Apr19
Apr 19, 2012 5:00 pm to 5:45 pm
New York City College of Technology, Room P401
300 Jay Street
THE GREATER NEW YORK C.D.T. STUDY GROUP
Infection Control Seminar - Spring 2012
April 19, 2012 5:00 pm - 5:45 pm
New York City College of Technology 300 Jay Street, Brooklyn, NY, 11201
Meeting in room P401
Food and refreshments will be served in Room P402 in the Department of Restorative Dentistry at about 4:45 pm.
1 hours of continuing education credits, CDT, will be awarded for attendance.
Clinicians: Daniel Alter B.S., CDT, MDT
Daniel is a graduate of the Restorative Dentistry Department of 1994, where he continued his education in Biochemistry and received a degree of Bachelors in Science from the CUNY Graduate Center. He continued his studies and received his designation as a MDT from the American Association of Master Dental Technologists at NYU Dental School; soon thereafter he completed and earned his CDT status. He has worked and learned under some of the leading dental technologists in our field. He owned and operated a mid-size, high end commercial dental laboratory in Long Island, NY catering to some of the leading dental practitioners and their patients.
Daniel Alter joined the faculty at New York City College of Technology's Restorative Dentistry Department in the spring of 2008, where he has taught a vast array of courses including Tooth Morphology, Crown and Bridge, Ceramics, Metallurgy and Dentures. His expertise involves Tooth Morphology and Gnathology, CAD/CAM, Implants, and Ceramics while continued research emphasized on CAD/CAM, Implantology and all its modalities, and advancements for Dental Laboratory Technology. He is an approved Infection Control lecturer for the National Board for Certification and sits on the executive/editorial boards for AEGIS, Inside Dental Technology and The Greater New York CDT Study Group. His commitment to education keeps him at the forefront of dental technology innovations and advances.
Topic: Infection Control
Infectious diseases have become more of an interest in the dental laboratory since more advances in infection control have emerged. This presentation is geared to inform the practitioner of some of the infectious risks that the dental technician may be exposed to and how to go about preventing and disinfecting all work coming into the laboratory. Which products to use and which techniques yield best results. 1 hour of continuing education credits will be supplied at the end of the presentation.
- 1 CDT
