Success and Challenges of Dental Therapy in Minnesota and Rwanda

Presented by Dr. Karl Self, DDS, Associate Professor and Director, Division of Dental Therapy Department of Primary Dental Care University of Minnesota School of Dentistry

The George W. Gay Lecture is the oldest endowed lectureship at Harvard Medical School, and quite possibly the oldest medical ethics lectureship in the United States. The lectureship was established in 1917 by a $1,000 gift from Dr. George Washington Gay, an 1868 graduate of HMS. Since its inception, many of the nation's most influential physicians, scientists, researchers and social observers, including Erich Fromm, Felix Frankfurter, Margaret Mead, Elizabeth Kübler Ross, E.O. Wilson, and Joshua Lederberg have given the Gay Lecture. Elie Wiesel, Marian...

Course Content: The educational program for this special course is directed toward contemporary clinical and scientific knowledge regarding osseointegrated implants. Our program will range from treatment planning with a focus on the clinical decision of whether to save the tooth or replace it with a dental implant, to placing and restoring the implant on the same day. It will focus on the decision tree that helps to decide which procedures are more predictable to resolve individual problems. We expect this to be a very valuable experience and are pleased to have you visit Harvard in...

The Harvard Benefits Office is offering a two day (two half-days) retirement education program called retirewise® on the Harvard Longwood Campus to help those who are interested in planning ahead for retirement.

retirewise® focuses on financial needs and planning, with a range of topics delivered by experts from MetLife, Harvard Benefits and the Social Security Administration. This program is held across two half-day sessions and is free, sponsored by Harvard Benefits.

Session one is: September 30, 12:30 p.m.- 5 p.m.

Session two is: October 7,...