ALSC Symposium Presentation Recordings – Frenectomy and Keynote Sessions – 2018-2020 Combo

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55 Total Presentations

2020 Keynote and Joint Session Presentations (11)

• Rajeev Agarwal, MD, FAAP
  Helping Babies to Thrive. The Agave Pediatrics Story. (1:00:42)
• Richard Baxter, DMD, MS
  Helping Pediatric Patients Thrive: Improved Feeding, Speaking, and Breathing After Tongue-Tie Release (59:00)
• Autumn Henning, MS, CCC-SLP, COM^®, IBCLC
  Interdisciplinary Teams Helping Families Breathe and Thrive (45:28)
• Leyli Norouz-Knutsen
  Building the Multi-Disciplinary Teams to Help Patients Breathe and Thrive. The Breathe Institute Story. (1:02:45)
• C. Kumar N. Patel, PhD, MS, the Inventor of the CO₂ Laser
  Presenting the “Kumar Patel Prize in Laser Surgery” Annual Award (10:41)
• German Ramirez-Yañez, DDS, Pedo. Cert., MDSC, PhD, FRCD
  Helping Orthodontic Patients to Breathe and Thrive (1:01:15)
• William E. Schultz, DVM
  BOAS, Airways Disorders, and Laser Surgeries to Help Companion Animals Breathe & Thrive (41:10)
• Scott A. Siegel, MD, DDS, FACS, FICS, FAAP, DABOMS
  Effects of Lingual Frenectomy on Infant Sleep and Tongue Mobility. Ongoing Research. (52:00)
• Robert Strauss, DDS, MD, FACS
  Laser physics for poets: how the good practitioner uses basic principles for the best clinical laser results (1:32:53)
• James Thomas, DDS, MS
  The health:latch story – how we broke through impossibility to create real and lasting change in others (54:11)
• Soroush Zaghi, MD
  The Airways Disorder Diagnostics and Treatments Outlook for 2020 and beyond. (1:16:53)

2019 Laser Frenectomy and Beyond Session Presentations (18)

• Diana Batoon, DMD
  Pediatric Airway and Sleep Disordered Breathing (46:16)
• James M. Bronson, DDS, FIAO
  Airway Enhancement following Myofunctional Therapy, Lingual Frenectomy and Quantum ALF Therapy in OSA patients (42:30)
• Sheila Busch, MSN, RN, OMT-C, FNP-C
  Taking Care of T.O.T.S. (in the Wild Wild West) (32:56)
• Michelle Emanuel, OTR/L, Occupational Therapist
  Mission NOT Accomplished! How a full release can end up “reattached” and inhibit great functional outcomes and what to do to prevent it. (44:22)
• Martin A. Kaplan, DMD, DABLS
  Frenum Care Beyond the Infant (47:01)
  My Journey from Diode to CO₂ over 17 years (46:26)
• Shelly F. Klein, MD, DABLS, CSOM
  Car Seat Challenge Accepted (24:28)
• Brynn L. Leroux, DDS
  The Joys and Challenges of Incorporating TOTS, Airway and Laser Procedures into Your Pediatric Dental Practice (56:49)
• Melissa Mugno, OMT; and Tara Erson, DMD
  Building a Frenectomy Focused Dental Practice (37:40)
• Lisa Paladino MS, RN, CNM, IBCLC
  Team Approach to Tethered Oral Tissues (TOTs) in the Breastfeeding Infant (31:50)
• Patricia Pine, RDH, COM
  Lasers Meet Soft Tissue Frenums (TOTs) (23:57)
• German Ramirez-Yañez, DDS, Pedo. Cert., MDSC, PhD, FRCD
  Tongue-tie, sleep and breathing disorders and dental malocclusions: where the dots connect? (38:43)
• Cara Riek, DNP, RN, FNP-BC, IBCLC, DABLS; and Stevanie Bahnerth, DC
  Frenectomy Dissected: Discussion of anatomy pre and post exercises, laser settings, and other consideration (43:59)
• Justin Roche, MB ChB, MRCPCH, IBCLC
  The effect of frenectomy on bottle-fed infants with colic/reflux. How a Team approach optimizes outcome in Tongue Tie for infants and thus your clinics reputation (39:53)
• Matthew J. Rowe, DDS, MSD
  Making Breast Friends: A collaborative approach to diagnosis, treatment and frenectomy aftercare. (44:12)
• James Thomas, DDS, MS
  Sleepless in Seattle (40:57)
• Jesse R. Witkoff, DDS, Diplomate, American Board of Pediatric Dentistry
  String theory: a non-unified theory of Frenuli (50:25)
• Karen M. Wuertz, DDS, ABCDSM, DABLS, FOM
  Talk the Talk: Exploring current terminology used in the specialty of oral restrictions and how it affects the perceptions and acceptance by multidisciplinary practitioners. (34:16)

2019 Keynote and Joint Session Presentations (8)

• Rajeev Agarwal, MD, FAAP
  Talk of the Town – The Untied Tongue (57:27)
• Richard Baxter, DMD, MS, DABLS
  Treating Toddlers to Teens for Tongue-Tie, Clinical Strategies and Case Studies (56:25)
• Charles M. Cobb, DDS, MS, PhD
  The Current Status of Laser Mediated Treatment of Periodontal Disease (1:00:29)
• Jack Dillenberg, DDS, MPH
  And You Thought Dentistry Was Just About Teeth (42:50)
• Robert Strauss, DDS, MD, FACS
  Laser physics for poets: how the good practitioner uses basic principles for the best clinical laser results (2:25:03)
• Soroush Zaghi, MD
  A Brief History of Case & Clinical Studies in Sleep and Airway Disorders From Tracheotomy to Frenectomy and Beyond (43:05)
• Peter Vitruk, PhD
  21st Century Laser Medicine Education for the Small Office (16:13)
• C. Kumar N. Patel, PhD, MS, the Inventor of the CO₂ Laser
  Kumar Patel Prize in Laser Surgery – Award Ceremony
  Lasers for Health Care Applications One Year Later (18:28)

2018 Laser Frenectomy Session Presentations (14)

• Diana Batoon, DMD
  Sleep Disordered Breathing in the Pediatric Population – Lasers and the Airway (41:55)
• Richard Baxter, DMD, MS, DABLS
  Clinical Pearls and How To Start Performing Laser Frenectomies in Your Office (46:40)
• Anna “Anya” Glazkova, PhD
  Literature Review of Wound Healing as it relates to Frenectomy Tools (34:04)
• Martin A. Kaplan, DMD, DABLS
  Laser Frenum Surgery is More than just the Frenum (44:48)
• Martin A. Kaplan, DMD, DABLS
  Review of Techniques for Biopsy, Mucoceles and Fibromas in Infant and Pediatric Frenectomy Patients (33:51)
• Leonard Kundel, DMD
  Osteopathically guided release of oral restrictions and return to proper orofacial function (36:28)
• Brynn L. Leroux, DDS
  Pediatric Dental Laser Procedures with X-Lase Diode and LightScalpel CO₂ Laser (58:44)
• Brooke Pettus, RDH, BSDH
  Having Fun to Achieve Function: A Quick Guide to Motivating Patients and Customizing Pre/Post Frenectomy Care Techniques for All Ages (46:41)
• Cara Riek, DNP, RN, FNP-BC, IBCLC, DABLS
  Unbuckling the Buccals: Case studies discussing laser revision of buccal ties from a breastfeeding standpoint (21:10)
• Cara Riek, DNP, RN, FNP-BC, IBCLC, DABLS
  Research to Practice: Putting together a multi-center study to address laser frenotomy release and long-term breastfeeding rates (27:19)
• Cara Riek, DNP, RN, FNP-BC, IBCLC, DABLS
  Infant Laser Frenectomy IRB Study Design Parameters (39:53)
• Matthew J. Rowe, DDS, MSD
  Laser Frenectomy: Integration of a Tripartite Approach to Collaborative Care (52:33)
• Annette Skowronski, DDS, DABLS
  The Ethical Conundrum: Separating Science and Marketing (39:54)
• Karen M. Wuertz, DDS, DABLS
  SuperPulse 10,600 nm CO₂ Laser Revision of Lingual Frenulum Previously Released with a Diode (40:07)

2018 Keynote and Joint Session Presentations (4)

• C. Kumar N. Patel, PhD, MS, the Inventor of the CO₂ Laser
  The Discovery and Science of the CO₂ Laser (51:17)
• Scott Siegel, MD, DDS, DABLS
  Laser frenectomy: 18-year experience with CO₂ laser from infants through adults (1:00:05)
• Robert Strauss, DDS, MD, FACS
  Ablational and lncisional Cosmetic Facial Surgery (1:13:59)
• Robert Levine, DDS
  Laser Education Curriculum Challenges at Dental Schools (43:03)
• plus The Kumar Patel Prize in Laser Surgery – Award Ceremony (5:03)

→ Click here to read the 2020 presentation abstracts and presenter’s bios
→ Click here to read the 2019 presentation abstracts and presenter’s bios
→ Click here to read the 2018 presentation abstracts and presenter’s bios

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