Evaluation, diagnosis and treatment of patients with obstructive breathing disorders by the dental team.
Soft tisue disorders can compromise craniofacial and airway development causing nocturnal breathing problems and also occlusal issues resulting in dental wear
25 & 26 January 2019, Valladolid, SpainThe participants will learn:
- The very important role that dental surgeons have in identifying reviewing and treating patients with changes in their airway, as well as their
relatioship withquality of sleep, interruption of sleep and tiredness. - The very important role that dental surgeons have in identifying reviewing and treating patients with changes in their airway, as well as their
relatioship withquality of sleep, interruption of sleep and tiredness. - The importance of craniofacial development in the chronology of the disorders of
airway . - To diagnose and early treatment of sleep apnoea.
- To incorporate
myofunctional therapy as a method to modify bad habits and improve the function ofrespiratorm and masticatory systems. - To about the communication between the different departments of the multidisciplinary team and the patients, to help them understand their pathology and repercussions on their health.
Registration Fee
Maximum participants number: 30
KOIS Members
KOIS members can sign up to reserved Choose “Kois Member” in registration form.
How to reach the venue
Galván Lobo Center
Galle Gamazo, 28 47004 Valladolid
GPS for navigator co-ordinates:
Latitude 41,645238 – Longitude -4,726581
Valladolid is 200 kilometers (125 miles) north-west of Madrid. Its central location in Spain makes it easy to get to.
Getting to Valladolid by plane
The best way to get to Valladolid from abroad is by plane. Valladolid has its own airport although most international flights come into Madrid-Barajas airport.
1)Valladolid-Villanubla Airport
Valladolid Airport is small and is located near a village called Villanubla. It forms part of the National Airport and Air Navigation Network AENA.
Companies operating to and from the airport include Air Europa, Air Nostrum, Iberia, Ryanair, Vueling, etc. WIFI is available throughout the terminal.
Once you land in Valladolid, you can take a taxi or bus to the city
The approximate taxi fare to Valladolid is 24 €. Saturday evenings, Sundays, and official holidays there is a night rate which is 26.50 €. You can order a taxi by phoning 983 291 411 or 983 207 755. You should dial +34 when phoning from outside Spain.
2) Madrid-Barajas Airport
If you cannot get a direct flight to Valladolid, Madrid-Barajas airport offers far more possibilities
- TRAIN from Barajas terminal 4 (T4) to Chamartín train station
The Spanish railway company
If you arrive in a different terminal you can move to the other terminal in a free shuttle bus service connecting the terminals.
The estimated travel time from Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas airport to Estación de Chamartín is 11 minutes. The single ticket tariff is 2,60 €, valid for one journey in the two hours after it is issued. For passengers with AVE tickets (high-speed train) connecting with a flight, this service is free. See timetable in Renfe Cercanías
Once you get to Chamartín train station, you can purchase your ticket at the Renfe ticket windows or in the machines. We recommend you book and buy your ticket over the Internet on Renfe´s webpage
You can catch a regional train which takes about three hours and is relatively inexpensive or a high-speed AVE, ALVIA or AVANT train which only takes around an hour.
- Direct COACH from Terminal 4 at Barajas
The ALSA coach runs directly from T 4 to Valladolid. This is a good option if you are carrying luggage. The coach leaves from platforms 1 and 2 on the ground floor, T4 arrivals.
You can purchase your ticket from a machine located on the ground floor of T4 arrivals.
There are several coaches each day. The journey time is about 2 hours 40 minutes. We recommend you purchase your ticket over the Internet prior to your arrival.
- Coach from Méndez Álvaro coach station
Take the metro from the airport by buying your ticket for 1.5€ + 1€ airport charge. At the end of the line at “Nuevos Ministerios” station, you then have to change to Line 6 (circular) towards “Méndez Álvaro”. The journey time on the metro is about 50 to 60 minutes. At Méndez Álvaro coach station, you can purchase your ticket at the ALSA ticket office window. Coaches run every hour and the journey time is about 2 hours 30 minutes.
You can also get to Méndez Álvaro by taking the commuter train (cercanías) on Line C-1. This takes about 25 minutes and you don’t need to change trains. Trains run each 30 minutes. For further information, see the commuter trains page Renfe Cercanías
Getting to Valladolid by train
You can also get to Valladolid from certain European countries by train with Renfe Internacional. Visit their webpage and choose the option which best suits you. If you are coming from Paris, don’t forget you have a connection to Valladolid.
General Information
Faculty
MD and DDS
Contacts
Galván Lobo Formación
Acera de Recoletos, 12, 1º A – 47004 Valladolid
tel. 34 983 371 267
e-mail: formacion@galvanloboformacion.com
www.galvanloboformacion.com
Registration fee
€ 850,00
Registration fee includes: coffee breaks, lunch,
Venue:
Galván Lobo Center
Calle Gamazo, 28
47004 Valladolid
tel. 34 983 335 566
Cancellation Policy
All registration cancellations must be in writing (by Mail) to: formacion@galvanloboformacion.com
You will receive a total reimbursement of the fees paid if the cancellation will be made up and including January, 10th.
Speakers
Dr. Steven Acker, B.S., M.S., D.D.S
Dr. Steven
Dr. Acker is a Clinical Instructor at the prestigious Kois Center for Clinical Excellence in Seattle, Washington. He has studied under Dr. John Kois, one of the foremost dental educators in the world. He is also a Graduate of the Misch Dental Implant Institute. He has been a Fellow of the International Congress of Oral Implantology.
Dr. Acker is a member of the American Academy of Physiological Medicine and Dentistry and is a member of the Wellness Dentistry Network.
His passion for the science and art of dentistry and his belief that Dentistry has a major role in the overall wellness and health of our patients. His commitment to the Health and Wellness of his patients is what keeps him committed to staying at the forefront of professional developments.
Dr. Acker believes that the Airway focused dentists should be the quarterback of an interdisciplinary group of physicians, dentists and other allied health professionals that understand the structure, function
EDUCATION
B.S. – Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 1976 – Biology
M.S. – Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 1977 – Biomedical engineering
D.D.S. – N. Y. U. College of Dentistry 1980
ACADEMIC
ATTENDING MEDICAL STAFF – Dept of Dental and Oral Surgery – Brookdale Hospital and Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY 1982-Present
Clinical Instructor and Advisory Board Member – Kois Center for Clinical Excellence – Seattle, Washington
Dra. Nancy E Hartrick, B.S., D.D. S
EDUCATION
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
B.S. in Nutritional Science 1977
Recognized by School of Public Health and Literature, Science and the Arts
Honors: Graduated with distinction
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Doctor of Dental Surgery
PRIVATE PRACTICE
Hartrick Dentistry, Royal Oak MI
CONTINUING EDUCATION
The Dawson Academy, St. Petersburg, Fl
Graduate
Cosmetic Continuum
Graduate
PAC Live, Alameda, CA
Graduate
Kois Center, Seattle WA
Graduate
The Bale Doneen Method
Preceptorship
Airway Focused Dentistry, Clifton, NJ
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Throughout the USA
Lecturer- multiple in communication and clinical dentistry
Mentor- Kois Center, Seattle, WA
Clinical Instructor – Kois Center, Seattle, WA
Advisory Board – Kois Center, Seattle, WA
RELATED EXPERIENCE
Kois Center, Seattle, WA
Editorial Board
Kois Center, Seattle, WA
Chair of Q & A Facilitator
PUBLICATIONS AND PAPERS
“Functional Occlusion: Science-Driven Management”
Presented by John Kois, D.M.D, M.S.D, Reported by Nancy Hartrick, D.D.S.
The Journal of Cosmetic Dentistry, Volume 223, Number 3
“Digital Mandibular Arch Restoration at an Increased Occlusal Vertical Dimension in One Visit”
Nancy E Hartrick, D.D.S and Steven R. Acker, M.S., D.D.S
Compendium, Volume 38, Number 1
” Treatment and Prevention of Sleep Apnea: Dentistry Plays a Key Role
Steven R. Acker, M.S., D.D.S.
SDDS Bulletin Volume 34, Number 7
MEMBERSHIPS
Academy of General Dentistry
American Academy for Oral Systemic Health
American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry
American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine
American Academy of Oral and Systemic Health
American Academy of Physiological Medicine and Dental
American Dental Association
Michigan Dental Association
Wellness Dentistry Network