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Calling all infection prevention coordinators, dental assistants, OHTs, and dentists! The knowing and the doing can be challenging to align! Register for this full day workshop and update your Infection Prevention and Control knowledge with a focus on the ‘what’ to do, the ‘why’ it should be done, and the ‘how’ to do it! A great opportunity to align the theory of best practice with clinical…

Calling all infection prevention coordinators, dental assistants, OHTs, and dentists! The knowing and the doing can be challenging to align! Register for this full day workshop and update your Infection Prevention and Control knowledge with a focus on the ‘what’ to do, the ‘why’ it should be done, and the ‘how’ to do it! A great opportunity to align the theory of best practice with clinical application, and how to effectively and efficiently ensure all this is happening in your practice.

In practice sales you don’t get the result you deserve…you get the result you create! Get the best possible return for one of your greatest assets. Vital information for anyone within their last 5 years of ownership! When it’s time to sell their practice, many dentists delay putting their practice on the market, due to little understanding of the value of what they are selling and how to prepare…

In practice sales you don’t get the result you deserve…you get the result you create! Get the best possible return for one of your greatest assets. Vital information for anyone within their last 5 years of ownership! When it’s time to sell their practice, many dentists delay putting their practice on the market, due to little understanding of the value of what they are selling and how to prepare their practice for sale, as well as the fear of loss of identity post sale. Join Simon Palmer in this one-day seminar, where he discusses the steps and processes involved in selling your practice, and how to prepare your practice for sale in your final years, in order to optimise the result, to get you the best price and conditions and enable you to exit on your terms. Topics include: • Exit planning how to get your practice ready to sell • Various exit strategies, including emergency exit, mergers, walk-in-walk-out, the internal sale, the incremental sale, sell and stay on, selling to a corporate • What is the likely profile of your buyer and what are they looking for? • How to get your practice ready for sale – easy changes that can make your practice • more sellable • Who do you tell – Should you tell your team? If so how and when? • What are the terms of the sale? • Valuing Dental Practices – valuation methodologies, where is the value in your dentalpractice and how can it be quantified? • Restraint of trade provisions • Legal agreements • Accounting -Tax implications and strategies for selling • Life—post sale? Volunteer dentistry, locum, structure working part time, or retire Please note that there is a strict prohibition on attendees recording the seminar or soliciting other attendees for business purposes.

In practice sales you don’t get the result you deserve…you get the result you create! Get the best possible return for one of your greatest assets. Vital information for anyone within their last 5 years of ownership! When it’s time to sell their practice, many dentists delay putting their practice on the market, due to little understanding of the value of what they are selling and how to prepare…

In practice sales you don’t get the result you deserve…you get the result you create! Get the best possible return for one of your greatest assets. Vital information for anyone within their last 5 years of ownership! When it’s time to sell their practice, many dentists delay putting their practice on the market, due to little understanding of the value of what they are selling and how to prepare their practice for sale, as well as the fear of loss of identity post sale. Join Simon Palmer in this one-day seminar, where he discusses the steps and processes involved in selling your practice, and how to prepare your practice for sale in your final years, in order to optimise the result, to get you the best price and conditions and enable you to exit on your terms. Topics include: • Exit planning how to get your practice ready to sell • Various exit strategies, including emergency exit, mergers, walk-in-walk-out, the internal sale, the incremental sale, sell and stay on, selling to a corporate • What is the likely profile of your buyer and what are they looking for? • How to get your practice ready for sale – easy changes that can make your practice • more sellable • Who do you tell – Should you tell your team? If so how and when? • What are the terms of the sale? • Valuing Dental Practices – valuation methodologies, where is the value in your dentalpractice and how can it be quantified? • Restraint of trade provisions • Legal agreements • Accounting -Tax implications and strategies for selling • Life—post sale? Volunteer dentistry, locum, structure working part time, or retire Please note that there is a strict prohibition on attendees recording the seminar or soliciting other attendees for business purposes.

Cone beam CT has been readily adopted by the dental profession—the ability to assess teeth and surrounding structures in 3D has formed an integral part of diagnosis and treatment planning for implant dentistry, oral surgery, endodontics, orthodontics and many other areas. But, CBCT comes with its own set of limitations, as well as biological concerns about increased radiation dosage.

Cone beam CT has been readily adopted by the dental profession—the ability to assess teeth and surrounding structures in 3D has formed an integral part of diagnosis and treatment planning for implant dentistry, oral surgery, endodontics, orthodontics and many other areas. But, CBCT comes with its own set of limitations, as well as biological concerns about increased radiation dosage.

Cone beam CT has been readily adopted by the dental profession—the ability to assess teeth and surrounding structures in 3D has formed an integral part of diagnosis and treatment planning for implant dentistry, oral surgery, endodontics, orthodontics and many other areas. But, CBCT comes with its own set of limitations, as well as biological concerns about increased radiation dosage.

Cone beam CT has been readily adopted by the dental profession—the ability to assess teeth and surrounding structures in 3D has formed an integral part of diagnosis and treatment planning for implant dentistry, oral surgery, endodontics, orthodontics and many other areas. But, CBCT comes with its own set of limitations, as well as biological concerns about increased radiation dosage.

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

Endodontics can be a technically demanding aspect of dentistry. However, with the continued advancement of technology, the predictability of treatment can be enhanced, along with your enjoyment in providing it. The aim of this course will be to update participants with some of these advancements and provide useful and practical tips to enhance practitioners confidence when undertaking root canal treatment. Note: Participants to bring at least 2 extracted molars and wisdom teeth.

Calling all infection prevention coordinators, dental assistants, OHTs, and dentists! The knowing and the doing can be challenging to align! Register for this full day workshop and update your Infection Prevention and Control knowledge with a focus on the ‘what’ to do, the ‘why’ it should be done, and the ‘how’ to do it! A great opportunity to align the theory of best practice with clinical…

Calling all infection prevention coordinators, dental assistants, OHTs, and dentists! The knowing and the doing can be challenging to align! Register for this full day workshop and update your Infection Prevention and Control knowledge with a focus on the ‘what’ to do, the ‘why’ it should be done, and the ‘how’ to do it! A great opportunity to align the theory of best practice with clinical application, and how to effectively and efficiently ensure all this is happening in your practice.

This course provides an opportunity for general dental practitioners to develop their knowledge and confidence surrounding the principles and techniques of nonsurgical and surgical extractions. Open to new graduates and experienced clinicians, this course is designed to equip you to provide effective, efficient, and safe care which you can utilise in everyday practice. Lecture: Saturday 24th June 2023…

This course provides an opportunity for general dental practitioners to develop their knowledge and confidence surrounding the principles and techniques of nonsurgical and surgical extractions. Open to new graduates and experienced clinicians, this course is designed to equip you to provide effective, efficient, and safe care which you can utilise in everyday practice. Lecture: Saturday 24th June 2023 Venue: University of Otago, Faculty of Dentistry, 310 Great King Street, Dunedin 9.00am - 5.00pm (Registration: 8.30am) Hands-on: Sunday 25th June 2023 Venue: University of Otago, Faculty of Dentistry, 310 Great King Street, Dunedin 9.00am - 12.30pm (Registration: 8.30am)

Calling all infection prevention coordinators, dental assistants, OHTs, and dentists! The knowing and the doing can be challenging to align! Register for this full day workshop and update your Infection Prevention and Control knowledge with a focus on the ‘what’ to do, the ‘why’ it should be done, and the ‘how’ to do it! A great opportunity to align the theory of best practice with clinical…

Calling all infection prevention coordinators, dental assistants, OHTs, and dentists! The knowing and the doing can be challenging to align! Register for this full day workshop and update your Infection Prevention and Control knowledge with a focus on the ‘what’ to do, the ‘why’ it should be done, and the ‘how’ to do it! A great opportunity to align the theory of best practice with clinical application, and how to effectively and efficiently ensure all this is happening in your practice.

Pain management is an everyday challenge in dental practice. However, new concepts in pain management, new medicines, and greater awareness of drug interactions and adverse reactions, may mean your skills are not entirely up to date. The COVID pandemic has also seen an increase in dental analgesic prescribing to manage dental pain remotely.* So, now more than ever, dentists must be competent in prescribing…

Pain management is an everyday challenge in dental practice. However, new concepts in pain management, new medicines, and greater awareness of drug interactions and adverse reactions, may mean your skills are not entirely up to date. The COVID pandemic has also seen an increase in dental analgesic prescribing to manage dental pain remotely.* So, now more than ever, dentists must be competent in prescribing and administering medication for acute or chronic dental and orofacial pain.

Pain management is an everyday challenge in dental practice. However, new concepts in pain management, new medicines, and greater awareness of drug interactions and adverse reactions, may mean your skills are not entirely up to date. The COVID pandemic has also seen an increase in dental analgesic prescribing to manage dental pain remotely.* So, now more than ever, dentists must be competent in prescribing…

Pain management is an everyday challenge in dental practice. However, new concepts in pain management, new medicines, and greater awareness of drug interactions and adverse reactions, may mean your skills are not entirely up to date. The COVID pandemic has also seen an increase in dental analgesic prescribing to manage dental pain remotely.* So, now more than ever, dentists must be competent in prescribing and administering medication for acute or chronic dental and orofacial pain.

Pain management is an everyday challenge in dental practice. However, new concepts in pain management, new medicines, and greater awareness of drug interactions and adverse reactions, may mean your skills are not entirely up to date. The COVID pandemic has also seen an increase in dental analgesic prescribing to manage dental pain remotely.* So, now more than ever, dentists must be competent in prescribing…

Pain management is an everyday challenge in dental practice. However, new concepts in pain management, new medicines, and greater awareness of drug interactions and adverse reactions, may mean your skills are not entirely up to date. The COVID pandemic has also seen an increase in dental analgesic prescribing to manage dental pain remotely.* So, now more than ever, dentists must be competent in prescribing and administering medication for acute or chronic dental and orofacial pain.

This course provides an opportunity for general dental practitioners to develop their knowledge and confidence surrounding the principles and techniques of nonsurgical and surgical extractions. Open to new graduates and experienced clinicians, this course is designed to equip you to provide effective, efficient, and safe care which you can utilise in everyday practice. Lecture: Saturday 28th October…

This course provides an opportunity for general dental practitioners to develop their knowledge and confidence surrounding the principles and techniques of nonsurgical and surgical extractions. Open to new graduates and experienced clinicians, this course is designed to equip you to provide effective, efficient, and safe care which you can utilise in everyday practice. Lecture: Saturday 28th October 2023 Venue: University of Otago, Faculty of Dentistry, 310 Great King Street, Dunedin 9.00am - 5.00pm (Registration: 8.30am) Hands-on: Sunday 29th October 2023 Venue: University of Otago, Faculty of Dentistry, 310 Great King Street, Dunedin 9.00am - 12.30pm (Registration: 8.30am)