EDUCATION:

• 1988-1990 Dental School, New York University, 345 E. 24th Street, New York, N.Y.
  Certification in Prosthodontics – June 1990
• 1987 – 1988 General Practice Resident, Department of Dentistry, Booth Memorial
  Medical Center, Flushing, N.Y., Dr. Burton Wasserman, June 1998
• 1983 – 1987 Dental School, University of Maryland, Baltimore, Maryland
  D.D.S. June 1987
• 1979 – 1983 State University of New York at Binghamton, Harper College, Binghamton,
  N.Y., B.S., Biology, 1983

EMPLOYMENT:

• 1990 – Current Private Practitioner, Advanced Restorative Dentistry & Implant
  Prosthodontics, Washington, D.C., full time private practice
• 1988- Current Lecturer – Restorative Dentistry and Implant Prosthodontics
  from intimate study clubs to all day programs
• 1987 – 1989 Private Practitioner, Valley Stream, Long Island, N.Y. Part-time Private practice
• 1990 – 1995 Assistant Clinical Instructor, Department of Restorative Dentistry, Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, Baltimore, Maryland
• 1990 – 1988 Associate Clinical Instructor, Department of Prosthodontic & Occlusion
  New York University College of Dentistry, New York, N.Y.

Publications:

• 2017 “The use of dynamic navigation to prevent implant complications — every patient, every time” Emery, RW; Progebin, K: Implant Practice US April 2017; Vol 10 No. 2: 48-50
• 2016 “Dynamic Image Navigation – Implentation in the esthetic zone utilizing a multidisciplinary approach” Emery, RW; Knoll K, Progebin, K: Implant Practice US Aug/Sept 2016; Vol 9 No. 4: 32-37
• 1988 “Effects of Minocycline on Fibroblast Attachment and Spreading” Somerman MJ, Foster RA, Vorsteg G, Progebin K, Wynn RL: Effects of minocycline on fibroblast attachment and spreading. J Periodont Res 1988; 23: 154-159.

Honors:

• 1990 – 2014 Dental Society Certificate of Excellence in Continuing Education
• 1987 Article submitted for approval, J. Perio. “Effects of Minocycline on Fibroblast
  Attachment and Spreading”
• 1987 Oral Presentation, American Association of Dental Research, Chicago, IL. “Effects of Tetracycline on Osteoblastic Cells, in Vitro”.
• 1985 – 1987 Elected to membership, Gorgas – Odontological Honorary Society
• 1986 Table Clinic Presentation, American Dental Association, Miami, Fl., “Effect of
  Minocycline on Mineralized Tissues in Vivo and In Vitro
• 1986 American Dental Association/ Dentsply Student Clinician Award. Table Clinic
  Presentation in Basic Dental Science, Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, Baltimore, Md.
• 1986 Recipient, American Association of Dental Research Student Research Fellowship. Measured “Effects of various Tetracycline on Osteoblastic cells and gingival fibroblasts, in vitro”, in a cell culture laboratory, Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, Baltimore, Md.
• 1984 – 1986 Dean’s List, Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
• 1983 Dean’s List, State University of New York at Binghamton, Binghamton, N.Y.

• December 12, 2017. Greater Baltimore Medical Center. Baltimore, MD. “Dynamic Navigation and Guided Prosthetics: Implant Placement and Beyond” – 8 hours
• November 11, 2017. Facialart Forum. Washington, DC. “Complications in Implant Dentistry” – 7 hours
• May 5, 2017. D.C. Dental Society – Mid-Atlantic Dental Meeting. “Predictable Implant Solutions from Analog to Digital”, Washington, D.C. – 8 hours
• February 27, 2017. Zupnik, Chen, & Zupnik, D.D.S., P.A. “Restorative, Digital Dentistry with Treatment Planning, OEM Parts” Bethesda, MD – 4 hours
• February 20-24, 2017 – Dr. Travel. “Comprehensive Implant Dentistry” Cruise Ship – 16 hours
• December 9, 2017 – Oral Maxillofacial Society Study Club. “Dynamic Navigation and Guided Prosthetics: Implant Placement and Beyond” Cantonsville, MD – 8 hrs
• November 30, 2016. NYU Global Forum on Advanced Implant Dentistry. New York University – 8 hours
• October 31, 2016. NYU Global Forum on Advanced Implant Dentistry. New York University – 8 hours
• October 7, 2016. NYU Global Forum on Advanced Implant Dentistry., “Ortho-Restorative Integration” New York University – 4 hours
• September 29, 2016. Facialart Forum, “From Analog to Digital Implant Dentistry” Bethesda, MD – 2 hours
• June 21, 2016. Bonacci DDS & Kim DDS, “Esthetic Integration” Vienna, VA – 2 hours
• April 12, 2016. Biomet 3i. “Esthetic Integration” Gaithersburg, MD – 2 hours.
  March 25, 2016. DC Dental Society. “Esthetic Integration”. Washington, D.C. – 4 hours
• February 24, 2016. Academy of General Dentistry. “Advanced Implant Esthetics” Chevy Chase, MD – 2 hours
• February 2, 2016. Renaissance Study Club – 2 hours
• January 4, 2016. NYU Global Forum on Advanced Implant Dentistry. New York University – 8 hours
• December 7, 2015. NYU Global Forum on Advanced Implant Dentistry. New York University – 8 hours
• October 5, 2015. NYU Global Forum on Advanced Implant Dentistry. New York University – 8 hours
• September 14, 2015. NYU Global Forum on Advanced Implant Dentistry. New York University – 8 hours

• May 1-2, 2015. California Dental Association. “Advanced Implant Esthetics” Anaheim, CA – 8 hours

• November 17, 2014. NYU Global Forum on Advanced Implant Denstistry. New York University – 8 hours
• October 22, 2014. Capital Study Club. “Sustainable Esthetics in Implant Dentitstry”. Washington, DC. 2 hours
• October 7, 2014. Renaissance Study Club. “What is working and not in Implant Dentistry”. Washington, DC. – 2 hours
• September 26, 2014. Commonwealth Oral and Facial Surgery. “Implant Dentistry in the 3rd Dimension – superior Esthetic Restorations”. Richmond, VA. 8 hours.
• August 4, 2014. NYU Global Forum on Advanced Implant Denstistry. “Implant Dentistry 2014 – An update”. New York University – 8 hours
• June 2, 2014. NYU Global Forum on Advanced Implant Denstistry. Italy group. New York University – 8 hours
• May 16, 2014. NYU Global Forum on Advanced Implant Dentistry. “Implant Dentistry in the Third Dimension”. Palermo, Italy.
• May 8, 2014. Millennium Study Club. Washington, DC. 2 hours
• March 28, 2014. Charlottesville Albemarle Dental Society. Charlottesville, VA. 4 hours
• February 26, 2014. Baran Dental Lab. “Sustainable Esthetics in Implant Dentitstry ” Chantilly, VA. 2 hours
• January 16, 2014. International Congress of Oral Implantologists. “Zirconia Abutments – Is it the ultimate esthietic implant restoration?”. New Orleans, LA. 1 hour.
• November 22, 2013. Private Practice London England. “Implant Dentistry”. 3 hours.
• November 21, 2013. King’s College London. England “Dentistry in the Third Dimension”. 3 hours
• November 14, 2013. Art Dental Lab. “Sustainable Esthetics in Implant Dentitstry” Chantilly , VA. 2 hours
• November 6, 2013. Protech Dental Group. “Advanced Implant Aesthetics: from Treatment planning to Final Restorations”. Reston, VA. 2 hours
• October 31 – November 3, 2013. ADA. “Advanced Implant Esthetics: From treatment planning to final restorations” and “New Technologies for Simplified Implant Dentistry, New Solutions for Enhanced Aesthetic Restorations, and Digital Dentistry” New Orleans, LA – 6 hours.
• October 1, 2013. Renaissance Study Club. “Digital Dentistry – Where are we?” Washington, DC – 2 hours
• July 28 – August 4, 2013.  Dr. Travel.  “Advanced Implant Esthetics:  From treatment planning to final restorations”.   Cruise ship. – 16 hours.
• May 25, 2013. 22nd annual NYU in Spain. “Achieving Clinical Success and Patient Satisfaction in the world of Implants.” Valencia, Spain – 8 hours
• April 19, 2013.  Nissman-Salin OMS.  “New Technologies for Simplified Implant Dentistry”.  Feasterville, PA. – 8 hours.
• March 11, 2013. NYU Global Forum on Advanced Implant Dentistry. France group. New York University – 8 hours
• March 8, 2013. Biomet 3i . “Advanced Implant Esthetics: From treatment planning to final restorations”. Stamford, CT – 8 hours
• February 4, 2013. NYU Global Forum on Advanced Implant Dentistry Japan group.  New York University – 8 hours
• January 25, 2013.  Biomet 3i Institute for Implant and Reconstructive Dentistry “Advanced Treatment Options in Implant Dentistry”.  Palm Beach, FL. – 8 hours.
• January 11, 2013. Biomet 3i. Groton, CT – 8 hours
• December 3, 2012.  NYU Global Forum on Advanced Implant Dentistry France group.  New York University – 8 hours
• September 21, 2012.  Smile Source.  “New Technologies for Simplified Implant Dentistry, New Solutions for Enhanced Aesthetic Restorations, and Digital Dentistry”.
  Dallas, TX – 4.5 hours
• August 8, 2012.  NYU Global Forum on Advanced Implant Dentistry.,  “Advanced Implant Esthetics:  From treatment planning to final restorations”.  New York University. – 8 hours
• May 31, 2012.. Kleiman Lecture Series.  “New Technologies in Esthetic Integration”. Baltimore College of Dental Surgery Baltimore, MD – 1.5 hours
• May 17, 2012.  Fairfax Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery.  “Anterior Esthetics in Implant Dentistry”.  Fairfax. VA – 2 hours
• April 18, 2012.  “Interdisciplinary Treatment of the Complex Adolescent Patient”. 
  Westchester Implant and Oral Surgery Group.  Tarrytown, NY. – 8 hours
• March 16, 2012.  “Innovative Concepts in Implant Dentistry”.  Roanoke, VA – 8 hours.
• March 9, 2012.  Delaware State Dental Society.  “Advanced Implant Esthetics.  From treatment planning to final restorations.”  Wilmington, Delaware – 8 hours. 
• March 2, 2012.  “Digital Dentistry:  Where are we? Biomet 3i.  Virginia Beach, VA. – 4 hours
• January 25, 2012. York, PA Study Club “Immediate Provisional of Dental Implants”.
  York, PA. – 3 hours
•  November 18, 2011. Biomet 3i Institute for Implant and Reconstructive Dentistry. “Advanced Treatment Options in Implant Dentistry”. Palm Beach, Florida.  – 8 hours.
•  October 21, 2011.    “Interdisciplinary Treatment Coordination for Implant Dentistry”.    Verona, New York.  – 8 hours
• October 6, 2011.  Millennium Study Club.  “Interdisciplinary Treatment Planning”.  Washington, DC.  – 2 hours.
•  October 4, 2011.  Renaissance Study Club.  “Digital Dentistry – Are we there yet?”.  Washington, DC.  – 2 hours
•  September 23, 2011.  Dr. Bernard Fialkoff.  “New Technologies for Implant Dentistry”.  Bayside, New York.  – 8 hours.
• August 2, 2011.  Innovations Seminar.  “The Comprehensive Approach to Implant Dentistry Utilizing CAD/CAM Technologies”.  New York, New York.  – 2 hours
•  May  26, 2011.  American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry.  “Anterior Esthetics for the Adolescent Patient and Beyond”.   New York, NY.  – 4 hours.
• April 12, 2011. American College of Prosthodontist NY Spring Meeting, “New Technologies for the Prosthodontic Practice”. New York, NY. – 3 hours.
•  March 2, 2011.  Innovations Seminar/Friendship Dental Lab.  “Implant Dentistry:  Principles for Enhanced Esthetics and Long Term Stability”.  Baltimore, MD.  – 4 hours.
• January 17, 2011.  Dr. Samuel Levine.  “Emerging Trends in Implant Dentistry:  A Stepwise Approach to Unraveling the Latest Technology”.  Princeton, NJ.  – 4 hours.
• November 8, 2010.  National Navel Dental Center-Dental School.  “Multidisciplinary Approach to Achieve Esthetics and Functional Outcomes in Implant Dentistry”. 
  Bethesda, MD.  – 4 hours.
• November 3, 2010.  Southern New Jersey Dental Society.  “Recipes for Clinical Implant success:  A Balance of Esthetics and Function”.  Philadelphia, PA
• October 26, 2010.  Dr. Neil Bozentka.   “Emerging trends in Implant Dentistry.  A Stepwise Approach to Unraveling the Latest Technology”.     Swarthmore, PA. – 4 hours
• October 5, 2010.  Renaissance Study Club.  “Know when to hold em and when to fold em”.  Washington, DC.  – 2 hours
• September 16, 2010.  Vermont State Dental Society.  “Enhancements in Implant Dentistry” Burlington, VT.  – 4 hours.
• June 28, and July 2, 2010.  Dr. Travel.  “Recipes for Clinical Implant Success”  
  Cruise ship. – 16 hours
• May 12, 2010.  Drs. Siegel, Cerbone and Mazzel.  “Optimal Aesthetics in Restorative Dentistry” Massapequa, NY. –  8 hours.
• April 30, 2010.  Dr. Neal Bozentka.  “Advances and Innovations in Implant Dentistry”
  Swarthmore, PA.  –  8 hours.
• April 23, 2010. Dr. Leonard Schiffman.  “Making Dental Implants the Treatment of Choice”
  Peninsula Hospital Center.  – 8 hours.
• April, 14, 2010.  Drs. Soliday and Nokkeo.  “New Horizons in Implant Dentistry”. 
  Gaithersburg, MD. – 3 hours.
• February 3, 2010.  Profile Dental Lab “Interactive Implant Treatment Planning”. 
  Norwalk, CT. – 3 hours.
• January 14, 2010.  Drs. Walzer and Sullivan, “New Horizons in Implant Dentistry”. 
  Annapolis, MD.
• January 2, 2010.  Drs. Katz and Theberge.  “Interdisciplinary Treatment Coordination For Implant Dentistry” Johnston, RI. – 8 hours.
• December 11, 2009.  Dr. Greg Felthousen. “Laying the Foundation for the Optimal Restorative Practice”. Salisbury, MD.  – 6 hours.
• November 9, 2009.  Webinar.  “If I were a 3i Rep”.  – 2 hours.
• November 3, 2009.  South Bedford Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery.  “How to Achieve Aesthetic Results with Implants”.  3 hours
• October 26, 2009.  Dr. Samuel Levine. “New Horizons in Implant Dentistry”. 
  Princeton, NJ. 3 hours
• October 8, 2009.  Dr. Tami. “New Horizons in Implant Dentistry”.
  Gaithersburg, MD 2 hours
• September 18, 2009.  Commonwealth Oral and Facial Surgery.  “A Team Approach to Comprehensive Implant Dentistry” 8 hours
• September 16, 2009. 3i –Innovation Seminar. “Optimizing Implant Therapy”.
  Gaithersburg, MD  Evening
• September 18, 2009. Richmond Study club. Biomet 3i-3i – “Optimizing Implant Therapy”.  Richmond, VA  All Day
• September 24, 2009. Millennium Study Club. “Complications and challenges in Implant dentistry”. Washington, DC  3 hours
• October 6, 2009. Renaissance Study Club. “Complications and challenges in Implant dentistry” Washington, DC  3 hours
• October 8, 2009. Biomet 3i – “Optimizing Implant Therapy
  Tyson’s Corner, VA  Evening dinner
• October 26, 2009. “Advance and Innovation in Implant Dentistry”. Princeton, NJ  Evening
• November 3, 20009. Biomet 3i. “Innovation seminar”. Chappaqua, NY  All Day
• April 22, 2009.  Dr. Lee McNeish,  “Making Dental Implants the Treatment of Choice”.  Waterbury, CT  8 hours
• April 16, 2009.  “Restorative Nights”. Boston, MA  3 hours
• March 25, 2009. ”.  Maxillofacial Surgery Group.  “Advanced Technologies That Shape Implant Dentistry.  Warwick, Rhode Island  8 hours
• March 19, 2009.  Dr. Alex Withers, “Making Dental Implants the Treatment of Choice”.   Fairfax, VA  3 hours
• March 13, 2009.  Titanium Study Club.   “The Business of Implant Dentistry”. 
  Richmond, VA  8 hours
• March 12, 2009. Millennium Study Club. “Guided Surgery – Myth or Reality”.
  Washington, DC  3 hours
• February 4. 2009. Dr. Jeffrey Berkley. “Making Dental Implants the Treatment of Choice”.  West Haven, CT   3 hours
• February 3, 2009. Renaissance Study Club. “Guided Surgery – Myth or Reality”.
  Washington, DC  3 hours
• December 4, 2008.  Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics. “The Long View-Stable Esthetic Implant Dentistry”.  1 hour presentation
• December 2, 2008.  Dr. Harold Fagan. “Making Dental Implants the Treatment of Choice”. Alexandria, VA  3 hours
• November 19, 2008. Dr. William Schneweiss.  “Recipes for Clinical Implant Success:  A Balance of Esthetics and Function”.  White Plains, New York  8 hours
• October 31, 2008.   Piedmont Oral Surgery, “Making Dental Implants the Treatment of Choice”. Greenville, SC  4 hours
• October 23, 2008.  “Restorative Nights”.   Denver, CO  4 hours
• October 4, 2008.    Attended “Round Table Discussion – Restorative Nights”. 
  West Palm Beach, FL.  4 hours
  October 3, 2008.  Seacoast Esthetic Dentistry Association “A Predictable Stepwise Approach to Treatment Planning:  Implant Restorations from Simple to Complex”.
  Portsmith, New Hampshire 8 hours
• October 2, 2008.  Dr. Salman A. Malik, Oral Surgeon. “Diagnostics and Treatment Planning” Londonderry, New Hampshire 3 hours
• October 7, 2009. Renaissance Study Club. “ Update on Restorative Implant Dentistry”. Washington, DC  3 hours
• September 26, 2008.    Commonwealth Oral and Facial Surgery.  “Recipes for clinical implant success”.  Richmond, Virginia  4  hours
• September 17, 2008 –  Dr Robert Emery and Dr. Keith Progebin.  “Diagnosis and Treatment Planning”.  AAOMS.  Seattle, Washington 2 hours
• September 12, 2008.    Dr. Jeffrey Berkley. “Recipes for Clinical Implant Success:  A Balance of Esthetics and Function”. West Haven, Connecticut 8 hours
• August 5, 2008.  Georgetown.  “ Update on Restorative Implant Dentistry”.
  Washington, DC  3 hours
• May 14, 2008.     Bethesda Naval Dental, “ Advanced Technologies that Shape Implant Dentistry”. Bethesda, Maryland  8 hours
• May 9, 2008 – Oral and Facial Surgery Associates. “Comprehensive Implant Dentistry”   Cincinnati, Ohio.  4 hours
• May 2, 2008.  “Treatment Planning for the Implant Patient”.  Dr. Peter Theoharidis.
  South Yarmouth, Massachusetts – Day lecture
• April 25 – April 26, 2008.  Attended the  Biomet 3i Global Symposium:  General Session in Chicago, IL
• April 11, 2008.  .  “A Team Approach to Comprehensive Implant Dentistry”.  New York Dental Forum -Evening Lecture
• April 4, 2008.  “Comprehensive Implant Dentistry” Dr. Salman A. Malik, Oral Surgeon– Londonderry, New Hampshire – Day lecture 
• March 28, 2008.  Masters Synergy Training Program.  “Advanced Restorative Dentistry”.  Los Angeles, CA – Day lecture
     
  February 28 – March 1, 2008.  Attended the Academy of Osseointergration Annual Meeting in Boston, MA.
• February 11, 2008. “Biology of Implant Design – Applications to Esthetic Integration”.  New York City Dental Society – Evening lecture
• January 31, 2008 .  “A Team Approach To Comprehensive Implant Dentistry”. Marotta Dental Laboratory, Farmingdale, New York – Evening lecture
• November 9, 2007.  BIOMET 3i Institute – Palm Beach Gardens, Florida – Day lecture
• October 26, 2007. BIOMET 3i Institute – Palm Beach Gardens, Florida – Day lecture
• October 19, 2007. Drs. Winston & Marks – Atlanta, Georgia – Morning lecture
• September 21, 2007. Biomet 3i – Emerging Trends in Implant Dentistry: A Stepwise Approach to Unraveling the Latest Technology.  Woodbridge, Virginia – 8 hours. 
• June 13, 2007. Dr. Fialkoff – Bayside, New York – Evening lecture
   
  June 12, 2007. Dr. Victor Sternberg – Briarcliff Manor, New York – Evening lecture
• May 23, 2007. Dr. Richard Sherwood – Danville, Virginia – Afternoon lecture
• May 15, 2007. Boston University / Center for Implantology – Boston, MA – Day lecture
• May 11, 2007. Dr. Dan Kelly, Charlottesville, Virginia – Day lecture
• May 1, 2007. ACOMS Annual Scientific Conference, Orlando, Florida
• April 25, 2007. Greater Long Island Dental Meeting – Melville, New York  6 hours
• April 12, 2007. Seacoast Dental Implant Study Club – Dr. Clarizio,
  Portsmouth, New Hampshire – Evening lecture
• March 16, 2007. Dr. David Scharf, Babylon, New York 8 hour lecture
• March 2 & 3, 2007. Honda Classic Educational Event  2 days
• November 15, 2006. Drs. Galiano and Greenfield – Verona, New Jersey  5 hours
• November 10, 2006. Dr. Barry Maharaj & Pham – Leesburg, Virginia  4 hour
• October 26, 2006. Dr. Mark Levine, Hewlitt, New York  Evening
• October 18, 2006.  Scarsdale Oral Surgery, Scarsdale, New York  8 hours lecture
• September 22, 2006. Dental Arts Laboratory, Inc. “Emerging Trends in Implant Dentistry: A Stepwise Approach to Unraveling the Latest Technology” Peoria, Illinois  5 hours
• June 9, 2006. Kent/Sussex Dental Society Annual Meeting  8 hours
• May 31, 2006. Dr. Edward Jutkowitz – Rosalyn Heights, New York  3 hour lecture
• May 18, 2006. Dr. Vargas / Maryland Study Club. Maryland  3 hours
• April22, 2006. Dr. Alexander Withers – Richmond, Virginia  2 hours
• April 21, 2006.  DC Dental Society Meeting – Lunch and Learn. Washington, DC
• April 4, 2006. Renaissance Study Club – Washington, DC  3 hours lecture
• February 9, 2006.  Institute at 3i – Palm Beach Gardens, Florida  8 hour lecture
• January 17, 2006.  Mid-County Study Club – “New Horizons in Implant Dentistry”  3 hour
• January 12. 2006.  Potomac Dental & Implant Society Study Club  Sterling, Virginia  3 hour
• December 6, 2005. Renaissance Study Club – “Emerging Trends in Implant Dentistry:
  The Biology of  Implant Design” -Washington, DC  3 hours
• November 16, 2005. Metropolitan Oral Surgery Associates – “Emerging Trends in Implant Dentistry:  The Biology of Implant Design”  3 hour lecture
• November 15, 2005. Marotta Dental Lab.  “Recipes for Clinical Implant Success: A Balance of Esthetics and Functions”. Farmingdale, New York  3 hour lecture
• September 9, 2005.  Bethesda Naval Medical Center – “Recipes for Clinical Implant Success:
  A Balance of Esthetics and Function”. Bethesda, MD  4 hour lecture
• June 17, 2005.  New York County Dental Society.  “Recipes for Clinical Implant Success:
  A Balance of Esthetics and Function”. New York, NY  8 hours
• June 3, 2005. Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics – New York University,
  College of Dentistry – “Emerging Trends in Implant Dentistry: The Biology of Implant Design”. New York, NY
• May 11, 2005 “Recipes for Clinical Implant Success: A Balance of Esthetics and Function”. Massapequa, New York  8 hours
• May 6, 2005. Reflections Dental Study Club, “Comprehensive Implant Dentistry”.
  Woodbridge, Virginia  8 hours
• April 29, 2005. 73rd Annual Nation’s Capital Dental Meeting. “A Predictable Stepwise Approach to Treatment Planning: Implant  Restorations From Simple to Complex”.
  Washington, DC  2 hours
• April 27, 2005.  Dr. Kenneth P. Byrne Study Club, “Teeth in a Day Immediate Loading of Edentulous Cases” Lecture and Hands-on clinic.  Montclair, Virginia  4 hours
• April 15-16, 2005.  Institute for Implant and Reconstructive Dentistry –- “Emerging Trends In Implant Dentistry”. Palm Beach Gardens, Florida  2 days
• March 11, 2005. Eastern Shore Dental Society, “Comprehensive  Implant Dentistry”.
  Cambridge, Maryland  8 hours
• March 9, 2005.  4th Grade, Maret School Presentation for Dental Health Month
• March 7, 2005.  1st Grade, Maret School Presentation for Dental Health Month
• March 2, 2005.  The Fialkoff Study Club, “Recipes for Clinical Implant Success, A Balance of Esthetics and Function”. Bayside, New York  3 hours
• February 22 – 24, 2005 – Dr. Travel. “Comprehensive Implant Dentistry”.
  Cancun, Mexico  3 days
• January 27, 2005.  Millennium Study Club. “Staging Treatment – Maxillary and Mandibular Full Arch Reconstruction” Washington, DC  3 hours
• December 14, 2004.  Synergy Implant Study Club, “Recipe for Clinical Success in Implant Dentistry”. Alexandria, Virginia  3 hours
• November 18, 2004. Dr. Brenton Burger Study Club, “Esthetics and Implants”.
  Sterling, Virginia  3 hours
• November 11, 2004.  Drs. Walzer and Sullivan Study Club, “Recipes for Implant  Success”.
  Annapolis, Maryland  3 hours
• October 22, 2004. Byrne Study Club, “Esthetics and Implants” Woodbridge, Virginia  8 hours
• October 20, 2004.  The Fialkoff Study Club, “Esthetics and Implants” Bayside, New York
• October 6, 2004. Academy of General Dentistry, “Implants, A Comprehensive Review” Washington, DC  3 hours
• October 5, 2004.  Renaissance Study Club, “Patient Evaluation of Treatment with Fixed Prosthesis Supported by Implants or a Combination of Teeth and Implants”.
  Washington, DC  3 hours
• June 18, 2004.  Byrne Listen, Learn and Play, “Comprehensive Implant Dentistry, From Single to Full Mouth Reconstruction, Delayed to Immediate Loading”.
  Woodbridge, Virginia 4 hours
• June 17, 2004.  Millennium Study Club. “Implants, A Comprehensive Review”
  Washington, DC  4 hours
• May 21, 2004. Susquehanna OMS, “Comprehensive Implant Dentistry- Single to Full Mouth Reconstruction / Delayed to Immediate Loading”. York, Pennsylvania  5 hours
• May 7, 2004. New York County Dental Society. “Implants from Start to Finish”
  New York, NY  8 hours
• April 19, 2004. Washington Iranian Study Club, “Implants Then & Now”.  
  Washington, DC  3 hours
• March 24, 2004. US Air Force at Bolling AFB- Implants Then & Now”.
  Washington, DC  4 hours
• March 5, 2004. Kindergarten, Maret School Presentation for Dental Health Month
• March 3, 2004. 3rd Grade, Maret School Presentation for Dental Health Month
• March 2, 2004. Renaissance Study Club, “Diagnosis and Treatment Planning”
  Washington, DC  3 hours
• February 24, 2004. Maimonides Meeting,  “Helpful Hints”. Washington, DC  3 hours
• February 2004. Diagnostics Unlimited, “Implants Then and Now. Washington, DC  4 hours
• February 2004. Children’s Hospital Orthodontic Residents “Orthodontics and Implants”.
  Washington, DC  3 hours
• December 30, 2003 and January 3, 2004. Dr. Travel Mayan Cruise – “Implant Restorative Dentistry: Esthetic Integration – Interdisciplinary Approach” 2 days
• December 11, 2003. Millennium Study Club, “Diagnosis and Treatment Planning”.
  Washington, DC   3 hours
• November 5, 2003. Renaissance Study Club, “Implants Then and Now”.
  Washington, DC  3 hours
• November 3, 2003. Tyson’s Study Club, “Implants Then and Now”. Vienna, Virginia  2 hours
• October 29, 2003. Connecticut Society of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons,  “Functional Aesthetic Integration- Implants Then and Now”. Trumbull, Connecticut  8 hours
• May 2003. 13th Annual International Implant Symposium at Boston University – “Surgical and Prosthetics / Lecture and Hands-On”. Boston, MA  5 hours
• May 2003. Pentagon Joint Services Lecture, “Esthetic Integration for the
  Partially Edentulous Patient – Prosthetic and Surgical Implication”.
  Arlington, Virginia  8 hours
• March 28, 2003. DC Dental Society Annual Meeting, “Esthetic Integration: An Interdisciplinary Approach”. Washington, DC  2 hours
• March 27, 2003. DC Dental Society Annual Meeting, “Esthetic Integration: An Interdisciplinary Approach”. Washington, DC  2 hours
• Jan 27, 2003. Dental Progress Study Club, “Modern Restorative Dentistry with Implants”. Washington, DC  3 hours
• January 2003. Bowling Air Force Base, “Esthetic Integration for the Partially
  Edentulous Patient Prosthetic and Surgical Implications”. Washington, DC  8 hours
• Nov 6, 2002. Renaissance Study Club, “Esthetic Integration”. Washington, DC  3 hours
• Oct 17, 2002 – Millennium Study Club, “Treatment Options – Anterior Implant Case Presentation”. Washington, DC  3 hours
• January 2002 thru Dec 2002.  Millennium Study Club and Renaissance Study Club, “Implant Restorative Dentistry – Diagnosis and Treatment Planning Cases”. Washington, DC  3 hours
• 2002 – 2003. Potomac Valley Study Club, “Esthetic Integration”.
  Potomac, Maryland – Evening Lectures
• 1990 – 2002. Local Study Clubs: “Esthetics and Reconstructive Dentistry – Ceramic Update” and “Dental Implants – Basic to Advanced Casework”
• March 21, 2002. Millennium Study Club,  “Anatomy of Complex Casework”.
  Washington, DC   3 hours
• Oct 2, 2001. Renaissance Study Club, “Treatment Planning”. Washington, DC  3 hours
• Feb 29, 2000. Renaissance Study Club, “Practice Management/ Human Relations”.
  Washington, DC  3 hours
• 2000 – New York County Dental Society, “Dental Implants – Diagnosis & Treatment Planning” New York, NY  8 hours
• 1999 – Baltimore Dental Society ,“Anatomy of a Complex Case”.
  Baltimore, Maryland  4 hours
• 1990 thru 1995. DC Dental Society, “Dental Implants: Diagnosis and Treatment Planning”. Washington, DC