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Sem#11 Advanced Case Diagnosis including Orthognatic Surgery alternatives
Progressive Orthodontic Seminars

Orthodontics Orthodontics/Orthognathic Surgery

Australia
11 May 2018 - 24 May 2018
08:00 - 17:30 (32 hrs)

Dr. Agim Hymer
DVD/CD/Video Internet Lecture

Advanced Case Diagnosis including Orthognathic Surgery Alternatives  Diagnosing and Treatment Planning of 4 instructional severe class II and III cases;  Preliminary diagnosis for multioption second consultation.  Orthodontics vs Dentofacial ortodontics and vs Orthognatic surgery  Severe skeletal Class II cases management.  More gingival display management, .retract…

Advanced Case Diagnosis including Orthognathic Surgery Alternatives  Diagnosing and Treatment Planning of 4 instructional severe class II and III cases;  Preliminary diagnosis for multioption second consultation.  Orthodontics vs Dentofacial ortodontics and vs Orthognatic surgery  Severe skeletal Class II cases management.  More gingival display management, .retract without extruding and multiple coil intrusion (Section 4)  Severe skeletal class III cases and lower retraction with lingual Cortical Bone Remodeling  More growth management in class II growing patients  Surgical VTO Predictions, Treatment Plans, & Working with the Surgeon

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Speaker

Dr. Agim Hymer

Melbourne, Australia Education 1984-1988: Melbourne University, president of Dental Students Society in 1986 Professional Info: 1990-1992: Member of the Medical Board for the Mildura Private Hospital 1993-1996: Worked in private practice in Malvern and Brunswick 1995-2003: Member of the Medical Board for the Vaucluse Hospital 1997-Present: Owned and worked in my own practice, employing two hygienist, therapist and an associate dentist Created http://firstbite.com.au , dental library for the public to learn about dental topics. Media Appearances Radio: 3AW , 3AK (had own weekly radio show), Koorie radio 3KND, ABC Radio National, ABC 774, 5AA Adelaide, ABC Drive Time Adelaide, ABC Regional South Australia TV: Channel 7 Sunrise Show, Channel 31 Newspaper: The Herald Sun, Leader Newspaper (Moonee Valley), Community News Personal Info Married in 1992 with 3 children (2 girls, 1 boy) Goal is to educate the public about dentistry and have clients empowered to work with their dentists to achieve the healthy smiles they want!

Venue

Rydges Hotel
186 Exhibition St
Melbourne VIC 3000

Organisers

Progressive Orthodontic Seminars
18 Friendship Avenue
Kellyville
2155
Australia

Karen Cassar
T: +61 2 9899 9191
E: karen@posortho.net
W: www.posortho.com

Power to the Practice Manager
Prime Practice

Dental Education Dental Materials Patient Management Practice Management

Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia
11 May 2018
08:00 - 17:00 (7 hrs)

Patric Moberger
Hands On Lecture

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This 1-day workshop addresses the changing and expanding role of the Practice Manager providing tools to help take some of the responsibility off the shoulders of the practice owner/dentist. Learn: Business acumen- Think like a patient, act as an owner: Quality control for the patient at every step Key Performance Indicators/ KPIs Analysing key reports to support your practice owner People Management-…

This 1-day workshop addresses the changing and expanding role of the Practice Manager providing tools to help take some of the responsibility off the shoulders of the practice owner/dentist. Learn: Business acumen- Think like a patient, act as an owner: Quality control for the patient at every step Key Performance Indicators/ KPIs Analysing key reports to support your practice owner People Management- How to gain, train and retain your team: Alleviating recruitment stresses and the importance of contracts Training and motivating your team to succeed Leadership skills to help you get the most from your team Leading the leader Customer service culture- Creating an aligned and consistent team: Creating practice standards and protocols What you need to know about marketing and patient retention Fostering a patient- focused culture in your practice Practice compliance: Staying on top of regulatory compliance WH&S and infection control procedures Creating standards Outcomes for the day: Improve practice performance and production Greater team alignment reducing inefficiency and waste Increased patient satisfaction. Reduce stress for the dentist. Further event information

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Patric Moberger

Patric holds a Masters in Adult Education and came to Australia (from Sweden) in 1999 to manage the frontline management development programs at Ansett Airlines. Patric has trained over 16,000 frontline staff members at Qantas and has worked with many international businesses in the oil, insurance, retail, food and dental industry. Patric has been with Prime Practice for over 8 years and is the General Manager for Training and Development. He has an in depth knowledge of the needs of a modern dental practice and has extensive experience training dental practices across a wide range of areas including: communication skills, leadership, customer service and learning and development. Patric has facilitated workshops for dentists and their teams worldwide, helping thousands of dentists to create their dream teams. He works with both private practices and corporates.

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Venue

Novotel Sydney Central
169-179 Thomas Street

Organisers

Prime Practice
Suite 1 Level 1
59-75 Grafton Street
Bondi Junction
2022
AUSTRALIA

Maria Rabiet
T: +61 2 8935 0600
E: maria.rabiet@primepractice.com.au
W: www.primepractice.com.au

Advanced Orthodontics Series: Session 12
ADA NSW Centre for Professional Development

Orthodontics

St Leonards
11 May 2018 - 12 May 2018
09:00 - 16:30 (13 hrs)

Dr Eric Lowenhaupt
Hands On

ONLINE ENROLMENT

This course will address the answers to specific treatment problems. Tips and comparisons of various Class II techniques on treating Class II cases in the mixed and permanent dentition will be discussed. Participants will look and compare treatment criteria, appliance placement and adjustments and treatment responses for various fixed and functional Class II techniques including, bionators, twin blocks,…

This course will address the answers to specific treatment problems. Tips and comparisons of various Class II techniques on treating Class II cases in the mixed and permanent dentition will be discussed. Participants will look and compare treatment criteria, appliance placement and adjustments and treatment responses for various fixed and functional Class II techniques including, bionators, twin blocks, Forsus, elastics and distalizers. ‘Thin slicing’ extraction cases will also be discussed including, when to take teeth out and which teeth to take out. Treatment criteria for lower incisor extractions and management of congenitally missing teeth in extraction cases will be demonstrated. Dr Lowenhaupt will also share more of the tips and tricks that he has acquired over the last 30+ years of orthodontics. He will discuss relapse cases and what to do about them as well as things that didn’t work. Multiple cases will be utilized to demonstrate various aspects of mechanics, finishing and detailing and various treatment modalities. Interest will be paid to the best available ‘evidenced based information’. Additionally, multiple treatment ‘pearls’ will be shown to make your practice easier and more efficient. Further event information

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Dr Eric Lowenhaupt

Dr Eric Lowenhaupt 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. Eric lectures nationally and internationally through his affiliation with (G) nathos (The Ricketts School for Bioprogressive Education, Southeast)and VOCA (Vital Orthodontic Considerations Australasia).

Venue

Centre for Professional Development
1 Atchison Street

Organisers

ADA NSW Centre for Professional Development
1 Atchison Street
2065
Australia


T: 61 2 8436 9997
E: admin@adacpd.com.au
W: www.adacpd.com.au

The Composite Project
ADA NSW Centre for Professional Development

Dental Education Occlusion & TMJ Restorative Dentistry

ST LEONARDS
14 May 2018 - 15 May 2018
09:00 - 16:30 (13 hrs)

Professor Vasilios Chronopoulos and Dr Giorgos Dimitrakopoulos
Hands On

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This course is based on contemporary, evidence-based knowledge and provides the Dental Clinician with a detailed step-by-step treatment guide on direct and indirect Composite Restorations. This course is based on contemporary, evidence-based knowledge and provides the Dental Clinician with a detailed step-by-step treatment guide on direct and indirect Composite Restorations. Topics include Direct and…

This course is based on contemporary, evidence-based knowledge and provides the Dental Clinician with a detailed step-by-step treatment guide on direct and indirect Composite Restorations. This course is based on contemporary, evidence-based knowledge and provides the Dental Clinician with a detailed step-by-step treatment guide on direct and indirect Composite Restorations. Topics include Direct and indirect Composite Resin Materials. Classification, Composition, Polymerization and Clinical Applications. Isolation armamentarium, The Rubber Dam Classification of isolating areas Bonding procedures for Direct Composite Resin Restorations Cavity preparations. What has changed? Beveling, preparation extension, deep cavities, pulp protection,. Occlusal Adjustments, polishing and finishing Decision making tree in direct restorations Preparations for indirect Composite Resin Restorations. Bonding of Indirect Composite Resin Restorations, IDS technique Learning Objectives By the end of this course participants will be: Familiar with current direct and indirect composite restorative materials and Techniques Familiar with rubber dam isolation materials and contemporary techniques for the anterior and the posterior region Familiar with contemporary bonding techniques. Able to restore challenging restorative cases by following a step-by-step decision tree. Further event information

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Professor Vasilios Chronopoulos and Dr Giorgos Dimitrakopoulos

Professor Vasilios Chronopoulos received his Dental degree from the University of Athens, Greece and his certificate in Prosthodontics from Marquette University in Milwaukee, USA. He has a MS and a PhD in Dental Biomaterials from the School of Dentistry, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece. Over the last two decades Professor Chronopoulos has held several Full time and Honorary Academic positions, including: Professor of Restorative Dentistry, School of Dentistry and Oral Health, Griffith University, Australia, Clinical Professor, Department of Restorative Sciences and Graduate Prosthodontics, Baylor College of Dentistry, Dallas, Texas, USA, Assistant Professor, Department of Prosthodontics, School of Dentistry, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece, Honorary Professor, Faculty of Dentistry, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China, Adjunct instructor, Department of Periodontics, Endodontics, and Dental Hygiene of University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky, USA. He has authored and co-authored over 60 publications, chapters in Prosthodontic text books and a text book on Dental Materials, a textbook on All-Ceramic restorations and a Clinical manual on Restorative Dentistry. He lectures nationally and internationally on Esthetic Dentistry, Implants, Prosthodontics and Dental Materials. He is a member of numerous scientific societies. He maintains a practice focused on Restorative Dentistry and Implants in the Gold Coast (Dental Implants and Aesthetics Dental Center) and a Multi-disciplinary Dental Clinic in Athens. Dr. Giorgos Dimitrakopoulos graduated Dental School of Athens in 2006. He maintains a full-time private practice in Chalkida, Evia island, Greece since 2008 and has a special interest in biomimetic, minimally invasive bonded restorative dentistry and dental photography. He lectures extensively on different application techniques of rubber dam isolation as well as direct and indirect bonded restorations.

Venue

Centre for Professional Development
1 Atchison Street

Organisers

ADA NSW Centre for Professional Development
1 Atchison Street
2065
Australia


T: 61 2 8436 9997
E: admin@adacpd.com.au
W: www.adacpd.com.au

Current Concepts in Cementation
ADA NSW Centre for Professional Development

Dental Materials Prosthodontics Restorative Dentistry

ST LEONARDS
16 May 2018
09:00 - 16:30 (6.5 hrs)

Dr Michael Mandikos
Hands On

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With the advent of dentine bonding systems and adhesive dentistry, luting cements have evolved from the conventional zinc phosphate and glass ionomer cements of years past, to more versatile, but often more complicated resin-based composites and compomers. As the demand for all-ceramic restorations continues to grow, clinicians are being forced away from conventional luting cements and must now be…

With the advent of dentine bonding systems and adhesive dentistry, luting cements have evolved from the conventional zinc phosphate and glass ionomer cements of years past, to more versatile, but often more complicated resin-based composites and compomers. As the demand for all-ceramic restorations continues to grow, clinicians are being forced away from conventional luting cements and must now be familiar with these new adhesive luting systems. Suddenly, it is no longer possible to just stock one cement for all indirect applications... or is it? Common clinical questions such as “What is a porcelain primer?”; “What is a silane coupling agent?”; “Is it necessary to etch and bond the dentine before using composite cements?”; “How should porcelain inlays be cemented?”; and “What is the best way to cement zirconia and eMax restorations?” will all be addressed. In an age of endless marketing hype, it can be difficult to know which cement is needed for which restoration. This program has been designed to address these questions and to clarify the steps required to adhesively cement crowns, veneers, inlays and posts. Learning Objectives What are the different cement systems available today and how do we use them? What are the indications for resin cements and how are they properly used? Are there alternatives to resin cements? What cement should be used for PFM, Gold, Zirconia, eMax, Veneers, Posts or inlays? What is ultrasonic cementation and how is it performed? Learn techniques for correctly cementing various types of restorations Learn about silica-coating and its application for adhesively cementing gold, base metal, zirconia and alumina restorations Further event information

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Dr Michael Mandikos

Dr Michael Mandikos is a registered specialist in Prosthodontics. He received his Bachelor of Dental Science Degree with Honours, from the University of Queensland and in 1998 he completed a three-year residency program at the State University of New York at Buffalo (USA), graduating with a Certificate in Prosthodontics and Masters Degree in Biomaterials. He has researched composite resin materials and published research papers in Australian and international journals on clinical and dental materials topics, as well as many clinical technique articles in local dental magazines. Michael is a Visiting Specialist Prosthodontist to the University of Queensland Dental School and formerly to the Royal Australian Air Force. He is a reviewer for several Journals including the Australian Dental Journal and Quintessence International and is a product evaluator for several dental companies. Michael has presented continuing education programs at Dental meetings throughout Australia, Southeast Asia and the USA and maintains a Private Practice limited to Implant and Restorative Dentistry in Graceville in Brisbane’s Inner West.

Venue

Centre for Professional Development
1 Atchison Street

Organisers

ADA NSW Centre for Professional Development
1 Atchison Street
2065
Australia


T: 61 2 8436 9997
E: admin@adacpd.com.au
W: www.adacpd.com.au

The Hall Technique - Caries Management in young children using stainless steel crowns
Melbourne Dental School, The University of Melbourne

Paedodontics

Melbourne Victoria Australia
17 May 2018 - 18 May 2018
09:00 - 13:30 (16 hrs)

Various
Hands On Internet Lecture

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The Hall Technique involves sealing early caries in primary molars with preformed metal crowns with no use of hand pieces or local anaesthesia and no removal of caries. A preformed metal crown is cemented directly over caries that does not extend radiographically beyond the middle third of dentine. The sealing of the tooth in this way prevents the carious lesion from progressing by isolating the bacteria…

The Hall Technique involves sealing early caries in primary molars with preformed metal crowns with no use of hand pieces or local anaesthesia and no removal of caries. A preformed metal crown is cemented directly over caries that does not extend radiographically beyond the middle third of dentine. The sealing of the tooth in this way prevents the carious lesion from progressing by isolating the bacteria and starving it of oxygen, simple carbohydrates, and an acidic environment. All of which are required for the proliferation of cariogenic bacteria and progression of the carious lesion within the tooth. The Hall Technique is set to revolutionise children's dentistry. This course has been developed and will provide you with all the information you need to incorporate this clinical technique and build your practice, through the non-invasive treatment of childhood caries in primary molars. You will find that this simple technique and anxiety reducing technique can increase your income stream whilst retaining families in your practice with less referrals for treatment under general anaesthesia. Learning outcomes: To understand the evidence for and indications for the Hall Technique, including important diagnostic criteria; To learn the steps involved in the placement of a Hall Technique crown To select appropriate cases for use of the Hall Technique To implement the Hall Technique as part of an MID approach to management of dental caries The course consists of: An on-line training component (approximately 7 hours). The on-line training includes: An overview of the evidence for and current research on the Hall Technique – video presentation with short test. Current thinking on caries management in the primary dentition. Four journal articles about the Hall Technique with verification questions. The diagnosis of caries using the ICDASS (International Caries Detection Assessment System). Radiography – Review of radiographic technique and Diagnosis for appropriate use of the Hall Technique. Guidelines – guideline for the evidence based use of stainless steel crowns in managing carious primary molars. Half-day Pre-clinical hands-on component: This consists of two hours of pre-clinical lab based activities. Benchtop exercise in sizing SSCs and placing separators and Case Discussions, based on slides. Clinical component with supervision: This component comprises of five hours of supervised clinical practice undertaken at the Melbourne Dental Clinic and is designed to build the confidence of the clinician in a supported environment. Participants will undertake assessment and separator placement then the Hall Technique crown placement on their patients at two separate clinical sessions. The first clinical session follows immediately after the pre-clinical (same day), and the second clinical session will take place within 5 days of the first. You will be expected to organise your own suitable patients for these sessions. Credentialing paperwork and patient history forms will need to be submitted ahead of time. Clinical practice in your own clinic for a period of 6 months. A case log book to be kept during this period of time in which you place Hall Technique crowns. At the end of the six months the log book will need to be submitted and reviewed. A Final Case presentation will need to be developed by each participant and posted on the Hall Technique Blog, de-identified, and prepared as a case study, complete with radiographs and clinical photos. In the 6 months following the on-line and practicum course you may use the opportunity of connecting with the Hall Technique community and clinical supervisors on the Blog space that has been set up. You may post questions, comments, observations, photos or short videos – anything that will assist you and others in using the Hall Technique for children. At the completion of this program a CPD certificate will be awarded for 16 Scientific CPD hours Further event information

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Various

Professor Hanny Calache is a specialist paediatric dentist, recently retired from his role as Director Clinical Leadership, Education and Research at Dental Health Services Victoria. He has undertaken many research projects to improve the state of the public oral health sector, including the first Australian study into the Hall Technique. He has seen much success with his research and in 2011 was recognised with the Victorian Minister for Health’s Public Health Award for Developing a Capable and Engaged Workforce. Dr Martin Hall graduated as a dentist from Adelaide University in 1980. He has worked 37 years in public oral health, remote and rural aboriginal health, international development, research and dental therapist training. He is the Chief Oral Health Advisor for DHSV. Prior to this he was for 20 years the Manager of the Oral Health program and Clinical Director at North Richmond Community Health, where a majority of patients come from a “special needs” background. He is also an investigator on the Hall Technique research study. His innovative health promoting model of care for oral health won the 2013 Public Oral Health Award. Dr Rachel Martin graduated as a dentist from Melbourne University in 1991, and gained a Masters of Public Health in 1998. She has worked 26 years in public oral health, developing community programs, teaching and research. She works as a clinician in the Oral Health program and leads integration of services at North Richmond Community Health, including the conference series Where the Mind Meets the Mouth. Rachel runs the Victorian research study on the Hall Technique and is an inaugural member of the Australian Chapter of the international Alliance for a Cavity Free Future. She also sits on the Dental Board of Australia, Victorian Registration and Notification committee (AHPRA). Ms Alyson Bettega is lead oral health therapist with North Richmond Community Health Oral Health program. She graduated from The University of Queensland in 2007, and completed postgraduate studies in advanced clinical practice at the University of Melbourne. Alyson has experience in remote and rural aboriginal health, and works in clinical teaching and training with North Richmond Community Health and RMIT University. She has a strong interest in MID, and works in the Hall Technique research project.

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Venue

723 Swanston Street Carlton
720 Swanston Street Carlton

Organisers

Melbourne Dental School, The University of Melbourne
Melbourne Dental School, Melbourne Oral Health Training Education Centre, 2nd Floor CPD Office
723 Swanston Street
Carlton
3053
Australia

Samantha Vassallo La Rosa
T: 03 903 56137
E: sam.v@unimelb.edu.au
W: ecommerce.dent.unimelb.edu.au

ORAL MEDICINE & PATHOLOGY 2018
Queensland Dental Group

Oral Medicine Oral Medicine & Pathology

Brisbane, AUSTRALIA
18 May 2018
08:00 - 17:00 (7 hrs)

Professor Christopher Peck, A/Professor Neil Savage & Dr Simon Moore
Lecture Peer Contact

ONLINE ENROLMENT

ORAL MEDICINE & PATHOLOGY 2018 ORAL MEDICINE & PATHOLOGY 2018 offers practitioners an in-depth look at various key topics relevant to clinical practice and will be held at the Marriott Hotel, Brisbane CBD, Queensland on Friday the 18th of May 2018. Professor Christopher Peck, Associate Professor Neil Savage and Dr Simon Moore combine to present developments within the field. For further event details…

ORAL MEDICINE & PATHOLOGY 2018 ORAL MEDICINE & PATHOLOGY 2018 offers practitioners an in-depth look at various key topics relevant to clinical practice and will be held at the Marriott Hotel, Brisbane CBD, Queensland on Friday the 18th of May 2018. Professor Christopher Peck, Associate Professor Neil Savage and Dr Simon Moore combine to present developments within the field. For further event details & registration brochure contact the Queensland Dental Group on +61 7 3839 8000 or email ce@qldentalg.com.au. PRESENTERS: Professor Christopher Peck A/Professor Neil Savage Dr Simon Moore PRESENTATION TOPICS: ORAL MEDICINE: WHEN TO TREAT, OBSERVE OR REFER presented by: A/Professor Neil Savage - Patient examination – easy? Maybe not quite so easy - Progression from bland mucosal lesions to malignancy - Red things - Lesions with ulceration - Using steroids effectively THE FACIAL PAIN PATIENT: ASSESSMENT presented by: A/Professor Neil Savage - Classification of Oral and Maxillofacial Pain - Myofascial Pain – common but difficult - Neurogenic Pain – a diagnostic dilemma - Trigeminal neuropathies – we are the experts - Psychosocial aspects of pain THE ‘HOW TO’ OF PERIODONTAL MEDICINE presented by: Dr Simon Moore - Conditions and lesions of inflammatory and non-inflammatory nature - Aetiology and presentation of conditions and lesions - Approaches to assessing and diagnosing lesions - Management approaches and treatment options - Follow up and review OROFACIAL PAIN: EXTENDING THE DENTISTS REACH TO OUTSIDE THE MOUTH presented by: Professor Christopher Peck - Temporomandibular disorders – the most common chronic orofacial pain - Making a diagnosis - The team approach to management and the dentist’s critical contributions - Orofacial pain- it’s prevalence and impact Further event information

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Professor Christopher Peck, A/Professor Neil Savage & Dr Simon Moore

Professor Christopher Peck Professor Christopher Peck is Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry, the University of Sydney and President of the Australian and New Zealand Academy of Orofacial Pain. Professor Peck manages complex orofacial pain and disorder patients and conducts research trying to understand better the transition from acute to chronic pain, evidence-based diagnosis and management of orofacial pain, and the biomechanics of jaw dysfunction. A strong advocate for multidisciplinary patient management, he is internationally renowned for his leadership and contributions to translational research in orofacial pain and leading the clinical arm of projects involving researchers from biomedicine to mathematics. He is a senior facial pain expert in the NSW public health care system at the Royal North Shore Hospital’s Pain Management Research Institute, involved in patient care, clinical supervision and research. Professor Peck is President of the International Research Diagnostic Criteria for Temporomandibular Disorders Consortium Network, which develops reliable and valid diagnostic criteria for facial pain complaints. Other clinical pain research groups have emulated this consortium model. Additionally, he chaired an expert International Working Group to expand the taxonomy of temporomandibular disorders (Journal of Oral Rehabilitation 2014). A/Professor Neil Savage Dr Neil Savage is registered in the specialties of Oral Medicine and Oral Pathology. His main commitment is in private specialist Oral Medicine practice. He is a Consultant in Oral Medicine and Oral Pathology to the RBWH, conducting a weekly Outpatient’s clinic and participating in registrar training as well as undergraduate Dental and Medical students. He is actively involved in diagnostic histopathology reporting through Queensland Medical Laboratory and consults on difficult cases with a number of interstate pathology groups. He also continues teaching commitments at both post-graduate and under-graduate levels as a Reader in Oral Medicine and Oral Pathology and is an Associate Professor at the University of Queensland, School of Dentistry. He is a member of both the ADA Inc and AHPRA Therapeutics committees and a contributing author to the Therapeutic Guidelines book “Oral and Dental”. He has specific clinical and research interests in the management of soft tissue lesions, both conservative and surgical, the use of steroid medications and oral dysaesthesias. Dr Simon Moore Dr Simon Moore holds dual registration with the Australian Dental Board as a registered specialist within the field of Oral Medicine and Oral Pathology. Following graduation from the University of Adelaide in 1985, Simon served as a Dental Officer in Armed Forces. He then undertook further study in Theology before returning to Adelaide to obtain his MDS in Oral Pathology. Simon has a passion for teaching and was on the staff at the University of Adelaide University until moving to Brisbane in 2004 where he currently works in Specialist Oral Medicine practices in Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast. He also has a heart for those less fortunate and has been involved in dental training programs within East Timor and Cambodia.

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Venue

Brisbane Marriott Hotel
515 Queen Street
Brisbane CBD Qld 4000

Organisers

Queensland Dental Group
Ground Floor, Silverton Place
Suite 12
101 Wickham Terrace
4000
Australia

Queensland Dental Group
T: +61 7 3839 8000
E: ce@qldentalg.com.au
W: www.qldentalg.com.au

Vital Orthodontics for Dentists
ADA NSW Centre for Professional Development

Orthodontics

St Leonards
18 May 2018 - 4 Nov 2018
08:30 - 15:00 (72 hrs)

Dr Eric Lowenhaupt
Hands On

Session 1: Getting Started Dates: Friday, 18 May - Sunday 20 May 2018 The course begins with information on basic diagnosis, case selection and treatment planning. Emphasis will be placed on thorough record examination and cephalametric analysis, and their role in making informed treatment decisions. The effects of orthodontic treatment on facial aesthetics and balance will be discussed as well as…

Session 1: Getting Started Dates: Friday, 18 May - Sunday 20 May 2018 The course begins with information on basic diagnosis, case selection and treatment planning. Emphasis will be placed on thorough record examination and cephalametric analysis, and their role in making informed treatment decisions. The effects of orthodontic treatment on facial aesthetics and balance will be discussed as well as the basics of craniofacial growth and development. Banding and bonding will be discussed and participants will have the opportunity to place bands and brackets on the orthodontic typodont. Initial wire placement and ligation techniques will be demonstrated. Hands-on exercises include •Cephalometric analysis •Bonding (bracket placement exercise) •Mechanics (wire placement and technique) Session 2: Class I Survey & Biomechanics Dates: Friday, 6 July - Sunday 8 July 2018 This portion of the course will address specific information on treatment timing issues, when to treat and when not to treat. Phase 1 and interceptive treatment modalities and arch development will be discussed. Class I crowded cases with expansion mechanics/appliances and their adjustment will be covered. Participants will then begin a detailed study of basic orthodontic biomechanics. Intrusion and advancing arch wire fabrication and placement with various ligation techniques will be demonstrated. Participants will also begin the discussion of Class II diagnosis and treatment. Hands-on exercises include •Advancing utility arches •Intrusion utility arches (fabrication & adjustments) •Molar uprighting springs (mechanics) Session 3: Class II and Class III Survey Extractions Dates: Friday, 7 September - Sunday 9 September 2018 This session addresses Class II and Class III considerations and treatment modalities, exploring both orthopaedic and orthodontic movements. Topics to be covered include Class II correction in mixed and permanent dentition, (including various molar distalising techniques – fixed and removable), archwire selection, sequencing, elastic wear and set-up, adjunctive intrusion techniques, with particular attention to second and third order bends (tipping and torque). Hands-on exercises include •Torquing arches •Second order bends •Cervical headgear placement and adjustment •Various Class II correctors and their adjustment Session 4: Extraction Mechanics, Finishing, Detailing and Aesthetic Considerations Dates: Friday, 2 November - Sunday 4 November 2018 This session begins with extraction mechanics and their timing as well as focus on the all important topic of finishing and detailing. Included is discussion on the use of elastics and segmented arches for finishing, intraoral adjustments for efficiency, troubleshooting difficult cases and debanding. Aesthetic considerations, ortho-prosthodontic cases, retainer design and adjustments will also be covered including placement of fixed retainers. Hands-on exercises include •Artistic bends •Finishing and detailing techniques •Finishing elastics •Retainer adjustments •Multiple finishing techniques demonstrated Other Information Payment plans are available for this course. contact admin@adacpd.com.au to pay in installments Further event information

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Dr Eric Lowenhaupt

Dr Eric Lowenhaupt 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. Eric lectures nationally and internationally through his affiliation with (G) nathos (The Ricketts School for Bioprogressive Education, Southeast)and VOCA (Vital Orthodontic Considerations Australasia).

Venue

Centre for Professional Development
1 Atchison Street

Organisers

ADA NSW Centre for Professional Development
1 Atchison Street
2065
Australia


T: 61 2 8436 9997
E: admin@adacpd.com.au
W: www.adacpd.com.au

Dr Robert Begg Mini Residency Programme - Session 5
R J Begg & Associates Ltd

Dental Implants

CHRISTCHURCH
18 May 2018
08:30 - 17:00 (8 hrs)

Dr Simon Brown
Lecture

SESSION 5: FINAL CASE PRESENTATIONS - Occlusion in Implant Dentistry - Prosthesis Delivery Procedures - Implant Maintenance Procedures

SESSION 5: FINAL CASE PRESENTATIONS - Occlusion in Implant Dentistry - Prosthesis Delivery Procedures - Implant Maintenance Procedures

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Dr Simon Brown

Dr Simon Brown currently works in Auckland’s regional Head and Neck Unit providing maxillofacial prosthodontics for cancer patients and in specialist Prosthodontic Practice in Takapuna. He is a member of the International College of Prosthodontics and the Restorative Dentists. He is excited about prosthodontics, teaching and enjoys working in a multidisciplinary team and the benefits it provides.

Venue

The George Hotel
50 Park Terrace

Organisers

R J Begg & Associates Ltd
7 Wairakei Road
Strowan
8052
New Zealand

Jasmine Murphy
T: 03 351 9082
E: office@rjbegg.co.nz
W: rjbegg.co.nz

CORE Immediate
Resuscitation Matters Ltd

Medical Emergencies

Christchurch
18 May 2018
09:00 - 14:00 (5 hrs)

Alice Brown
Hands On

ONLINE ENROLMENT

5 hour assessed course providing the basic skills and knowledge for the management of life-threatening illness and injury. Includes: Adult, Child & Infant Collapse, Advanced Airway, Defibrillation and other practical skills.

5 hour assessed course providing the basic skills and knowledge for the management of life-threatening illness and injury. Includes: Adult, Child & Infant Collapse, Advanced Airway, Defibrillation and other practical skills. Further event information

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Alice Brown

Alice is an experienced ICU nurse and clinical nurse specialist with a passion for education.

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Venue

Canterbury Charity Hospital
349 Harewood Road
Harewood

Organisers

Resuscitation Matters Ltd
PO Box 76321
8548
NEW ZEALAND

Alice Brown
T: 03 323 8013
E: info@resuscitationmatters.co.nz
W: www.resuscitationmatters.co.nz

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