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LIVE from Chicago AES 2024 + Midwinter!\n\n\n\nFresh off our thrilling journey to the American Equilibration Society (AES) Conference in Chicago, alongside the Midwinter event, this episode is your \u2018access all areas\u2019 to relive the highlights of our long-awaited expedition.\n\n\n\nPreviously focused solely on equilibration, AES now embraces a broader spectrum, encompassing occlusion, comprehensive dentistry and the TMJs. Join me and Dr Mahmoud Ibrahim as we unpack the highlights of this dynamic event.\n\n\n\n\nhttps://youtu.be/3lQohxbKSig\nWatch this on Youtube\n\n\n\nNeed to Read it? Check out the Full Episode Transcript below!\n\n\n\nHighlights of this episode:1:05 The Journey to AES3:20 AES Opening Ceremony 20243:52 Global View of Diagnosis and Treatment Planning5:29 Diagnostic Records in the Digital Practice6:19 Dr. Chuck Fischer\xa07:57 Dr. Glenn Kidder12:41 TM Joint Imaging from an Orthopedic Perspective14:15 Adopting a Top-Down Security and Privacy Strategy14:45 Lip Esthetics and Maxillary-Mandibular Advancement Surgery16:30 Indications of TMJ Replacement in Ortho-Surgical Case\xa017:04 Face First Treatment of the TMJoint18:11 AES Day 219:32 Occlusion - TMD from the Orthodontist\u2019s Perspective20:53 Occlusion - TMD from the Periodontist\u2019s Perspective21:39 Catch up with the Protruserati31:02 Case Study: TMD Panel32:41 Digital Occlusion: What Works and What Doesn\u2019t Work33:48 Occlusion - TMD from Prosthodontist\u2019s Perspective38:54 Insights and Reflections from Dental Giants: Kois, Spear, and More40:38 \u2018Composite Challenge\u201942:44 Interview with Dr Alan Mead45:28 Reflections and Takeaways from the Conference53:11 Connecting with the Dental Community and Looking Ahead\n\n\n\nIf you loved this episode, be sure to check out\xa0BACD Experience With Pascal Magne\n\n\n\nDiscover more podcast episodes like this one and earn CPD or CE credits. Join our community to access exclusive content such as\xa0'Verti Preps for Plonkers',\xa0Sectioning School tutorials, over\xa030 rubber dam demonstration videos,\xa0webinar replays, and\xa0clinical videos showcasing various dental procedures. Upgrade to our\xa0Ultimate Education Plan\xa0for comprehensive learning resources.\xa0\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nClick below for full episode transcript:\n\n\n\nJaz's Introduction: A, E, S. It's in the joint. Sorry, had to get that out of my chest, but we're back. We're back from AES TMJ conference in Chicago. I also went to Midwinter, and this episode will summarize mine and Mahmoud's trip to somewhere where we had longed to go for so long, the American Equilibration Society. Now, This society likes to be called AES because we've kind of moved away from the whole equilibration thing.\n\n\n\nJaz's Introduction:It's way more than equilibration. It is occlusion. It is TMJ is the definitive conference sense that brings together all these occlusal camps. And I tell you guys, I was in heaven. I was in education heaven, and I was also in food coma heaven. So join me in Mahmoud on this, like on the field kind of different podcast, gain a sense of the magic of AES 2024 conference.\n\n\n\nYou'll kind of feel like your presence was there. And of course I'll share at least one key lesson per lecture. As well as some interviews from the amazing Protruserati and mentors that I met. Like, I shook hands with John Kois and Frank Spear within an hour, and I didn't even wash my hands. So how did this trip begin?\n\n\n\nWell, it began with what we call level one permission. Now I joke about this level one permission whenever we organize a trip like last year, a few years ago Porto, this year we're going Sicily in June for Vertipreps and of course for Chicago, I needed level one permission. So people ask me on Facebook, what is level one permission?\n\n\n\nOkay, level one permission is when you have to ask your spouse if you can go. I know that sounds really weak, but it's a reality when you're a father of two boys, young boys, I had to absolutely beg Sim to let me go to Chicago. I'm so thankful, me and Mahmoud were both thankful to our wives for letting us go.