Get out on the town in Toronto.  Join your colleagues, sponsors, speakers and partners for a variety of fun social events created for the group.   Choose and register for some of our social events that may interest you and/or your guest. Plus visit the many excellent restaurants available to you for your gatherings Thursday and Saturday Nights.

Toronto Group Tour – (All Welcome!)

Thursday, September 26^th

Tour to be Advised

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Welcome Reception – Appy’s and Drinks with Sponsors

Thursday, September 26th (5:00 pm – 8:00 pm) (Continued New Format)

InterContinental Hotel – (All Welcome!)

Plan to be in Toronto early to kick off the 2019 CARDP Scientific Meeting and Don’t Miss the Hands on Course with Dr. Mark Lin

Welcome to Toronto!  To kick off our 27^th Annual Scientific Meeting we will join our meeting sponsors other delegates and guests to rekindle old acquaintances and make new.  This year we have continued with the change in format and will feature a Reception Style event hosted early in the Sponsor Trade show area, allowing you the chance to then experience Toronto’s many excellent Restaurants.  The Welcome Reception will be hosted on the Lower Level of the InterContinental Hotel.

Cost: Complimentary with Registration

Dress:  Business Casual

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Toronto Partner’s Program

Friday, September 27^{th –} (Partner’s Program)

9:30 am – 2:30 pm (Meet in Lobby at 9:15 am)

Program and Time to be Confirmed

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Friday Night President’s Party and Tribute to

“Dr. Emmanuel Rajczak”

Lower Level, InterContinental Hotel – Ballroom B

Friday, September 27th (7:00 pm – 12:00 am)

All Welcome, Speakers, Sponsors, Delegates & Guests

Space will be Limited

Program to be Confirmed

This Year we are continuing with the new format, to involve the entire group.  The President’s Party be on Friday Night to create a more Casual and Fun Night for everyone.  Pre-Dinner Reception followed by Dinner and Presentations.  we will then be featuring a Tribute to Dr. Emo Rajczak and all he does and has done for CARDP.

Followed by a Dance for all to enjoy with a Local Band

More information to Follow!

Cost: $ 195.00 p.p. (Tax Included)

Dress:  Business Casual

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The Shangri-La Summer Afternoon Tea

Saturday, September 28 (2:00 pm – 3:30 pm) – (Partner’s Program)

Includes Transfers, High Tea and gratuities.  Meet in Lobby @ 1:30

Spend a relaxing afternoon at The Lobby Lounge indulging in luxurious treats from our signature High Tea Menu and sipping on your choice of over 75 premium teas while listening to live music.

About the Hotel

Discover a luxury urban sanctuary right in the heart of Toronto. Shangri-La Hotel, Toronto is an elegant haven to embrace the city’s dynamic lifestyle, where art, fashion and entertainment meet. Ideally located between the business and entertainment districts, the hotel has 202 rooms and suites fashioned with contemporary flair and enriching Asian-accented features. These luxurious spaces are amongst the largest in the city, delivering thoughtful amenities; and each showcases inspiring city views.

Afternoon Tea Information to Follow

Served at 2:00 pm

(Afternoon Tea accompanied by a glass of House champagne)

Cost: $ 85.00 p.p. (Tax Included) Includes Transfer from the Hotel and return and High Tea.

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 Group Dinner to be Advised

 Saturday, September 28^th, 2019 – (All Welcome!)

7:00 pm – Finish

Meet in the Hotel Lobby at 6:45 pm

Further Information to Follow

 Join your friends and colleagues for a Group Gathering or explore some of Toronto’s finest restaurants with your friends and colleagues.

2019 Toronto, ON

Thursday, September 26, 2019 (8:00 am – 4:00 pm)

Dr. Mark Lin from Toronto, ON

Title: Advanced Fixed Prosthodontics and Functional Occlusion

Location:  Kingsway Room, InterContinental Hotel Toronto

225 Front St W, Toronto, Ontario M5V 2X3

Hands on Course Fee $ 495.00  (Available for Members and then Delegates)

Student Fee $ 150.00 (Based on space availability)

Fees (Include Course with all Materials, breaks and luncheon with all taxes and gratuities)

7 CE Credits

Synopsis:  The rationale, principles and management of the dental occlusion as it applies to our clinical dentistry is of vital importance for the long-term success of our dentistry.  The use of fixed prosthodontics and dental implant further complicates this topic since an osseous integrated dental implant is less tolerant of the biomechanical forces.  Yet, most clinical dentists find this topic complex, confusing and difficult to integrate into private practice.  In addition, when the functional physiologic occlusion has been deteriorated to pathologic or non physiologic occlusion, the restoration and reconstruction of the occlusion can be complex.

This program will address the various topics that are essential to understand the biologic and biomechanical principles required to develop a functional occlusion for our patients for long term stability, comfort and physiologic function. 

Learning Objectives:  

1. Terminology defined: Centric Relation, Vertical dimension of occlusion, Centric Occlusion, Maximal intercuspal position, hinge axis, mutually protected occlusion and others.
2. Diagnostic record requirements and case selection for comprehensive functional occlusion therapies
3. Treatment position of Centric Relation versus Maximal Intercuspation Position
4. Indications for Centric Relation position as a treatment position
5. Various options in obtaining accurate repeatable Centric Relation Bite Records
6. Indications for treatment alteration of the vertical dimension of occlusion
7. Treatment options to determine the Vertical dimension of occlusion
8. 5 Components of Masticatory function
9. Posterior determinants of occlusion
10. Anterior determinants of occlusion, anterior envelope of function, phonetics and aesthetics
11. Treatment goals of mutually protected occlusion and occlusal equilibration requirements to achieve stable functional occlusion
12. Clinical indications for use of facebows and semi-adjustable articulators; is it required, when, where, what type and how?
13. Definition and treatment options for physiologic occlusion, non physiologic occlusion and therapeutic occlusion
14. Guidelines, indications and contraindications for occlusal equilibration
15. Management of parafunctional habits
16. Applications of digital impressions, CAD / CAM applications to fixed prosthodontics
17. Management of attrition, abrasion, erosion and abfraction as aetiologies to occlusal instability and physiologic occlusion
18. Definition for “Terminal Tooth Syndrome” and management protocol
19. Splint therapies; when, which arch, hard or soft, what type of occlusion?
20. Various occlusion therapies, theories and applications to clinical dentistry
21. Implant occlusion; single implant crowns, implant retained removable prosthesis, implant supported fixed hybrid prosthesis, implant fixed porcelain prosthesis.
22. Implant protected occlusion versus occlusion for natural dentition
23. Algorithms to sequence full arch or full mouth reconstruction therapies

Model hands on components

1. Occlusal equilibration to achieve centric relations to maximal intercuspation position, indications and contraindications. Use of T-Scan digital occlusion evaluation for occlusion adjustments
2. Removable prosthetics occlusal equilibration to achieve balanced occlusion
3. Diagnostic wax set up for fixed prosthodontics and implant occlusion
4. Fabrication, adjustments and insertions of occlusal splints to manage parafunctional habits.
5. Treatment planning of various complicated cases from diagnostic records to step by step sequencing

Bio: Dr. Mark H.E. Lin graduated from the University of Toronto in the Biochemistry Specialists honours program. He received his dental degree from the University of Detroit Mercy in which he was on the Dean’s list for 4 consecutive years and finished within the top 5% of the class. As a senior dental student, he was selected to participate in the world renowned Oral Maxillofacial Surgical Internship program at the Parkland Hospital in Dallas Texas. He then completed a 1-year General Practice Residency program at the Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton Ohio, where he received his training in hospital dentistry, Intravenous sedation and advanced surgical procedures.