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Mastery 2 builds on the knowledge and clinical proficiency gained in Mastery 1 with continued emphasis on skill development to manage a broad spectrum of cases and severities of obstructive sleep apnea. Lectures will develop a more in-depth understanding of all aspects of dental sleep medicine, including administrative strategies for practice growth. An in-person, two-day workshop will provide clinical chairside confidence and prepare students to submit two required oral appliance therapy cases on real patients.
Completion of Mastery 1 is required to participate in Mastery 2. After completing both courses, dentists will be eligible for the ABDSM certification examination. To learn more about the ABDSM exam, click here.
Course Overview
Prerequisites
Recorded Lectures
Mastery 2 includes pre-recorded lectures that are available on-demand in the AADSM Online Learning Center so you can access the lectures when it works best for you. Participants are strongly encouraged to complete the Mastery 2 recorded lectures before attending the in-person Mastery 2 Practical Workshop, however it is not required. The deadline to complete Mastery 2, including the Mastery 2 Practical Workshop and two patient cases is as follows:If you registered for Mastery 2 in 2023, the deadline is December 1, 2024.
If you register for Mastery 2 in 2024, the deadline is December 1, 2025.
Click the button below to view an outline of the content covered in Mastery 2, including the length of time for each recorded lecture/activity.
2023 Mastery 2 Outline
Clinical Competencies
Mastery 2 includes several clinical competency assignments that require patient interaction. These assignments are required to successfully complete Mastery 2. For an overview of the clinical competency assignments, click the button below.
Mastery 2 Practical Workshop
In 2024, those who register for Mastery 2 will be required to attend the Mastery 2 Practical Workshop. This experiential, two-day workshop will take place at the University of Illinois Chicago College of Dentistry in downtown Chicago, IL.
Attendees will participate in small-group, roundtable discussions focused on challenging case presentations involving treatment planning, device selection and design, finding therapeutic position, side effect resolution and long-term patient management. Under the supervision and guidance of Mastery faculty, attendees will also participate in chairside exercises designed to apply their didactic learning from Mastery 1 and Mastery 2. Attendees will gain confidence in their clinical abilities and to provide optimal patient care. The oral appliances that will be used in clinic and for close inspection will include all common styles, materials, retention mechanisms and calibration strategies.
Following interactive demonstrations, attendees will be encouraged but not required to participate clinically in peer-to-peer comprehensive head/neck and oral examinations, full arch impressions and construction bite capture. All appropriate materials, equipment, scanners, instruments, and PPE to participate in the workshop will be provided by the AADSM. Oral appliances consisting of various materials, styles and design features will be manufactured and ready for small group delivery on Mastery faculty, all necessary supplies provided. Key learning objectives for delivery exercises include insertion considerations, adjustment techniques and patient coaching.
Recognizing that advanced clinical practice weighs heavily on patient history, differential diagnosis and decision making, attendees will treatment plan real patient cases including device design, calibration strategies and identification of treatment endpoints.
Registration for the workshop is included in the Mastery 2 registration fee. When registering for Mastery 2, please be prepared to choose one of the following dates to attend the in-person practical workshop:
Saturday, April 13 (7:30am-5:45pm) - Sunday, April 14, 2024 (7:30am-1:30pm)
Saturday, July 13 (7:30am-5:45pm) - Sunday, July 14, 2024 (7:30am-1:30pm)
Saturday, October 5 (7:30am-5:45pm) - Sunday, October 6, 2024 (7:30am-1:30pm)
NOTE: Attendees must be present for the duration of the workshop; partial attendance will not be permitted. Availability is limited and on a first-come, first-served basis. Participants are strongly encouraged to complete the Mastery 2 recorded lectures before attending the in-person Mastery 2 Practical Workshop, however it is not required.
Hyatt Place Chicago – Medical / University District
1835 W Harrison Street
Chicago, Illinois
Discounted Rate: $199 until March 15 or sooner if the room block sells out.
Check-in time: 3:00 PM
Check-out time: 11:00 AM
Hotel Reservations - April Workshop
To make hotel reservations for the April workshop by phone, call 888-591-1234 and reference: G-4ZA2
A block of rooms has been reserved at the following hotel for the July 2024 and October 2024 Workshops, which is an 7-minute walk from the University of Illinois Chicago College of Dentistry.
Courtyard Chicago at Medical District/UIC
625 South Ashland Avenue
Chicago, Illinois
Discounted Rate: $259 until June 21 for the July workshop and September 15 for the October workshop or sooner if the room block sells out.
Check-in time: 3:00 PM
Check-out time: 11:00 AM
Hotel Reservations - July Workshop
Hotel Reservations - October Workshop
Attendees will participate in small-group, roundtable discussions focused on challenging case presentations involving treatment planning, device selection and design, finding therapeutic position, side effect resolution and long-term patient management. Under the supervision and guidance of Mastery faculty, attendees will also participate in chairside exercises designed to apply their didactic learning from Mastery 1 and Mastery 2. Attendees will gain confidence in their clinical abilities and to provide optimal patient care. The oral appliances that will be used in clinic and for close inspection will include all common styles, materials, retention mechanisms and calibration strategies.
Following interactive demonstrations, attendees will be encouraged but not required to participate clinically in peer-to-peer comprehensive head/neck and oral examinations, full arch impressions and construction bite capture. All appropriate materials, equipment, scanners, instruments, and PPE to participate in the workshop will be provided by the AADSM. Oral appliances consisting of various materials, styles and design features will be manufactured and ready for small group delivery on Mastery faculty, all necessary supplies provided. Key learning objectives for delivery exercises include insertion considerations, adjustment techniques and patient coaching.
Recognizing that advanced clinical practice weighs heavily on patient history, differential diagnosis and decision making, attendees will treatment plan real patient cases including device design, calibration strategies and identification of treatment endpoints.
The Mastery 2 Practical Workshop will feature 7 table top exhibits. Workshop attendees will be provided the opportunity to interact with industry representatives, and learn more about products and services.
Dates and Location
The workshops will take place at the University of Illinois Chicago College of Dentistry, located at 801 S. Paulina St. in Chicago, IL.Registration for the workshop is included in the Mastery 2 registration fee. When registering for Mastery 2, please be prepared to choose one of the following dates to attend the in-person practical workshop:
Saturday, April 13 (7:30am-5:45pm) - Sunday, April 14, 2024 (7:30am-1:30pm)
Saturday, July 13 (7:30am-5:45pm) - Sunday, July 14, 2024 (7:30am-1:30pm)
Saturday, October 5 (7:30am-5:45pm) - Sunday, October 6, 2024 (7:30am-1:30pm)
NOTE: Attendees must be present for the duration of the workshop; partial attendance will not be permitted. Availability is limited and on a first-come, first-served basis. Participants are strongly encouraged to complete the Mastery 2 recorded lectures before attending the in-person Mastery 2 Practical Workshop, however it is not required.
Hotel Information - April Workshop Only
A block of rooms has been reserved at the following hotel for the April 2024 Workshop, which is an 8-minute walk from the University of Illinois Chicago College of Dentistry.Hyatt Place Chicago – Medical / University District
1835 W Harrison Street
Chicago, Illinois
Discounted Rate: $199 until March 15 or sooner if the room block sells out.
Check-in time: 3:00 PM
Check-out time: 11:00 AM
Hotel Reservations - April Workshop
To make hotel reservations for the April workshop by phone, call 888-591-1234 and reference: G-4ZA2
Hotel Information - July and October Workshops
A block of rooms has been reserved at the following hotel for the July 2024 and October 2024 Workshops, which is an 7-minute walk from the University of Illinois Chicago College of Dentistry.Courtyard Chicago at Medical District/UIC
625 South Ashland Avenue
Chicago, Illinois
Discounted Rate: $259 until June 21 for the July workshop and September 15 for the October workshop or sooner if the room block sells out.
Check-in time: 3:00 PM
Check-out time: 11:00 AM
Hotel Reservations - July Workshop
Hotel Reservations - October Workshop
Registration
Access to the Mastery 2 recorded lectures is not immediate upon registering. If you completed Mastery 1, please allow 1-2 business days to receive an email from mastery@aadsm.org with information on how to access Mastery 2 in the AADSM Online Learning Center. If you have not completed Mastery 1, you can still register for Mastery 2, but you will not gain access to Mastery 2 until you have successfully completed Mastery 1. Your credit card will be charged the full registration fee at the time of registration.
Objectives
Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to:
- Describe the significant benefits of healthy sleep and the risks associated with inadequate or compromised sleep.
- Develop critical understanding of OSA pathophysiology and co-morbidities such as cardiovascular, metabolic and neurocognitive concerns.
- Explain the influence of confounding respiratory influences and possible remedies.
- Improve OAT outcomes by understanding maximum medical improvement (MMI) and exploring combinations of therapies
- Prepare patients for oral appliance wear and titration, monitoring signs, symptoms and side effects.
- Anticipate and manage side effects that could compromise treatment objectives.
- Incorporate protocols to maximize staff efficiency following a medical practice model, with an understanding of medical insurance coding and billing requirements.
- Clearly communicate device design to laboratories, avoiding costly mistakes, and consider benefits of digital technology in practice.
- Explore alternative and emerging therapies for SDB.
- Anticipate oral appliance efficacy for individual cases and consider combinations of therapies for best clinical outcomes.
- Confidently manage OA side effects and patient expectations
- Explain the etiology and prevalence of pediatric SDB, the differences with adult SDB and the efficacies of treatment options.
- Incorporate pediatric screening and referral protocols.
- Continue to build an understanding of the medical practice model with medical-legal considerations.
- Perfect an appropriate algorithm for patient management that begins with screening and ends with long-term follow-up.
Continuing Education
The AADSM designates a total of 54.75 continuing education credits for 2023 Mastery 2 and 2024 Mastery 2.
- 41.75 (self-instructional/electronically mediated hours)
- 13 (live, in-person)
Informed Consent for Mastery 2 Practical Workshop
I understand it is my choice to participate in the clinical skills taught, performed and/or demonstrated on course participants and faculty. Clinical skills include:- performing a comprehensive examination focused on signs and symptoms of sleep-related breathing disorders and evaluating oral structures for compatibility with a mandibular advancement device.
- techniques for full arch digital and analog impression takings along with bite registration with a variety of bite gauges.
- strategies for delivery of an oral appliance designed for purposes of protruding and stabilizing the mandible.
Should I choose to participate:
- I hereby release the AADSM and their agents, representatives and assigns from any responsibility or liability for any injury, illness, reactions, or damages arising from my participation.
- I consent to be interviewed about my health conditions and have an exam and consultation as part of the Mastery 2 Practical Workshop, which will be presented before course participants and faculty.
- I understand that full participation in the Mastery 2 Practical Workshop requires that I consent to role-play as a patient for the purpose of a visual examination of my intraoral structures, manual palpation of my craniofacial muscles, measurements of my jaw movements, and use of bite registration material intraorally. I understand that if I choose not to participate in this manner, I am still required to observe other participants.
- I certify that I have read the contents of this informed consent, am aware of the benefits or potential harms from my participation in the clinical skills given my training in dental sleep medicine and will comply with any applicable dental licensure laws and/or equivalent laws.
- I understand that it is my right to discontinue my participation in the clinical skills at any time. However, should I choose to do so, my attendance for the duration of the workshop in the form of observation is still required.
- I recognized that AADSM has advised me to review my professional liability coverage to make sure that it includes coverage for training and educational activities sponsored by the AADSM.
Questions or concerns about participation in the Mastery 2 Practical Workshop can be directed to Dr. Aaron Glick, AADSM Mastery Program Director, at mastery@aadsm.org.
AADSM, as the course provider, and the course instructors will follow all applicable standards for patient consent and protection during the training. As a course participant, you should be aware of the ADA CERP standards (specifically Standard XIII. Patient Protection) that AADSM, the course instructors and you as a participant are expected to follow.