2026 Schedule

*Note: If you are scheduled to present at a Thursday meeting and have a conflict, please replace yourself. In regard to the Thursday meetings, the length of presentations should be as follows:

  • Review of surveys – 5 minutes
  • Case presentation – 30 to 45 minutes
  • Journal review – 10 minutes
  • Pearl – 5 to 10 minutes

Thursday November 12, 2026

3pm, U.S. Open Room – 2nd Floor

ItemPresenter
Review Surveys/Takeaways OctAll
Case PresentationBrian Vence
Case Presentation backupAlexa French
Behavioral Science ReviewRebecca Montgomery
Technical Journal ReviewKathy French
PearlFelicia Chu

Friday October 16, 2026

8:00am – 4:30pm at Medinah

The Medical Significance of Dentistry – Bridging Medicine, Pharmacology, and the Future of Patient Care with Dr. Markus Tröltzsch and Dr. Matthias Tröltzsch

Course Overview

This advanced course explores the critical intersection between dentistry and medicine, equipping dental professionals with essential medical and pharmacological knowledge. Participants will gain insights into systemic diseases, medication implications, and evolving trends in healthcare, including the role of care for the aging population in clinical decision-making. The curriculum is designed to enhance patient safety, improve treatment outcomes, and strengthen medical-dental collaboration.


Thursday September 10, 2026

3:00pm, Planning Meeting


Thursday May 14, 2026

3pm, U.S. Open Room – 2nd Floor

ItemPresenter
Review Surveys/Takeaways OctAll
Case PresentationKevin Reardon
Case Presentation backupAlexa French
Behavioral Science ReviewDennis Hartlieb
Technical Journal ReviewAngela Lueck
PearlMaggie Hoscheit

Friday April 17, 2026

8:00 am – 4:30pm at Medinah

Autotransplantation of Teeth – Terra Incognita with Dr. Jan Streblov

Tooth autotransplantation remains an underutilized but highly promising treatment modality, especially in pediatric and adolescent patients. This full-day course aims to reintroduce this technique to the dental community by exploring its biological foundations, surgical protocols, restorative considerations, and interdisciplinary relevance. Through a combination of didactic lectures and interactive case-based discussions, participants will gain the knowledge and confidence to incorporate autotransplantation into comprehensive treatment planning.


Thursday March 12, 2026

3pm, U.S. Open Room – 2nd Floor

ItemPresenter
Review Surveys/Takeaways OctAll
Case PresentationBrian Vence
Case Presentation backupKevin Reardon
Behavioral Science ReviewFelicia Chu
Technical Journal ReviewDan Greising / Angela Lueck
PearlTom Angerame /John Mason

Friday January 9, 2026

8:00am – 4:30pm in Milwaukee, Dr. Nate Lawson (meeting with The Dental Forum)