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General Dentistry Page 6

Aesthetic Crowns in Paediatric Dentistry

Page 7

Dynamic New Silanated Fibres for Restorative Dentistry

Page 8

Direct Composite Artistry Masterclass – Anterior & Posterior

Page 9

Fibre Reinforced Composite Resin Bridges.

Page 10

Managing the Worn Dentition – More than Restoration

Page 11

Restoration & Preservation of the Compromised Tooth

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The Advanced Direct Composite & the Bonded Posterior Aesthetic Restoration Master Class

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Modern Prophylaxis Techniques for your Practice.

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Modern Concepts in Periodontal Therapy & Implant Maintenance

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How Can We Regain Oral Balance & Protect Teeth in Challenging Oral Environments?

Digital Dentistry Page 16

Sleep-Related Breathing Disorders & Craniofacial Pain

Orthodontics Page 17 Orthodontic Courses in 2016:

- Vital Orthodontics for Dentists

- Advanced Orthodontics Series - Session 10

- Orthodontic Considerations for the Dental Hygienist

Endodontics Page 18

Core Endodontic Principles & Techniques Revisited

Infection Control Page 19

Infection Control: An Expert Perspective

HENRY SCHEIN HALAS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

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Introducing Schein TV – CPD brought to you live by Webcast

A first for Dental CPD in Australia The webcast allows you to watch the lecture LIVE and interact with the presenters LIVE! Make sure that you’re on our list to hear when the next episode will be available!

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Henry Schein Halas is pleased to announce the up coming 9th International Quintessence Symposium 2016 on Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry Science Meets Practice.

This is the 9th time that this prestigious event is to be held in Australia and we are honoured to be working once again with Quintessence and Professor Laurie Walsh as Scientific Chairman, to present this meeting in Sydney.

The event consists of two days of lectures with a special concurrent one day program on Adhesive Dentistry and one day of workshops.

9th International QUINTESSENCE Symposium 2016 on

Periodontics & Restorative Dentistry Science Meets Practice

14 -16 October 2016

including a Special Program on Adhesive Dentistry CONFIRMED SPEAKERS

Laurence Walsh Louie Al-Faraje USA AUSTRALIA

Scott Davis AUSTRALIA

David Gerdolle FRANCE

Edward Pat Allen USA

Petra Guess GERMANY

John Beumer USA

Brian James AUSTRALIA

Markus Blatz USA

Julian Conejo Gutiérrez Costa Rica

Matthias Kern GERMANY

Sonia Leziy CANADA

Stephen Soukoulis AUSTRALIA

Douglas Terry USA

PRACTICE FINANCE

Ian Meyers AUSTRALIA

Brahm Miller CANADA

Richard Price CANADA

Frank Schwarz GERMANY

Growing

Register Online NOW at www.henryschein.com.au/iqs

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or Dr Steven Soukoulis, the phrase, ‘The stars and moons aligned’, has pretty much summed up his business strategies for nearly a decade now. He has been running one of Adelaide’s leading periodontic practices since 2006 and its success is partly due to the dentist’s relationship with two professional colleagues.

GENERAL DENTISTRY

Aesthetic Crowns in Paediatric Dentistry Presented by Associate Professor James Lucas CPD HOURS 5.5 - Lecture: 1.5 Workshop: 4 ADELAIDE DATE:

Wednesday, 13 April 2016

LOCATION:

School of Dentistry University of Adelaide North Terrace Campus SA 5005

COST:

COURSE OBJECTIVES: The use of aesthetic crowns is a relatively new technology available to paediatric dentistry for the restoration and rehabilitation of the primary dentition.

This is a hands-on workshop which covers case studies, and the principals and techniques for sizing, preparation, fitting and cementation of NuSmile Signature (pre-veneered) and NuSmile ZR (zirconia) crowns. Clinical recommendations including case selection will be reviewed as well as practical tips to overcome common problems will be outlined.

Controversial issues around cementation, wear and durability will be discussed as well as the emerging evidence.

At the completion of this workshop, the clinician will understand and demonstrate competence in all phases of case selection, tooth preparation, proper fitting and cementation of both pre-veneered and zirconia ceramic anterior and posterior primary crowns. Clinicians will be in a better position to decide which type of aesthetic restoration is best suited to their individual patient’s needs and should feel confident to offer parents and children a new aesthetic option for full coverage restorations for anterior or posterior teeth.

Full Day $450 Lecture Only $85

PROGRAM: ONLINE REGISTRATION

REGISTRATION 10.00AM

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LECTURE 10.30AM - 12.00PM

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LUNCH 12.00 - 1.00PM (Workshop participants only) WORKSHOP 1.00PM - 5.00PM All necessary equipment and materials will be available for participants to achieve the course goals.

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GENERAL DENTISTRY

Dynamic New Silanated Fibres for Restorative Dentistry Presented by Dr Brett Dorney CPD HOURS 3 Creating new conservative options for challenging Restorative Problems New materials allowing a minimally invasive approach with good aesthetics, fracture toughness, reduced cost, reduced treatment time, conservation of tooth structure and a simpler option to many complex Restorative Procedures This course will provide scientific and clinical information with a “Hands-on” experience using fibre reinforced endontic posts, posterior and anterior fibre reinforced restorative materials and techniques to create aesthetic and high strength restorations.

everStick products have a unique interpenetrating polymer structure (IPN) ensuring both micromechanical and chemical bonding of everStick fibres to composites, adhesives or composite cements. It is also possible to reactivate surfaces even after final polishing.

The everStick fibres open up new opportunities for patient friendly, minimally invasive procedures and restorations. everStick C&B provides options for minimally invasive fibre reinforced composite bridges as well as, surfaced retained bridges, inlay and onlay bridges, indirect adhesive bridges and temporary bridges.

Anterior and posterior fibre reinforced bridges will be demonstrated with material handling and clinical experience combining to ensure the successful outcome.

Learning Objectives

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Understand the benefits of using reinforced restorations

There are significant advantages for patients with these new materials and techniques, from young patients with congenitally absent teeth to the geriatric patients experiencing periodontal disease and key teeth for denture retention fracturing.

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Developing skills to undertake rebuilding compromised teeth with fibre reinforced materials

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Construct single tooth fibre reinforced restorations

The materials discussed will include the full “everStick” product family:

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Undertake direct and indirect fibre reinforced anterior and posterior bridges

• everStick C&B • everStick PERIO • everStick POST0 • everStick ORTHO • everStick NET

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Learn aesthetic layering for maximum aesthetics

SYDNEY DATE:

Wednesday, 4 May 2016

TIME:

Registration 8:15am 8.30am - 12.00pm

LOCATION:

Henry Schein Halas Training Centre Unit 1, 44 O’Dea Avenue Waterloo NSW 2017

COST:

$350

ONLINE REGISTRATION www.henryschein.com.au/ education

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GENERAL DENTISTRY

Direct Composite Artistry Masterclass – Anterior & Posterior Presented by Dr Anthony Mak CPD HOURS 13 SYDNEY DATE:

Friday, 1 April 2016 to Saturday, 2 April 2016

TIME:

8:30am - 5:00pm

LOCATION:

ADA Centre for Professional Development 71-73 Lithgow Street St. Leonards, NSW 2065

COST:

ADA Member $1800 Non Member $2160 Cost includes lunch and refreshments

A hands-on two day course covering all aspects of anterior and posterior composite restorations

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COURSE OBJECTIVES:

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

This practical interactive hands-on course is designed to teach dentists how to apply contemporary direct composite techniques that can then be utilised to produce an efficient and truly, high quality aesthetic result. With two full days of intense content and hands on experience, different scenarios in the anterior and posterior direct restorations will be covered. From simple single shade restorations to multi-layered aesthetic restorations, participants will be able to learn how great looking restorations can be achieved in short appointment times, without the confusion of shade taking and difficult layering. Dentists today need to have multiple options available to accommodate the patient’s needs, especially in minimising costs for the patient but still producing an excellent aesthetic outcome. Learn that composite layering does not need to be time consuming or complicated, and be shown all the tips and tricks to achieve invisible restorations anywhere in the mouth.

COURSE TOPICS:

Learn and understand Digital Clinical Photography the core to improving your technical skill

Hands-on Sessions: Anterior

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Custom Composite Shade Guides

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Complex Class IV restoration– 2 shades

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Complex Class IV Restoration– Multishade/ Multilayered

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Complex Class III Restorations – 2 shades

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Anterior Diastema Closure

Hands-on Sessions: Posterior

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Simple Aesthetic Posterior restorations using one shade

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Simple Aesthetic Posterior restorations using one shade and colour tints

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Direct Aesthetic Class II restorations

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Complex Multilayered Posterior Composites

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Complex Semi-Direct composite inlays/ onlays using fibre-reinforced composites Adhesive bonding and cementation of semi-direct composite and indirect hybrid restorations using warm composites

ONLINE REGISTRATION

Apply and understand the science of colour and how this translates in the natural dentition & in composite materials

Online www.adacpd.com.au

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Understand that tooth anatomy plays an important role in the aesthetics of anterior and posterior restorations

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Throw away the complicated shade guide - learn the skills to make shade matching simple and accurate

Digital Photography Hands-on

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Learn how to create The Highly Aesthetic Direct Restorative Option

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Learn what is required for a basic dental setup

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Achieve better case acceptance in the new era of dentistry with aesthetic adhesive restorations

What is the ideal settings for your camera and flashes

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Be able to predictably create simple aesthetic restorations with two shades – anterior and posterior

A hands-on session on all the tools and photos required for beautiful photography and case presentations

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Evaluate the newest generation in Fibre reinforced composites in the posterior segment

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Offer your patients an alternative option in large cavities without the negatives of indirect restorations.

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Learn to create a highly aesthetic direct posterior restoration comparable to ceramics

Please bring your loupes to this course and also if you have a digital SLR Camera with macro lens and flash setup, please bring that along as well.

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GENERAL DENTISTRY

Fibre Reinforced Composite Resin Bridges Presented by Professor Ian Meyers CPD HOURS 3 The introduction of resin impregnated glass fibre reinforcing materials has made the construction and bonding of direct fibre-reinforced composite resin bridges much easier and more predictable than previous reinforcing materials. These newer materials combine simplicity of use, good aesthetics, high fracture toughness, and a minimally invasive treatment approach, thereby providing the clinician with viable treatment options for patients with missing teeth.

The most significant advantages for patients relate to cost effectiveness, conservation of tooth structure and reduced treatment time in comparison with other complex restorative procedures. Fibre-reinforced bridges can be very successful in replacing missing anterior or posterior teeth, either as a short term solution or for longer term aesthetics and function.

Bridges can be constructed directly in the mouth, fabricated chair-side or pre-made in the laboratory providing great flexibility in techniques available.

This course will provide clinical information and a ‘hands-on’ experience with resin impregnated fibre reinforcing materials combined with a range of aesthetic and high strength composite resins.

Techniques for creating aesthetic anterior and fully functional posterior fibre reinforced bridges will be discussed and demonstrated.

Participants will be able to experience using the various fibre reinforced materials and will undertake construction of direct and semi-direct bridges.

Materials handling and clinical hints and tips will be highlighted to assist in ensuring successful patient outcomes.

COURSE TOPICS •

Fibre reinforced composites – material types and indications for use

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Case selection, treatment options and clinical techniques

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Using aesthetic composites and layering with anterior fibre reinforced bridges

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Creating high strength, aesthetic and functional posterior fibre reinforced composite resin bridges

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Hands-on construction techniques

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Longevity and maintenance of restorations

LEARNING OBJECTIVES •

Understanding advantages and disadvantages of different resin reinforcing materials

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Develop skills in handling reinforcing fibres with different composite resin materials

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Undertake construction of anterior and posterior resin reinforced composite resin bridges

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Learn direct, semi-direct and indirect techniques for restoration

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Layering for maximum aesthetics

SYDNEY DATE:

Friday, 20 May 2016 (2 Half day workshops)

TIMES:

Morning Session 8:30am - 12:00pm Afternoon Session 1:30pm - 5:00pm

LOCATION:

ADA Centre for Professional Development 71-73 Lithgow Street St. Leonards, NSW 2065

COST:

ADA Member $495 Non Member $594

ONLINE REGISTRATION Online www.adacpd.com.au

Registration enquiries: ADA NSW Centre for Professional Development 1800 737 346 admin@adacpd.com.au

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GENERAL DENTISTRY

Managing the Worn Dentition – More than Restoration Presented by Professor Ian Meyers CPD HOURS 6.5 SYDNEY DATE:

Thursday, 19 May 2016

TIME:

8:30am - 5:00pm

LOCATION:

What strategies are required as patients and their restored dentitions age?

Restoration of an extensively worn or badly broken down dentition can be complex, costly and time consuming to implement. Because of its complexity and cost, this treatment is often delayed until it becomes essential. Dentists (and patients!) want to stop the repeat restoration cycle and its ongoing costly restorative burden. So how do we treat the patient with a severely broken down dentition?

COURSE OBJECTIVES: Through lectures, clinical demonstrations and participation exercises, Professor Meyers will present four steps to restorative success:

ADA Centre for Professional Development 71-73 Lithgow Street

Clinical Evaluation of Patients

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Review of a number of patient cases

St. Leonards, NSW 2065

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Risk assessment tools

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Impact of patient’s health and lifestyle

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Correct treatment planning prior to restoration

COST:

ADA Member $990 Non Member $1188 Cost includes lunch and refreshments

ONLINE REGISTRATION Online www.adacpd.com.au

Registration enquiries:

Oral environment

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How dry mouth and salivary acidity correlates with severe tooth wear and non-carious tooth surface loss

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Examination requirements, salivary analysis and remineralisation strategies

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Stabilisation of the oral environment and risk reduction prior to restoration

ADA NSW Centre for Professional Development

New materials and techniques

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How to evaluate the range of materials and techniques available for cost-effective and conservative management and aesthetics

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Step by step procedures (using a range of materials) to allow participants to compare the various materials and techniques for direct and semi-direct restorations

Practical Experience

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Demonstration and participant simulation exercises covering techniques for the restoration of the worn dentition; including direct restorative techniques, laboratory procedures, direct, semidirect and indirect adhesive technologies

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GENERAL DENTISTRY

Restoration & Preservation of the Compromised Tooth Presented by Professor Ian Meyers CPD HOURS 3.5 Minimally invasive management of cracked, fractured and fragile teeth Over the patient’s lifetime their dentition is subject to a range of destructive forces which may decrease the longevity of individual teeth and ultimately the entire dentition. Caries, tooth wear, cracks, fractures, and previous restorative treatments can all result in severely compromised teeth with limited, and often weakened, remaining tooth structure. While complex restorative options involving fixed prosthodontics will provide suitable solutions in many cases, they may in some circumstances further weaken the tooth by removing sound tooth structure. There are situations when more conservative and less costly alternatives need to be considered for patients.

COURSE OBJECTIVES: •

Restoration of the large posterior restoration

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Interproximal contacts and functional anatomical form

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Open and closed sandwich restorations

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Management options for cracked cusps/teeth

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Cusp and tooth reinforcement techniques

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Internal and external tooth bracing

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Fibre reinforced restorations

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Direct and semi-direct restorative options

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Prevention of catastrophic failure

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Conservative restoration as a precursor to complex restoration

This lecture and hands-on workshop will look at a range of clinical situations involving weakened and functionally fatigued teeth and discuss the conservative restorative management of these teeth to preserve the remaining tooth structure and maintain the patient’s dentition.

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SYDNEY DATE:

Wednesday, 6 July 2016

TIMES:

8:30am - 12:00pm

LOCATION:

ADA Centre for Professional Development 71-73 Lithgow Street St. Leonards, NSW 2065

COST:

ADA Member $495 Non Member $594

ONLINE REGISTRATION Online www.adacpd.com.au

Registration enquiries: ADA NSW Centre for Professional Development 1800 737 346 admin@adacpd.com.au

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GENERAL DENTISTRY

The Advanced Direct Composite & the Bonded Posterior Aesthetic Restoration Master Class Presented by Dr. Jason Smithson in association with Dr. Anthony Mak CPD HOURS - Ranges from 8.5 - 34 THE MASTER CLASS Mini Residency

COURSE DESCRIPTION SUMMARY: This mini-residency master class series is a modular program consisting of the following modules:

Lecture Series:

The master class lecture series providing didactic teaching on advanced direct anterior concepts and bonded indirect aesthetic restorations in the posterior dentition.

Module 1: The Advanced Direct Anterior MasterClass (lecture series + 2 days workshop) Module 2: Bonded Indirect Aesthetic Restorations in the Posterior Dentition (lecture series + 1 day workshop) Participants are given the opportunity to register for the whole mini-residency program or to select individual modules as detailed in the registration page.

SYDNEY

THE MINI-RESIDENCY MASTER CLASS SERIES OVERVIEW

DATE:

The use of both direct anterior resin and indirect posterior ceramic aesthetic restorations for the natural dentition has become the cornerstone of the modern dental practice. However, constant evolution of materials and techniques has made the planning and execution for this modality of restorations increasingly complex and challenging.

13th-16th July 2016

LOCATION:

Cherry Blossom Room ANZ Tower Level 24, 242 Pitt St, Sydney NSW 2000

ONLINE REGISTRATION www.henryschein.com.au/ education

Presented by a World-Renowned clinician and teacher, Dr. Jason Smithson, and supported by one of Australia’s best, Dr. Anthony Mak, the mini-residency master class program aims to provide participating dentists with the core knowledge and confidence to predictably deliver these forms of restorations in everyday practice.

REGISTRATION: The Mini-Residency Master Class series provides for the following forms of registrations: The Complete Master Class Series

Master Class Lecture Series only

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July 13:

Bonded Indirect Aesthetic Restorations in the Posterior Dentition workshop

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July 14:

Master Class Lecture Series

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July 15 & 16: Advanced Direct Anterior Master Class Workshop

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July 14th

Registration : $880

Registration: $5995

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GENERAL DENTISTRY

Modern Prophylaxis Techniques for Your Practice Presented by Associate Professor Axel Spahr CPD HOURS - Lecture: 3.5 Workshop: 6 EMS Swiss Dental Academy Maintenance and Prevention of Periodontal and Implant Disease

COURSE DESCRIPTION SUMMARY: Lecture The main focus of the lecture is discussing how to identify to interested dental professionals the most modern, gentle and cost effective techniques available for periodontal and implant maintenance.

Key topics include how to make periodontal treatments more effective and more enjoyable to you, your patients and your dental practice.

Periodontal Disease > Understanding biofilm > Role of professional biofilm management > Insights on ultrasonic and air-polishing technologies for biofilm removal Implant Disease > Applying the above principles to implants

SYDNEY DATE:

Saturday, 12 March 2016 Saturday, 2 April 2016 Saturday, 4 June 2016

TIMES:

Lecture only 9.00 am – 12.30 pm Lecture + Workshop 9.00 am – 4.00 pm

LOCATION:

Sydney Dental Hospital 2 Chalmers St. Surry Hills NSW 2010

> How to best care for implants > Prevention and treatment of peri-implant mucositis

Hands-On Workshop This workshop is a platform for clinical experience learning and sharing. The correct techniques with both ultrasonic and air polishing devices will be demonstrated and trained first on simulation models and then clinically on patients. Dental professionals will learn to maximize efficiency and patient comfort.

COST:

Lecture only $160 Lecture + Workshop $650

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Learn how to > Correctly apply ultrasonic instrumentation > Correctly utilise supra-gingival air polishing devices

Registration enquiries:

> Correctly utilise sub-gingival air polishing devices

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> Correctly utilise deep pocket sub-gingival air polishing devices > Learn which, when and where to utilise the different prophylaxis powders

SYDNEY DENTAL HOSPITAL Specific Conditions upon registration > Be willing to undergo a National Criminal Record Check > Provide 100 Points of Identification to do so > Provide evidence of protection against specified infectious diseases > Must be registered with Dental Board of Australia > Must be covered by professional indemnity insurance including civil liability cover for all aspects of practice 1300 30 24 21 | www.henryschein.com.au/education

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GENERAL DENTISTRY

Modern Concepts in Periodontal Therapy & Implant Maintenance Presented by Dr Sal Shahidi CPD HOURS 4.5 MELBOURNE & GOLD COAST DATE: Melbourne

EMS Swiss Dental Academy

COURSE DESCRIPTION SUMMARY: Lecture:

Saturday, 30 April 2016

This workshop is aimed at dentists and hygienists to discuss recent advances in periodontal therapy which have influenced our management of Periodontitis and Peri-implant diseases. Clinical tips and protocols will be discussed which can improve healing and patient outcomes.

Gold Coast

Topics

Saturday, 30 July 2016

TIME:

9:00 am - 2:30 pm

LOCATION:

Henry Schein Halas Level 9 369 Royal Parade Parkville VIC 3052 Gold Coast TBC

COST: $550

Periodontal diseases

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Diagnosis

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Clinical treatment protocols – non-surgical and surgical

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Antiseptics – which one to use?

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Antibiotics – when to prescribe?

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Modern advances with insights on ultrasonic and air-polishing technologies for biofilm removal

Implant diseases

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Applying the above principles to implants

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How to best care for implants for your patients

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Prevention and treatment of peri-implant diseases

ONLINE REGISTRATION

Hands-on workshop:

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There will also be a workshop which will give participants an opportunity to trial ultrasonic and airpolishing devices on simulation models.

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Clinical indications for the safe and efficient removal of biofilm using air-abrasion, both for supra- and subgingival uses.

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How to increase patient comfort and clinical efficiency using the new air-abrasion powders

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How Can We Regain Oral Balance & Protect Teeth in Challenging Oral Environments?

GENERAL DENTISTRY

Presented by Dr Alexandra Sbaraini CPD HOURS 1.5 Older adults are keeping their natural teeth for longer. The retention of a natural dentition improves adults’ quality of life as it allows for ongoing chewing and speech functions, as well as an improved aesthetic appearance. However, keeping teeth for longer is also associated with an increased risk of developing oral diseases. For instance, advanced patient age, reduced salivary flow (often as a side effect of prescription medications) and reduced capability to perform effective mechanical oral hygiene, when combined, result into a challenging (acidic) oral environment. In those situations, how can you help patients to regain oral balance and to protect their teeth? There are different things that can be suggested to patients in order to re-establish the balance within their mouths, such as, making lifestyle changes, increasing fluoride exposure and improving oral hygiene.

This presentation will focus on clinical strategies (and products) that can be used to (1) re-establish the balance within an oral environment and (2) provide enhanced protection for vulnerable tooth surfaces. By adopting minimal-invasive strategies and proven technologies, dental professionals will be able to manage challenging oral environments, regain oral balance and protect tooth surfaces.

1. Build a “Best practice” reputation:

a. Best practice for patients to visit, best practice for preserving teeth, best practice environment for staff to work in

2. Achieve the best outcome for patients’ oral (and general) health 3. Create new business and encourage recall appointments

TIMES:

6:00 - 6:30 pm Registration and Canapés 6:30 – 8:00pm Lecture

BRISBANE:

Tuesday, 19 January 2016 Brisbane Marriott Hotel 515 Queen St Brisbane QLD 4006

ADELAIDE:

Wednesday, 27 January 2016 Henry Schein Halas 311 Unley Road Malvern SA 5061

PERTH:

Thursday, 28 January 2016 Henry Schein Halas 154 Edward St Perth WA 6000

SYDNEY:

Monday, 1 February 2016 NSW Nurses Association, 50 O’Dea Ave, Waterloo NSW 2017

MELBOURNE:

Wednesday, 3 February 2016 Henry Schein Halas Level 9/369 Royal Parade Parkville VIC 3052

COST: $75

ONLINE REGISTRATION www.henryschein.com.au/ education

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DIGITAL DENTISTRY COURSES

Sleep-Related Componeer - ABreathing New Approach in Aesthetic Disorders & Craniofacial Dentistry Pain Directed by International Educator Dr Steven Olmos D.D.S CPD HOURS 5 GOLD COAST

MINI-RESIDENCY GOLD COAST 2016

Session 1 – 22-23 July 2016 8-5pm

DATE / TIME

A leader in research and education for the professional global community, dedicated to improving the quality of life for all people.

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Screening for OSA in your Practice

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How to find CR

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Imaging: CBCT, Plain Film, X-rays, MRI

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Motor Nerve Reflex Evaluation

System

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Electrodiagnosis: JVA, Jaw Tracking, EMG

Learn a system for screening & triage of structural injuries, OSA and systemic inflammatory conditions

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Airway & TMJ Neuroanatomy

Session 1: 22-23 Jul 2015

8am-5pm Session 2: 12-13 August 2016

8am-5pm Session 3: 9-10 Sept 2016 8am-5pm

LOCATION:

QT Gold Coast 7 Staghorn Ave, Surfers Paradise QLD www.qtgoldcoast.com.au Room rates from $190 contact Trudy for Booking Form

COST:

3 Sessions $6800 per person (Register on/before 30 April 2016) $7700 per person (Register after 30 April 2016) Single Session $2800 per person Practitioners

“Learn the system that dentists are using worldwide with reproducible success”

Treatment Understand the proper steps and protocols for patient treatment to achieve reproducible results

Session 2 – 12-13 August 2016 8-5pm

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Sleep Disorders

Resources

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Triage of Sleep Appliance Therapy

All forms and documentation (patient intake, clinical exam tracking, billing) are supplied to successfully treat patients

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Headaches

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Recapturing Discs

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Orthotic Design & Indications

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Principles of Pharmacology

$995 per person Auxiliary Staff

Session 3 – 9-10 September 2016 8-5pm

ONLINE REGISTRATION

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Sleep disorders that cause TMJ pain

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Stabilisation for Crown and Bridge/Ortho

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Nutrition for the TMD Patient

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Continuous Neuropathic Disorders

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Physical Medicine Modalities

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Musculoskeletal Pain

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ORTHODONTICS

Componeer - ACourses New Approach Orthodontic in 2016 in Aesthetic Dentistry Presented by: Dr Eric B. Lowenhaupt (USA) CPD HOURS CPD HOURS see below 14 ADVANCED ORTHODONTICS SERIES - SESSION 10 cont...

VITAL ORTHODONTICS FOR DENTISTS Presented by Dr Eric B Lowenhaupt DDS

This next session of the Advanced Orthodontics series will address topics requested from past participants.

72 CPD hours DATES: Session 1: Session 2: Session 3: Session 4:

1. The continuing need for tips and techniques on finishing and detailing cases, and

29 April - 1 May 2016 8-10 July 2016 16-18 September 2016 4-6 November 2016

2. The best tips and tricks acquired over the last 30+ years of orthodontics by Dr Lowenhaupt.

Dr Lowenhaupt will also address the things that didn’t work as well as things that did and what things have stood the test of time. This seminar will seek to address these items including answering some of the specific questions that were asked to be addressed.

This seminar will be an exciting, motivating and provocative experience in the continuation of your orthodontic educational pursuits.

TIMES: Fridays and Saturdays: 8:30am - 5:00pm, and Sundays: 8:30am - 3:00pm COSTS: (inc GST): ADA Member $13,300 Non Member $15,960 Limited to 20 places only A comprehensive and intensive practical program covering the technical modification of dental and facial development of orthodontic patients. The program schedule includes: Session 1: Session 2: Session 3: Session 4:

Getting Started Class I Survey & Biomechanics Class II and Class III Survey Extractions Extraction Mechanics, Finishing, Detailing and Aesthetic Considerations.

SYDNEY PERTH Septemberand 2015 For 4-5 information to 9:00am - 5:00pm register contact CTEC Centre University of ADA NSW Centre Western Australia for Professional Development COST: $2200By (incphone GST) 1800 737 346 CPD HOURS: 14

By email

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ORTHODONTIC CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE DENTAL HYGIENIST 3 CPD hours DATE: Tuesday, 20 September 2016 TIME: 6:00pm - 9:30pm

ADVANCED ORTHODONTICS SERIES - SESSION 10 13 CPD Hours Everything you want to know II (too) DATES in 2016: Friday, 6 May – Saturday, 7 May, OR Friday, 11 November – Saturday, 12 November TIME: 8:30am - 5:00pm COSTS: (inc GST): ADA Member $1980 Non Member $2376 Includes lunch and refreshments

COSTS (inc GST): Hygienist $195 ADA Member $195 Non Member $234 Includes refreshments Dental hygienists often see patients who are either in some type of active orthodontic treatment or have some type of retainer. Modern orthodontics and all the various orthodontic techniques and appliances in use today can present very challenging hygiene problems for both the patients and the hygienist.

This three hour course has been specifically designed for the dental hygienists to answer these questions.

It will be an informative and entertaining evening which will not only increase your knowledge of orthodontic hygiene considerations but also make you feel more comfortable when dealing with orthodontic patients.

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ENDODONTICS

Core Endodontic Principles & Techniques Revisited Presented by Dr Ian Trantor and Dr Jeff Ward CPD HOURS 4 This hands on course is tailored to both experienced & first time rotary users. It provides an opportunity to learn & fine tune current endodontic techniques for successful outcomes.

COURSE OBJECTIVES Discussion will focus on the design and properties of the different NiTi systems available on the market today with emphasis on their safe and efficient use. A hands-on session will follow focusing on clinical technique and desired outcomes. Ample time will be available for questions.

What will you learn?

MELBOURNE – DR JEFF WARD Henry Schein Halas Office – Level 9/369 Royal Parade Parkville 3052 March 18th 2016

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Apex location, accuracy and clinical significance

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Benefits of the latest rotary NiTi systems

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Obturation techniques for success

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Hands-on component with rotary instruments

WATERLOO – DR IAN TRANTOR Henry Schein Halas Unit 1, 44 O’Dea Avenue Waterloo NSW 2017 April 29th 2016 BRISBANE – DR JEFF WARD Henry Schein Halas Office 8 Gardner Close Milton QLD 4064 May 6th 2016 MELBOURNE – DR JEFF WARD Henry Schein Halas Office Level 9/369 Royal Parade, Parkville 3052 October 7th 2016 BRISBANE – DR JEFF WARD Henry Schein Halas Office 8 Gardner Close Milton QLD 4064 November 4th 2016

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INFECTION CONTROL

Infection Control: An Expert Perspective Presented by: Professor Laurie Walsh and Dr John Molinari CPD HOURS 4 •

Comprehend occupational dental risks presented by these diseases and the most current vaccination recommendations for dental professionals

Professor Laurie Walsh

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This lecture will highlight major issues in infection control on the Australian national scene, including

Use aseptic procedures as fundamental components of an infection control program

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Use the most current recommendations for dentistry as clinical reinforcement in an effective, practical infection control program

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Comprehend appropriate use of hand hygiene products and procedures

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Describe updated information and indications for personal protective equipment

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Describe innovations in heat sterilization technologies, including differentiating between available gravity and pre-/post-vacuum sterilizers

An Australian Update

New Guidelines and Standards (2:00pm to 3:00pm)

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The new ADA guidelines - how this will impact you

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New standards on instrument processing, PPE - are you compliant?

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The place of infection control within dental practice accreditation under ACQSHC

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The process for practice accreditation involving the ADA and QIP, and reasons for becoming an accredited practice.

Understanding the What and Why of Infection Control Practices

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Comprehend principles of environmental surface asepsis and their application

An Evidence-based Approach

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Describe potential health consequences of chronic exposure to microbial contaminated water and aerosols in healthcare environments, and approaches to minimize exposure.

(3:00pm to 6:30pm) Dr John Molinari

A major goal of this presentation is to help dental professionals increase their understanding of the “why” as well as the “what” of infection control practices.

Evidence-based information will be used to address certain issues where perceptions and misuse of infection control procedures and products are in conflict with scientific and clinical knowledge.

Recent updates and accumulated data regarding health care risks, vaccinations and preventive measures will serve as frameworks for this presentation. At the conclusion of this presentation, participants should be able to:

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Understand the routine application of infection control practices based on accumulated science-and clinical-based evidence

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Understand major global and epidemiological factors which can lead to emergence and reemergence of infectious diseases

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SYDNEY DATE:

6 April 2016

TIMES:

2:00 to 6:30pm Registration: 1:15pm (light snacks provided)

LOCATION:

PARKROYAL Darling Harbour 150 Day Street Sydney NSW 2000

COSTS: Single Attendee $329 Multiple Attendees $279 (from the same practice, booked at the same time) Early bird $279 (Early bird discount end 30 Jan16)

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PRESENTERS Associate Professor James Lucas cont...

Dr Brett Dorney Dr Brett Dorney has been presenting for over 20 years on the prevention and treatment of traumatic dental injuries. This year his focus has changed to include teaching fibre reinforced materials in everyday dentistry. The cases he will show illustrate the amazing outcomes for these unique materials.

Attending everStick courses earlier this year in Finland and Belgium showed him the huge changes that could be possible in restorative options for all age groups.

Dr Dorney graduated from Sydney University in 1971 and teaches there as a clinical lecturer. He has received fellowships from The Royal Australian College of Dental Surgeon, the International College of Dentists and the Academy for Sports Dentistry.

He has been fortunate to be invited to speak at many overseas meetings the most recent being the FDI Congress in New Dehli India.

Dr Eric B. Lowenhaupt (USA) Dr Eric B. Lowenhaupt, D.D.S. attended Florida State University for undergraduate studies and Emory University in Atlanta for his Dental and Orthodontic training. He completed a general practice residency and practiced general dentistry for six years before returning for his graduate orthodontic training at Emory University. Since 1986, he has been in the private practice of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics in Florida.

Associate Professor James Lucas

BSc, MDSc, LDS, FRACDS, FICD

Associate Professor James Lucas graduated in 1975 and completed his postgraduate training in 1981 and obtained his FRACDS in 1982.

He has worked in private general practice and is currently a paediatric dental specialist in private practice as well as being Deputy Director of the Dental Department of the Royal Children’s Hospital of Melbourne and Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Pediatrics’, Faculty of Medicine, University of Melbourne.

Dr Lucas has been actively involved in both undergraduate and postgraduate training and has lectured and conducted workshops extensively in Australia and overseas. Dr Lucas has been an examiner at both undergraduate and postgraduate level in both Paediatric Dentistry and Special Needs Dentistry for universities and also the Royal Australian College of Dental Surgeons. He has presented keynote lectures at international conferences on dental behavior, Restorative care, dental trauma and management of the medically compromised child.

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He has published articles on dental behavior, dental care of medically compromised children, teething in children and the use of dental implants in adolescents and young adults.

His areas of research are growth and development, saliva, dental trauma and children with dento-facial anomalies.

Dr Lucas is a visiting consultant at the National Hospital of Odontostomatology, Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam where he is involved in the evaluation of a multidisciplinary approach to Cleft Care and also the incidence of cleft lip and palate in Southern Vietnam. Dr Lucas is past president of the Australasian Academy of Paediatric Dentistry and also the Australian and New Zealand Society of Paediatric Dentistry.

Dr Anthony Mak

BDS (Sydney), Post grad diploma (oral implants) Dr Anthony Mak obtained his Bachelor of Dental Surgery from Sydney University and then went on to complete his Post Graduate Diploma in Clinical Dentistry (Oral Implants). He graduated with multiple awards for clinical excellence and since then has built up two multi chaired practices in metropolitan Sydney focusing on comprehensive and aesthetic dentistry Anthony is extremely passionate about dentistry and his interests lies in dental technologies and advances in materials and techniques. He has a unique understanding of Direct Composite Artistry and Cad-Cam Digital dentistry and is a key opinion leader for several dental companies in Australia and United States.

He has written and published articles for the Australian Dental Association (NSW Branch) and other dental magazines in Australia and New Zealand. Anthony has also published a compendium of direct composite artistry for GC Australasia and this has been distributed locally and internationally.

Anthony has a thorough understanding of direct vs indirect dental restorations and has lectured locally and internationally on the topics of aesthetic dentistry.

Professor Ian Meyers Professor Ian Meyers is currently in general dental practice in Brisbane, and has honorary professorial positions with The University of Queensland School of Dentistry, and James Cook University School of Medicine and Dentistry. His major interests include adhesive restorative dental materials, diagnosis and management of the worn dentition, minimum intervention dentistry, and teachig and clinical development in general practice dentistry.

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PRESENTERS LABORATORY Dr Sal Shahidi

Dr John Molinari Dr. Molinari is currently Director of Infection Control for THE DENTAL ADVISOR in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Previously, he served for 32 years at the University of Detroit Mercy School of Dentistry as Professor and Chairman of the Department of Biomedical Sciences and Director of Infection Control. He has published over 400 scientific articles, text chapters, and abstracts in the areas of microbiology and immunology, and lectures nationally and internationally on topics dealing with infectious diseases and infection control.

He has served as a consultant for the CDC, ADA Council on Scientific Affairs, Council on Dental Practice, and hospitals in the areas of infectious disease and infection control. He is currently a member of the Michigan Board of Dentistry.

In recognition of his efforts, Dr. Molinari was inducted as an honorary member of the Michigan Dental Association, the International College of Dentists, the American College of Dentists, and was a 2009 recipient of the ADA Golden Apple Award.

Dr Steven Olmos D.D.S Diplomate, American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine Diplomate, Academy of Clinical Sleep Disordered Dentistry Diplomate, American Board of Craniofacial Pain Diplomate, American Academy of Pain Management FAAOP, FAACP, FICCMO, FADI, FIAO

Alexandra Sbaraini BDS MDSc PhD

Alexandra Sbaraini joined GC Australasia in 2013 and she is a product manager for GC’s minimum intervention range of products.

Alexandra’s PhD research described a model of how dental practices come to be oriented towards preventive or restorative care in Australia. Her ground-breaking research design is being utilized internationally at the University Medical Centre Utrecht, Netherlands, and has been published in a series of research articles and a book chapter

BMed Sc, BDENT(Hons), FRACDS Dr Sal Shahidi graduated with a Bachelor of Medical Science before obtaining his Bachelor of Dentistry with Honours from the University of Sydney. He holds a Fellowship with the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons and is currently undertaking a Doctor of Clinical Dentistry in Periodontics. Dr Shahidi has been working in private practice since 2006 and has also been involved in teaching in the undergraduate program within the discipline of Oral Surgery and Periodontics. He is a member of the Australian and New Zealand Academy of Periodontists and the International Team for Implantology.

Dr Jason Smithson

BDS (Lond), DipRestDentRCS (Eng) Qualified at the Royal London Hospital in 1995; achieving a number of awards including The Constance Klein Memorial, The Stafford Millar, and The Malcolm Jenkins Scholarships, The American Association of Endodontics Prize and the Overall Award for Clinical Dentistry.

After spending 3 years in oral surgery residency in London and a further year practicing restorative dentistry in London’s Harley Street Medical District, he relocated to Cornwall in the extreme southwest of England.

Jason practices at Pure Dental Health and Wellbeing, Cornwall, UK where his main focus is microscope enhanced adhesive dentistry.

His specific interest is direct composite resin artistry and minimally invasive all ceramic restorations and he has presented to dentists locally, nationally and internationally (USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Europe) on this topic.

He is a Post-Graduate Clinical Lecturer in both the Cornwall & Isles of Scilly and Plymouth Foundation Dental Practitioners Schemes.

He has given hands on programs in the UK, Europe, Asia, Canada and USA on behalf of GC, Ivoclar, Kerr, Hereaus, Optident, Micerium, Carl Zeiss, Global, Velopex and Triodent.

He is a UK “Opinion Leader” for Cosmedent (Enlighten Smiles), A European “Key Opinion Leader” for Hereaus-Kulzer and is a member of the European Restorative Advisory Board for GC Europe. Jason is Resident Faculty at The Centre for Esthetic Excellence, Chicago, USA. He is an Accredited International Trainer for Carl Zeiss Dental Academy.

Jason has achieved Diplomat Status in Restorative Dentistry from the Royal College of Surgeons (England) He is on the Editorial Board of The Russian Journal of Esthetic Dentistry and has published numerous articles on adhesive and aesthetic dentistry in both the UK and abroad. He is joint author of “Vertical Margin Finish Lines In Fixed Prosthodontics” (Elsvier, In print) Dr. Anthony Mak, BDS (Sydney), Post grad diploma (oral implants)

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PRESENTERS Associate Professor Axel Spahr

Professor Laurie Walsh

Dr. Med. Dent. HABIL.

Axel Spahr is Head of Periodontics at the Sydney Dental Hospital and Head of the Discipline of Periodontics at the University of Sydney.

A/Prof. Spahr is the former Head of Periodontics at the University of Ulm in Germany and has worked at various international universities and research facilities. He has additional training in microbiology, molecular biology, extensive experience in basic science research, animal research and clinical research. A/Prof. Spahr’s research interest includes periodontal regeneration, bone regeneration, periodontitis and systemic diseases as well as antimicrobial therapy. He has lead large externally funded research projects and is collaborating with leading international research groups and companies in the field of periodontology, implantology and bone regeneration. He is author of numerous publications in international peer-reviewed dental and medical journals and has presented his work on professional conferences worldwide.

Dr Ian Trantor

BDS, MDSc

Dr. Ian Trantor, originally from Edinburgh, Scotland, completed his BDS at Sydney University in 1986, and then worked as a Dental Officer in the RAAF until 1998. He completed a MDSc (Endo) at Melbourne University in 1993 whilst serving in the RAAF. Since leaving the RAAF Dr Trantor has been in Specialist Practice in Adelaide. He is also a part time lecturer and Clinical Tutor at the University of Adelaide. Dr Trantor has lectured interstate and internationally and coordinates the Post Graduate Committee of Dentistry four day course in Endodontics at Adelaide University.

Professor Laurie Walsh has been involved in infection control education for over 25 years, and has served for much of that time on ADA Infection Control Committees at state or national level. He has been the chair of the ADA Inc Infection Control Committee for the past 5 years.

Laurie has also served on dental boards and Standards Australia committees, been an infection control inspector and consultant, and authored practice support tools, checklists and documentation for infection control in dentistry. Outside of his role at the University of Queensland, he maintains a specialist part-time clinical practice in special needs dentistry in Brisbane.

Dr Jeff Ward

BDS, MDSc, GradDipClinDent, MRACDS(Endo)

Dr. Jeff Ward obtained his BDS with Distinction from The University of Otago in 1996 followed by his GradDipClinDent and MDSc from The University of Melbourne in 2002.

Jeff works in a full-time specialist Endodontic practice in Collins Street, Melbourne and teaches in the postgraduate endodontic programme and continuing education courses at the University of Melbourne. Jeff has lectured throughout Australia, Asia and New Zealand and he has published several articles in endodontic journals with particular reference to the management of fractured endodontic instruments and vital pulp therapy. Jeff has a special interest in rotary NiTi instruments and the use of operative microscopes in endodontics, which he has used continuously and exclusively since 1999.

Terms and Conditions CANCELLATION/REFUND POLICY All cancellations must be received in writing via email (events@henryschein.com.au). Delegates will receive 75% of their registration back if they cancel 2-4 weeks prior to the course. If the delegate cancels 1-2 weeks prior to the course, they receive 50% of their registration fee.

Please note that you will not be refunded the registration fee if you cancel 1 week prior to the course or if you fail to attend.

CPD CERTIFICATES Certificates will be handed out to the registered attendee at the conclusion of the course.

FOOD ALLERGIES/DIETARY REQUIREMENTS If you have any specific food allergies or dietary requirements, please be sure to mention this when you register online.

REGISTRATION ENQUIRIES If you have any questions regarding a course or need assistance while registering, please contact us accordingly: Telephone: 1300 302 421 Email: events@henryschein.com.au Please note that we do not accept registrations via email or fax.

PAYMENT FOR COURSES

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LABORATORY

CPD Update...

The current three year CPD cycle ends on 30 June 2016.

As per the registration standard set by The Dental Board of Australia, you must complete a minimum of 60 hours of CPD during the cycle.

The Dental Board of Australia has changed the current three year cycle dates for the next CPD cycle. The next CPD cycle will run from 1 December 2016 and until 30 November 2019.

Don’t worry, if you participate in a course between 1 July 2016 and 30 November 2016 the CPD Hours you obtain during this transition time period will count towards the next CPD cycle which commences on 1 December 2016.

If you have any questions regarding The Dental Board of Australia’s Continuing Professional Development Policies, please visit the following website: http://www.dentalboard.gov.au/

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