- Describe the development of the face from fetal life to adulthood
- Categorize the five dimensions of a tongue-tie
- Assess conditions of adult and child intra and extraoral findings
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Today’s Trifecta: Toxins, Airway, and Dentition Presented by Lorie Miller Steven, DMD, AIAOMT -
Airway dysfunction compromises total body health and development so early intervention is critical. Learn what can and should be done in the dental office. Identify the signs of brewing airway issues and learn the root causes. What appliances and other tools are available to help ensure proper growth? Let’s help all children grow properly. It starts in infancy. The dental hygienist is the key healthcare provider to spot these problems. Let’s start an Airway Revolution! -
Mastership (MIAOMT) is the highest education level available to IAOMT members who have already achieved Accreditation & Fellowship. It requires the submission and board approval of a scientific review, along with an additional 500 hours of documented research, education, or service. Mastership Requirements- Accreditation & Fellowship
- 500 credits in addition to Fellowship (for a total of 1,000 credits)
- One Scientific Review in addition to a scientific review for Fellowship (For a total of two scientific reviews)
- 75% majority approval by the Board of Directors
- Completed Application (will be included in email acknowledging purchase)
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Recognize scientifically supported recommendations for minimizing mercury exposure during amalgam filling removal. -
Recognize the impact of mercury pollution from dental amalgam and other sources and measures being taken to reduce mercury releases to the environment.
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