Click Here for October 1, 2018 Meeting Online Hotel Reservation.
November 5, 2018: Click Here for November 5, 2018 Meeting Online Hotel Reservation.
April 8, 2019: Click Here for April 8, 2019 Meeting Online Hotel Reservation.
The Hyatt offers complimentary shuttle upon advance request to/from The Carlisle where the ISO meetings will be held. Reserve your accommodations at least three weeks prior to the meeting date.
ISO Lecture Table Top Exhibit Opportunities
Attendees increase your networking opportunities with even more of your orthodontic supplier partner local representatives on-hand at table top exhibits in the lecture foyer.
Suppliers may CLICK HERE to download the EXHIBIT application.
Contact: association.info@icloud.com or call 636-745-3008 for more information
2018 - 2019 Season Program Dates - Mark Your Calendar
October 1, 2018
Lecture from 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. includes complimentary Noon luncheon.
Sponsored by Ormco
Dr. Bill Dischinger
Dr. Dischinger earned his DMD from the University of Oregon Health Science Center in 1997 and his certificate in orthodontics at Tufts University in Boston, Massachusetts. He began his orthodontic career in 1999, joining his father Dr. Terry Dischinger's practice in Lake Oswego, Oregon. Dr. Bill Dischinger has lectured around the world and is also an adjunct professor at the University of Pacific School of Dentistry Department of Orthodontics in San Francisco, California.
Class II Treatment Protocols for a Variety of Cases
Dr. Dischinger will present a variety of Class II cases to demonstrate various methods of treatment including utilization of the AdvanSync Class II appliance for maximum efficiency. He will show how his methods will enhance not just the dental occlusion, but improve the overall facial esthetics.
High-Tech, High-Touch Focus to Make Your Practice the Obvious Choice
Dr. Dischinger will offer ideas to help grow your practice despite the challenges you face. His high-tech, high-touch focus has helped his practice see phenomenal growth. From online marketing (appealing website design, effective SEO, high quality reviews, and social media) to digital scanning, ICAT x-rays, flexible financings and creating a family-like practice atmosphere, Dr. Dischinger will explain how he and his staff offer exceptional customer service encounters with each practice contact. Most of his ideas…and there are dozens of them….are simple to implement, inexpensive, and can turn patients and parents into raving fans to help build your practice.
November 5, 2018
Lecture from 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. includes complimentary Noon luncheon.
Sponsored by 3M Oral Care
Dr. Herbert Hughes
Dr. Hughes is a second generation orthodontist and third generation dentist in his family. He received his orthodontic degree from Boston University and joined his father in their Alexandria, VA. practice in 1986. His son, Justin, joined the practice in 2016 continuing their unique orthodontic tradition. He is past president of the Virginia Association of Orthodontists and currently serves on the AAO Council on Communications.
Orthodontic Revolution, Treat the Worst First and Master the Magic
Dr. Hughes’ educational and entertaining presentation is action packed, sharing 30 years of practicing orthodontics and performing magic. He will identify today’s challenges to our specialty and discuss real solutions with objectives including:
- As a member of the AAO Council on Communication, Dr. Hughes will share the current national trends and learn how you can position yourself for success.
- Become enlighten to the marketing tricks of other companies. What clear choices are you offering your patients?
- Learn how to utilize combination therapy to treat unique cases with braces and aligners in less time.
- Demonstrate how to resolve class II malocclusions in the first 6 months of treatment by treating the worst first.
- Describe the fabrication, installation, monitoring and removal of the Crossbow/Forsus appliance.
- Explore multiple case examples showing visit by visit mechanics and long-term stability.
Friday, February 22, 2019 - ISO Sponsored Lecture at CDS Midwinter
(Register at www.CDS.org when registration opens in November.)
Dr. Jeff Okeson
Dr. Okeson is Professor, Division Chief and Director of the Orofacial Pain Program, which he established in 1977.
He has more than 240 publications, authored two textbooks on TM disorders and orofacial pain and lectured worldwide on these subjects. He has received numerous awards including the University of Kentucky "Great Teacher Award" and "The International Dentist of the Year Award" from the Academy of Dentistry International.
Maintaining a Healthy Functioning Masticatory System Through Orthodontic Therapy
Orthodontic therapy routinely changes the patient's occlusal condition and this can significantly modify masticatory function. It is important that the goals of these therapies include the development of a sound relationship between the new occlusal position and the functional position of the temporomandibular joints. A discussion will be presented regarding the important functional features of the temporomandibular joints and their relationship to the occlusal position. Controversies regarding the correct joint position will be highlighted along with a discussion of when the occlusal condition is important in TMD.
April 8, 2019
Lecture from 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. includes complimentary Noon luncheon.
Sponsored by Invisalign iTero
Dr. Willy Dayan
Dr. Dayan received his DDS from the University of Toronto in 1986. Following a year of general practice residency at the Montreal Jewish General Hospital and two years in private general practice, he returned to the University of Toronto and completed his diploma in Orthodontics in 1991.
Aligner Correction of Malocclusions in all Dimensions: Crowding and Spacing, Deepbite and Openbite, Class II and Class III
Every patient presents with a combination of conditions requiring correction. Orthodontists are responsible for developing a solid orthodontic plan for individual patients; and then expected to adapt and modify the aligners to treat patients with a variety of malocclusions, in an efficient and effective manner. Attendees of this lecture will be able to:
- Learn the difference between an orthodontic plan and a ClinCheck plan.
- Learn how to set up Class II and Class III elastics, and how to use them differently in deepbites versus openbites.
- Identify the types of malocclusions that treat better and faster with aligners, and how to combine aligners with braces in combination treatments for those who may not be best served with full aligner treatment.
2019 - 2020 Season Program Dates
September 23, 2019
November 18, 2019
March 30, 2020