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Dental Education Dental Materials Patient Management Practice Management

Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia
24 May 2018 - 25 May 2018
08:00 - 17:00 (14 hrs)

Patric Moberger & Anita Roubicek
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Course Description: This course is designed for the Principal dentist and team. It covers the following: How to apply the Appreciative Inquiry interview process, which involves and engages all members of their team to create a strategic plan for the practice. • The whole team will develop and document their short and long term plans by: o Prioritizing a list of strategies o Creating actions for the…

Course Description: This course is designed for the Principal dentist and team. It covers the following: How to apply the Appreciative Inquiry interview process, which involves and engages all members of their team to create a strategic plan for the practice. • The whole team will develop and document their short and long term plans by: o Prioritizing a list of strategies o Creating actions for the next 12 to 36 months that are realistic, measureable and motivating for the principal and the team • The whole team will have created a plan to monitor strategies and stay on track o implement steps/measures to hold each team members accountable and ensure follow up is occurring How to create a “Patients for Life” culture in your practice • Learn how to measure patient loyalty by using active patient number and attrition/growth rate formula • Define what patient loyalty is today • How to recognise potential patient leaks in the practice • How to track each point of contact your patient has with your and practice and ensure a consistent experience • 5 steps to creating patient loyalty Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTi) – • To complete the MBTi instrument • Analyse your own communication style and explore its impact on others in the team • Identify areas for development • Gain awareness on how you and others prefer to take in and prioritise information • As a team develop strategies to increase team communication effectiveness Further event information

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Patric Moberger & Anita Roubicek

Patric Moberger Patric holds a Masters in Adult Education and after years in the hospitality industry in various management positions, he then came to Australia (from Sweden) in 1999 to manage the frontline management development programs at Ansett Airlines. He has since worked with Shell Australia designing Shell’s global middle management programs and Qantas Airlines’, where he was responsible for the service training for 16,000 frontline staff. On top of this, Patric has worked with major oil companies, law firms, airlines, financial institutions, insurance companies, food manufacturers, retail industries and telecom businesses in Australasia, Europe and America. Patric brings with him to Prime a wealth of experience facilitating leadership training programmes. Anita Roubicek Anita has worked as a Management Consultant for more than 20 years dealing primarily in design, implementation and delivery of Leadership and Management solutions. Her clients have included: The Institute of Management at The University of NSW, Qantas, Westpac Corporation, Zurich Financial Services, Hanimex Corporation, Australian Army, BT Financial Group, Stanwell Corporation & Australia Post. Since joining Prime Practice 7 years ago, Anita has rewritten the Prime Practice workshops and curriculum and delivered training programs to thousands of dentists and their teams, across every state of Australia, as well as New Zealand, Singapore, Vietnam and the USA. Anita has also coached and mentored all the Prime Practice trainers, coaches and administration team and been instrumental to the growth of the organization

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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

Principles of Implant Dentistry
Melbourne Dental School, The University of Melbourne

Dental Implants Periodontics Prosthodontics

Melbourne Victoria Australia
24 May 2018 - 4 Oct 2018
09:30 - 17:00 (48 hrs)

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This course, which is based on an internationally recognized curriculum, witll be presented in a modular fashion offered throughout the year. Implant education for both the surgical and restorative phases of treatment will be carried out in a generic manner, that is, to discuss issues central to implant dentistry rather than over-emphasising system-specific issues. Speakers have been invited with a…

This course, which is based on an internationally recognized curriculum, witll be presented in a modular fashion offered throughout the year. Implant education for both the surgical and restorative phases of treatment will be carried out in a generic manner, that is, to discuss issues central to implant dentistry rather than over-emphasising system-specific issues. Speakers have been invited with a wide range of implant experiences and system uses. The importance of the restorative dentist abd a restoratively driven treatment plan in dental implant therapy is emphasised. Each of the modules will provide core information, however during later stages of the course issues inherent to four major implant systems will be discussed at length. This course has been organised to provide information relevant to more experienced practitioners and also is to encompass issues related to maintenance and dealing with implant dentistry complications. Central to this course will be the emphasis on appropriate treatment planning to ensure clinical success in this ever expanding field. At the conclusion of the course, successful completion of an open-book on-line assessment will fulfil the requirements for award of the ITI Certificate in Implant Dentistry. Curriculum Framework Goal/Learning Outcomes Theoretical: Foundation level knowledge in implant dentistry Clinical: To be able to maintain peri-implant tissue health and implant prostheses; and manage simple complications. To be able to restore Straightforward single tooth cases Course pre-requisite None Assessment Standardized on-line examination, assessment of hands-on activities Melbourne Dental School CPD certificate and ITI Certificate in implant dentistry, foundation level on successful completion of the assessment Module 1 An outline of the variety of clinical application of implants for fixed and removable replacement of teeth. Comparisons with conventional tooth replacement modalities Understanding osseointegration, bone and bone healing Soft tissue around teeth and implants – similarities and differences Mechanical behaviour of tissues and prostheses Implant survival and success Current evidence implant and prosthesis survival and success Baseline records (probing pockets, radiographs) and monitoring Oral hygiene education Routine debridement Protocol for mucositis management Protocol for peri-implantitis management and referral Hands-on instruments for implant monitoring and maintenance, plaque and calculus removal Occusal assessment Biophysical differences teeth and implants Risks posed by occlusal forces, parafunction Recommended guidelines Module 2 Anatomy in relation to implant dentistry Pharmacology with relevance to implant dentistry Radiography – ALARA, ALADA, 2D and 3D imaging for implant dentistry Biosafety, general principles for dental practice, aseptic protocols, clean versus sterile Oral Surgery – routine knowledge and skills, equipment and instruments for dentoalveolar surgery, general principles of flap design Hands-on Aseptic protocols, hand scrubbing and disinfection, gowning and gloving exercises Selecting an implant system – outline of criteria (with weighting) that would guide selection Legal and ethical aspects – documentation and record keeping, including photographic records, informed consent Module 3 Structured assessment – anamnesis/patient history and social factors Medical risk factors – common systemic risk factors that may influence dental implant management Dental risk factors – oral hygiene, chronic periodontitis, caries risk, salivary flow, parafunction Site assessment – to focus on restorative assessment, but no to include elements of the soft tissues and the underlying bone Risk assessment – SAC clarification, online tool, esthetic risk assessment (ERA) Additional investigations – diagnostic articulated dental casts, wax-up and set-up, radiographic templates, photography CBCL (Case based collaborative learning) – Cases to be provided for participants to discuss in groups and to assess case complexity and establish risk profile (includes dental chart, radiographs, photographs etc) Module 4 Surgical protocols Tooth extraction protocols Provisionalisation during surgery The true state of play at immediate loading Hands-on implant placement Measure of osseointegration Surgical restorative correspondence Interim measures prior to restoration including healing abutment selection Clinical tips and hints Module 5 Implant impressions Implants in the wrong place Current concepts in implant connection and abutments Implant provisionals CAD Interface with the lab Material choices Delivery of an implant crown Having the right hardware – torque wrenches and drivers Screw mechanics Module 6 Biological complications Restorative complications Managing complications Maintenance protocols Ongoing soft tissue appraisal and maintenance Medical legal issues On-line assessment/examiniation to be taken on participants own lap top or mobile device. Module 1: Thursday 24 May 2018 (Full day 9.00 am - 5.00 pm) Module 2: Friday 1 June 2018 (Full day 9.00 am - 5.00 pm) Module 3: Thursday 5 July 2018 (Full day 9.00 am to 5.00 pm Module 4: Thursday 9 and Friday 10 August 2018 (Two full days 9.00 am - 5.00 pm) Module 5: Tuesday 11 and Wednesday 12 September 2018 (Two full days 9.00 am - 5.00 pm) Module 6: Thursday 4 October 2018 (Full day 9.00 am to 5.00 pm) Further event information

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Mr Andrew Bridgeman is a specialist Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon in private practice. He graduated BDSc, and MBBS from The University of Melbourne and has a Masters Degree in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery from the same university. He completed his specialist fellowship in 1999, and undertook further post-fellowship training in the United Kingdom in the surgical management of head & neck oncology. He has multiple journal publications and has a special interest in Orthognathic surgery and surigcal implantology. Mr Mark Barit obtained his undergraduate dental qualification at the University of Melbourne for Dentistry and Medicine 1999 and 2005 respectively. Mark has worked in many hospitals in Australia and overseas in the UK. He received his Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Training through the Victorian Training Program, involving rotations through various Melbourne Hospitals (The Royal Dental Hospital, The Alfred Hospital, Austin Hospital, Royal Children’s Hospital, Southern Health and The Royal Melbourne Hospital). Mark then undertook a Clinical Fellowship in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery at University Hospital Aintree & Alder Hey Children’s Hospital, in Liverpool UK. During this time he worked with various subspecialty Oral and Maxillofacial Units including: the Head & Neck Oncology and Reconstructive Team, the Cleft / Craniofacial and Facial Deformity Teams. Additionally, Mark was heavily involved in the management of numerous facial trauma cases which were managed by the Maxillofacial Surgery Unit. Dr Paul Wright completed his undergraduate degree at Melbourne University in 1979, attaining his Bachelor of Dental Science degree with Honours. After a period in general practice and an extended sojourn travelling overseas, Paul commenced postgraduate studies in 1985 obtaining his Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of Dental Surgeons in 1987. In 1988, he joined Dr Harley Moffatt in East Kew, forming an associateship in 1989. Paul has a keen interest in the scientific basis of clinical procedures and strongly believes in continuing education as a prerequisite to delivering the highest standard of dental care to his patients.Dr Wright maintains an active interest in dental education. He served as a demonstrator to dental students at Melbourne University for over 10 years. He served on the Graduate Education Committee of the Australian Dental Association and 9 years on the committee of the Australian Prosthodontic Society as President for 2006/2007. He is currently serving as a member of the A.D.A. defense commitee. He has served as an examiner for the R.A.C.D.S. Affiliate programme and has also served as an examiner in Operative Dentistry for the A.D.C. He is currently an examiner for the M.R.A.C.D.S. programme. Dr Adam Rosenberg graduated with a BDS from the University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa and obtained his Masters Degree in Periodontology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill USA. Dr Rosenberg is in full time clinical private practice in Melbourne. Dr Rosenberg is actively involved in continuing professional development both nationally and internationally. Fields of interest include periodontal plastic surgery, implantology and guided bone and tissue regeneration. Dr Benedicta Wong completed her BDS in New Zealand in 2005 and subsequently worked in Mackay for Queensland Health. She then moved to practice in both the public and private sectors in Malaysia. She returned to Melbourne in 2011 to complete her specialist training in the field periodontics in 2013. Since then, she has been practicing in Melbourne as a specialist periodontist, and is actively involved in continuing education activities. Dr Shayne Callis graduated BDS with distinction in 1985 at The University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg (Wits) and was the recipient of awards for Periodontology, Maxillofacial and Oral Surgery (Lester Brown award), Conservative Dentistry and Pharmacology (Jan Breyer award). He graduated M Dent in the field of Periodontics and Oral Medicine (Wits) in 1991 and maintained a private practice in Johannesburg and a post graduate teaching position at Wits until 2001. He has served on the committees of the South African society for periodontics and the South African society for dental implantology and was the president of the latter society for a 2 year term. He attained the Australian Dental Certificate in 2000 and has been in full time practice in Balwyn since 2002. His clinical interests are in the management of periodontitis, both surgical and non-surgical and dental implants. He has been a clinical demonstrator in the post graduate clinic at Melbourne University since 2004, and has also served as an examiner for Melbourne University. He is a fellow of the ITI. Dr Andrew Tucker maintains a Specialist Periodontal and Implant practice in Melbourne. He has taught postgraduate periodontics and implant dentistry at University of Melbourne for over 10 years. Dr Tucker is a Fellow of RACDS and the Royal College of Surgeons and Physicians (Glasgow). Dr Robert De Poi graduated with a BDS, 1994 (University of Melbourne) and then worked in private general practice for 14 years where he developed an interest in Periodontics. Robert is a Specialist Periodontist with a practice in Moonee Pongs. He received his MDSC in Periodontics (Indiana University School of Dentistry). In 2002 he was awarded the Dr and Mrs. Gerald M Kramer Scholarship for Excellence by the American Academy of Periodontology Foundation. Robert is involved with teaching in the periodontal programme at the University of Melbourne and has lectured at many continuing professional development courses. He is a councillor of the ADAVB Inc., and a member of various societies and academies. Professor Ivan Darby is Head of Periodontics and Convener of the Postgraduate Periodontic program at the Melbourne Dental School. He graduated with a BDS (1991) and completed his PhD (2000), both from the University of Glasgow. In 2006 he received his FRACDS(Perio). Ivan is a specialist periodontist working part-time in Moonee Ponds. His research interests include periodontal and surgical implant treatment outcomes and bone regeneration. He has published widely in peer-reviewed journals and serves as editor of Periodontology. A Fellow of the ITI, Ivan has lectured locally, nationally and internationally. Dr Alice HS Huynh is a female Specialist Periodontist who speaks Cantonese, Mandarin and Vietnamese (as well as English). Alice is a registered specialist periodontist under the Dental Board of Australia. She specializes in periodontal treatment and dental implants. Alice graduated from the University of Melbourne (2007) with BDSc (Hons). She than worked at the Alfred Hospital in 2008 where she gained increased experience in working with medically compromised patients and developed an interest in surgery. Since then, she has worked in private practices in Melbourne and embarked on her DCD in periodontics in 2012 at the University of Melbourne and graduated in 2014. Her research thesis was on the proteome (the proteins found in various tissues) of gingival fluid in healthy, gingivitis and periodontitis. This has been accepted for publication in a peer reviewed journal. Alice is a member of the Australian and New Zealand Academy of Periodontists, the Australian Society of Periodontology and the Australian Dental Association. Dr Gary Yip is a Periodontist in private practice in Melbourne and is also a diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology. He is involved in the clinical teaching for the postgraduate program in Periodontology in the Melbourne Dental School. Gary has lectured in the fields of periodontics and implantology both in Australia and overseas. Dr Chris Evans completed his BDSc (University of Queensland), and his MDSc in prosthodontics (University of Melbourne). He is in full-time specialist prosthodontic practice in Brighton, and has a branch practice in Albury, NSW. Chris has been involved with teaching undergraduate and postgraduate students at The University of Melbourne and has been involved in several international multi-centre clinical research trials. He has presented on implant dentistry and other prosthodontic topics throughout Australasia, Asia, America and Europe. Dr Jaffa Abduo received his BDS (Otago, New Zealand), DClinDent (Otago, New Zealand), MRACDS (Pros). His current position is as Senior Lecturer in Prosthodontics and Convener of the Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Dentistry (Implants) and Convenor of Removable Prosthodontics at the Melbourne Dental School. His research interest are in the areas of CAD/CAM dentistry, Removable prosthodontics, Implant biomechanics and Dental occlusion. Jaafar’s teaching interests are in the areas of Fixed and removable prosthodontics, Oral implantology and Evidence based prosthodontics. Dr Kunal Pandya completed his undergraduate dental training at the University of Queensland in 2002. He worked in general practice for four years, prior to commencing specialist Prosthodontic training at the University of Melbourne in 2007. Kunal currently practices at Prosthodontic Associates in Collins Street, Melbourne and is actively involved in continuing education with the ADA and the University of Melbourne. Dr Andrew Flood is a specialist prosthodontist and has for a number of years been a central fi gure in the specialist training program at the Melbourne Dental School and has also had a clinical appointment with the Maxillofacial Unit at the Royal Melbourne Hospital. Andrew has lectured on various prosthodontic subjects both internationally and nationally and has a keen interest in the provision of immediately loaded dental implants. Dr Nick Palfreyman is a specialist prosthodontist practicing in Ballarat and Melbourne. He completed undergraduate and postgraduate speciality training at the University of Melbourne. Nick has served in the Australian Defence force and been admitted to Fellowship of the RACDS. Nick is involved in teaching conventional and implant prosthodontics at the University and Melbourne and has lectured across the country in implant prosthodontics. He has a strong interest in dental implant biomechanics and conservative aesthetic rehabilitations. Dr Graham Woolley is a Lecturer in Fixed Prosthodontics at The University of Melbourne, Melbourne Dental School. He also works as a prosthodontist for the Australian Defence Force and in specialist private practice. His main area of interest is implantology and prosthodontic treatment of wear and parafunction. Associate Professor Roy Judge is head of Prosthodontics at the Melbourne Dental School and Interim Clinical Director of the Melbourne Oral Health Training and Education Centre (MOHTEC). Roy is also in specialist Prosthodontic practice in Essendon.

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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

IV Sedation Comprehensive Course
NZ Society for Sedation in Dentistry

Sedation

Auckland
26 May 2018 - 27 May 2018
08:00 - 16:30 (11.5 hrs)

Speakers Bio - Dr Don Macalister, Paul Templer, Graham Shaw, Graeme Christie, Nick Stretton, Tania Stuart,
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Event Description This is a course for dentists who wish to undertake a training programme in IV Sedation. The programme is for practitioners with minimal or no previous experience in IV sedation and for those who have had previous experience but require re-certification, or a refresher course. You must have been graduated for at least one year ago, or hold a current hospital house surgeon position.…

Event Description This is a course for dentists who wish to undertake a training programme in IV Sedation. The programme is for practitioners with minimal or no previous experience in IV sedation and for those who have had previous experience but require re-certification, or a refresher course. You must have been graduated for at least one year ago, or hold a current hospital house surgeon position. The training programme will meet the requirements of the NZDA Code of Practice and the DCNZ Practice Standard for IV Sedation. The two day programme involves lectures, demonstrations, simulated IV sedation experience, practical training, venipuncture and a multi choice examination. You will be posted the course manual one month prior and will need to be familiar with this. Do allow time to study this as the required pass mark is 75%. To gain certification following the course you will be required to: 1. Observe three cases of IV sedation with a mentor who is a member of the NZSSD and who will sign a letter confirming that you have done this. 2. You also need to pass 'Safe Sedation Training' which is an online sedation learning program (the cost of this is included in the course fee).

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Speakers Bio - Dr Don Macalister, Paul Templer, Graham Shaw, Graeme Christie, Nick Stretton, Tania Stuart,

Speakers Bio - Dr Don Macalister, Oral Surgeon - Paul Templer, Anaesthetist - Graham Shaw, General Practitioner - Graeme Christie, General Practitioner - Nick Stretton, General Practitioner - Tania Stuart, General Practitioner

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Organisers

NZ Society for Sedation in Dentistry
PO Box 46 308
Herne Bay
1147

Graham Shaw
T: 021 971 262
E: gshaw@jervoisdental.co.nz
W: www.dentalsedation.co.nz

Endodontics in the Era of Implants
ADA NSW Centre for Professional Development

Endodontics Restorative Dentistry

St Leonards
26 May 2018
09:00 - 16:30 (6.5 hrs)

Dr Nick Hocking and Dr Alan Nerwich
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This one day course will be a stimulating conversation in treatment planning between specialist endodontist Alan Nerwich and restorative dentist Nick Hocking. The day will be spent hearing Alan and Nick treatment plan numerous complex scenarios, real life scenarios where genuine records and radiographs will be discussed and ideal and compromised treatment plans are created. This will be a day of combined…

This one day course will be a stimulating conversation in treatment planning between specialist endodontist Alan Nerwich and restorative dentist Nick Hocking. The day will be spent hearing Alan and Nick treatment plan numerous complex scenarios, real life scenarios where genuine records and radiographs will be discussed and ideal and compromised treatment plans are created. This will be a day of combined lectures and case presentations. Ample opportunity will be given for interaction with the presenters and delegates are encouraged to bring their own troubling cases in for discussion. By the end of this day you will be more confident in approaching every day treatment planning issues regarding the compromised tooth. Participants should ensure that they have suitably de-identified the records, including any images, for the cases they bring along for discussion. Further event information

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Dr Nick Hocking and Dr Alan Nerwich

Alan graduated from the University of Sydney in 1986 with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery and was awarded Honours. He obtained his Masters of Dental Science degree in Endodontics from the University of Melbourne in 1992. He is a Fellow of the International College of Dentists and is a member of the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons in the special field of endodontics. Alan is a Past President of the Australian and New Zealand Academy of Endodontists (ANZAE) and has served as Vice President of the Australian Society of Endodontology (ASE) in NSW. Alan is the current Oceanic Regent for the International Federation of Endodontic Associations (IFEA) and is a member of the Board of Studies in Endodontics for the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons. Dr. Hocking completed his Bachelor of Dental Surgery at Adelaide University before moving to London where he acquired his MSc with distinction in Conservative Dentistry and his MClinDent in Prosthodontics at the Eastman Institute, University of London. He then taught Implant Dentistry at the Eastman Institute while working at the Harley Street Dental Clinic in London. Dr Hocking is an Associate Lecturer at the University of Sydney and has been a lecturer and examiner for the Graduate Diploma for Oral Implant at the University of Sydney.

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

Piezotome Surgical Techniques: Extraction and Intra-crestal Maxillary Sinus Lift
ADA NSW Centre for Professional Development

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Oral Surgery

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

Dr Rajiv Verma
Hands On Lecture

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The piezoelectric surgery instrumentation in Periodontics course, is an excellent and unique opportunity to gain a further understanding behind the use of piezoelectric surgery to improve treatment outcomes Topics include An atraumatic extraction technique and why this technique? The use of piezoelectric surgery for teeth extraction An introduction to sinus anatomy Role of piezoelectric surgery in…

The piezoelectric surgery instrumentation in Periodontics course, is an excellent and unique opportunity to gain a further understanding behind the use of piezoelectric surgery to improve treatment outcomes Topics include An atraumatic extraction technique and why this technique? The use of piezoelectric surgery for teeth extraction An introduction to sinus anatomy Role of piezoelectric surgery in intra-crestal sinus lift procedures Learning Objectives Participants will have a more advanced understanding of the role of piezoelectric surgery in surgical practice Participants will obtain an understanding of the maxillary sinus anatomy and use of piezoelectric surgery instruments to enhance sinus lift outcomes and patient comfort. Participants will be able to understand the techniques and application of piezoelectric surgery in atraumatic tooth extraction and sinus lift procedures. Further event information

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Dr Rajiv Verma

Dr Rajiv Verma is in specialist periodontal practice in Hornsby, Sydney. He is the President of ASP NSW branch and is also involved with teaching the final year dental students at Sydney University. Dr Verma obtained his specialist qualification in Periodontics in 2008 from University of Otago and has over twenty years of clinical experience in dentistry. He is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons both in the General Stream and in the Division of Periodontics and a member of numerous professional organisations (ANZAP, ITI, ASP, AOMSI). His interests are in plastic and regenerative periodontal procedures as well as in treatment of peri-implantitis. He has presented many lectures and continuing education courses in periodontology locally and internationally.

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

Primespeak Seminar
Prime Practice

Dental Education Patient Management Practice Management

Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia
30 May 2018 - 31 May 2018
08:00 - 17:00 (14 hrs)

Patric Moberger
Hands On Lecture

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The two-day Primespeak Communications Workshop for Dentists will eliminate practice stress using this ethical, gentle, step-by-step system. This program is being used by Australia's leading practitioners who report significant increases in hourly rate and new patient referrals, in a low stress environment. Learn the psychological triggers that cause patients to choose optimum treatment; refer their…

The two-day Primespeak Communications Workshop for Dentists will eliminate practice stress using this ethical, gentle, step-by-step system. This program is being used by Australia's leading practitioners who report significant increases in hourly rate and new patient referrals, in a low stress environment. Learn the psychological triggers that cause patients to choose optimum treatment; refer their friends and want you to always be their dentist. Understand the counter-intuitive paradigm shift that underlies Primespeak. Gain a perspective into this world of psychological influencing forces and learn how to drive them, for mutual benefit. Discover new techniques that are the antithesis of traditional sales methods. 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

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Prime Practice

Dental Education Dental Materials Patient Management Practice Management

Wellington, New Zealand 6011
30 May 2018 - 31 May 2018
08:00 - 17:00 (14 hrs)

Patric Moberger & Anita Roubicek
Hands On Lecture

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Course Description: This course is designed for the Principal dentist and team. It covers the following: How to apply the Appreciative Inquiry interview process, which involves and engages all members of their team to create a strategic plan for the practice. • The whole team will develop and document their short and long term plans by: o Prioritizing a list of strategies o Creating actions for the…

Course Description: This course is designed for the Principal dentist and team. It covers the following: How to apply the Appreciative Inquiry interview process, which involves and engages all members of their team to create a strategic plan for the practice. • The whole team will develop and document their short and long term plans by: o Prioritizing a list of strategies o Creating actions for the next 12 to 36 months that are realistic, measureable and motivating for the principal and the team • The whole team will have created a plan to monitor strategies and stay on track o implement steps/measures to hold each team members accountable and ensure follow up is occurring How to create a “Patients for Life” culture in your practice • Learn how to measure patient loyalty by using active patient number and attrition/growth rate formula • Define what patient loyalty is today • How to recognise potential patient leaks in the practice • How to track each point of contact your patient has with your and practice and ensure a consistent experience • 5 steps to creating patient loyalty Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTi) – • To complete the MBTi instrument • Analyse your own communication style and explore its impact on others in the team • Identify areas for development • Gain awareness on how you and others prefer to take in and prioritise information • As a team develop strategies to increase team communication effectiveness Further event information

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Patric Moberger & Anita Roubicek

Patric Moberger Patric holds a Masters in Adult Education and after years in the hospitality industry in various management positions, he then came to Australia (from Sweden) in 1999 to manage the frontline management development programs at Ansett Airlines. He has since worked with Shell Australia designing Shell’s global middle management programs and Qantas Airlines’, where he was responsible for the service training for 16,000 frontline staff. On top of this, Patric has worked with major oil companies, law firms, airlines, financial institutions, insurance companies, food manufacturers, retail industries and telecom businesses in Australasia, Europe and America. Patric brings with him to Prime a wealth of experience facilitating leadership training programmes. Anita Roubicek Anita has worked as a Management Consultant for more than 20 years dealing primarily in design, implementation and delivery of Leadership and Management solutions. Her clients have included: The Institute of Management at The University of NSW, Qantas, Westpac Corporation, Zurich Financial Services, Hanimex Corporation, Australian Army, BT Financial Group, Stanwell Corporation & Australia Post. Since joining Prime Practice 7 years ago, Anita has rewritten the Prime Practice workshops and curriculum and delivered training programs to thousands of dentists and their teams, across every state of Australia, as well as New Zealand, Singapore, Vietnam and the USA. Anita has also coached and mentored all the Prime Practice trainers, coaches and administration team and been instrumental to the growth of the organization

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Venue

James Cook Hotel Grand Chancellor
147 The Terrace

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

Understanding Orthodontics
ADA NSW Centre for Professional Development

Orthodontics Orthodontics/Orthognathic Surgery

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

Dr Nour Eldin Tarraf
Lecture

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Topics include The mixed dentition patient: what to look for Early treatment vs timely treatment: Growth modification in children and adolescents using orthopaedic treatments, which malocclusion when? Anterior Crossbite: what every dentist should know Changing the face of modern Orthodontics: temporary anchorage devices. Management of missing teeth through mesialisation, molar disitalisation to address…

Topics include The mixed dentition patient: what to look for Early treatment vs timely treatment: Growth modification in children and adolescents using orthopaedic treatments, which malocclusion when? Anterior Crossbite: what every dentist should know Changing the face of modern Orthodontics: temporary anchorage devices. Management of missing teeth through mesialisation, molar disitalisation to address space loss issues, skeletal open bites, pre-prosthetic orthodontics and Class III treatments The adult orthodontic patient: more options than ever before! Learning Objectives Differentiate normal from deviation from normal occlusion. Identify and manage common eruption problems including impactions. Identify whether an early intervention may be called for or the referral to a specialist is required Recognise the correct timing for successful correction of different malocclusion in growing patients Identify differential diagnoses between malocclusions of skeletal and dental origins Key points in diagnosis, treatment planning and sequencing in adult orthodontic treatment. Understanding the different appliance options in adults, their advantages and limitations. Further event information

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Speaker

Dr Nour Eldin Tarraf

Dr Tarraf finished his BDS at Cairo University with Honors in 2001 and then after 2 years in private practice joined the Department of Orthodontics at Cairo University. In 2005 he moved to Sydney to start the Masters degree in Orthodontics, which he completed in 2008 with Honors. He worked at the University of Sydney as full time lecturer involved in both teaching, research and clinical work until he moved to private practice in 2009. Dr Tarraf has a special interest in the use of skeletal anchorage and temporary anchorage devices (TADs) for various orthodontic applications including growth modification in growing children. He also enjoys lingual orthodontics and esthetic appliances and has worked extensively with lingual appliances in the past five years. He also has an interest in research and teaching and is involved in a number of research projects with the University of Sydney Department of Orthodontics. He also lectures in the Long Ortho Course, which is part of the University of Sydney continuing education program. He is also currently working towards a PhD on the application of skeletal anchorage in growth modification in orthodontics and has lectured both nationally and internationally.

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

Sem#12 Periodontics, Maxillofacial, TMD ...
Progressive Orthodontic Seminars

Orthodontics Orthodontics/Orthognathic Surgery Periodontics

Australia
1 Jun 2018 - 4 Jun 2018
08:00 - 17:30 (32 hrs)

Dr. Charlie KAHWAGI
DVD/CD/Video Hands On Internet Lecture

Putting It Together: Periodontics, Maxillofacial, TMD, Implantology, & Orthodontics  Diagnosing and Treatment Planning of 4 Complicated-Multidisciplinary Cases that YOU Can Now Manage  ON LINE 50 question Final Exam multiplechoice–Covering Over 1000 Orthodontic Principles  Presenting Two of Your Own Cases  Improving the prognosis of periodontal cases with ortho. …

Putting It Together: Periodontics, Maxillofacial, TMD, Implantology, & Orthodontics  Diagnosing and Treatment Planning of 4 Complicated-Multidisciplinary Cases that YOU Can Now Manage  ON LINE 50 question Final Exam multiplechoice–Covering Over 1000 Orthodontic Principles  Presenting Two of Your Own Cases  Improving the prognosis of periodontal cases with ortho.  Common orthodontics aproaches that can exacervate TMD and Management of TMD patients  Building Ridges with Ortho Before Implant Placement  Introduction to Corticotomy to overcome skeletal resistance and extend the range of dental movements  Surgical cases  Management of transpositions and warren springs.  Hands on: warren springs

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Speaker

Dr. Charlie KAHWAGI

Tertiary Education: Dental Degree achieved in 1991 Melbourne University Professional Information: Private practice 1991-present Principal dentist in a multidisciplinary general practice facility in Lara, Australia employing 4 full time dentists, 2 full time hygienist / therapists and 20 odd auxiliary staff Ongoing education: POS 1997 – 1999 Advanced POS class in 2010-2011 POS Instructors’ class 2011 Implant surgery through “Branemark Centre” Perth 1997 - 1999 Various bone grafting and advanced implant courses 1993-present Trained for “Nobel Guide” and “All-On-4” surgical techniques 2005 - 2006 Professional Societies: Australian Dental Association (ADA) Australian Osseo-integration Society (AOS) Australian Society of Implant Dentistry (ASID) International Congress of Oral Implantologists (ICOI) American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (AACD) Practice focus: Providing exceptional comprehensive dentistry Empowering patient’s to achieve their dental goals Key Interest areas: Orthodontics Implants Full mouth rehabilitation Personal information: Born 1969 in Melbourne Married with 2 children Hobbies include: Family,4WD, camping, skiing, boating, cricket, Amateur radio communication and all things scientific! Gold Member of the Richmond Football Club

Venue

Novotel Hotel
350 Church St
Parramatta NSW 2150 Sydney

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

Safe Management of Dental Pain with Medicines
ADA NSW Centre for Professional Development

Pain Control & Diagnostics Pharmacology

St Leonards
1 Jun 2018
09:00 - 16:00 (6 hrs)

Associate Professor Geraldine Moses
Lecture

ONLINE ENROLMENT

Managing pain is a daily duty for most dental professionals, with analgesic medications used frequently as an adjunct to dental interventions. Although ibuprofen, paracetamol and codeine are the most commonly utilised medicines, a range of other medicines are available. However it is not so clear how to choose between these medicines, their benefits and risks, when to use combinations or what precautions…

Managing pain is a daily duty for most dental professionals, with analgesic medications used frequently as an adjunct to dental interventions. Although ibuprofen, paracetamol and codeine are the most commonly utilised medicines, a range of other medicines are available. However it is not so clear how to choose between these medicines, their benefits and risks, when to use combinations or what precautions to heed regarding co-morbid conditions and interactions with concomitant medications. Other clinical issues include how to best manage acute pain in the very young, the very old, in pregnancy and breastfeeding. How to manage acute dental pain in patients who are already on medicines for chronic pain will also be discussed. This seminar will cover all the issues of using medicines for pain management you wish they’d taught you at university. There will be ample time for discussion including case examples and challenges faced in clinical practice. Topics include •Current concepts in pain management •Simple analgesics – pros and cons, place in therapy •NSAIDs & COX-2 inhibitors – risks and benefits, place in therapy •Opiates- risks and benefits, place in tx, equianalgesic and ceiling doses, •Tramadol and tapentadol- what are they, where do they fit in •Combination analgesia- paracetamol + ibuprofen and more! •Adjuvant medicines – pregabalin, clonidine, turmeric, valproate •Specific pain management issues in children, elderly, pregnancy and breastfeeding. Further event information

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Speaker

Associate Professor Geraldine Moses

Geraldine Moses is a doctor of clinical pharmacy specialising in drug information. As well as providing a national drug information advisory service called “Pharma-Advice” for members of the Australian Dental Association, Geraldine also works part-time in the Academic Practice Unit of the Mater Public Hospital in Brisbane and is Adjunct Associate Professor in the School of Pharmacy, University of Queensland. She also consults to organisations such as the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Commission for Safety in Quality in Health Care, the Queensland Office of Health Ombudsman and the New Zealand Dental Association. A frequent speaker at seminars and conferences, Geraldine is well known amongst her profession and has received many awards including in 2002 she was named Australian Pharmacist of the Year. And in 2013 she received ADAQ’s Medal of Merit for services to the dental profession as a non-dentist.

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

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