Prof. Kenneth A. Malament

USA

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KENNETH A. MALAMENT D.D.S., M.Sc.D.

Curriculum Vitae

 

Place of Birth:  New York, New York

 

Education:

Professional Children’s School                                                                                1967

Syracuse University                                                                                               1971

B.A. ¾ Bacteriology

New York University College of Dentistry                                                               1975

D.D.S. ¾ Dentistry

Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry                                                        1977

C.A.G.S. ¾ Prosthodontics

Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry                                                        1977

M.Sc.D. ¾ Prosthodontics

 

Major Research Interest:

        Prosthodontics, Periodontics, Ceramics, Biostatistics

Implantology, Oral Physiology, Occlusion

 

Licensure:

Northeast Regional Dental Board                                                                            1975

American Board of Prosthodontics                                                                          1984

Recertification                                                                                                  2000, 2010

 

Private Practice:

        New York, New York                                                                                            1975

Practice limited to Prosthodontics – Boston, Massachusetts                                         1977 – present

In practice with;

Dr. Hans Peter Weber, Former Professor, Chairman Restorative Sciences, Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, Former Emeritus Professor, Chairman Restorative Sciences Harvard University School of Dental Medicine

Dr. Mariam Malament, Diplomate, American Board of Prosthodontics, Associate Professor, Prosthodontics, Tufts University School of Dental Medicine

Dr. Alissa Mariano, Diplomate, American Board of Prosthodontics

Dr. W. Scott Lightfoot, Diplomate, American Board of Periodontics, Associate Professor, Periodontics, Tufts University School of Dental Medicine

Dr. Dan Nathanson, (deceased) – Former Professor, Chairman Restorative Sciences, Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry

Dr. R. Sheldon Stein (deceased),

Inprotek Dental Laboratory

 

 

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Organization Memberships:

        American Board of Prosthodontics                                                                          – Diplomate

American College of Prosthodontists                                                                       – Life Fellow

International College of Prosthodontists                                                                   – Life Fellow

Academy of Prosthodontics                                                                                    – Life Fellow

Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics                                                         – Life Fellow

Northeastern Gnathological Society                                                                         – Fellow – Retired

American Academy of Fixed Prosthodontics                                                             – Life Member

American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry                                                                 – Life Fellow

International Team for Implantology                                                                        – Fellow – Retired American Equilibration Society                                                                                              – Retired

Academy of Osseointegration                                                                                 – Retired

Northeastern Prosthodontic Society                                                                         – Member

American Academy of Dental Science                                                                     – Member

Association of Dental Research                                                                               – Member

American Association of Dental Research                                                                – Member

International Society of Dental Ceramics                                                                  – Member

American Dental Association                                                                                  – Life Member

 

Organization Appointments:

        American Board of Prosthodontics

Examining Director                                                                                           2002 – 2009

Secretary – Treasurer                                                                                          2004 – 2007     

President                                                                                                         2008 – 2009

Guest Examiner                                                                                   2010 – 2015, 2018 – 2022, 2024-25

       

        American College of Prosthodontists

Chairman, Committee of the Study Guide for Certification Examination

by the American Board of Prosthodontics                                                        1984 – 2003

Member, Education and Advancement Committee                                                1988 – 2000

Course Director, Preparation for the American Board of Prosthodontics                   1988 – 1998

Chairman, Ad Hoc Committee on FPO Dues                                                        1992

Vice Chairman, Annual Session Committee                                                          1993

Chairman, Annual Session Committee                                                                 1994

Director, Clinical Division                                                                                  1995 – 1999

Chairman, Ad Hoc Committee on New Edition of the Private Practice Manual         1998 – 2003

Secretary                                                                                                         2000 – 2003

Chairman, Council for the Affairs of the American Board of Prosthodontics             2000 – 2001

Member, Officers Committee                                                                            2000 – 2003

Chairman, Laboratory Division, Education Foundation Board                               2002 – 2003

Member, Laboratory Strategic Planning Conference Steering Committee                 2002 – 2003

Chairman, Annual Session Advisory Subcommittee                                               2002 – 2003

Chairman, Task Force for the Private Practice Manual                                           2002 – 2003

Chairman, Chicago Dental Society – ACP Prosthodontic Symposium                      2002 – 2016

Chairman, ACP Prosthodontic Comprehensive Review Course                               2003 – 2010

Member, Education Foundation Board                                                               2000 – 2010

Member, Education Foundation Awards Committee                                           2003 – 2008

Chairman, ACP Ceramic Symposium                                                                  2010

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Chairman, Annual Session Committee                                                                 2011

       

        Academy of Prosthodontics

Chairman, Audi-Visual Committee                                                                      1999 and 2003

Chairman, Corporate Liaison Committee                                                              2006 – 2009

Chairman, Fellowship                                                                                        2014 – present

Chairman, Program                                                                                            2017

Director, Executive Board                                                                                  2010 – present

Vice President                                                                                                  2016 – 2017

President-Elect                                                                                                  2017 – 2018

            President                                                                                                         2018 – 2019

 

American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry

Chairman, Program Committee                                                                           2010

Membership Committee                                                                                     2014 – 2016                          Chairman, Awards Committee                                                                                2017 – 2023

Treasurer                                                                                                          2016 – 2018

Vice‑President                                                                                                  2018 – 2020

President-Elect                                                                                                  2020 – 2021

President                                                                                                         2021 – 2022

Chairman, Nominating Committee                                                                      2023

 

Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics

Member, Scientific Investigation Committee                                                         1986, 1987

Member, Program Committee                                                                             1989 – 1994

Vice Chairman, Program Committee                                                                    1992

Chairman, Program Committee                                                                           1993

Chairman, Awards Committee                                                                            1993

Chairman, Future of Prosthodontics Ad Hoc Committee                                         2003 – 2004

Executive Council                                                                                       1994 – 1997, 2002– 2008

Vice President                                                                                                  2002 – 2003

President-Elect                                                                                                  2003 – 2004

President                                                                                                         2004 – 2005

Chairman, Nominating Committee                                                                      2006

Chairman, Membership Committee                                                                     2007

 

Northeastern Gnathological Society

Executive Council                                                                                             1984 – 2004

Program Committee                                                                                           1991

Chairman, Program Committee                                                                           1992 – 1998

Vice‑President                                                                                                  1994‑ 1996

President-Elect                                                                                                  1996 – 1998

President                                                                                                         1998 – 2000

Chairman, Nominating Committee                                                                      2001

 

       

 

 

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        International College of Prosthodontists

Executive Council                                                                                             1993 – 1999

Co-Chairman, Program Committee                                                                      1995

Secretary-Treasurer                                                                                        1993 – 1997

            Co-Chairman, Program Committee                                                                      2015

 

Northeastern Prosthodontic Society

Program Chairman                                                                                            1990 – 1994

Executive Council                                                                                             1993 – 2007

President-Elect                                                                                                  1993

President                                                                                                         1994 – 1996

 

        American Equilibration Society

Co-Chairman, Program Committee                                                                      1995

 

American Academy of Fixed Prosthodontics

Co-Chairman, Program Committee                                                                      2001 and 2010

       

        Academy of Osseointegration

Participant, Sinus Graft Consensus Conference                                                     1997

Annual Meeting Committee                                                                              2016

 

American Academy of Dental Science

Chairman, Program Committee                                                                           2012 – 2013

President – Elect                                                                                                2013 – 2014

President                                                                                                         2014 – 2015

 

Federation of Prosthodontic Organizations

Delegate                                                                                                           1988 – 1994

Elected Member, Council for the Affairs of the American Board of Prosthodontics    1989 – 1992

Contributor, Prosthodontics 21-Subgroup Prosthodontics Research                          1989

Chairman, Reference Committee – Dental Care/Dental Therapeutics                        1990

          Secretary, Reference Committee – Dental Care/Dental Therapeutics                         1991

 

        New England Section – American College of Prosthodontists

Executive Council                                                                                             1985 – 1992

Vice President                                                                                                   1985 – 1987

President                                                                                                         1987 – 1990

 

Brookline Dental Society

Executive Council                                                                                             1985 – 1996

President                                                                                                         1992 – 1994

 

Teaching Affiliation:

        Boston University — Clinical Instructor                                                                   1978

Boston University — Assistant Professor                                                                 1979

Boston V.  A. Hospital — Prosthodontic Consultant                                                    1980 – 1987

Tufts University School of Dental Medicine — Clinical Assistant Professor                1990 – 1995

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Tufts University School of Dental Medicine — Clinical Associate Professor               1995 – 1999

Tufts University School of Dental Medicine — Clinical Professor                            1999 – present

Search Committee – Chair of Prosthodontics                                                        2017

Clinic Steering Committee                                                                                 2018  

 

Served as a Teaching Consultant to Graduate Prosthodontic Programs

Harvard University                                                                                      1981, 83, 93, 94, 2006-09

University of Southern California                                                                            1983, 1988, 1998

Hadassah Hebrew University — Jerusalem, Israel                                                    1985, 2000

        University of Milano — Milan, Italy                                                                       1988

        Osaka University — Osaka, Japan                                                                          1988                Nihon University — Tokyo, Japan                                                                                            1988

           University of Michigan                                                                                 1990, 91, 92, 94, 95, 96

Albert-Ludwigs University, Frieburg, Germany                                                        1991, 2014 University of Zurich — Zurich, Switzerland                                                                                1993, 1999, 2001

        New York University College of Dentistry                                                               1995

      Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry             1995, 1997, 2000-01, 2004, 2005, 2011, 2024-2025

University of Geneva — Geneva, Switzerland                                                          1996, 2014

University of Bern — Bern, Switzerland                                                                  2014

University of Texas Health Sciences Center at San Antonio Dental School                  1997, 1999

        UCLA                                                                                                                  1997, 2001, 2009

University of Basel — Basel, Switzerland                                                                1998, 2003, 2010

Loma Linda University                                                                                         1999, 2006

University of Tennessee College of Dentistry                                                         1999

Forsyth Institute                                                                                                   1999, 2000, 2001

Bogotá School of Dentistry — Bogotá, Colombia                                                   2000

University of North Carolina School of Dentistry                                                   2000

University of Florida                                                                                            2000, 2002, 2011

University of Connecticut                                                                      2001, 2002, 2005, 2009-11, 2014

Marquette University Dental School                                                                      2001, 2015

University of Maryland                                                                         2002, 2006, 2009, 2011, 2018

U.S. Army Dental Service, Ft. Gordon                                                                   2006, 2010       Texas A&M Baylor College of Dentistry                                                                                            2012

University of Illinois, Chicago                                                                               2012

United States Naval Postgraduate Dental School                                                    2013 – 2017

 

      Courses Taught:

        Boston University, 1978 and 1979, 1985 – Present

Undergraduate:    Junior Year — 1/3 Lecture Course on Prosthodontic Techniques

Senior — Full Lecture Course on Prosthodontic Theory

Clinical Chief — Two Days/Week

Graduate:             First Year — Full Lecture Course on Prosthodontic Literature and Theory

Second Year — Gnathological Methods

Boston V. A. Hospital, 1980 – 1987 — Prosthodontic Literature and Theory

Northeastern Gnathological Society, 1981 – 1984 — Pantographic Methods

Institute for Advanced Dental Studies, 1984 — The Clinical Practice of Tissue Retraction and

Tooth Impressioning Procedures

Institute for Advanced Dental Studies, 1984 – 1987, 1989 – present — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

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Studio Associato Di Odontoitria Specialistica, 1986 – 1988 — A Clinical and Laboratory

Demonstration with the Academics Surrounding Cast Glass-Ceramic Restorations

Tufts University, 1991 – present — Prosthodontics and Periodontics — Course Director – Year Lecture

Course

      Tufts University, 1991 – 2024 — Fixed Prosthodontic Materials — Course Director – Year Lecture

Course

 

Journalism:

Associate Editor, International Journal of Prosthodontics (2022 – present)

Consultant, International Journal of Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry (1981 – 2024)

Reviewer, European Journal of Esthetic Dentistry (2006 – present)

Reviewer, International Journal of Prosthodontics (1988 – 1998, 2015)

Reviewer, Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry (1994 – 1995)

Reviewer, Journal of the American Dental Association (2006 – 2009)

      Reviewer, Compendium (2008 – present)

International Editorial/Advisory Board, World Journal of Dentistry (2010 – present)

 

Awards:

        1977    Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics, Research Award (Initial)

2001   University of Florida – Kaplan Scholar

2002   American College of Prosthodontists – Clinician / Researcher Award

2003   American College of Prosthodontists – Daniel F. Gordon Award for Lifetime Achievement

2006   American Academy of Fixed Prosthodontics – George Moulton Award for Outstanding Achievement

2009   Northeastern Gnathological Society – Frank V. Celenza Memorial Lecture Award (Initial)

2009   American College of Prosthodontists – Distinguished Lecturer Award

2011   British Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry – Lambert Fick Memorial Lecture

2011   University of Florida – Kaplan Scholar

2012   Texas A&M Baylor College of Dentistry – Jesse T. Bullard Lectureship

2015   Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics – Distinguished Lecturer Award

2016   European Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry – McLean Honorary Lecture

2016   American College of Prosthodontists – Educator of the Year Award

2022   Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics – Schweitzer Award

2023   Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry – Judson Hickey Award

2024   American College of Prosthodontists – Distinguished Service Award

2025   Tufts University – Gino Passamonti Faculty Award

 

Instrument Design:

        1984    Cast Glass-Ceramic Full Coverage Preparation Kit — Brasseler, Inc., Savannah

1990    Acrylic Provisional Preparation Kit — Brasseler, Inc., Savannah

 

Active Research:

        Survival of All-Ceramic Materials and the Factors That Affect Risk.

Development of a Computer Program That Records and Analyzes Clinical Survival Data.

Development of an Instrument That Would Carry an Implant Screw or Ceramic Inlay.

A Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis of the Intraoral Microbial Growth on Three Selected Dental     Materials: an IN VIVO study.

The Effects of Different Axial Core Structures on All-Ceramic Material Strength.

Member, External Advisory Board; Machinable Ceramics – NIDR PO1 DE10976 (1998 – 2011)

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Industry Consultant:

Channel 3 (2004 – present)

Aurum Dental Laboratory – Material Science Advisor (2006 – 2010)

Care Credit (GE) (2004 – 2010)

Dexis (Gendex Corp.) (2005 – 2010)

Sultan Chemists  (2005 – 2010)

Citibank (2005 – 2006)

Darby Dental Supply Co. (2007 – 2009)

 

Literature:

Neutralization of E. Coli and Serratia Marcesans L’Asparaginase by Rabbit Anti-E.Coli

            L’Asparaginase Serum — Syracuse University Senior Thesis, 1971

        Occlusal Myofunction in Periodontal Disease; N.I.H. Grant Application, March 1977

Occlusal Myofunction in Healthy and Diseased Periodontium — Boston University School of

Graduate Dentistry, Master’s Thesis, April 1977

        Different Cutting Properties Between Diamond and Carbide Fluted Burs at Different Speeds

Research Protocol, Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry, 1978

        Standardized Digital Pantograph — Research Protocol, Boston University School of Graduate

Dentistry, 1978

        The Effect of Various Retraction Procedures in Humans Upon the Periodontium — The Journal

of Prosthetic Dentistry, 44:508, 1980

The Castable Ceramic Crown — International Journal of Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry,

4:33, 1984

Study Guide for Examination by the American Board of Prosthodontics — Submitted revision, the American College of Prosthodontists, 1984, 1986, 1988, 1992, 1999

The Dicor Castable Ceramic Crown — Dental Laboratory Procedures: Fixed Partial Dentures,

Rhoads, Rudd, & Morrow, editors (second edition), C.V. Mosby, St. Louis, 1985

The Cast-Glass-Ceramic Restoration — The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 57:674, 1987

The Comparative Marginal Fit of Dicor, Gold, and Metal Ceramic Full Coverage Crowns

Research Protocol — Dentsply International and Corning Glass Works, 1985

      Effects on Colonization of Oral Microbiota by a Cast Glass-Ceramic Restoration — International                        Journal of Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry, 2:23, 1987

The Cast Glass-Ceramic Crown — Preston, J.D., editor, Prospectives in Dental Ceramics.

Berlin: Quintessence Publishing Company Inc., 1987

Dicor – the Cast Glass-Ceramic Crown — Preston, J.D., Knellesen, C., editors, Esthetic Fixed                                  Restorations Today. Berlin: Quintessence Publishing Company Inc., 1987 (submitted)

Considerations in Posterior Glass-Ceramic Restorations — International Journal of Periodontics

and Restorative Dentistry, 4:33, 1988

Color Matching in Cast Glass-Ceramic Restoration — Preston, J.D., Bergen, S.F., editors (second

edition) C.V. Mosby, 1987 (submitted)

Dicor – The Cast Ceramic Restoration — Parmeijer, C.H., editor, Proceedings of the Symposium Alternatives to the Use of Traditional Porcelain. Restorative Techniques

Publishing, Framingham, 1988

        Clinical Application of Bonded Dicor Crowns: Two Year Report — I.A.D.R. Abstract, Journal

of Dental Research, 69:299, 1990

Periodontics and Prosthodontics: Goals, Objectives, and Clinical Reality — The Journal of

Prosthetic Dentistry, 67:259, 1992

     

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Bonded vs. Non-bonded Dicor Crowns: Four Year Report — A.A.D.R. Abstract, Journal of Dental

Research 71:321, 1992

        The Use of Hazard Analysis for Ongoing Clinical Trials — A.A.D.R. Abstract, Journal of Dental

Research 71:321, 1992

        Prosthodontic Perspectives in the Management of Temporomandibular Disorders and Orofacial Pain

        — The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 69:77, 1993

The Interdisciplinary Relationship Between Prosthodontics and Dental Technology — The International   Journal of Prosthodontics, 9:341, 1996

La Relazione Interdisciplnare tra la Protesi Dentale e la Tecnologia Dentale —  Pagine D. Album,                           da il Nuov Laboratorio Odontotecnico, 1994. Brescia: 1994

Survival of Dicor Glass-Ceramic Dental Restorations Over Fourteen Years: Part I. The Survival of

            Dicor Complete Coverage Restorations and the Effect of Internal Surface Etching, Tooth Position,

            Gender and Age — The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 81:23, 1999

Survival of Dicor Glass-Ceramic Dental Restorations Over Fourteen Years: Part II. The Effect of

Thickness of Dicor Material and Design of Tooth Preparation — The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 81:662, 1999

Weibull Analysis of a Clinical Data Base of Molar Ceramic Crowns — A.A.D.R. Abstract, Journal of Dental Research 79:172, 2000

Prosthodontists – Achieving quality esthetic dentistry and integrated comprehensive care with new generation techniques and materials — The Journal of the American Dental Association 131:1742, 2000

Private Practice Procedures Manual — American College of Prosthodontists, Third Edition 2001

Survival of Dicor Glass-Ceramic Dental Restorations Over Sixteen Years: Part III. The Effect of Luting Agent and Tooth or Tooth Substitute Preparation Core Structure — The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry 86:511, 2001

Survival of Glass-Ceramic Materials and Involved Clinical Risk: Variables Affecting Long Term Survival — Practical Procedures & Aesthetic Dentistry; Supplement: 5, 2003

Prosthodontic Management of Ridge Deficiencies — Dental Clinics of North America 48:3:735,200

Damage Accumulation and Fatigue Life of Particle Abraded Ceramics — The International Journal of Prosthodontics 19:5:442,2006

Team Approach Between Prosthodontics and Dental Technology — The European Journal of Esthetic Dentistry 2:1:58-79,2007

Margin Failures in Brittle Dome Structures — J Biomed Mater Res B Appl Biomater 80(1):78-85,2007

Survival of Dicor Glass-Ceramic Dental Restorations Over Twenty Years: Part IV. The Effects of Combinations of Variables — The International Journal of Prosthodontics 23:2:134,2010

Interdisciplinary Solutions for Esthetic Periodontal Prosthodontic Rehabilitation — Compendium of Continuing Education in Dentistry 32:Special Issue 5:33-40,2011

Redisconvering Sig Socransky, the Genius and His Legacy — Journal of Dental Research 2012

Have Zirconia Ceramics a Future in Restorative Dentistry? (Editorial) — International Journal of    Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry 33:259, 2013

High Strength Ceramics –Practice-Based Research on the Effectiveness of Dental Ceramics — Ferencz J, Da Silva N, editors Quintessence Pub, 2014

Crown Restorations — Esthetics in Dentistry: Goldstein RE, Chu SJ, Lee EA, Stappert CFJ, editors (third edition), Wiley Blackwell, Hoboken, 2018

Ten-Year Survival of Pressed, Acid Etched e. max Lithium Disilicate Monolithic and Bilayered Complete Coverage Restorations: Performance and Outcomes as a Function of Tooth Position and Age. — The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 121:782-790, 2019

 

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10.9 Year Survival of Pressed, Acid Etched e. max Lithium Disilicate Monolithic Partial Coverage Restorations: Performance and Outcomes as a Function of Tooth Position, Age, Sex and the Type of Partial Coverage Restoration (Inlay and Onlay). — The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 126:523-532, 2021

A Systematic Review of Interventions After Restoring the Occlusal Surfaces of Anterior and Posterior Teeth That are Affected by Tooth Wear With Filled Resin Composites. — Practice Update Website htpps://www.practiceupdate.com/content/direct-composites-shown-to-be-an-effective-intervention-for-teeth-affected-by-tooth-wear/101840/65/23/1. June 2020

Comparison of 16.9 Year Survival of Pressed, Acid Etched e. max Lithium Disilicate Glass Ceramic Complete and Partial Coverage Restorations in Posterior Teeth: Performance and Outcomes as a Function of Tooth Position, Age, Sex, and Thickness). — The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 126:523-545, 2021

The Incidence of Endodontic Therapy After Complete or Partial Coverage Glass Ceramic Restorations with up to 30 Years Follow-up — The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 129:49-60, 2023

Survival at up to 14.1-years of Pressed e. max Lithium Disilicate Glass Ceramic Complete and Partial Coverage Restorations in Patients with Severe Wear: A Prospective Clinical Study. — The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 129:49-60, 2023

Minimally Invasive Fixed Prosthodontics. Updates to Current Criteria: A Commentary Review. — The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 129:49-60, 2023

 

Lectures:

        1980    Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics, New York — The Effect of Various

                        Retraction Procedures in Humans Upon the Periodontium

1981    Boston Perio-Prosthodontic Study Group, Boston — Prosthetic-Gingival Enhancement

  • Harvard University, Boston — Gnathology – The Organization for Prosthodontic Occlusion
  • Middlesex Community College, Boston — The Unrestorable Tooth

      1983    Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics, New York — The Prosthetic-Gingival Interface

        1983    Harvard University, Boston — Gnathology – The Organization for Prosthodontic Occlusion

  • University of Southern California, Los Angeles — The Castable Ceramic Crown

1983    Northeastern Gnathological Society, New York — The Castable Ceramic Crown

        1984    Institute for Advanced Dental Studies, Boston — Tissue Management for Prosthetic Dentistry

        1984    Greater New York Dental Meeting, New York — The Castable Ceramic Crown

        1985    The American Academy of Restorative Dentistry, Chicago — The Castable Ceramic Crown

        1985    The Ninth District Dental Society, Westchester — The Castable Ceramic Crown

        1985    The Arizona State Dental Society, Phoenix — The Castable Ceramic Crown

1985    Shaw Lab Study Group, Toronto, CanadaThe Castable Ceramic Crown

        1985    Northshore Perio-Prosth Study Group, Boston — The Castable Ceramic Crown

        1985    Dentsply International, York, Pennsylvania — The Castable Ceramic Crown

        1985    The Manchester Dental Society, Manchester — The Castable Ceramic Crown

1985    The Academy of Denture Prosthetics, Hilton Head — The Castable Ceramic Crown

        1985    The North Carolina Dental Society, Pinehurst — The Castable Ceramic Crown

        1985    Southshore District Dental Society, Randolph, Massachusetts — The Castable Ceramic Crown

        1985    The Fourth International Symposium on Ceramics, Chicago — An Evolution in the Science

                        and Art of Fixed Prosthodontics

        1985    The Laboratory Congress, New York City — The Castable Ceramic Crown

1985    Corning Glass Works, Corning — The Castable Ceramic Crown

        1985     Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel The Castable Ceramic Crown

      1986    The Third District Dental Society, Albany — The Cast Glass-Ceramic Crown

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        1986    The Yankee Dental Congress, Boston — The Cast Glass-Ceramic Crown

1986    Dicor Symposium, Paris, France Dicor Glass-Ceramic Dental Applications

1986    The Newport Harbor Academy of Dentistry, Newport Beach — The Cast Glass-Ceramic Crown

1986    The Second International Symposium on Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry, Boston —

                        Restorative Margins Can Be Made to Fit – True or False?

1986    New York University Alumni Day, New York — The Cast Glass-Ceramic Crown

        1986    American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, Toronto, CanadaThe Cast Glass-Ceramic       Crown

1986    Villa Vittoria Di Odontoitria Specialistica, Ancona, ItalyThe Cast Glass-Ceramic Crown

        1986    The International Symposium on Alternatives to Porcelain, Amsterdam, Netherlands

The Cast Glass-Ceramic Crown

        1986    Somar Lab Study Group, New York City — The Castable Ceramic Crown

        1986    Concord Study Group, Concord, Massachusetts — The Castable Ceramic Crown

        1987    Stark County Dental Society, Canton, Ohio — The Cast Glass-Ceramic Crown

        1987    Villa Vittoria Di Odontoitria Specialistica, Ancona, ItalyPeriodontics and the

                        Prosthodontist Clinical Demonstration and Lecture Course

        1987    Aurum Lab Study Group, Calgary, CanadaThe Cast Glass-Ceramic Crown

        1987    The Kootenay Dental Society, Cranbrook, CanadaThe Cast Glass-Ceramic Crown

        1987    The Sixth International Symposium on Ceramics, Los Angeles — The Cast Glass-Ceramic

                        Crown

1987    Berkshire Dental Society, Williamstown, Massachusetts — Prosthodontic Management of

                        the Advanced Periodontal Disease Patient (A Course Presented with Dr. Gerald Kramer)

1987    The American Dental Association National Meeting, Las Vegas — The Cast Glass-Ceramic                                                Crown

1987     The Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics, New York — The Cast Glass-Ceramic

                        Restoration

1988    Manchester Dental Society, Manchester, New Hampshire — Prosthodontic Management of

                        the Advanced Periodontal Disease Patient

1988    Tri-County Dental Society, Lexington, Massachusetts — The Cast Glass-Ceramic Restoration

1988    Studio Associato Di Odontoitria Specialistica, Ancona, ItalyThe Cast Glass-Ceramic

                        Restoration

1988    Amdi Verona, Verona, Italy The Cast Glass-Ceramic Restoration

1988    University of Milano, Milano, ItalyThe Cast Glass-Ceramic Restoration

        1988    Studio Dentistico Associato, Milano, ItalyDental Esthetics and Biological Excellence

                    The Cast Glass-Ceramic Restoration Clinical and Laboratory Demonstration and Lecture

1988    Academy of Denture Prosthetics, The BahamasThe Cast Glass-Ceramic Restoration

1988    Allan Brewer Prosthodontic Conference, Rochester — The Cast Glass-Ceramic Restoration

        1988    Dicor Symposium, Tokyo, JapanThe Cast Glass-Ceramic Restoration

        1988    Osaka University, Osaka, JapanThe Cast Glass-Ceramic Restoration

        1988    Nihon University, Tokyo, JapanThe Cast Glass-Ceramic Restoration

        1988    California Dental Society, San Francisco — The Cast Glass-Ceramic Restoration

        1988    University of Southern California Symposium on Resin Retained Ceramics, Los Angeles —

The Cast Glass-Ceramic Restoration

        1988    American College of Prosthodontists, Baltimore — Getting Started for Examination

                        by the American Board of Prosthodontics

 

 

 

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1988    American College of Prosthodontists, New England Section, Boston — The Cast Glass-

                        Ceramic Restoration

1989    The American Academy of Crown and Bridge Prosthodontics, Chicago — The Cast Glass-                                     Ceramic Restoration

1989    The Metropolitan District Dental Society, Brookline — The Cast Glass-Ceramic Restoration

1989    Recigno Lab Study Group, Philadelphia — The Cast Glass-Ceramic Restoration

        1989    Dr. DePaoli Study Group, Boston — The Cast Glass-Ceramic Restoration

      1989    Italian Academies AIOP-AIC, Bologna, Italy Dicor Symposium

        1989    Third International Symposium on Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry, Boston — Resin-    Bonded Ceramic Restoration

        1989    Congress Amici D. Brugg, Rimini, ItalyPerspectives in Dental Ceramic

        1989    Scandinavian Society of Periodontics, Aahus, Denmark — Chairman, Esthetic Dental

Reconstructions — Present Status and Future Demands

        1989    American College of Prosthodontics, Tucson — Getting Started for Examination by the                                           American Board of Prosthodontics

        1990    Congres International de Dentisterie Esthetique, Paris, FrancePreparation, Impressioning

                        and Luting of Cast Glass-Ceramic Restorations

        1990    West Metropolitan Dental Society, Framingham — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

        1990    International Academy of Dental Research, Cincinnati — Clinical Application of Bonded

                        Dicor Crowns

1990    Joseph Ewing Study Club, Philadelphia — Perspectives in Modern Dental Ceramics

        1990    National Naval Dental Center, Bethesda — Perspectives in Modern Dental Ceramics

        1990    Academy of Denture Prosthetics, Palm Springs — Prosthodontics and Periodontics –                                                Goals, Objectives, and Clinical Reality

1990    American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, Hershey — Dicor Revisited – The Protagonist View

1990    B.Y.U. Academy of Dentists, Provo — Perspectives in Modern Porcelain Dental Ceramics

1990    First Panorama of Aesthetics in Dentistry, Munich, GermanyAesthetic Effects with

Cast-Glass-Ceramics; Demonstration – Periodontal Diseased High Lip Line Patient,

Preparation and Provisionalization

        1990    American College of Prosthodontists, Charleston — American Board of Prosthodontics

                        Preparation Course

1990    The University of Michigan, Ypsilanti — Faculty-First Annual Comprehensive Review

for Prosthodontists and Prosthodontic Residents — Periodontics and Prosthodontics

        1990    York Dental Lab Study Group, Sayville, Connecticut — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

1990     Yankee Dental Meeting, Boston — 1. Perspectives in Modern Dental Ceramic;

  1. Periodontics and Prosthodontics – Goals, Objectives, and Clinical Reality

    1991    American Prosthodontic Society, Chicago — Periodontics and Prosthodontics – Goals, Objectives, and Clinical Reality

1991    Orange County Dental Society, Orange — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

1991    The Greater Nashua Dental Society, Nashua — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

  • Studio Associato Di Odontoitria Specialistica, Ancona, ItalyClinical Demonstration

1991    Dr. DePaoli Study Club, San Benedetto, ItalyAdvanced Periodontics, Implants, and                                  Prosthodontics

1991    Albert-Ludwigs University (Prof. Dr. Joerg Strub), Frieburg, GermanyThe Esthetic

                        Management of the Advanced Periodontal and Implant Patient

1991    The University of Michigan, Ypsilanti — Faculty – Second Annual Comprehensive

Prosthodontic Review — Ceramic and Metal Ceramic Restorations

1991    Dayton Dental Society, Dayton — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

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1991    American College of Prosthodontists, Reno — American Board of Prosthodontics Preparation

Course

1991    New York Academy of Dentistry, N.Y.C. — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

1992    The American Academy of Dental Science, Boston — Periodontics and Prosthodontics – Goals,                              Objectives, and Clinical Reality

1992    American Academy of Dental Research, Boston — Bonded vs. Non-bonded Dicor Crowns:

Four Year Report

1992    The Ninth District Dental Society, Westchester — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

1992    American College of Prosthodontists – New York Section, N.Y.C. — Preparation for

Examination by the American Board of Prosthodontics

1992    European Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, Madrid, SpainNew Perspectives in Dental

Ceramics

1992    International Quintessence Symposium, Madrid, SpainCeramics, Periodontics, and

Prosthodontics

1992    St. Louis Dental Meeting of Prosthodontics, St. Louis — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

1992    The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor — Faculty – Third Annual Comprehensive                                                 Prosthodontic Review — Ceramic Restorations

           1992    Parkway Dental Society, Dedham — Perspectives in Periodontics and Prosthodontics

        1992    American College of Prosthodontists, Tampa — American Board of Prosthodontics Preparation                                             Course

1992    Dr. Fradeani and Dr. Parma Study Group, Boston — Prosthodontic Management of the

Advanced Periodontal Disease Patient

1993    Mellow Grove Study Group, Killington — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

        1993    Ivoclar Study Day, Chicago — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

        1993    Harvard University, Boston — Lessons Learned over Ten Years

1993    Southshore District Dental Society, Randolph — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

1993    Dr. DePaoli Study Group, Boston — Perspectives in Dental Implants

        1993    American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, Los Angeles — All Ceramic Metamorphosis to

In Ceram and Empress

1993    The Medical College of Georgia, Atlanta — Ceramic Symposium – Perspectives in Modern

Dental Ceramics

1993    Dr. Parma Study Group, Boston — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

        1993    Dahlin Lab Study Group, Denver — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

1993    International College of Prosthodontists, Burgenstock, Switzerland — Chairman, Optimal

Esthetic 1993 – New Porcelains, New Techniques, New Cements, New Restorative Procedures

1993    University of Zurich, Zurich, SwitzerlandDental Ceramic Systems

1993    The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor — Faculty – Fourth Annual Comprehensive Review for

                        Prosthodontists and Prosthodontic Residents — All Ceramic and Metal Ceramic Restorations

        1993    American College of Prosthodontists, Palm Springs — American Board of Prosthodontics

Preparation Course

1993    San Diego County Dental Society, San Diego— Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

        1993    Bayview Lab Study Group, Norfolk, Virginia — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

1993    Dresch Lutton Lab Group, Holland, Ohio — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

        1993    Northshore Perio-Prosth Study Club, Salem — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

        1994    The University of Illinois, Chicago — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

1994    Harvard School of Dental Medicine, Boston — Fixed Prosthodontics

1994    Dr. Fugazotto Study Group, Acton — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

        1994    Vita In-Ceram Symposium, Boston — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

KENNETH A. MALAMENT D.D.S., M.Sc.D.                                                           Page Thirteen

 

        1994    The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor — Faculty – Fifth Annual Comprehensive Review for

Prosthodontists and Residents — All Ceramic and Metal Ceramic Restorations

1994    Greater New York Dental Meeting, New York — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

1995    Israel Dental Association, Tel Aviv, Israel – Keynote Address — Perspectives in Implant

Prosthodontics

1995    Garmac Study Group, Tel Aviv, Israel Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

        1995    New York University College of Dentistry, Graduate Prosthodontics, New York – Perspectives

in Dental Ceramics

1995    Barbados Dental Association, Christ Church, Barbados Achieving Quality Aesthetics with New                             Prosthetic Materials

        1995    New Jersey College of Dentistry, Newark — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

1995    Dr. Fradeani Study Group, Pesaro, Italy Perspectives in Dental Ceramics and Implant

Prosthodontics

1995    Fourth Simposio A.I.O.P. Adriatico, Rimini, Italy L’evoluzione Della Protesi su Implanti

1995    ANDI Group, Dr. Pantarotto, Udine, ItalyPerspectives in Dental Ceramics and Implant                                         Prosthodontics

1995    Scarsdale Dental Society, Scarsdale — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics and Implant Prosthodontics

1995    Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry, Boston — Perspectives in Implant Prosthodontics

1995    Dr. Fugazatto Study Group, Acton — Perspectives in Implant Prosthodontics

        1995    New York University College of Dentistry, Italian Study Group, New York — Perspectives in

Dental Ceramics

1995    Institute for Advanced Dental Studies, Swampscott — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics and

Implant Prosthodontics

1995    Ontario Dental Association, Toronto, Canada Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

1995    The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Faculty, Sixth Annual Comprehensive Review for

Prosthodontists and Residents — All Ceramic and Metal Ceramic Restorations

1995    American College of Prosthodontists, Washington, D.C. — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

        1995    New England Dental Society, Boston — Perspectives in Modern Dental Ceramics

        1995    Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry, Boston — Perspectives in Advanced Implant

Prosthodontics

1995    Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry, Boston — Perspectives in Modern Dental

                        Ceramics (A Course Presented with Dr. Dan Nathanason)

1995    Interpore Implant Symposium, San Diego — Perspectives in Esthetic Implant Dentistry

                        and Ceramics

        1996    Yankee Dental Meeting, Boston — Perspectives in Esthetic Dental Materials

        1996    American Prosthodontic Society, Chicago — Perspectives in Modern Dental Ceramics

1996    Northshore Dental Porcelain Laboratory, Boston — Perspectives in Modern Dental Ceramics

1996    Ivoclar, Buffalo — Perspectives in Esthetic Dental Ceramics and Implantology

1996    Hinman Dental Meeting, Atlanta — Perspectives in Esthetic Dental Materials

        1996    University of Geneva, Geneva, SwitzerlandA Retrospective Thirteen-Year In-Vivo Study                                       of Three All-Ceramic Materials

        1996    Academia Di Estetica Dentale Italiana, Riva Del Garda, ItalyPerspectives in Implant                                            Prosthodontics

1996    Academy of Prosthodontics, Newport Beach — A Thirteen-Year Retrospective on Three                                              All-Ceramic Materials – Factors Influencing Success

        1996    Association of Prosthodontists of Canada, Montreal, CanadaPerspectives in Esthetic                                            Dental Materials

1996    Dr. De Paoli Study Group, Swampscott — Perspectives in Implant Prosthodontics

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1996     Implant Society of Northern Virginia, Reston — The Interdisciplinary Relationship between Prosthodontics, Dental Technology and Esthetic Implant Dentistry

1996    American Academy of Periodontology Implant Symposium, San Francisco — Predictable

                        Esthetic Implant Prosthodontics

        1996    Tufts University, Boston — Perspectives in Esthetic Dental Ceramics and Implantology

        1996    Cape Cod Dental Society, Hyannis — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

        1996    Ivoclar, Schaan, LiechtensteinPerspectives in Esthetic Dental Ceramics and Implantology

        1996    3I Implant Symposium, Abano Terme, ItalyPerspectives in Esthetic Dental Ceramics and                                     Implantology

        1996    Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics, NYC — Ceramic Restorations – What Makes                                      Them Tick

        1996    Institute for Advanced Dental Studies, Danvers — Perspectives in Esthetic Dental Ceramics

        1996    3I Implant Symposium, Orlando — Predictable Esthetic Implant Prosthodontics

        1996    The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor — All Ceramic and Metal Ceramic Restorations

        1997    West Metropolitan Dental District Meeting, Natick — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

        1997    American Prosthodontic Society, Chicago — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

        1997    Academy of Osseointegration, San Francisco — Predictable Esthetic Implant Prosthodontics,

                        A Laboratory Perspective

1997    University of Texas Health Sciences Center at San Antonio Dental School (Dr. Robert Cronin),

San Antonio — Prosthodontic Decision Making Using Ceramic Materials

        1997    UCLA – The First Annual Prosthodontic Conference, Los Angeles — A Fourteen-year

                        Retrospective on All-Ceramic Restorations

        1997    The Sixth International Symposium on Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry, Boston —

                        Predictable Esthetic Ceramic Restorations – A Fourteen-year Retrospective Study

1997    Boston University, Goldman Symposium, Boston — Decision Making Using Dental Ceramic

                        Materials

        1997    International College of Prosthodontists, Malta — Prosthodontic Decision Making Using

                        Ceramic Materials

        1997    American College of Prosthodontists, Orlando — Prosthodontic Decision Making Using

                        Ceramic Materials

        1997    Institute for Advanced Dental Studies, Danvers — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics

        1997    University of Delaware, Newark — Prosthodontic Decision Making Using Ceramic Materials

        1998    Yankee Dental Meeting, Boston — Predictable Esthetic Implant Prosthodontics and Panel on

                        Esthetic Dentistry and Ceramics

1998    Associacion De Prostodoncia De Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico — Decision Making Using                                     Dental Ceramic Materials

1998    Harvard University Dental School, Boston — Decision Making Using Dental Ceramic Materials

        1998    St. Claire (Dr. Stuart Isler) Study Group, Parsippany, NJ — Predictable Esthetic Decisions                                       Using Modern Dental Ceramic Materials

1998    Northeast Prosthodontic Society, Boston — Decision Making Using Dental Ceramic Materials

    1998    University of Basel (Dr. Prof. Carlo Marinello), Basel, Switzerland — Predictable Esthetic Decisions Using Modern Ceramic Materials

1998    Academy of General Dentistry, Boston 1. Achieving Quality Esthetic Dentistry with

                        New-Generation Ceramic Materials; 2. Predictable Esthetic Implant Prosthodontics

1998    American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, Philadelphia — Ceramic Materials, What Makes

                        Them Tick?

1998    American College of Prosthodontists, San Diego — Perspectives in the Development of

                        Prosthodontic Occlusion

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1999    Loma Linda University (Dean Charles Goodacre), Loma Linda — Perspectives in Ceramics and Implant Prosthodontics

1999    Ivoclar, Orlando — Esthetic Dentistry and Risk Assessment

        1999    Brookline Dental Society, Brookline — Esthetic Dentistry and Risk Assessment

1999    Memphis Dental Society, Memphis— Predictable Esthetic Dentistry with Modern Dental Materials

1999    University of Tennessee College of Dentistry 1. Decision Making Using Dental

                        Materials; 2. Perspectives in Implant Prosthodontics

        1999    Yankee Dental Meeting, Boston — A Perspective of the State of Esthetic Dentistry

1999    Eighth District Dental Society, Buffalo — Perspectives in Ceramics and Implant

                                                                                                                                                                      Prosthodontics

1999    University of Texas Health Science Center Implant Course, San Antonio — Perspectives in Implant Prosthodontics

1999    Ivoclar, Chicago — Panel on Esthetic Dentistry

1999    California Dental Association, Anaheim 1. Perspectives in Implant Prosthodontics;

  1. Perspectives in Dental Occlusion and Ceramics in Prosthodontics

1999    Institute for Advanced Dental Studies (Dr. Ono Japanese Group), Swampscott —Perspectives

                        in Implant Prosthodontics and Dental Occlusion

        1999    American Prosthodontic Society 2000 Study Group, Alexandria, Virginia — Perspectives

                        in Implant Prosthodontics

1999     Forsyth Institute PG Biostatistics with Dr. Van Thompson, Boston — Statistical Analysis of Dicor Performance over 16 years

1999    Perico Study Club, Swampscott — Gingival Ceramic Applications in Fixed and Implant

                        Prosthodontics

1999    Institute for Advanced Dental Studies (German Group), Swampscott — Perspectives in

                        Implant Prosthodontics and Dental Occlusion

1999    Association of Prosthodontists of Canada, Toronto, Canada — Esthetic Dentistry and Risk Assessment

1999    American College of Prosthodontists, NYC — Gingival Ceramic Applications in Fixed and

                        Implant Prosthodontics

    1999    NIDCR Machinable Ceramics Grant, External Review Board, Baltimore — Statistical Analysis of Dicor Performance over 16 years

        1999    New York Academy of Dentistry, NYC — The Rehabilitation of the Esthetic Zone in

Conventional and Implant Prosthodontics

1999    University of Zurich (Dr. Sandro Palla), Zurich, Switzerland — Esthetic Dentistry and Risk Assessment

1999    Ivoclar, Schaan, Liechtenstein — Esthetic Dentistry and Risk Assessment

1999    Italian Academy of Prosthetic Dentistry, Bologna, Italy — The Rehabilitation of the Esthetic

                        Zone in Conventional and Implant Prosthodontics

2000    Ivoclar, St. Petersburg — The State of Prosthodontics in Clinical Practice  

2000    Georgia Dental Association and Georgia Dental Laboratory Association, Atlanta — Esthetic

                Dentistry and Risk Assessment

2000    Yankee Dental Meeting, Boston — Esthetic Dentistry and Risk Assessment

2000    American Prosthodontic Society, Chicago — Perspectives in the Development of

                        Prosthodontic Occlusion

2000    Ivoclar, Chicago — Panel on Esthetic Dentistry

2000    International Dental Study Club, Buffalo — Esthetic Dentistry and Risk Assessment

        2000    Hadassah Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel — Esthetic Dentistry and Risk Assessment

KENNETH A. MALAMENT D.D.S., M.Sc.D.                                                           Page Sixteen

 

2000    Seventh International Symposium on Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry, Boston

                        Esthetic Dentistry and Risk Assessment

2000    Bogotá School of Dentistry 25th Anniversary Congress, Bogotá, Colombia — 1. Esthetic Dentistry and Risk Assessment; 2. Perspectives in Implant Prosthodontics

2000    University of North Carolina School of Dentistry — 1. Esthetic Dentistry and Risk Assessment; 2. Perspectives in Implant Prosthodontics

  • Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry — Esthetic Dentistry and Risk Assessment

2000    9th District Dental Society, Westchester — Perspectives in Implant Prosthodontics

2000    Dental Labs of Massachusetts, Lynnfield — Esthetic Dentistry and Risk Assessment

2000    Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, Boston — Perspectives in Esthetic Dental Ceramics and Implantology

2000    American College of Prosthodontists, Big Island, Hawaii — CD-ROM Third Edition ACP Private Practice Manual

2000    FDI Annual World Dental Congress, Paris, France — Esthetic Dentistry and Risk Assessment

  • Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, Boston — Esthetic Dentistry and Risk Assessment

2001    American Prosthodontic Society 2000 Study Group, Alexandria, Virginia — Perspectives in Prosthodontics and Occlusion

2001    Miami Mid-Winter Dental Meeting, Miami — Ceramic Science and the Evaluation of Risk in Esthetic Dentistry

2001    University of Florida, Kaplan Visiting Professorship, Gainesville — Ceramic Science and the Evaluation of Risk in Prosthodontics

2001    Alachua Dental Society, Gainesville — Esthetic Dentistry and Risk Assessment

2001    Chicago Dental Society – American College of Prosthodontists, Chicago — Ceramic Science and the Evaluation of Risk in Esthetic Dentistry

2001    NGS – GNYAP Institute for Advanced Education for Dentists and Technicians — (Dr. Stephan Neeser & Dr. Harold Litvak) Electronic Pantographic Technique

2001    Southeastern Prosthodontic Academy, Williamsburg — Ceramic Science and the Evaluation of Risk in Esthetic Dentistry

2001    Newport Beach Academy of Dentistry, Newport Beach — Ceramic Science and the Evaluation of Risk in Esthetic Dentistry

        2001    Academy of Prosthodontics, Santa Fe — Facilitator, Evidence Based Dentistry Seminar

2001    University of Connecticut, Farmington — Prosthodontics, Esthetic Dentistry and Risk Assessment

2001    University of Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland — Prosthodontics, Esthetic Dentistry and Risk Assessment

2001    Ivoclar, Schaan, Liechtenstein — 1. A Ten Year Prospective In-Vivo Study of Empress All-Ceramic Restorations; 2. Gingival Ceramics in Fixed and Implant Prosthodontics

2001    Marquette University Dental School — Perspectives in Esthetic Dental Ceramics and Implantology

2001    Cape Cod District Dental Society, Hyannis — Prosthodontics, Esthetic Dentistry and Risk Assessment

2001    American Academy of Periodontology, Philadelphia — Prosthetic Versus Surgical Management of Ridge Defects

2001    Northshore Dental Society, Salem — The Rehabilitation of the Esthetic

                        Zone in Conventional and Implant Prosthodontics

2001    UCLA School of Dentistry — Perspectives in Esthetic Dental Ceramics and Implantology

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2001    International College of Prosthodontists, Sydney, Australia — Managing Flaws in Ceramic Science

2001    International Centre for Dental Education (Ivoclar), Sydney, AustraliaProsthodontics, Esthetic Dentistry and Risk Assessment

2001    Australian (Queensland) Prosthodontic Society, Brisbane, AustraliaProsthodontics, Esthetic Dentistry and Risk Assessment

2001    Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, Boston — Perspectives in Esthetic Dental           Ceramics and Implantology

2001    Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics, NYC — Understanding Dental Ceramic Flaws and Clinical Risk

2002    American Academy of Fixed Prosthodontics, Chicago — Understanding Dental Ceramic Flaws and Clinical Risk

2002    NGS – GNYAP Institute for Advanced Education for Dentists and Technicians — (Dr. Stephan Neeser & Dr. Harold Litvak) Electronic Pantographic Technique

2002    California Dental Association, Anaheim — Perspectives in Dental Occlusion and Ceramics in Prosthodontics

2002    University of Florida, Gainesville 1. Graduate Prosthodontics – Ceramic Science and the Evaluation of Risk in Prosthodontics; 2. Undergraduates – Prosthodontics, Esthetic Dentistry and Risk Assessment

2002    Academy of Prosthodontics, Portland — Prosthetic Versus Surgical Management of Ridge Defects

2002    Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry – Implant Symposium, Boston — Prosthetic Versus Surgical Management of Ridge Defects

2002    University of Maryland, Baltimore 1. Graduate Prosthodontics – Ceramic Science and the Evaluation of Risk in Prosthodontics; 2. Alumni Lecture – Prosthodontics, Esthetic Dentistry and Risk Assessment

2002    University of Connecticut, Farmington — Prosthodontics, Occlusion, Esthetic Dentistry and Risk Assessment

2002    Japanese Society of Oral Implantology, Hiroshima, Japan — Perspectives in Dental Ceramics and Implant Prosthodontics

    2002    Kyushu University, Fukuoka City, Japan — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Prosthodontics

2002    University of Iowa, Iowa City — 1. Graduate Prosthodontics Ceramic Science and the Evaluation of Risk in Prosthodontics; 2. Prosthodontics, Esthetic Dentistry and Risk Assessment

2002    Northeastern Gnathological Society — Prosthodontics, Esthetic Dentistry and Risk Assessment

2002     Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, Boston — Perspectives in Esthetic Dental Ceramics and Implantology

2002    American College of Prosthodontists, Dallas — A Twenty Year Prospective In-Vivo Study of Different All-Ceramic Materials and Restorations

        2002    Perico Study Club, Swampscott — Prosthodontics, Esthetic Dentistry and Risk Assessment

        2002    District of Columbia Dental Society, Washington, DC — Perspectives in Esthetic Dental Ceramics and Implantology

2003     US Air Force Dental Laboratory Workshop, Keystone, Colorado — Perspectives in Esthetic Dental Ceramics and Implantology

2003    Chicago Dental Society, Chicago — Perspectives in Esthetic Dental Ceramics and Implantology

2003        Academy of Prosthodontics, Boston — A Twenty Year Prospective In-Vivo Survival Study of Empress, In Ceram and Dicor All-Ceramic Restorations

KENNETH A. MALAMENT D.D.S., M.Sc.D.                                                           Page Eighteen

        2003    German Society of Prosthetic Dentistry, Rust, Germany — Understanding Dental Ceramic                            Flaws and Clinical Risk – A Twenty Year Prospective In-Vivo Survival Study of Empress, In                                     Ceram and Dicor All-Ceramic Restorations

        2003    University of Basel (Dr. Prof. Carlo Marinello), Basel, Switzerland — Understanding Dental Ceramic Flaws and Clinical Risk – A Twenty Year Prospective In-Vivo Survival Study of Empress, In Ceram and Dicor All-Ceramic Restorations

      2003    Vita, Bad Sackingen, Germany — Understanding Dental Ceramic Flaws and Clinical Risk – A Twenty Year Prospective In-Vivo Survival Study of Empress, In Ceram and Dicor All-Ceramic Restorations

2003     Ivoclar, Schaan, Liechtenstein — Understanding Dental Ceramic Flaws and Clinical Risk – A Twenty Year Prospective In-Vivo Survival Study of Empress, In Ceram and Dicor All-Ceramic Restorations

2003     European Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, Capri, Italy Understanding Dental Ceramic Flaws and Clinical Risk – A Twenty Year Prospective In-Vivo Survival Study of Empress, In Ceram and Dicor All-Ceramic Restorations

2003     The American Dental Society of Europe, Taormiona Sicily, Italy Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Prosthodontics

      2003     American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, Dana Point — Understanding Dental Ceramic Flaws and Clinical Risk – A Twenty Year Prospective In-Vivo Survival Study of Empress, In Ceram and Dicor All-Ceramic Restorations

2003     El Paso Dental Conference, El Paso — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2003     American College of Prosthodontists, Dallas — (Dr. Stephan Neeser) The Interrelationship of Dental Technology and Prosthodontics- Gingival Ceramics in Fixed, Partial and Complete Dentures

2003     Columbia University School of Dental and Oral Surgery, NYC — Decision Making and the Integration of Esthetic Dentistry, Dental Ceramics and Prosthodontics

2003     River Valley Study Club, Old Saybrook — Decision Making and the Integration of Esthetic Dentistry, Dental Ceramics and Prosthodontics

2003     Italian Academy of Prosthodontics, Bologna, Italy 1. Integration of Esthetic Dentistry. Periodontics and Prosthodontics Into Excellent Clinical Care 2. Understanding Dental Ceramic Flaws and Clinical Risk – A Twenty Year Prospective In-Vivo Survival Study of Empress, In Ceram and Dicor All-Ceramic Restorations

2004    American Academy of Fixed Prosthodontics, Chicago — Gingival Ceramics in Fixed, Partial and Complete Dentures

2004    American College of Prosthodontics – American Dental Education Association, Seattle — Esthetic Dentistry and Graduate Prosthodontic Education

2004    University of Texas Health Science Center, Post Graduate Prosthodontics (Prof. Robert Cronin), San Antonio — 1. Prosthetic Versus Surgical Management of Ridge Defects

  1. Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Prosthodontics

    2004    Dialogue 2004 Laboratory Technology Conference, Anaheim — 1. Debate – The Present State of the Industry 2. (ACP) Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Prosthodontics

2004    Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry – Implant Symposium, Boston — Prosthetic Versus Surgical Management of Ridge Defects

2004    Alan Brewer 26th Annual Conference, Rochester — Decision Making and the Integration of Esthetic Dentistry, Dental Ceramics and Prosthodontics

 

 

KENNETH A. MALAMENT D.D.S., M.Sc.D.                                                           Page Nineteen

 

2004        Eighth International Symposium on Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry, Boston

                    Understanding Dental Ceramic Flaws and Clinical Risk – A Twenty Year Prospective In-Vivo Survival Study of Empress, In Ceram and Dicor All-Ceramic Restorations

2004     North Shore Periodontal Prosthesis Study Club, Swampscott — Understanding Dental Ceramic Flaws and Clinical Risk – A Twenty Year Prospective In-Vivo Survival Study of Empress, In Ceram and Dicor All-Ceramic Restorations

      2004     Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry – Ceramic Symposium, Boston —             Understanding Dental Ceramic Flaws and Clinical Risk – A Twenty Year Prospective In-Vivo        Survival Study of Empress, In Ceram and Dicor All-Ceramic Restorations

2004     Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry – Boston — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Prosthodontics

2004     American College of Prosthodontics –Dental Assistant’s Program, Ottawa, Canada — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Prosthodontics

2004    Greater New York Dental Meeting, New York City — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2005    NIDCR Machinable Ceramics Grant, External Review Board, NYC — Statistical Analysis of Empress, In Ceram and Dicor Performance over 20 years

      2005     CPOS, Marseille, France — 1. Integration of Esthetic Dentistry. Periodontics and Prosthodontics      Into Excellent Clinical Care 2. Understanding Dental Ceramic Flaws and Clinical Risk – A         Twenty Year Prospective In-Vivo Survival Study of Empress, In Ceram and Dicor All-Ceramic                Restorations

2005     Yankee Dental Meeting, Boston — Panel Discussion on Treatment Planning for Esthetic Dentistry

2005     Calgary Study Club, Calgary, CanadaChoosing the Appropriate Crown for Different Areas of the mouth: Esthetics versus Long-Term Prognosis

2005     Calgary and District Dental Society, Calgary, CanadaIntegration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2005     American Academy of Fixed Prosthodontics, Chicago — Choosing the Appropriate Crown for Different Areas of the mouth: Esthetics versus Long-Term Prognosis

2005     American Prosthodontic Society, Chicago — Understanding Dental Ceramic Flaws and Clinical Risk – A Twenty Year Prospective In-Vivo Survival Study of Empress, In Ceram and Dicor All-Ceramic Restorations

2005    The Odontologic Study Club, San Diego — Choosing the Appropriate Crown for Different Areas of the mouth: Esthetics versus Long-Term Prognosis

2005    The Odontologic Study Club, Los Angeles — 1. Understanding Dental Ceramic Flaws and Clinical Risk – A Twenty Year Prospective In-Vivo Survival Study of Empress, In Ceram and Dicor All-Ceramic Restorations; 2.  Prosthetic Versus Surgical Management of Ridge Defects

2005    Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry, Boston — Prosthetic Versus Surgical Management of Ridge Defects

2005    American College of Prosthodontists – New York Section, New York City — Choosing the Appropriate Crown for Different Areas of the mouth: Esthetics versus Long-Term Prognosis

2005    Oklahoma State Dental Society, Oklahoma City — Choosing the Appropriate Crown for Different Areas of the mouth: Esthetics versus Long-Term Prognosis

2005     Harvard School of Dental Medicine, Boston — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

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2005     The University of Connecticut – PG Prosthodontics, Farmington — 1. Choosing the Appropriate Crown for Different Areas of the mouth: Esthetics versus Long-Term Prognosis; 2.  Prosthetic Versus Surgical Management of Ridge Defects

2005    Manhattan Interdisciplinary Dental Study Group, New York City — Prosthetic Versus Surgical Management of Ridge Defects

2005     Harold Litvak Symposium – New York University College of Dentistry, New York City — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2005     Harvard School of Dental Medicine, Boston — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2005     New York Academy of Dentistry, New York City — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2006    Yankee Dental Meeting, Boston — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2006     Harvard School of Dental Medicine, Boston — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2006    Southwest Dental Institute, Oklahoma City — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2006    Chicago Dental Society (ACP), Chicago — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2006    Valley Forge Dental Conference, Valley Forge — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2006     Periodontal Associates Study Club, Framingham — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2006    Francis B. Vedder Society for Crown and Bridge Prosthodontics, Ann Arbor — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2006     Northeastern Gnathological Society — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2006     Harvard School of Dental Medicine, Boston — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2006    Academy of Prosthodontics, San Francisco — The Effect of Dentin or Foundation Cores on Long Term Prosthodontic Survival

2006    Loma Linda University (Dean Charles Goodacre), Loma Linda — The Effect of Dentin or Foundation Cores on Long Term Prosthodontic Survival     

2006    University of Maryland, Baltimore 1. Graduate Prosthodontics – Ceramic Science and the Evaluation of Risk in Prosthodontics 2. Alumni Lecture – Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2006     Boston Periodontal Study Club, Boston — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2006    Southwest Dental Institute, Oklahoma City — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2006    Minnesota Academy of Restorative Dentistry, Minneapolis — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2006    Southwest Dental Institute, Oklahoma City — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

    2006     US Army Prosthodontic Residency Program, Augusta 1. Ceramic Science and the Evaluation of Risk in Prosthodontics 2. Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

KENNETH A. MALAMENT D.D.S., M.Sc.D.                                                      Page Twenty-One

 

2006     Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics, NYC The Effect of Dentin or Foundation Cores on Long Term Prosthodontic Survival                                                

2007    American College of Prosthodontists – Georgia Tech, Atlanta 1. Technical Management of Gingival Ceramic Restorations   2. Prosthetic Versus Surgical Management of Ridge Defects

2007    Yankee Dental Meeting, Boston — Panel Discussion on Treatment Planning for Esthetic Dentistry

2007    Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry AEGD Alumni Meeting, Boston — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Modern Prosthodontics

2007    Michigan Dental Society, Detroit — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2007    6º SIPI – International Symposium of Implants and Prosthodontics, Sao Paulo, Brazil Restorations   Prospective in Ceramic Science and Implant Prosthodontics

2007    Dr. De Paoli Study Group, Boston — Occlusal Treatment for Teeth and Implant Prosthodontics

2007    Ninth International Symposium on Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry, Boston

                    The Affect of Dentin or Foundation Cores on Long Term Prosthodontic Survival

      2007     Ivoclar, Schaan, Liechtenstein — Understanding Dental Ceramic Flaws and Clinical Risk – A       Twenty-Five Year Prospective In-Vivo Survival Study of Empress, In Ceram and Dicor All- Ceramic Restorations

      2007    European Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, Baden-Baden, Germany — The Affect of Dentin or Foundation Cores on Long Term Prosthodontic Survival

2007     Harvard School of Dental Medicine; Taiwan Group, Boston — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2007     Harvard School of Dental Medicine; Prosthodontic Study Club, Boston — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2007    University of Dalhousie, Halifax, Canada Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2008    University of McGill, Montreal, Canada Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2008    Academy of Osseointegration, Boston — Prosthetic Versus Surgical Management of Ridge Defects

    2008    Pacific Dental Conference, Vancouver, Canada Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2008    University of Connecticut, Farmington — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2008     Harvard School of Dental Medicine; Korean Group, Boston — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2008     New York University College of Dentistry; NYC — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2008     Society for Contemporary and Progressive Periodontics; Boston — Integration of Implant Dentistry and Simple and Complex Prosthodontics

2008     Pacific Coast Society for Prosthodontics, Kona — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

   2008     University of Michigan (Clinical Research Symposium), Ann Arbor — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics – Factors that Impact Long Term Ceramic Survival

2008     Ottawa Osseointegration Clinical Study Group – Argyle Surgical Associates, Ottawa, Canada — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

KENNETH A. MALAMENT D.D.S., M.Sc.D.                                                     Page Twenty-Two

     

2008    Harvard School of Dental Medicine; Taiwan Group – Boston — Prosthetic Versus Surgical Management of Ridge Defects

2008     American College of Prosthodontists Massachusetts Section, Boston — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2008     Casco Bay Study Club – Dr. Peter Then, Portland, ME — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2008    Harvard School of Dental Medicine; Taiwan Group – Boston — Prosthetic Versus Surgical Management of Ridge Defects

2009     Mexico City Prosthodontic Society, Mexico City, Mexico — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and    Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2009     American Academy of Fixed Prosthodontics, Chicago — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern ProsthodonticsPreventing Failures in Prosthodontic Therapy

2009     USC Odontic Seminar, Los Angeles — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2009     UCLA Post Graduate Prosthodontics, Los Angeles — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2009     The Academy for Excellence in Dentistry – Dr. Baldwin Marchack, Los Angeles — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

      2009     American College of Prosthodontists, Chicago – Fifth Comprehensive Review Course, Chicago — Understanding Dental Ceramic Flaws and Clinical Risk

2009     North Shore Periodontal Prosthesis Study Club, Marblehead Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2009     University of Maryland, Baltimore Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2009     University of Connecticut, Hartford Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2009     International Federation of Esthetic Dentistry, Las Vegas — Ceramic Materials: Science vs. Commercial Claims

2009     International College of Prosthodontists, Cape Town, South Africa — Dental Ceramic Materials: Science vs. Commercial Claims

2009     Ivoclar, Chicago — Ceramic Materials: Science vs. Commercial Claims

2009     Harvard School of Dental Medicine; Malaysia Group, Boston — Complex Implant Prosthodontics

2009     Northeastern Gnathological Society, NYC Frank V. Celenza Memorial Lecture (First Awarded) Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2009    American College of Prosthodontists – Educators/Mentors Meeting, San Diego — Update on the American Board of Prosthodontists

2009    American College of Prosthodontists, San Diego — The Realities of New Treatment Approaches and Clinical Outcomes

2009     Harvard School of Dental Medicine; Mexican/Argentinean Group, Boston — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2009     Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics, NYC — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

      2009     Eastman Dental Center, Rochester — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2010     Ivoclar, Schaan, Liechtenstein Ceramic Materials: Science vs. Commercial Claims

2010     Straumann, Basel, Switzerland — Ceramic Materials: Science vs. Commercial Claims

2010     University of Basel – Prof. Carlo Marinello, Basel, Switzerland — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

KENNETH A. MALAMENT D.D.S., M.Sc.D.                                                     Page Twenty-Three      

2010    Manitoba Dental Society, Manitoba, Canada — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2010     Casco Bay Study Club – Dr. Peter Then, Portland, ME — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2010    Chicago Dental Society (ACP), Chicago — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2010    Ivoclar, Chicago — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2010    NYU 8TH Annual Aesthetic Symposium, NYC — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2010     US Army Prosthodontic Residency Program, Augusta Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2010    ACP Ceramic Symposium, NYC — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2010    VIP Study Group – Drs. Leziy and Miller, Vancouver, Canada Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2010     Northeastern Gnathological Society, NYC — Electronic Pantographic Workshop

      2010     Academy of Prosthodontics, Santa Ana Pueblo Monolithic Ceramic Restorations – They’re Not A Chip Off The Old Block

2010     Harvard School of Dental Medicine; Korean Group, Boston — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2010     John McLean Memorial Symposium, London, England Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2010     Ivoclar, Goa, India Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2010     Ivoclar, Bangalore, India Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2010     Ivoclar, Delhi, India — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2010     Tufts University Alumni Day Lecture, Boston Monolithic Ceramic Restorations – They’re Not A Chip Off The Old Block

2010    Tenth International Symposium on Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry, Boston

                    Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2010     Pacific Coast Society for Prosthodontics, Napa Valley Monolithic Ceramic Restorations – They’re Not A Chip Off The Old Block                                                                          

2010     University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2010    Australian Prosthodontic Society, New South Wales Branch, Sydney, Australia — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2010    White Hot Topics Symposium on Esthetic Dentistry, Queenstown, New Zealand — 1. Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics 2. Ceramic Science and the Evaluation of Risk in Prosthodontics 3. Prosthetic Versus Surgical Management of Ridge Defect. 4. Technical Management of Gingival Ceramic Restorations   

2010    Marotta Laboratory Symposium, Queens, NY — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2010    World Dental Forum 2010 and Modern Dental Laboratory Symposium, Macau, China — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

KENNETH A. MALAMENT D.D.S., M.Sc.D.                                                   Page Twenty-Four

 

2010    Capital Stomatological University, Beijing, China — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2010    Dr. Ono Study Group – Honolulu — Prosthetic Versus Surgical Management of Ridge Defects (Speaking With Dr. Marc Nevins)

2010    American Academy of Periodontology – Honolulu — Interdisciplinary Solutions for Ridge Deformities (Speaking With Dr. Marc Nevins)

2010     Harvard School of Dental Medicine; Korean Group, Boston — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2010    Seattle Study Club, Central New England, Worcester — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2010     University of Connecticut, Farmington Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2011    Peninsula Hospital Dental Society, Atlantic Beach, NY — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2011    British Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, Windsor, England Lambert Fick Memorial LectureMonolithic Ceramic RestorationsThey’re Not A Chip Off The Old Block

2011    American Academy of Dental Science, Boston — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

   2011    Providence Plantations Study Club, Providence — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics                                           

    2011    McGarry Implant Institute, Oklahoma City — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2011    American Academy of Periodontology – Chicago — Interdisciplinary Solutions for Esthetic Periodontal Prosthodontic Rehabilitations (Speaking With Dr. Marc Nevins)

   2011    University of Florida, Kaplan Scholar, Gainesville — Interdisciplinary Solutions for Esthetic Periodontal Prosthodontic Rehabilitations, Monolithic Ceramic RestorationsThey’re Not A Chip Off The Old Block, Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2011    Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry, PG Prosth – Boston — Interdisciplinary Solutions for Esthetic Periodontal Prosthodontic Rehabilitations

    2011    Academy of Prosthodontics – Hilton Head — Interdisciplinary Solutions for Complex Periodontal Prosthodontic Rehabilitations

2011    North Shore Periodontal Prosthesis Study Club, Marblehead Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2011     IX Kongres Ogolnopolskiego Stowarzyszenia Implantologii Stomatologicznej, Warsaw, Poland Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2011     Kratochvil Conference, Palm Springs Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2011     Hellenic Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, Thessaloniki, Greece Monolithic Ceramic Restorations – They’re Not A Chip Off The Old Block

   2011     European Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, Istanbul, Turkey Monolithic Ceramic Restorations – They’re Not A Chip Off The Old Block

2011     Quintessence Ceramic Symposium, San Diego Monolithic Ceramic Restorations – They’re Not A Chip Off The Old Block

2011    International College of Prosthodontists – Kona — Interdisciplinary Solutions for Esthetic Complex Prosthodontic Rehabilitations

 

KENNETH A. MALAMENT D.D.S., M.Sc.D.                                                    Page Twenty-Five

 

2011    14TH International Congress on Dental Implants – Verona, Italy The Restoration of the Aesthetic Site with Conventional Dento-Prosthetic vs. Implant Approaches

2011     Italian Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, Rome, Italy Understanding Ceramic Science and its Impact on Interdisciplinary Esthetic Prosthodontic Care

2011     American College of Prosthodontics, Baltimore Section, Baltimore Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2011     University of Maryland, Baltimore, PG Students Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2011     Korean Academy of Prosthodontics, Seoul, Korea Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

    2011     Shanghai Dental Meeting, Shanghai, China Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2011     Israel Dental Association, Tel Aviv, Israel Interdisciplinary Solutions for Esthetic Complex Prosthodontic Rehabilitations                                              

      2012     Jersey Shore University Medical Center, Neptune — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontic

2012     Ivoclar, Chicago — Clinical Relevance and Application of Dental Ceramic Innovation

2012     Academy of Osseointegration, Phoenix — Interdisciplinary Solutions for Esthetic Complex Prosthodontic Rehabilitations

2012    University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics 

    2012    Charles River Study Club, Newton — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2012    Delaware State Dental Society, Wilmington, DE — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

    2012    Baylor University College of Dentistry PG Students, Dallas, TX — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2012    Jesse T. Bullard Lectureship in Prosthodontics and Implant Dentistry, Dallas, TX — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2012    BioHorizon Evolution Series – Washington, DC — Interdisciplinary Solutions for Esthetic Periodontal Prosthodontic Rehabilitations

2012     University of Pennsylvania Esthetics Symposium, Philadelphia Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2012    Quintessence International Symposium, Madrid, Spain — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2012    Seattle Study Club Directors Summit, Belleview, WA — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2012    American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, Naples, Fl — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

      2012    BioHorizon Annual Meeting – San Antonio, TX — Interdisciplinary Solutions for Esthetic Periodontal Prosthodontic Rehabilitations

    2012     University of Illinois, Chicago ICON Lecture, Chicago Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2012    Ivoclar Symposium, Berlin, Germany — 1. The Monolithic Ceramic Revolution – A Decisive Advance in Prosthodontic Care 2. Clinical Relevance and Application of Dental Ceramic Innovation

2012    Houston Periodontal Study Club, Houston — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

KENNETH A. MALAMENT D.D.S., M.Sc.D.                                                     Page Twenty-Six

 

2012    Society for Color and Appearance in Dentistry, Chicago — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2012    Ivoclar Leadership Summit, Chicago — Clinical Relevance and Application of Dental Ceramic Innovation

2012    Czech Esthetic Dentistry Academy, Prague, Czech Republic — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2012    ITI Study Group – Boston — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2012    Toronto Crown and Bridge Study Club, Toronto, Canada — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2013    American Prosthodontic Society – Chicago — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

    2013    American Academy of Fixed Prosthodontics, Chicago Comprehensive Care for Patients Requiring Complex Prosthodontic Reconstruction

   2013    Academy of Osseointegration, Tampa — Occlusal Considerations in Complex Prosthodontic Rehabilitations

2013    California Dental Association, Anaheim, CA — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2013    BioHorizon Global Symposium – Miami Beach, FL — Interdisciplinary Solutions for Esthetic Periodontal Prosthodontic Rehabilitations

2013    Arabian Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, Dead Sea, Jordan — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2013    Hawaii Dental Forum, Honolulu — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics 

2013    Eleventh International Symposium on Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry, Boston

                    Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2013    Tufts Perio-Prosth Alumni Day, Boston — Case Presentation including Implants, Esthetics and Gingival Ceramics

2013     University of Freiburg Strub Symposium, Freiburg, Germany Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2013    9th District Dental Society, Westchester — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics                                                                     

    2013     University La Sapienza of Rome – ExpoDental Forum, Milano, Italy Comprehensive Care for Patients Requiring Complex Prosthodontic Reconstruction

2013     Cleveland Comprehensive Care Study Group – Seattle Study Club, Cleveland Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2013     Casco Bay Study Club – Dr. Peter Then, Portland, ME — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

     2013    Straumann Study Group – Boca Raton, FL — Interdisciplinary Solutions for Esthetic Periodontal Prosthodontic Rehabilitations

    2013     American College of Prosthodontists Comprehensive Review Course, Chicago Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2013     Italian Academy of Prosthodontics, Bologna, Italy Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2013     Ivoclar, Bangalore, India — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2013     Ivoclar, Chennai, India — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

KENNETH A. MALAMENT D.D.S., M.Sc.D.                                                        Page Twenty-Seven

 

2013     Ivoclar, Mumbai, India — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2013     Japanese Study Group – Dr. Suda, Tokyo, Japan — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2013     Japanese Society of Computer Aided Dentistry Forum 2013, Tokyo, Japan — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2014     Ivoclar, Sarasota Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2014     St. Barth Dental Association, St. Barth Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics (5 days lecturing)

2014    Straumann Study Group – NYC — Interdisciplinary Solutions for Esthetic Periodontal Prosthodontic Rehabilitations

2014    New York Hospital, Graduate Prosthodontics, NYC — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2014    Chicago Dental Society (ACP), Chicago — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Simple and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2014     Ivoclar, Chicago Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics with Mr. Thomas Sing

2014     University of Connecticut PG Prosthodontics, Farmington Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2014     University of Bern, Bern, Switzerland Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics  

2014     University of Freiburg – Strub, Freiburg, Germany Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2014     Academy of Prosthodontics, Bern, Switzerland Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2014     Dr. Carlo Marinello Study Club, Zurich, Switzerland Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

    2014    Ivoclar, Schaan, Liechtenstein Lithium Disilicate e max restorations

2014     Association of Prosthodontists of Canada, Toronto, Canada Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2014     Sino Dental Meeting, Beijing, China — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2014     Harvard University PG Prosthodontics, Boston — Introduction to The Examination by the American Board of Prosthodontics

2014     Massachusetts Dental Society, Wellesley — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

    2014     University of Southern California, Los Angeles — Keynote Address – Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2014    Michael Block Study Group, New Orleans — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2014     American College of Prosthodontists, New Orleans Monolithic Ceramic Restorations – They’re Not A Chip Off The Old Block                                                                                                            

       2014    IDT Collaboration 2014, NYC Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics with Dental Technology – Thomas Sing MDT

2015     Aristotele University School of Dentistry, Thessaloniki, Greece — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

 

KENNETH A. MALAMENT D.D.S., M.Sc.D.                                                        Page Twenty-Eight

 

2015     Tufts University Post Graduate Prosthodontics Alumni Group, Thessaloniki, Greece — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2015     Arabian Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, Dubai, United Arab Emirates — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

        2015     Merrimack Valley District Dental Society, Lawrence — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2015     Marquette University Post Graduate Prosthodontics, Milwaukee — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2015     Main Line Dental Study Club (Dr. Joseph Greenberg), Villanova — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2015     Academy of Stomatology, Philadelphia — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2015     Naval PDS, Bethesda — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

      2015     University of Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2015    Ivoclar, Schaan, Liechtenstein Lithium Disilicate e. max restorations

2015     American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, Telluride — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2015     International College of Prosthodontists, Seoul, Korea— Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2015    University of Minnesota, Minneapolis — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2015     Mayo Clinic Department of Prosthodontics, Rochester — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2015     Stuart Isler Study Group, Newark — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2015     World Dental Forum, Hong Kong, China— Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2015    Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics, NYC Kantor Seminar – Interdisciplinary Solutions for Esthetic Periodontal Prosthodontic Rehabilitations

2015    Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics, NYC Distinguished Lecturer Awardee – Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2016    Academy of Osseointegration, San Diego — Prosthetic vs. Surgical Management of Ridge Defects

     2016    Academy of Osseointegration, San Diego — Identifying Restorative Complications in Implant Dentistry – Prosthetic vs. Surgical Management of Ridge Defects,

2016    Seattle Study Club – Worcester — Prosthetic Versus Surgical Management of Ridge Defects. Technical Management of Gingival Ceramic Restorations             

2016    Academy of Prosthodontics, Palm Springs — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2016    Rutgers Symposium on Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry, Newark — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2016    Institute for Advanced Dental Studies, San Jose, Costa Rica — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics                                      

2016    European Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, Copenhagen, Denmark McLean Lecturer Awardee– Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics      

2016    Twelfth International Symposium on Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry, Boston

                    Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

KENNETH A. MALAMENT D.D.S., M.Sc.D.                                                        Page Twenty-Nine

 

2016     American College of Prosthodontists – NY Section, NYC Prosthetic vs. Surgical Management of Ridge Defects

2016     American College of Prosthodontists, San Diego Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2016    World Congress of Oral Implantology, New Delhi, India — Identifying Restorative Complications in Implant Dentistry – Prosthetic vs. Surgical Management of Ridge Defects,

2016    Ivoclar India, Hyderabad, India — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2017     Chicago Mid Winter (ACP), Chicago Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics                                                                      

2017     American Academy of Dental Science, Boston Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2017     Cape Cod District Dental Society, Hyannis Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2017     Loma Linda University School of Dentistry, Loma Linda Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

    2017     Tufts School of Dental Medicine PG Interdisciplinary Conference, Boston Treatment of the Complex Prosthodontic Patient

2017     Smile Source Conference, Microdental Lab, Nashville Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2017     Hellenic Academy of Esthetic Dentistry Honoring Dr. Aris Tripodokis, Athens, Greece Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2017     Australian Dental Association, Melbourne, Australia Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics, Prosthetic vs. Surgical Management of Ridge Defects, Interdisciplinary Solutions for Esthetic Periodontal Prosthodontic Rehabilitations

2017     Ivoclar New Zealand, Christchurch, New Zealand— Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2017     Ivoclar New Zealand, Auckland, New Zealand— Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics   

2017     International College of Prosthodontists, Santiago, Chile — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2017     International Federation of Esthetic Dentistry, Toyama, Japan — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2017     Competence in Esthetics, Seoul, Korea — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2017     Marquette University Post Graduate Prosthodontics – Gerald Ziebert, Milwaukee — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2018     University of Maryland Post Graduate Prosthodontics – Carl Driscoll, Baltimore — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2018     Channel 3 Summit, Bologna, Italy Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Dentistry

2018        Ivoclar India, Cochin, India — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2018    Yearly Medical Trust’s Dental College, Ivoclar India, Mumbai, India — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2018    Ivoclar India, Chennai, India — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

 

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2018    Ivoclar India, New Delhi, India — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine in Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2018     American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, Rancho Palos Verdes — Changing Objectives in Periodontal Prosthodontic Rehabilitations

2018     Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics — Changing Objectives in Periodontal Prosthodontic Rehabilitations

2018    Ivoclar, Schaan, Liechtenstein Lithium Disilicate e. max restorations

2018     Tbilis State University and Georgian Implantological Association with Dr. Mariam

Margvelashvili Malament, Tbilisi, Georgia — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry in Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2019    Ivoclar, Buffalo — Lithium Disilicate e. max Restorations

    2019    Thirteenth International Symposium on Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry, Boston

                    Changing Objectives in Periodontal Prosthodontic Rehabilitations  

2019     Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry, Boston Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine in Complex Modern Prosthodontics

        2019     International Federation of Esthetic Dentistry, Barcelona, Spain — Changing Objectives in Periodontal Prosthodontic Rehabilitations

2019     King Abdulaziz Faculty of Dentistry 5th Conference, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia 1. Changing Objectives in Periodontal Prosthodontic Rehabilitations 2. Integration of Esthetic Dentistry in Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

    2019     American College of Prosthodontists, Miami Changing Objectives in Periodontal Prosthodontic Rehabilitations

2020     Dr. Paul Fuggazzato Study Club, Boston Integration of Esthetic Dentistry in Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2020     Yankee Dental Congress, Boston Integration of Esthetic Dentistry in Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2020     Ivoclar Lab Day LMT, Chicago Integration of Esthetic Dentistry in Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2020     Indiana University PG Prosth Webinar,  – Dr. Dean Morton Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine in Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2020     AAED-EAED Webinar Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine in Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2020     University of Buffalo & UIC Webinar PG Prosth Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine in Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2020     University of Maryland Webinar PG Prosth – Dr. Radi MasriUnderstanding the Survival of Monolithic Ceramics in Simple and Complex Prosthodontics

2020     UCSF Webinar PG Prosth – Dr. Donald Curtis Understanding the Survival of Monolithic Ceramics in Simple and Complex Prosthodontics

2020    American College of Prosthodontists Annual Session (Ivoclar), Virtual The Predictable Use of Ceramic Science in Prosthodontic Practice

2020     Casco Bay Study Club – Dr. Peter Then, Ogunquit Integration of Esthetic Dentistry in Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2021     Columbia University Webinar PG Prosth – Dr. Dan Budasoff Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine in Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2021     Viva Learning Webinar The Crown Jewel of Dentistry – Why e.max Crowns Pass the Test of Time

2021    American Academy of Fixed Prosthodontics, Virtual — An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

 

KENNETH A. MALAMENT D.D.S., M.Sc.D.                                                          Page Thirty-One

 

     2021     Dr. W. Scott Lightfoot Study Club, Virtual Integration of Esthetic Dentistry in Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

    2021    Ivoclar Academy, Virtual — An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

     2021     Dr. Chris Marchack Study Club Virtual Integration of Esthetic Dentistry in Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2021     The Saudi Prosthodontic Society, Virtual — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2021    American Academy of Periodontics, Miami — Esthetic Considerations in the Compromised Anterior Edentulous Maxilla

2021     The Academy of Excellence in Dentistry – Dr. Baldwin Marchack Study Club Virtual Integration of Esthetic Dentistry in Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2021     Merrimack Valley District Dental Society, Lawrence — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

        2021    American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry Webinar with Dr. Robert Winter, Virtual — An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia  

2022     Dr. Alpha Omega Manitoba, Virtual Integration of Esthetic Dentistry in Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2022     Dr. Stuart Isler Study Club, Virtual Integration of Esthetic Dentistry in Routine and Complex Modern Prosthodontics

     2022     Columbia University Webinar PG Prosth – Dr. Dan Budasoff Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine in Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2022    PROSEC Webinar – Dr. Strub — An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

2022    Fourteenth International Symposium on Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry, Boston

                   An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

2022    Georgia Dental Association, Batumi, Georgia — An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

2022    Tbilisi Study Club – Dr. Margvelashvili- Tbilisi, Georgia — An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

2022    Spear Educational Symposium, Scottsdale — An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

2022    University of Siena, Siena, Italy — Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Routine in Complex Modern Prosthodontics

2022    European Prosthodontic Association, Siena, Italy — An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

2022    Ivoclar, Buffalo — An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

    2022    International Federation of Esthetic Dentistry, Abu Dhabi, Italy — An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

2022    Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics, NYC Kantor Seminar – Interdisciplinary Solutions for Esthetic Periodontal Prosthodontic Rehabilitations

2022    Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics, NYC Schweitzer Awardee – An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

2023     Dr. W. Scott Lightfoot Study Club Changing Objectives in Periodontal Prosthodontic Rehabilitations

2023    25th International Symposium on Ceramics, San Diego — An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

KENNETH A. MALAMENT D.D.S., M.Sc.D.                                                       Page Thirty-Two

 

2023    International College of Prosthodontists, London, UK — An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

    2023    Australian Prosthodontic Society, Brisbane, UK — An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

2023    Australian Prosthodontic Society, Melbourne, UK — An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

2023    Australian Prosthodontic Society, Sydney, UK — An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

    2023    Ivoclar Academy, Auckland, NZ An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

2024    Providence Dental Society, Providence, RI, — An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

2024    Yankee Dental Meeting, — An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

2024    America Academy of Fixed Prosthodontics – Irish Dental Association, Kerry, Ireland — An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

2024    Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry, Boston — An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

2024    America Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, Ashville, NC — An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

2023    Ivoclar at Lab Day, Chicago — Panel Discussion

    2025    International College of Prosthodontists — An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia (Virtual)

2025    Ivoclar at IDS, Cologne, Germany A 20 Year Perspective on e. max Lithium Disilicate Restorations

    2025    Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry, Boston — An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

2025    Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, Boston — An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

2025    Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, Athens, Greece — An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

2025    Hellenic Esthetic Dental Society, Athens, Greece — An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

2026    Eastman Dental Institute – Professor Lambis Petridis, London, UK — An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

    2026    European Prosthodontic Association, Tel Aviv, Israel — An Advanced Perspective on Lithium Disilicate Restorations in the Age of Zirconia

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Abstract

Kenneth A. Malament D.D.S., M.Sc.D.

AN ADVANCED PERSPECTIVE ON LITHIUM DISILICATE RESTORATIONS IN THE AGE OF ZIRCONIA

Dentistry that is esthetic to the patient is an important clinical objective.  The knowledge within dental technology, dental science and dental practice has dramatically expanded leading to better quality; artistry and more standards based clinical applications.  Ceramics are the most consistently predictable esthetic dental material.  Today dentists can offer more treatment options for patient’s complex problems.  The single phase or monolithic all-ceramic materials have become increasingly more popular with minimal chipping.  These types of dental ceramic materials are dominating the market and future development bringing with it more long-term success. Metal-ceramics and monolithic Zirconia are the “state of the art” for complex implant prosthodontics.

 

All-ceramic materials were developed to improve ceramic color and marginal fit.  Present bi-layered all-ceramic crowns on molars have reached their full potential.  Despite substantial improvements in material strength and toughness, they still may fail because of breakage and chipping.  The Lithium Disilicate e. max and Zirconia mono-layered all-ceramic material are changing dentistry and the realization of long-term ceramic survival.  Liquid ceramic colorants now allow monolithic ceramics to dominate clinical practice.  Original research will be presented that studied the clinical behavior of almost ten thousand all-ceramic restorations and specifically and significantly more than 6000 e. max Lithium Disilicate restorations.

 

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH:

Dr. Malament received his D.D.S. from N.Y.U. College of Dentistry and a specialty certificate and Master’s degree from Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry. Dr. Malament has a full-time practice limited to prosthodontics in Boston that includes a dental laboratory with master dental technologists.  A Past-President of the American Board of Prosthodontics, he is a Clinical Professor at Tufts University and a Course Director in the postgraduate department of Prosthodontics.  He has served as the President of the Academy of Prosthodontics, President of the American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, President, Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics, President, Northeastern Gnathological Society and President of the American Academy of Dental Science.  Dr. Malament is a Fellow of the International College of Prosthodontists and served on the Executive Board and Treasurer. Dr. Malament has been the recipient of significant awards in Prosthodontics including the American College of Prosthodontists’ Clinician / Researcher Award, Daniel F. Gordon Award for Lifetime Achievement and Distinguished Lecturer Award, the American Academy of Fixed Prosthodontics’ George Moulton Award for Outstanding Achievement, the Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics Distinguished Lecturer Award, the Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics Schweitzer Award, the European Academy of Esthetic Dentistry John McLean Honorary Lecture Award and the first Frank V. Celenza Memorial Award from the Northeastern Gnathological Society.  He was presented with the Judson C. Hickey Scientific Writing Award om 2023 from the Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry. Dr. Malament was on the research and development teams for two different well-known ceramic products and developed instrumentation used in clinical practice.

 

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

  1. To understand what factors and concerns a prosthodontist would have treating patients that require “esthetic procedures”.
  2. To understand the controversies that exists with modern dental materials.
  3. To understand what clinical factors impact on long term survival of dental ceramic materials after 10,000 restorations and 43 years. The e max lithium disilicate ceramic restoration has proved with over 6000 restorations and 21 years to be the most successful ceramic ever studied.
  4. To understand the restoration of dental implants in complex conditions.