NZDA Courses

This course provides an opportunity for general dental practitioners to develop their knowledge and confidence surrounding the principles and techniques of nonsurgical and surgical extractions. Open to new graduates and experienced clinicians, this course is designed to equip you to provide effective, efficient, and safe care…

The modern management and conservative treatment of dental traumatic injuries is a skill underpinned by the clinician's knowledge and skill at placing well-sealed, biomimetic, invisible resin restorations. The concept of responsible aesthetics is echoed in this course through a review of preparation design through to…

This course provides an opportunity for general dental practitioners to develop their knowledge and confidence surrounding the principles and techniques of nonsurgical and surgical extractions. Open to new graduates and experienced clinicians, this course is designed to equip you to provide effective, efficient, and safe care…

The restorative requirements for older patients can vary considerably, as can individual patient expectations, and tolerances. In addition, the presenting dentitions of the older patient can vary significantly and often will include a range of previous dental interventions. There are frequently concerns over the long-term…

Fibre reinforced restorative materials have a range of uses in restorative dentistry, and they enhance the options available for replacing missing teeth and strengthening weakened teeth. Resin impregnated glass fibres provide an excellent option for cost effective and functional fibre reinforced adhesive bridges, and the newer…

Endodontics can be a technically demanding aspect of dentistry. However, with the continued advancement of technology, the predictability of treatment can be enhanced, along with your enjoyment in providing it. The aim of this course will be to update participants with some of these advancements and provide useful and…

The modern management and conservative treatment of dental traumatic injuries is a skill underpinned by the clinician's knowledge and skill at placing well-sealed, biomimetic, invisible resin restorations. The concept of responsible aesthetics is echoed in this course through a review of preparation design through to…

This course provides an opportunity for general dental practitioners to develop their knowledge and confidence surrounding the principles and techniques of nonsurgical and surgical extractions. Open to new graduates and experienced clinicians, this course is designed to equip you to provide effective, efficient, and safe care…