The infection control requirements for oral surgical procedures include using sterile gloves, appropriate sterile drapes, sterile instruments, and surgical handwashing. The principles of sterile aseptic technique must be applied to all surgical procedures undertaken in the dental practice. This course aims to assist the practitioner and/or assistant to master the skills required to efficiently scrub-up,…

The infection control requirements for oral surgical procedures include using sterile gloves, appropriate sterile drapes, sterile instruments, and surgical handwashing. The principles of sterile aseptic technique must be applied to all surgical procedures undertaken in the dental practice. This course aims to assist the practitioner and/or assistant to master the skills required to efficiently scrub-up, drape, assist or perform oral surgery in a safe environment and follow set surgical protocol. Topics include Surgical set-up Clean vs Sterile Correct hand scrubbing techniques Optimal sterilization and wrapping of surgical instruments Surgical protocol in Implantology Sharps and biological waste control Learning Objectives Implementing sterile procedures in individual practices Further event information

1. Over-dentures. 2 Thin biotype and the maxillary anterior implant. 3.Case presentations for work-up with oversight from Drs Watson and Whitley.

1. Over-dentures. 2 Thin biotype and the maxillary anterior implant. 3.Case presentations for work-up with oversight from Drs Watson and Whitley.

This two-day hands-on seminar offers personalised, high level training for general dentists wishing to pursue excellence in endodontics, and will teach state-of-the-art evidence-based procedures in root canal preparation and obturation, with a focus on recent advances in endodontic diagnosis and materials. Important techniques for avoiding and managing endodontic procedural problems will be analysed…

This two-day hands-on seminar offers personalised, high level training for general dentists wishing to pursue excellence in endodontics, and will teach state-of-the-art evidence-based procedures in root canal preparation and obturation, with a focus on recent advances in endodontic diagnosis and materials. Important techniques for avoiding and managing endodontic procedural problems will be analysed in detail, and participants will be introduced to contemporary methods for removal of obturation materials and obstructions from root canals. Lecture material will be presented utilising microscope-assisted clinical video, and the workshop portion of the course will provide a hands-on opportunity to use the most clinically relevant rotary NiTi systems and obturation methods. Modern techniques for removing posts, gutta percha, and fractured instruments will be demonstrated, with operating microscopes available for all hands-on exercises. Participation is designed to improve your clinical results, efficiency, scope of practice, and professional satisfaction. Topics include Update on endodontic diagnosis and treatment planning, including the role of Cone Beam CT imaging and protocols for managing cracked teeth How best to use rotary NiTi systems, and the concept of reciprocating instrumentation (hands-on) Advanced use of irrigants and the role of ultrasonic activation (hands-on) Integrating rotary NiTi instrumentation and obturation to improve efficiency and achieve predictable results (hands-on) Optimise the accuracy of the electronic apex locator Evidence-based concepts and practical considerations on single vs multi-visit endodontic treatment Prevention and management of procedural complications such as canal transportation, loss of length, perforation, and instrument fracture Live demonstrations on extracted teeth will clearly show step-by-step techniques for removal of gutta-percha, posts and broken instruments (hands-on) Mineral Trioxide Aggregate (MTA) in endodontic obturation and perforation repair (an opportunity to use MTA) Principles of modern endodontic surgery with demonstrations of ultrasonic retropreparation and retrofilling (hands-on) Two afternoons of hands-on practice with the aid of operating microscopes, closely supervised by endodontists Learning Objectives At the conclusion of the course, participants should be able to appreciate: How to accurately diagnose and treatment plan endodontic cases Advances in radiographic techniques How to assess and manage cracked teeth Strategies and practical aspects of canal preparation with rotary NiTi Working length determination and the use of electronic apex locators Modern concepts of root canal obturation How to avoid and deal with procedural complications The role of MTA and practical aspects of handling this material Principles of removal of obturation materials and canal obstructions Indications and principles of endodontic surgery An understanding of the role of the operating microscope Further event information

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

Being efficient and predictable with composite resin is a must for any practicing clinician. Additionally, direct composites provide functional long lasting and aesthetically pleasing results in the most conservative fashion. Understand the materials and learn simple systems for the efficient placement of direct composites, restoring teeth to their natural form and function in a predictable manner.…

Being efficient and predictable with composite resin is a must for any practicing clinician. Additionally, direct composites provide functional long lasting and aesthetically pleasing results in the most conservative fashion. Understand the materials and learn simple systems for the efficient placement of direct composites, restoring teeth to their natural form and function in a predictable manner. This session will be lecture-style, with a combination of presentation and demonstration. Learn the fundamentals of all things Composite, including: - Shade selection - Controlled thickness layering technique - Preparation design - Tips to prevent the risk of voids - Bond failure and sensitivity - Whether to use a liner or not - Success with bulk fills - An overview of matrix systems - Finishing and polishing

Accredited full day comprehensive course covering all aspects of resuscitation. Includes skill stations, scenarios, practical and theory assessment, variety of health professionals and modern equipment. Plenty of hands on time.

Accredited full day comprehensive course covering all aspects of resuscitation. Includes skill stations, scenarios, practical and theory assessment, variety of health professionals and modern equipment. Plenty of hands on time. Further event information

In the era of modern dentistry we are seeing ageing patients retaining a heavily restored dentition for longer. Bruxism is a common outcome due to the ever increasing stresses of a fast paced life. These and many other factors result in cracks forming within teeth. The general dental practitioner is often required to diagnose, restore and maintain a tooth or teeth that have been cracked, This one-day…

In the era of modern dentistry we are seeing ageing patients retaining a heavily restored dentition for longer. Bruxism is a common outcome due to the ever increasing stresses of a fast paced life. These and many other factors result in cracks forming within teeth. The general dental practitioner is often required to diagnose, restore and maintain a tooth or teeth that have been cracked, This one-day multidisciplinary lecture will discuss the diagnosis and management of this often complex clinical situation as well as outcomes that can be expected and how to best to inform patients. The lecture will be a case based discussion delivering information relevant to treatment planning and restoration of these teeth that is immediately translatable to a general dental clinical setting. Topics include Etiology and types of cracks Diagnosis: History taking Clinical signs and symptoms of cracks Clinical Examination Radiographic examination and findings including 3D imaging Use of illumination and magnification Endodontic considerations The response of the pulp to cracks Bacterial ingress and crack propagation Minimal access and conservation of tooth structure Restorative considerations Modern restorative philosophies for restoring cracked teeth Restorative techniques and trouble shooting. Prognosis/Outcomes Learning Objectives Become confident in the diagnosis of cracks Pain management and symptomatic relief Restorative plans for cracked teeth When is endodontic treatment required. What outcomes can be expected and what to tell your patient. Further event information

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

CORE Immediate is designed for Dentists who are not administering any form of sedation. This course is for Dentists who are expected to manage and supervise resuscitation events. Certification requires the learner to demonstrate a given standard of simulated practical skills, facilitated by self-directed learning prior to the course and face-to-face training. Skills stations include Adult /Child and…

CORE Immediate is designed for Dentists who are not administering any form of sedation. This course is for Dentists who are expected to manage and supervise resuscitation events. Certification requires the learner to demonstrate a given standard of simulated practical skills, facilitated by self-directed learning prior to the course and face-to-face training. Skills stations include Adult /Child and Infant CPR, use of an AED, Airway Management and Medical Emergency scenarios.

Direct techniques for minimising sensitivity and obtaining perfect contacts This course will address the main causes of postoperative sensitivity with posterior composites, and present techniques that can be predictably employed by the clinician to prevent it occurring. This will include a discussion on cavity design and restorative material placement as well as the role of self-etching dentine bonding…

Direct techniques for minimising sensitivity and obtaining perfect contacts This course will address the main causes of postoperative sensitivity with posterior composites, and present techniques that can be predictably employed by the clinician to prevent it occurring. This will include a discussion on cavity design and restorative material placement as well as the role of self-etching dentine bonding systems, glass ionomers and flowable resins. During hands-on exercises, participants will have the opportunity to practice composite placement in typodont teeth using the materials and techniques discussed. Learning Objectives How does the cavity position and design affect prognosis? Is there an advantage in switching to selfetching dentine bonding systems? Liners and bases - do we still need them in the age of adhesive dentistry? Which composites are best suited to posterior applications? What is the role of Bulk Fill Composites? – are they the future? Getting tight contacts - matrix systems for posterior restorations Instrumentation for posterior composites Finishing and polishing procedures Further event information

Significant interactions with medicines used in dentistry SPECIAL RECENT GRADUATE PRICE OF $190 Administration of more than one drug at a time is a frequent event. It can occur simply by taking a medicine with a cup of coffee or in the complicated context of a person on multiple medicines per day. Even though dentists prescribe a narrow range of medicines, how often do you really assess the compatibility…

Significant interactions with medicines used in dentistry SPECIAL RECENT GRADUATE PRICE OF $190 Administration of more than one drug at a time is a frequent event. It can occur simply by taking a medicine with a cup of coffee or in the complicated context of a person on multiple medicines per day. Even though dentists prescribe a narrow range of medicines, how often do you really assess the compatibility of these with the medicines the patient is already on? Do you investigate the interaction of these medicines with food, herbal medicines, vitamins or fruit juices? What resources do you use to investigate drug interactions? In this presentation Geraldine will provide an overview of the current concepts in drug interactions and the clinically relevant interactions with drugs used in dentistry. Interactions with fruit juices (way beyond grapefruit juice) and complementary medicines will also be discussed. This presentation will help you unravel the mysteries of drug interactions and show you how to determine which interactions to worry about and which can be ignored. Topics include Drug-drug and drug-disease interactions Pharmacodynamic and pharmacokinetic interactions Drugs which affect NSAIDs, paracetamol, codeine, antibiotics and local anaesthetics. Interactions with fruit juice, smoking, alcohol, complementary medicines. Learning Objectives Understand the value of analysing interactions as dynamic vs kinetic Be familiar with CYP, OAT-P , P-gp, BCRP and UGT interactions Manage frequently encountered interactions with dentistry Know which resources provide most valuable information on drug interactions Further event information

This program is designed around some very complicated, and at first glance, impossible to perform restorative dental procedures. We have all experienced the situation. Patients will present seeking to improve their smile when their teeth are clearly in the wrong position due to agenesis or aplasia, or seeking to correct their teeth which are malaligned or heavily discoloured teeth and their wedding/photo…

This program is designed around some very complicated, and at first glance, impossible to perform restorative dental procedures. We have all experienced the situation. Patients will present seeking to improve their smile when their teeth are clearly in the wrong position due to agenesis or aplasia, or seeking to correct their teeth which are malaligned or heavily discoloured teeth and their wedding/photo opportunity is just weeks away. How do we deal with such cases? In this one-day workshop, Michael will showcase many aesthetically challenging cases, and some which at first glance appear to be truly impossible to complete restoratively. He will show you how it was done, and pass on tips for proper assessment and diagnostic workup. Michael will share the tips and tricks that can make or break these cases. In the hands-on exercise participants will learn how to do a diagnostic mockup to assess a case and to present it to their patient. Further event information

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

Accredited full day comprehensive course covering all aspects of resuscitation. Includes skill stations, scenarios, practical and theory assessment, variety of health professionals and modern equipment. Plenty of hands on time.

Accredited full day comprehensive course covering all aspects of resuscitation. Includes skill stations, scenarios, practical and theory assessment, variety of health professionals and modern equipment. Plenty of hands on time. Further event information

This course has been updated to reflect the soon to be released ADA’s Guidelines for Infection Prevention and Control 4th Ed. (2020) and NSW Health’s updated advice on COVID-19 Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) compliance continues to be a priority in NSW. More than ever the Australian health care consumer expects a safe visit to the dentist. We know the dental profession trusts ADA NSW to…

This course has been updated to reflect the soon to be released ADA’s Guidelines for Infection Prevention and Control 4th Ed. (2020) and NSW Health’s updated advice on COVID-19 Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) compliance continues to be a priority in NSW. More than ever the Australian health care consumer expects a safe visit to the dentist. We know the dental profession trusts ADA NSW to distil vast amounts of dynamic information into sensible and manageable action based implementation strategies to achieve best practice. Our reputation for delivering innovative IPC education that is contemporary, concise and accurate has seen over 1650 people attend this course. This is a constantly evolving course that reflects the dynamic landscape of IPC and is structured around our performance based data from over 150 IPC reviews. The purpose of this course is to deliver high value and high impact quality improvement opportunities that reflect contemporary IPC best practice. This course is suitable for all registered dental practitioners, Australian Dental Council candidates, prosthetists, dental practice teams, industry and product representatives and consumer advocates. Topics include Defining the key Infection Prevention and Control areas Healthcare consumer expectations and how to manage them Revealing what affects compliance and team performance Learn when transmission-based precautions would apply How to complete a steriliser log Demystify steriliser testing and indicator use Spaulding classification and why this makes all the difference Objective approach to Batch Control Identification Confidence with storage of instruments and managing the environment PPE vs Uniform – what is the difference Sterilising room – the top areas of opportunity Endodontics, the lab, and handpieces – give me the facts Learning Objectives Gain knowledge and confidence to make risk based IPC decisions Understand the common grey areas – and make them black and white Objectively review the status quo with confidence of what best practice can look like Be informed of the multitude of resources available to achieve IPC confidence Clarify regulations that apply to an office based dental practice Understand what IPC requirements are related to accreditation Understand what contemporary hand hygiene principles involve and how to apply them in a dental practice Practical advice about what to do back at the practice Articulate what the latest documents and information you are supposed to have available Further event information

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

Accredited full day comprehensive course covering all aspects of resuscitation. Includes skill stations, scenarios, practical and theory assessment, variety of health professionals and modern equipment. Plenty of hands on time.

Accredited full day comprehensive course covering all aspects of resuscitation. Includes skill stations, scenarios, practical and theory assessment, variety of health professionals and modern equipment. Plenty of hands on time. Further event information

4 x HANDS ON COURSES SOLD AS A CONTINUUM: Posterior Quadrant Dentistry Hands-On: 9-10 March 2020 Anterior Dentistry Hands-On: 11-12 May 2020 Veneer Mastery Hands-On: 20-21 July 2020 Full Arch Dentistry Hands-On: 7-8 September 2020 Why a Hands-on Continuum? After many years of learning, teaching, and observing students, Dr Lincoln Harris has developed a unique perspective on teaching and a more efficient…

4 x HANDS ON COURSES SOLD AS A CONTINUUM: Posterior Quadrant Dentistry Hands-On: 9-10 March 2020 Anterior Dentistry Hands-On: 11-12 May 2020 Veneer Mastery Hands-On: 20-21 July 2020 Full Arch Dentistry Hands-On: 7-8 September 2020 Why a Hands-on Continuum? After many years of learning, teaching, and observing students, Dr Lincoln Harris has developed a unique perspective on teaching and a more efficient teaching style. He believes that knowledge without skill is useless. Textbooks, and theory are no help when you have a patient in front of you and your hands do not know what to do. That’s why his hands-on courses include entire 8-hour days of exercises rather than lots of talk. Imagine your peace of mind practicing new techniques on a model, in a risk-free environment with an experienced mentor to critique your work. …Compare that with the anxiety of carrying out the first effort in your clinic on a real patient. When you learn a new skill through hands-on exercise you immediately gain thorough understanding of its complexities in a way that watching someone else does not give. You’ll know where the difficulties lie. So, when an instructor is with you, that understanding allows you to pick up on the tiny details that make all the difference and would have gone unnoticed without it. Your eyes open to tiny hand movements and instrument handling. But what about THEORY? We find it easier to fit two day courses into our schedules, and we know you are busy too. So we have recorded our lectures, and made them into online courses which can be viewed at your leisure anytime before the associated hands-on sessions. These online lectures are included FREE when you register for the Hands-On Continuum. The time spent watching these is counted towards the Continuum CPD hours. What is included in the Hands-On Continuum? We are passionate about dentistry and teaching, which is why we have developed The Inner Circle Private Mentoring support group to help you through the Hands-On Continuum. In addition to attending four x 2-Day Hands-On Modules (64+ CPD Hours) in 2020 you will also receive: Inner Circle with Dr Lincoln Harris - Online support in a private group, limited to 24 members per year. (Valued at $12000) One on One Mentoring via private Inner Circle group Six Live Q & A Sessions via private Inner Circle group Invitation to visit our surgery in Bargara. Come and spend two days with us, learn from our team. Access to approx 40 hours+ of exclusive ONLINE LECTURES (Valued at $2400) 12 months access to our Premium Online Academy - includes over 70+ live patient clinical recordings. (Valued at $440) Two exclusive invitation only dinners during Hands-On modules. Further event information

4 x HANDS ON COURSES SOLD AS A CONTINUUM: Posterior Quadrant Dentistry Hands-On: 12-13 March 2020 Anterior Dentistry Hands-On: 14-15 May 2020 Veneer Mastery Hands-On: 23-24 July 2020 Full Arch Dentistry Hands-On: 10-11 September 2020 Why a Hands-on Continuum? After many years of learning, teaching, and observing students, Dr Lincoln Harris has developed a unique perspective on teaching and a more efficient…

4 x HANDS ON COURSES SOLD AS A CONTINUUM: Posterior Quadrant Dentistry Hands-On: 12-13 March 2020 Anterior Dentistry Hands-On: 14-15 May 2020 Veneer Mastery Hands-On: 23-24 July 2020 Full Arch Dentistry Hands-On: 10-11 September 2020 Why a Hands-on Continuum? After many years of learning, teaching, and observing students, Dr Lincoln Harris has developed a unique perspective on teaching and a more efficient teaching style. He believes that knowledge without skill is useless. Textbooks, and theory are no help when you have a patient in front of you and your hands do not know what to do. That’s why his hands-on courses include entire 8-hour days of exercises rather than lots of talk. Imagine your peace of mind practicing new techniques on a model, in a risk-free environment with an experienced mentor to critique your work. …Compare that with the anxiety of carrying out the first effort in your clinic on a real patient. When you learn a new skill through hands-on exercise you immediately gain thorough understanding of its complexities in a way that watching someone else does not give. You’ll know where the difficulties lie. So, when an instructor is with you, that understanding allows you to pick up on the tiny details that make all the difference and would have gone unnoticed without it. Your eyes open to tiny hand movements and instrument handling. But what about THEORY? We find it easier to fit two day courses into our schedules, and we know you are busy too. So we have recorded our lectures, and made them into online courses which can be viewed at your leisure anytime before the associated hands-on sessions. These online lectures are included FREE when you register for the Hands-On Continuum. The time spent watching these is counted towards the Continuum CPD hours. What is included in the Hands-On Continuum? We are passionate about dentistry and teaching, which is why we have developed The Inner Circle Private Mentoring support group to help you through the Hands-On Continuum. In addition to attending four x 2-Day Hands-On Modules (64+ CPD Hours) in 2020 you will also receive: Inner Circle with Dr Lincoln Harris - Online support in a private group, limited to 24 members per year. (Valued at $12000) One on One Mentoring via private Inner Circle group Six Live Q & A Sessions via private Inner Circle group Invitation to visit our surgery in Bargara. Come and spend two days with us, learn from our team. Access to approx 40 hours+ of exclusive ONLINE LECTURES (Valued at $2400) 12 months access to our Premium Online Academy - includes over 70+ live patient clinical recordings. (Valued at $440) Two exclusive invitation only dinners during Hands-On modules. Further event information

Join here: https://restoringexcellence.com.au/interest-implant-live/ * Limited to 9 Dentists for LIVE PATIENT surgery * Treat patients in our surgery in Bargara * Lecture sessions, one-on one mentoring including case planning ​* Hands-on sessions - working on soft tissue models, implant models or pig jaws * BioHorizons Implant Starter Package valued at $11,162.88 - used during course. Kit includes;…

Join here: https://restoringexcellence.com.au/interest-implant-live/ * Limited to 9 Dentists for LIVE PATIENT surgery * Treat patients in our surgery in Bargara * Lecture sessions, one-on one mentoring including case planning ​* Hands-on sessions - working on soft tissue models, implant models or pig jaws * BioHorizons Implant Starter Package valued at $11,162.88 - used during course. Kit includes; implants, surgical kit, prosthetic kit and torque wrench * Aesculap Soft Tissue Instrument Kit valued at $1,800.00 - used during course * Registration includes 3 x 3 day modules (February, June and October 2020) * 3 group dinners - 1 per module * Morning / afternoon tea and lunch daily * 12 months access to RE Academy - Clinical Excellence * 12 months access to private mentoring group * 12 month payment plans * Sold in AUD * Working with Australian Dentists on live patients under Australian guidelines in an ethical environment Further event information