December 2019 - Inserts

2020 TENNIS DAY

Friday 21 February 2020 | Kooyong Tennis Club Get ready, players!

Matches will be held from 1:00pm to 4:00pm, followed by a cocktail party from 4:30pm to 6:30pm, overlooking spectacular views of the grass courts.

Entry Fees: ADAVB members $80 ADAVB students, recent graduates and first timers $40 Non-members $100 Places are limited. All grades welcome!

Please register at events.adavb.org or RSVP your entry form by Wednesday 12 February 2020 via email: events@adavb.org or fax: (03) 8825 4644 Parking facilities are across the road from the Kooyong Club House at H E Smith Reserve - next to the Vision Australia Clinic (see map) Entrants are required to comply with all dress and equipment regulations when using the club (please see details over page)

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ADAVB TENNIS DAY Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club – 489 Glenferrie Road, Kooyong Friday 21 February 2020

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REGULATIONS - DRESS & EQUIPMENT Visitors are required to comply with all regulations when using the club.

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Guests who do not comply with these dress rules will be required to purchase appropriate attire from the club Proshop or vacate the Club grounds immediately Smoking and the use of mobile phones is strictly prohibited within the Clubhouse Tennis Court attire - Guests playing tennis at the Club shall wear appropriate tennis apparel Men - Tennis shorts and shirts (colour permitted) as approved by KLTC. Shirts must have a collar Women - Tennis dresses, shorts, skirts and tops as approved by KLTC. All clothing must be designed and manufactured as tennis apparel and must meet the criteria as set out by the Club Clubhouse attire - Smart, neat, casual. Men must wear a collar.

CLOTHING ITEMS NOT PERMITTED UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES • • • • •

No t-shirts, rugby tops, sweat tops, tank tops, street attire, excepting those specifically designated branded and recognised for tennis No black or dark coloured socks No football, running or jogging, cycling, board, Bermuda, boxer or walking shorts No ripple sole, jogging, running, cricket shoes or shoes with a raised heel or with studs No black or dark coloured tennis shoes.

Australian Dental Association Victorian Branch Inc Level 3, 10 Yarra Street (PO Box 9015), South Yarra VIC 3141 Tel: (03) 8825 4612 | Fax: (03) 8825 4644 | Email: events@adavb.org | Website: www.adavb.net

Every day, five people are diagnosed with oral cancer.

Will one of your patients have to suffer like Connie?

Read Connie’s story on page 14 of the Victorian Dentist.

Helping your dentist help you

Dear Colleague, I hope you enjoy reading this issue of Victorian Dentist, where oral cancer is examined from a number of perspectives. In my role as Chair of the eviDent Foundation, I invite you to consider how oral cancer affects you and your patients, and ask that you make a commitment to supporting eviDent’s research in this area.

As dental professionals, we are well aware that oral cancer is the seventh most common cancer in Australia and we understand the dire consequences of failing to treat it in its early stages. Many of our patients, however, may be unaware that the incidence of this cancer is increasing, or that regular dental check-ups for early diagnosis and treatment are vital.

The eviDent Foundation is working to increase public awareness of oral cancer and this Christmas we are asking for your help.

In this issue of Victorian Dentist, you will read about one of my patients, Connie, and learn about her life-changing experience with oral cancer. I became involved with Connie’s postcancer rehabilitation a few years ago. Connie was diagnosed with floor of mouth sqamous cell carcinoma a number of years ago and has undergone extensive surgical treatment at the Royal Melbourne Hospital to manage the cancer. She is still affected by the devastating consequences of the disease. The eviDent Foundation has been conducting research into early diagnosis of oral cancer, and with your help, we hope to drastically reduce the high levels of morbidity and mortality from this disease.

Today, Connie is doing well, but knows she is one of the lucky ones. She also acknowledges the work of the eviDent Foundation: ‘I know that eviDent is doing some amazing work aimed at oral cancers like mine. I hope that their research into early detection will mean that people won’t have to go through the same things that I did.’ Connie, 2019 In this issue, you will also read about the work of one of eviDent’s researchers, Professor Michael McCullough. Early diagnosis of oral cancer is fundamental to reducing the need for the extensive surgery Connie faced. As dental professionals, we have a unique role to play in this early diagnosis, and the eviDent Foundation is working with researchers, such as Professor McCullough, to develop tools to assist us in our practices. eviDent is the only dental practice-based research organisation in Australia; it’s real science, real time.

Please make a donation or register to get involved in one of our many research projects.

Dr Stephen Cottrell BDSc, MSD (Indiana), Dip ABPerio, FICD, FADI eviDent Foundation Chair

Without early diagnosis, the five-year survival rate for oral cancer is just 20%–30% Your donation helps eviDent facilitate vital research into oral health You can support the eviDent Foundation with a financial contribution. Here are some ways your gift could support eviDent’s work:

$19

pays for the consumables for one laboratory saliva analysis to confirm the relationship between salivary acetaldehyde production and oral cancer risk.

$49

pays a postdoctoral researcher for one hour to develop and successfully lab-test a rapid test to detect patients with, or at high risk of, oral cancer.

$250

provides training so practitioner researchers can test an oral cancer risk test to improve early detection rates and identify individuals at high risk of developing this disease.

You, as a dental professional, are in the best position to help your patients. Register your interest to participate in eviDent research projects at www.evident.org.au

I want to help eviDent improve the health outcomes for my patients.

Please accept my gift of:

$19 for lab equipment

$49 to help pay for postdoctoral researchers

$250 to support training to enable early screening

My choice $ I’d like to make a regular monthly gift of

$20 or my choice $

per month (min $10)

*I hereby authorise eviDent Foundation to debit my credit card with the monthly amount above unless specified otherwise.

I’ll make my gift by:

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MONEY ORDER (made payable to eviDent Foundation)

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Expiry date: Name of cardholder: Signature: I have already included eviDent Foundation in my Will (thanks for letting us know) I might consider including eviDent Foundation in my Will

Donations of $2 or more are tax deductible.

Your privacy is important. Please visit evident.org.au for our privacy statement.

Thank you!

ADAVB INC. AWARD RECIPIENTS This information flyer provides an overview of recipients of ADAVB Inc Awards.

When considering Award candidates, please review this list to prevent Members from being nominated for a contribution that has already been recognised and for which they have already received an Award.

Honours & Awards Committee

HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS 1959 1959 1959 1959 1961 1961 1962 1968 1969 1975 1977 1979 1980 1984 1984 1989 1990 1991 1992 1995 1998 1998 1999 2000 2000 2001 2005 2010

Prof W J Tuckfield Dr F A Aird W S Wilkinson Dr J M Lewis Dr R M Gillies Dr H R Cash Dr G Finlay MM Prof A B P Amies CMG Dr K T Adamson CMG Dr J M Wark CBE Dr D F Spring OBE Dr C R Newbury CBE Dr B G H Drysdale OAM Dr E W Kings OBE Dr S G Kings AM Dr R G Hardham Dr S C Warneke AM A/Prof J K Harcourt OAM Dr F T Widdop AM Dr B E Taylor Dr R K Newbury Dr L G O’Brien AO Dr P R Finch Dr P W Field Dr D S Houghton A/Prof N D Hewson A/Prof J E Matthews Dr G D Condon AM

AWARD FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE 1985 1986 1987 1988 1988 1988 1989 1989 1990 1990 1992 1994 1995 1998 1999 1999 1999 2000 2000 2000 2001 2001 2001 2002 2002 2003 2003 2003 2004 2006 2006 2007 2008 2008 2008 2009 2011 2011 2012 2013 2013 2013 2014 2014 2015 2015 2015 2016 2017 2017 2017

Mrs E K Valmont (ADAVB staff) Dr R I Gillies Mr S Jensen (ADIA Member) Prof E Storey ED Dr L R A Williams Dr P R Finch Dr M M Sullivan Dr W E Chalmers Dr V C Amerena PSM.RFD. Dr D C Loader Mrs E L Feiner (ADAVB staff) Dr R H Milner Dr A E Cattermole Mr P A Rashleigh (Defence Lawyer) Dr R M Cook AM Prof M J Tyas AM A/Prof R K Hall OAM Dr G R Dickinson Mr S Hutton, OAM (Dental Technician) Mr R D Story AM RFD Dr D A Behrend Dr D J Hurley Dr R W King AM Dr P M Johansen Dr J A Isaacs MBE Dr A J Burns Dr M B Burns OAM Mr I Crawford (ADIA Member) Mr G L Pearson OAM (ADAVB CEO) Dr G M Knight Dr J C G Locke A/Prof G G Quail OAM A/Prof A A C Heggie AM Dr A G Parker OAM Mr D Wiesenfeld Dr D J Curnow Emeritus Prof L Brearley Messer AM Dr S Cottrell Mr E Mourant (IT Consultant) Dr E Crawford AM Laureate Prof E Reynolds AO Dr D Lawry Dr J Boucher AM Dr C Callahan Dr M Bowman Dr R Green Dr G Morris Prof D Manton Dr G Burt Dr S Chen Dr A/Prof J Shand

Please see overleaf for recipients of the ADAVB Dentistry Achievement Award →

DENTISTRY ACHIEVEMENT AWARD 1998

Dr J A M Robertson AM

Overseas voluntary service

1999

Dr B Feiglin

Traumatology Conference

2002

Dr G Dickinson A/Prof B Levant Dr C R Newbury CBE Dr G R Oakley AM Prof E Storey ED

Fluoridation implementation

2003

Dr B G H Drysdale OAM Dr S C Warneke AM

CRO/PC Hospital Dentistry

2004

Dr A Lawrence Dr P Zimet Dr J Rattray Dr D Highfield

Long service as Committee Chairmen

2005

Dr P Dalgliesh Dr P Wong

25th anniversary celebrations of water fluoridation Domiciliary services

2007

Dr G Nervo

Endodontic education, research & clinical advancement

2008

A/Prof N D Hewson Dr S Koshy OAM Dr A M J Roseman

Eleven years as Branch Honorary Secretary Rural public dentistry Hospital dentistry

2009

Mr W J Besly Dr D J Whelan

Overseas voluntary service Rural public dentistry

2010

Dr G Bowell Dr D Goldsmith Dr S Orme

Hospital dentistry Overseas voluntary service ADAVB clinical updates

2011

Dr G Fowler

Service to regional and rural Victoria

2012

Dr A Dickinson OAM Dr R Goldberg OAM Prof S Tan

Dental Practice Regulation Community Service Brain Research

2013

Dr D Bailey Dr R Bastiaan AM, RFD Prof M Morgan

eviDent Military plaques Fluoridation

2014

Dr B Creighton Dr N Cochrane Dr T Collett

Paramedic Volunteer Work Service to the Branch and Melbourne Dental School ADAVB Group Activity and Overseas Volunteer Work

2016

A/Prof John Brownbill Dr Laurie Wordsworth

Service to the Melbourne Dental School for paediatric dentistry Long service as a Committee Chair

2017

Mr George Dimitroulis Dr Martin Hall

Oral & maxillofacial surgery especially TMJ surgery Public dentistry especially in prevention

Current as at July 2017

HAVE YOU JOINED THE ASE?

FEDERAL EXECUTIVE

We invite you to consider joining the Australian Society of Endodontology Inc. (ASE). The ASE was established in 1967. Since then the ASE has developed into one of the largest special interest societies affiliated with the ADA. Membership of the ASE includes a year’s subscription to the Australian Endodontic Journal.

President Dr Jonathan Christo

WHY JOIN THE ASE? COMPLIMENTARY AUSTRALIAN ENDODONTIC JOURNAL WITH YOUR ASE MEMBERSHIP

Immediate Past President Dr Donna Richards Secretary/Treasurer Dr Khash Nassery Councillors Dr Omar Ikram (NSW) Dr Jonathan Christo (SA) Dr Oliver Pope (Vic & Tas) Dr Gus Wang (WA)

VICTORIAN STATE EXECUTIVE

Get the latest on endodontics.

ASE Members can also attend the Endodontic meetings of the Asian Pacific Endodontic Confederation (APEC) and the International Federation of Endodontic Associations (IFEA).

The ASE prepares and distributes pamphlets promoting endodontics to your patients and emergency treatment procedures for

President Dr Michael Yoon Secretary/Treasurer Dr Sasaluck Pakdeethai Minutes Secretary Dr Cecylia Lindner Branch Correspondent Dr Daniel Felman Committee Members Dr James Brichko Dr Matthew Fleming Dr Martin Gale Dr Hitesh Navani Dr Vijay John Dr Oliver Pope Dr Vui Tan Dr Averil Tse Dr Morgan Wu

2020

membership application and lecture programme

Australian Society of Endodontology (Victorian Branch) Inc.

2020

MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION AND LECTURE PROGRAMME SPEAKERS DR LUKE BORGULA DR JAMES BRICHKO A/PROF MARK EVANS DR PAUL FITZ-WALTER DR HITESH NAVANI DR VUI TAN DR MORGAN WU DR TAMI YAP A/PROF PHILLIPPE ZIMET The ASE (Vic Branch) Inc. is an Education Activity Provider (E.A.P).

All lectures will be awarded C.P.D. points

www.ase.org.au/ase-vic-branch/

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LECTURE PROGRAMME WEDNESDAY 26th FEBRUARY

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ASE VB New Graduates Evening “Endodontics - Transitioning from University into Dental Practice” Lecturers: Dr James Brichko, Dr Hitesh Navani Dr Vui Tan

WEDNESDAY 24th JUNE

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Focal Infection, is it back online again?

Lecturer: Dr Morgan Wu 6.30pm Woodward Centre, University of Melbourne

Lecturer: Dr Tami Yap 6.30pm Woodward Centre, University of Melbourne

6.30pm ADA VB Meeting Rooms 10 Yarra St, South Yarra

WEDNESDAY 4th MARCH

The Phantom Tooth Menace

WEDNESDAY

Endodontics -Failures and Successes

26th AUGUST

Lecturers:

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Dr Paul Fitz-Walter A/Prof Mark Evans Dr Luke Borgula 6.30pm Woodward Centre, University of Melbourne

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MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORM Australian Society Of Endodontology (Vic. Branch) Inc. 2020 Membership The information collected is subject to ASE Inc. Privacy Policy. A copy of the policy is available from the Federal President, ASE Inc. Please complete and forward with your payment to: Dr Sasaluck Pakdeethai ASE VIC Branch Secretary/Treasurer Wyndham Endodontics, 61 Princes Hwy, Werribee, VIC 3030 Phone: (03) 9731 7468 Email: asevicbranch@gmail.com I wish to renew my membership for 2020 and include payment of $230.00 inclusive of GST. Please accept my application for membership of the ASE (Vic. Branch) Inc., I have included payment of $230.00 inclusive of GST ($176.00 for postgraduate students & 2019 graduates).

The first dinner meeting fee for new members will be waived.

Payments can be made by Cheque, Money Order (Made to ASE VB) or by Electronic Funds Transfer.

Account Details Account Name: Australian Society of Endodontology VIC Branch BSB: 083-310 Transfer Date: Account Number: 515470757 Receipt No.: Please include your first initial and surname as reference.

I wish to make a voluntary donation to the ASE Research Fund $ Name:

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THURSDAY, FRIDAY, 7th Trans-Tasman Endodontic Conference SATURDAY 28th-30th MAY

28-30

The Westin, Sydney, Australia

WEDNESDAY 28th OCTOBER

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Peter Gilheaney Memorial Lecture How to think like an Endodontist in the 21st century Lecturers: A/Prof Phillippe Zimet 6.30pm Woodward Centre, University of Melbourne

2020

membership application and lecture programme

Mailing Address: (as per ADA listing)

State:

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Telephone: Fax: (Work)

Email: PRACTICE: GENERAL/SPECIALIST Type of Specialty Retain this form as your tax invoice.

After filling in, please photocopy and forward with your payment.

2020 Program Australian Society of Periodontology (Victorian Branch) President: DR. LEELA MOVVA 61 Princes Highway, Werribee 3030 E: aspvic@gmail.com Secretary/Treasurer: DR. KATE BURGESS 37 Challis St, Newport VIC 3015 E: aspvic@gmail.com Vice-President: DR. WILLIAM ZHANG 57 Harold Street, Hawthorn East 3123 E: aspvic@gmail.com

We would like to present our program for 2019. Membership includes:  Attendance to all ASPVB lectures and dinner at Woodward house, University of Melbourne at no cost  Subscription to The Australian Journal of Periodontology and Implant Dentistry  Access to the ASP website  A reduced rate of subscription to “Journal of Clinical Periodontology” and Euro Perio  Membership to the Asian Pacific Society of Periodontology We offer discounted membership fee for students of the dental health sciences and new graduates for the first year following graduation.

At our first meeting, we have organised a lively debate regarding various approaches to treatment planning for periodontal patients, with long-term outcomes. Cases with more than 10 years follow up will be presented and Drs. Andrei Locke and Nick Boardman will discuss their strategies whilst Dr Neil McGregor will moderate proceedings. For our second meeting, we are please to have Prof Alex Quaranta from Griffith University (QLD) come to Melbourne to talk to us about drugs, both legal and illegal, and their effect on periodontal disease. For our last meeting, we are privileged to have Dr Victor Kiven, impart his knowledge from his many years of clinical experience managing periodontal and periimplant diseases in the long-term.

Wednesday 26th February Treatment planning for periodontal disease – surgical and non-surgical options? Case discussion

Drs. Andrei Lock and Nick Boardman – moderated by Dr Neil McGregor

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Wednesday 15th July Drugs and periodontal disease

Prof Alex Quaranta (Griffith University, QLD) Wednesday 4th November Periodontal and implant maintenance – what is relevant in 2020?

Dr. Victor Kiven AGM to held beforehand Please note: Meetings held at Woodward - 10th Floor, Melbourne Law, the University of Melbourne, 185 Pelham Street, Carlton, VIC 3053 start at: 6.00 pm welcome, 6.30pm lecture + dinner Members may attend lectures and dinner at no cost.

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Subscription to ASPVB. Dentist / Hygienist (circle)

$450 (GST inclusive)

Student/ New Graduate (circle) $300 (GST inclusive) Cheques payable to: ASPVB. Direct Credit details: AUST SOCIETY OF PERIODONTOLOGY BSB:083026 Acc: 609430668 Please tear off and return to: Secretary/Treasurer: Dr. Kate Burgess 37 Challis St, Newport VIC 3015 Or Email: aspvic@gmail.com Payment for membership can also be made through our website: https://asp.asn.au/vic/memberships

Subscription Rates

Full membership*

$110

New Graduate membership*

$70

Australian and New Zealand Society of Paediatric Dentistry (Victorian Branch)

Doctor of Dental Surgery Graduates 2017,2018 or 2019 Bachelor of Health Science in Dentistry 2017,2018 or 2019

Associate membership $70 Registered Oral therapist, Oral hygienist, Oral health therapist (The number of associate members is limited by ADAVB By-laws)

2020 Program

*You must be a member of the ADA to be eligible

Subscriptions are due by the 28th February 2020

6th and 7th March 2020 Biennial Congress

PAYMENT

“Not Just Baby Teeth! Behind the Scenes for Treating Kids”

All ANZSPD (Victorian Branch) membership fees are to be made through the ANZSPD’s website

30 July 2020

www.anzspd.org.au

Dinner Meeting

“Managing adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorder”

Click on the “Members” tab, to be directed to “Become a Member”

22 October 2020 Not Registered for GST. No Tax Credit Claimable ABN 18 592 878 022

Elsdon Storey Memorial Lecture and AGM Dinner Meeting

“Management of first permanent molars after stainless steel crown placement”

President’s Message

2020 Lecture Program

Thank you to our members and friends for helping to make 2019 a very successful year for ANZSPD Victorian Branch.

As we enter a new decade, we are very excited about our lecture program for 2020.

This will commence with our Biennial Congress held in beautiful Hobart over the Labour Day weekend for Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia and Australian Capital Territory on 6th and 7th March. Our varied and interesting program will take us through all types of ‘management’ including patient, parent, staff, social media and self-management. Dr Greg Psaltis and his wife Mary Ellen are our keynote speakers from Washington, USA. They will give practical advice in a very entertaining manner.

Greg and Mary Ellen will be joined by several local speakers from Tasmania, Victoria and New South Wales. We will not only be hearing from paediatric dentists, but also lawyers, nutritionists and a psychologist. Join us for a complimentary yoga session on morning two as well as the Gala Dinner at fabulous MONA. It promises to be a terrific event.

At our July dinner meeting, we are looking forward to hearing from Dr Helen Marchant, a specialist in special needs dentistry, about the management of adolescents with autism spectrum disorder. These patients can be very challenging but are often treated in general dental practice. Helen’s advice will be helpful to all of us.

Dinner meeting, Thursday 30 July 2020 “Managing adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorder”

Our year concludes in October with our Elsdon Storey Memorial Lecture and AGM where we will hear from prosthodontist Dr Kunal Pandya who will discuss the longterm management of first permanent molars that required the placement of stainless-steel crowns earlier in the child’s life. These patients will also be seen in general dental practice and therefore relevant to everyone.

Dr Helen Marchant, Specialist in Special Needs Dentistry

We hope you can join us for our fantastic events in 2020.

Dinner meeting, Thursday 22 October 2020

Venue: University House at Professors Walk, University of Melbourne CPD Hours: 1.25 hours

Elsdon Storey Memorial Lecture and Annual General Meeting

Dr Debra Elsby

OFFICE BEARERS

President Dr Debra Elsby Secretary and Treasurer Dr Linda Huang Victorian Federal Representative Dr Jane Lee Immediate Past President Dr Giselle D’Mello

Committee Members Dr Selina Chan Dr Amy Fung Dr Daniel Cocker Dr Jyotsna Raj Dr Heshani Kellapatha

“Management of first permanent molars after stainless steel crown placement” Dr Kunal Pandya, Prosthodontist

Venue: University House at Professors Walk, University of Melbourne CPD Hours: 1.5 hours

Continuing Professional Development

Melbourne Dental School

Removable Prosthodontics - A Refresher Course "Enjoyed the mix of lectures and practical exercises. The presenters were approachable and very helpful" - Past CPD course participant

For several years, patients have benefited from removable prostheses such as complete and partial dentures.

This course will update your knowledge and understanding, simplifying removable prosthodontics and focus on the critical steps for providing a functional, comfortable and aesthetic denture.

Major topics • Treatment planning for completely and partially edentulous patients • Clinical steps for removable prostheses • Partial denture design • Complete denture clinical steps • Immediate denture • Impressions • Denture occlusion • Teeth arrangements • Implant overdenture introduction

Key course details Learning objectives • Evaluate and plan the removable prosthodontic treatment for completely and partially edentulous patients • Understand the minimal requirements of denture impressions • Design partial dentures • Perform teeth set-up • Have a general understanding of denture occlusion • Have a general understanding of implant overdenture • Solve common denture problems

Dates: Wednesday 13 and Thursday 14 May 2020 Time: 9.00 am - 5.00 pm each day Location: Melbourne Dental School, 720 Swanston Street Carlton Vic 3053 Cost: $1,453 (incl GST) Audience: General dentists Course presenters: Dr Jaafar Abduo Dr Guarika Sud Dr Vahed Parzham Dr Hadeel Ibrahim CPD hours: 12 hours Enquires: +61 3 9035 6137

Build your expertise and accrue CPD credits through Melbourne Dental School’s highly-regarded CPD program, delivered by clinical experts using state-of-the-art equipment and technology.

Bookings: Places are strictly limited!

Book now and avoid disappointment.

ecommerce.dent.unimelb.edu.au

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Continuing Professional Development

Melbourne Dental School

Cracked and Split Teeth

A diagnostic and restorative challenge "The knowledge of the presenters and being able to ask case-specific questions was extremely informative. A well structured program!" - Past CPD course participant

The Cracked Tooth Syndrome and split roots are common but can be difficult to diagnose and treat.

Build your expertise and accrue CPD credits through Melbourne Dental School’s highly-regarded CPD program, delivered by clinical experts using state-of-the-art equipment and technology.

Major topics The course will provide lectures on: • Biomechanics of teeth • Clinical signs and symptoms • Endodontic considerations • Hands-on sessions on amalgam cusp overlays, amalgam cores, onlays and crown preparations

Learning objectives At the conclusion of the program, participants should be able to: • appreciate the factors which contribute towards teeth sustaining cracks • differentially diagnose cases of ‘cracked tooth syndrome’ • understand the reasons for possible endodontic intervention • prepare affected teeth for protective restorations • appreciate the factors which contribute towards teeth sustaining cracks.

• Choice of materials

Key course details Date: Wednesday 8 April 2020 Time:9.00 am - 5.00 pm Location: Melbourne Dental School, 720 Swanston Street Carlton Vic 3053

Cost: $997 (incl GST) Audience: General dentists Course presenters: Dr Rebecca Wong Dr Graham Woolley Dr Peter Spill A/Professor John Boucher

CPD hours:6 hours Enquires: +61 3 90356137 Bookings: Bookings are essential.

Register at: ecommerce.dent.unimelb.edu.au

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Continuing Professional Development

Melbourne Dental School

Local Anaesthesia: A refresher for dental practitioners "Friendly and approachable presenters" - Past CPD course participant This course aims to refresh and update your knowledge on the use of local anaesthesia. It is designed for dental practitioners who have foundation knowledge and skills in administering local anaesthesia in the dental environment. It is not suitable to expand the scope of practice of clinicians who have not previously trained in local anaesthesia.

Major topics Seminar and practical components cover: • anatomy and neurophysiology • mechanism of action of local anaesthetic and vasoconstrictors

Learning objectives At the conclusion of the course, participants should be able to: • understand the pharmacology and mechanism of action of different local anesthetic agents • select appropriate local anaesthetic agent, dependent upon patient’s medical history • administer maxillary and mandibular injections • manage local anaesthesia-related medical emergencies

• commonly used local anesthetic agents and calculating doses

Key course details Date: Wednesday 27 May 2020 Time: 9.00am - 5.00pm Location: Melbourne Oral Health Training Education Centre, 723 Swanston Street, Carlton 3053 Cost: $997 (incl GST) Audience: Dental Practitioners Course presenters: Dr Clare McNally Dr Aovana Timmerman Dr Lara DeAngelis

• armamentarium

CPD hours: 6 hours

• injection techniques

Enquires: +61 3 90356137

• considerations and contraindications in administering local anaesthetia • management of complications

Bookings: bookings are essential.

Register at ecommerce.dent.unimelb.edu.au

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Continuing Professional Development

Melbourne Dental School

Temporomandibular Dysfunction A multidisciplinary approach

"I enjoyed receiving the latest information from great lecturers emphasizing the multidisciplinary approach. Great course!" - Past CPD course participant

The multifactorial nature of temporomandibular dysfunction (TMD) has caused much confusion about this condition in the past. This course brings together several specialists to present a multidisciplinary approach, as the optimum way to diagnose and manage TMD. Many of the myths surrounding TMD will be discussed, as well as the current thinking, regarding aetiology and effective treatments. During the hands-on session, occlusal splint designs and conservative, non-surgical techniques appropriate for use in general practice, will be demonstrated.

Learning objectives At the conclusion of this course general dental practitioners should understand: • the different types of TMD that may present in practice • the different treatment options available • the multidisciplinary approach to treatment.

Major topics • Different types of TMD and their clinical presentations • Investigations and diagnosis • Conservative management and physiotherapy • Occlusal splints • Pharmacological management • Surgical management • Prosthodontic treatment for patients with TMD • When to refer patients to a specialist

Key course details Date: Wednesday 6 May 2020 Time: 9.00am - 5.00pm Location: Melbourne Dental School, 720 Swanston Street Carlton Vic 3053 Cost: $997 (incl GST) Audience: General dentists Course presenters: Dr Graham Woolley Darron Goralsky Dr Michael Stubbs Dr George Dimitroulis CPD hours: 6 hours Enquires: +61 3 90356137 Bookings Essential: Register at ecommerce.dent.unimelb.edu.au

For more information, visit ecommerce.dent.unimelb.edu.au CRICOS PROVIDER CODE: 00116K