Our Third Annual

Public Health Priorities Dental Symposium

Constitution Hall, American University | Washington D.C.

Saturday, September 14th, 2024, breakfast starts at 7:30 AM (EST)

About

Hosted this year at the beautiful Constitution Hall at American University, the Dental Symposiums on Public Health Priorities deliver high-quality continuing professional education addressing the most significant public health concerns.

Through comprehensive programming and training, we aim to improve public health and make a positive impact in these critical areas.

“95% of past attendees gave this symposium 5-stars and would highly recommend it!”

Presenters

This year, we will be welcoming back all of our presenters from our last Public Health Priorities Dental Symposium!

With topics related to the US Oral Health Crisis, Antiracism in Dental Practice, Ethics in Teledentristy, and Caries Prevention, you will learn about and be equipped with the tools needed to advance in the dental profession.

Join us this year in historic Washington DC by getting your early-bird discount today!

Agenda + Course Objectives

The Oral Health Crisis in America & How We Can Alleviate the Disease Burden

Morning Session (breakfast starts at 7:30AM)

8:45 - 11:30 AM

Shavonne R. Healy, MSDH, RDH

This program aims to analyze the oral healthcare system in the United States and show how dental teams, particularly dental hygienists, can improve access to care and promote overall health. 1 CE Credit

8:45 - 9:45 AM | Learn More →

Dentistry as an Antiracist Practice: The Role of the Oral Health Team in Advancing Health JusticeDentistry as an Antiracist Practice

Dr. Eleanor Flemming, PhD, DDS, MPH

This presentation aims to empower oral health teams to enhance their knowledge of antiracism as a public health practice and use it to promote health justice. 1.5 CE Credits

10:00 - 11:30 AM | Learn More →

Lunch Break - 1 Hour & 15 Minutes

Afternoon Session

12:45 - 5:00 PM

Ethical Considerations in Teledentistry and the Integration of Emerging Technologies: Privacy, Confidentiality, and Patient-Centered Care

Tiffany Grant, MBA, BAS, RDH

This program explores the profound impact that emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI) and teledentistry, have on ethics, patient privacy, and the standards of care within dentistry. 2 CE Credits

12:45 - 2:45 PM | Learn More →

Be the Change: Caries Prevention in Your Community

Dr. Katrina Eagilen, DDS, MPH, FACD, FICD

This session will explore ways to improve the health of at-risk children in America from a public health perspective. The discussion will also cover preventative measures and non-invasive treatment strategies. 1.5 CE Credits

3:00 - 4:30 PM | Learn More →

Closing Remarks


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