President’s Letter

Dear Colleague:
Boston, a city once at the forefront of American history, will soon become intertwined with
the history of orthodontics, and we invite you to be part of it. This vibrant city will host the

. Build on the Annual Session’s theme of

by creating and renewing relationships with colleagues from all over the world.
Exceptional educational opportunities will be available to you and your staff — a great way
to earn those important CE credits! Leading researchers and clinicians will present the
latest research and new innovations so that you and your staff can continue to deliver the
highest quality orthodontic care to your patients.
For the first time ever, the Joint Doctor/Staff Program will feature . During
each of these three innovative sessions, you will watch the presenting doctor and dental
assistant complete a clinical procedure — TAD placement, laser surgery or lingual indirect
bonding — on a patient. These sessions will be offered Sunday, May 3 and Tuesday, May 5.
While exploring the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, venture to the
, the world’s largest assemblage of orthodontic products and services under one roof.
Two hours of each day’s program will be dedicated to the Exhibit Hall.
Your daily life, though, encompasses much more than orthodontics. During the conference,
participate in the . The diverse program will feature several
best-selling authors whose engaging books offer new perspectives on life. In addition, a
well-known authority on nutrition, a political editor/commentator and experts in financial
management will also be part of this complimentary program that is open to all attendees.
If you’re ready for some side-splitting laughter, be sure to purchase your ticket to the
Sunday, May 3. the
award-winning comedic actor who is well-known for his role as George Costanza in the
television series “Seinfeld,” will entertain the audience as Donny Clay, one of the most
sought after and highly regarded motivational speakers in the world today.
And don’t forget the musical entertainment. will provide an elegant
opening to the Annual Session. Under the direction of conductor the
symphony will perform a special concert for the AAO Saturday evening, May 2 during the
. A few days later, the East Coast will meet the West Coast as the
sing their lighthearted tunes for you and your friends during the
event Monday evening, May 4 at the Boston Opera House.

Sincerely,

Raymond George, Sr., DMD

AAO President