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24 I I events_ OrthoVOICE _Enhanced social events and a focus on presenting clinical and entrepreneurial ideas in a fresh environment have attendees and the event organizers preparing for another dynamic “social meeting” experience with the OrthoVOICE 2012, which takes place Oct. 11–13 at Paris & Bally’s Resort in Las Vegas. Leading off with an entertaining and educa- tional talk with Dr. Lysle Johnston, OrthoVOICE attendees are in for a wild ride of mind-stretching ideas for practice growth, according to organizers. With a unique take on building the speaker lineupandcreativesocialevents,OrthoVOICEisset to be orthodontics’ most innovative and socially interactive meeting of the year, its organizers say. “For OrthoVOICE, it’s about education, fun and giving back,” according to the event organizers. Plantoattendthemeeting’ssecondcharitygolf event on Thursday morning, Oct. 11. This year’s event will be held at Desert Pines Golf Club to ben- efit Smile for a Lifetime Foundation (S4L). The $229 registration is open online at www. orthovoice.com and includes a donation to S4L, breakfast and lunch, round-trip transportation, green fees, carts and range balls. To learn more about the full range of events and lectures at OrthoVOICE 2012, visit www. orthovoice.com. Twelve C.E. credits are offered and doctor/team registration is only $399 per person, through Sept. 30. Registration is open now at www.orthovoice. com._ ortho2_2012 OrthoVOICE 2012 on slate for October The OrthoVOICE 2012 will take place Oct. 11-13 at Paris & Bally’s Resort in Las Vegas.