Explore the crucial field of oral medicine with this webinar series. Unlock the knowledge behind these challenging oral health presentations. Across the series, leading experts will provide best practice guidance alongside practical insights that can be taken into everyday practice.

Learning outcomes

Participants will Unlock the knowledge behind these challenging oral health presentations. Across the series, leading experts will provide best practice guidance alongside practical insights that can be taken into everyday practice.

Speakers

Dr Hadleigh Clark BSc, BDS (Otago), MBChB (Auckland), DClinDent (OralMed) (USyd), MRACDS (OralMed), FICD, Oral Medicine Specialist, Centre for Oral Medicine and Facial Pain (Private Practice), Como, Perth, Western Australia

Hadleigh is a private practice Oral Medicine Specialist in Perth, Prior to this, he has worked in varied roles in public hospital dentistry for 20 years in New Zealand and Australia, most recently as Clinical Lead and Oral Medicine Consultant at Te Toka Tumai Auckland, Health New Zealand (Te Whatu Ora). Hadleigh has clinical interests in oral immune-mediated diseases, oral potentially malignant diseases, neuropathic orofacial pain and the intersection of general and oral health. He holds positions with the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons (Principal examiner FRACDS (GDP) OSOMOP elective stream; Oral Medicine advisory Consultant and Curriculum Sub-committee Chair), and was a previous North Island representative of the New Zealand Society for Hospital and Community Dentistry and was recently inducted as Fellow of the International College of Dentists in May 2025.

Dr Anita Nolan MD, MB, B Ch, BAO, B Dent Sc, FFDRCSI, LLM

Anita is an Oral Medicine Specialist, working in both the public and private health sectors. She holds registrations with both the Dental and Medical Councils of New Zealand. She has worked in Oral Medicine clinically intensive academic roles in the UK and later in New Zealand for over two decades. Other roles included Oral Medicine specialist education, curriculum development and standard setting, examiner roles including internal and external university examiner, Royal College and Intercollegiate Oral Medicine Specialist Fellowship examiner (UK), Fitness to Practice Committee GDC (UK) and a selected member of an Advisory Committee to the Home Office (UK). She now works in both public and private Oral Medicine clinical practices.