Continuing Professional Development Program

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ON US
for education
Continuing Professional
Development Program
Commencing May 2016
LABORATORY
Contents...
General Dentistry
Page 6 Giving you the Edge: Sharpening Techniques
Page 7 The Power is in Your Hands Ultrasonic Techniques
Page 8 Aesthetic Crowns in Paediatric Dentistry
Page 9 Dynamic New Silanated Fibres for Restorative Dentistry
Page 10 Componeers: Resin Bonding Made Easy
Page 11 MasterPrep
Page 12
The Advanced Direct Composite & the Bonded Posterior Aesthetic Restoration Master Class
Page 13 Modern Prophylaxis Techniques for Your Practice
Page 14 Ultradent Courses: June 2016
Page 15 Beautiful Smiles, Non-invasive: A Contradiction?
Page 16 Modern Concepts in Periodontal Therapy & Implant Maintenance
Page 17
Instrument Reprocessing and Workflow – How Systems and Surgery Design can Maximise Practice Productivity
Page 18
Contemporary Approach to Maximising Efficiency in Periodontal Assessment and Diagnosis
Infection Control
Page 19 Infection Control Boot Camp: Optimizing Instrument Reprocessing and Protection of Staff and Patients
Digital Dentistry
Page 20 Sleep-Related Breathing Disorders & Craniofacial Pain
Page 21
Clinical Excellence with Ceramics Restorations: Veneers, Inlays, Onlays & Crowns
Endodontics
Page 22
Reaching the New Standards of Modern Endodontics
Page 23
Modern Endodontics: How to Achieve Endodontic Excellence
Page 24
Core Endodontic Principles & Techniques Revisited
Surgical
Page 25
Implant Maintenance Techniques
Page 26
Implants, Practical Excellence
Page 27
Atraumatic Extraction and Socket Regeneration
Business Solutions
Page 28 Obtaining Practice Growth through Nurturing Relationships with your Existing Patients
Page 29
Unlock Your Practice Potential
HENRY SCHEIN HALAS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
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Henry Schein Halas is pleased to announce the up coming
9th International Quintessence Symposium 2016 on
Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry Science Meets Practice.
This is the 9th time that this prestigious event is to be held in Australia and we are
honoured to be working once again with Quintessence and Professor Laurie Walsh as
Scientific Chairman, to present this meeting in Sydney.
The event consists of two days of lectures with a special concurrent one day program on
Adhesive Dentistry and one day of workshops.
9th International QUINTESSENCE Symposium 2016 on
Periodontics &
Restorative Dentistry
Science Meets Practice
14 -16 October 2016
including a Special Program
on Adhesive Dentistry
CONFIRMED SPEAKERS
Laurence Walsh Louie Al-Faraje
USA
AUSTRALIA
Scott Davis
AUSTRALIA
David Gerdolle
FRANCE
Edward Pat
Allen USA
Petra Guess
GERMANY
John Beumer
USA
Brian James
AUSTRALIA
Markus Blatz
USA
Julian Conejo
Gutiérrez
Costa Rica
Matthias Kern
GERMANY
Sonia Leziy
CANADA
Stephen
Soukoulis
AUSTRALIA
Douglas Terry
USA
PRACTICE
FINANCE
Ian Meyers
AUSTRALIA
Brahm Miller
CANADA
Richard Price
CANADA
Frank Schwarz
GERMANY
Growing
Register Online NOW at www.henryschein.com.au/iqs
Hear from our speakers at www.5dentalminutes.com
time
or Dr Steven Soukoulis, the phrase, ‘The stars
and moons aligned’, has pretty much summed
up his business strategies for nearly a decade
now. He has been running one of Adelaide’s
leading periodontic practices since 2006
and its success is partly due to the dentist’s
relationship with two professional colleagues.
GENERAL DENTISTRY
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CPD HOURS 2.5
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LEARNING OUTCOMES:
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instruments, how to evaluate sharpness and how
to re-establish sharp cutting edges whilst reviewing
instrument design. This hands-on workshop actively
focuses on simplification of ‘manual’ sharpening
techniques, how to use sharpening guides and
aids whilst also discussing on the benefits and
implementation of automated sharpening devices such
as the Hu Friedy Sidekick.
confident in identifying dull instruments and be able
to demonstrate safe manual and guided sharpening
practices. Participants will also have an understanding of
different sharpening stones and their recommended use
whilst also gaining an appreciation of the importance of
regular routine sharpening maintenance.
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GENERAL DENTISTRY
The Power is in Your Hands
Ultrasonic Techniques
Presented by Robyn Watson
CPD HOURS 2.5
COURSE SYNOPSIS:
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
A review on periodontal instrumentation practice and
aim with specific focus on the use of the power scaler.
This course will identify and discuss operator and
patient benefits, considerations and management prior
to and during the use of the power scaler. You will
explore magnetostrictive and piezoelectric technology
including the units and apparatus to individualize
and enhance the clinical application of specifically
designed tips and inserts.
Participants attending this presentation and workshop
will gain an in-depth knowledge of the management
and preparation required to safely and effectively use
a power scaler. They will have a greater understanding
of the benefits of power scaler technology, patient and
operator considerations, insert and tip selections to
enhance their clinical practice outcomes.
We will discuss the management and handling of
the units, inserts and tips with specific reference to
efficacy, efficiency and maintenance. In the hands-on
workshop we will guide you through the principals of
infection control, ergonomic practice, tip adaptation
and strokes using the power scalers on manikins.
prior to and during power scaling. They will identify
with power scaler technology to practice the set-up
and use of the power scaler unit including insert and
tip selection. Participants will have an appreciation of
insert and tip selection to enhance clinical application
and outcomes.
LOCATION:
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years, sheZetland
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Explore magnostrictive and piezoelectric power scaling
units, apparatus and actions
During this presentation and workshop you will:
Review the desired outcomes of periodontal
debridement
• Biofilm, calculus deposits and periodontal presentation
Clinical instrumentation aims
Identify the advantages of power scaling to enhance
your clinical practice outcomes
• Benefits of a combination approach to instrumentation
•
Practitioner and treatment benefits
Identify intraoral and patient assessment findings
to individualize and manage their needs prior to and
during power scaling
•
Dentition considerations
•
Patient considerations
•
Preparation and treatment plan
•
Microbial aerosol management
DATE:
Wednesday, 3 August 2016
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TIMES:
6:00-6:30pm
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COURSE TOPICS
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Units controls and mechanisms
•
Ultrasonic technology
• Insert and tip design for specific scaling requirements
•
Insert and tip management
Identify clinical protocols and procedures for power
scaling
•
Occupation health, safety and welfare
•
Ergonomic practice
•
Practitioner and patient positioning
•
Instrument adaptation and strokes
•
Moisture and aerosol control
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GENERAL DENTISTRY
Aesthetic Crowns in Paediatric
Dentistry
Presented by Associate Professor James Lucas
CPD HOURS 5.5 - Lecture: 1.5 Workshop: 4
SYDNEY
DATE:
Wednesday, 27 July 2016
LOCATION:
ADA Centre for
Professional Development
71-73 Lithgow Street,
St Leonards NSW 2065
COST:
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
The use of aesthetic crowns is a relatively new
technology available to paediatric dentistry for the
restoration and rehabilitation of the primary dentition.
This is a hands-on workshop which covers case
studies, and the principals and techniques for sizing,
preparation, fitting and cementation of NuSmile
Signature (pre-veneered) and NuSmile ZR (zirconia)
crowns. Clinical recommendations including case
selection will be reviewed as well as practical tips
to overcome common problems will be outlined.
Controversial issues around cementation, wear and
durability will be discussed as well as the emerging
evidence.
At the completion of this workshop, the clinician will
understand and demonstrate competence in all phases
of case selection, tooth preparation, proper fitting and
cementation of both pre-veneered and zirconia ceramic
anterior and posterior primary crowns. Clinicians will
be in a better position to decide which type of aesthetic
restoration is best suited to their individual patient’s
needs and should feel confident to offer parents and
children a new aesthetic option for full coverage
restorations for anterior or posterior teeth.
Full Day $450
Lecture Only $85
PROGRAM:
ONLINE REGISTRATION
REGISTRATION 10.00AM
www.henryschein.com.au/
education
LECTURE 10.30AM - 12.00PM
1300 302 421
[email protected]
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LUNCH 12.00 - 1.00PM (Workshop participants only)
WORKSHOP 1.00PM - 5.00PM
All necessary equipment and materials will be available for participants to achieve the course goals.
GENERAL DENTISTRY
Dynamic New Silanated Fibres
for Restorative Dentistry
Presented by Dr Brett Dorney
CPD HOURS 3
Creating new conservative options for challenging
Restorative Problems
New materials allowing a minimally invasive approach
with good aesthetics, fracture toughness, reduced
cost, reduced treatment time, conservation of tooth
structure and a simpler option to many complex
Restorative Procedures
This course will provide scientific and clinical
information with a “Hands-on” experience using fibre
reinforced endontic posts, posterior and anterior fibre
reinforced restorative materials and techniques to
create aesthetic and high strength restorations.
everStick products have a unique interpenetrating
polymer structure (IPN) ensuring both micromechanical and chemical bonding of everStick fibres
to composites, adhesives or composite cements. It is
also possible to reactivate surfaces even after final
polishing.
The everStick fibres open up new opportunities for
patient friendly, minimally invasive procedures and
restorations.
everStick C&B provides options for minimally invasive
fibre reinforced composite bridges as well as, surfaced
retained bridges, inlay and onlay bridges, indirect
adhesive bridges and temporary bridges.
Anterior and posterior fibre reinforced bridges will
be demonstrated with material handling and clinical
experience combining to ensure the successful
outcome.
Learning Objectives
•
Understand the benefits of using reinforced
restorations
There are significant advantages for patients with
these new materials and techniques, from young
patients with congenitally absent teeth to the geriatric
patients experiencing periodontal disease and key
teeth for denture retention fracturing.
•
Developing skills to undertake rebuilding
compromised teeth with fibre reinforced
materials
•
Construct single tooth fibre reinforced
restorations
The materials discussed will include the full “everStick”
product family:
•
Undertake direct and indirect fibre reinforced
anterior and posterior bridges
• everStick C&B • everStick PERIO • everStick POST0
• everStick ORTHO • everStick NET
•
Learn aesthetic layering for maximum aesthetics
SYDNEY
DATE:
Wednesday, 4 May 2016
TIME:
Registration 8:15am
8.30am - 12.00pm
LOCATION:
Henry Schein Halas
Training Centre
Unit 1, 44 O’Dea Avenue
Waterloo NSW 2017
COST:
$350
ONLINE REGISTRATION
education
1300 302 421
[email protected]
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GENERAL DENTISTRY
COMPONEERS:
Resin Bonding Made Easy
Presented by Dr Terry Wong
CPD HOURS 5
TASMANIA
DATE:
Friday 3rd June 2016
TIME:
9.00am to 3.30pm
LOCATION:
Hadley’s Orient Hotel
34 Murray Street, Hobart,
Tasmania 7000
QUEENSLAND
DATE:
Friday 16th September 2016
Expand your clinical repertoire by becoming more knowledgeable at delivering Componeers to your
patients.
COURSE TOPICS:
•
Pre-fabricated resin shells solves a lot of the headaches associated with free-handed resin bonding
•
Componeers and its application to day to day
delivery in aesthetic resin veneer cases
•
Clinical applications for Componeers - case selection
•
Hands - on Techniques to apply Componeers
•
Finishing the Componeer restorations
TIME:
9.00am to 3.30pm
LOCATION:
The Sebel Maroochydore
14-20 Aerodrome Road,
Maroochydore QLD 4558
COST:
$650
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
•
To know what clinical cases can be suitably treated using Componeers
•
To give a step by step instruction on the application of Componeers
•
To gain hands-on experience with Componeers in the workshop program
ONLINE REGISTRATION
education
1300 302 421
[email protected]
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GENERAL DENTISTRY
MasterPrep
Presented by Associate Professor Max Guazzato & Dr. Linda Quach
CPD HOURS 15 | MRACDS Recognition
MasterPrep is a two day course focusing on practical skill development for tooth preparations a in
fixed prosthodontics. This unique course will give the participant an opportunity to practice and learn
clinically relevant points of tooth preparation. MasterPrep caters for the use of a variety of dental
products such as burs, handpieces, ultrasonics and dental materials in a non-biased environment.
Emphasis will be placed on tools and techniques to prepare a tooth and effectively apply this to
practice. Clinical examples will be used to explain the techniques so that the skills can be applied as
soon as you return to the clinic
Be prepared for some fun. The course is informal and interactive. You will be able to challenge yourself
and the other participants with games, prizes and friendly competition. Who will walk away with the
trophy and title of ‘Winner of MasterPrep’?
COURSE TOPICS:
SYDNEY
•
Case selection and treatment planning
•
Preparation design
•
Techniques for margin preparation and accuracy •
Use of magnification
•
Impression taking techniques
•
Soft tissue management
•
Full gold crowns, porcelain fused to metal crowns,
all-ceramic crowns, Zirconia, e.max and Empress restorations
DATE:
Saturday 3rd &
Sunday 4th
December 2016
TIMES:
8:30am - 5:00pm
Day One – Didactic Component
•
Ergonomics and impression taking
techniques
•
Introduction to materials and armamentarium
•
Techniques and clinical case examples
•
Veneer preparations
•
Chair-side and laboratory techniques
for ceramic inlays and onlays
•
All-Ceramic crown preparations
•
Metal ceramic preparation techniques
•
Materials and techniques for soft
tissue retraction
•
Full gold crown preparation techniques
•
Only preparations
Day Two – Hands-on Component
•
Veneer preparations
•
metal ceramic bridge preparations
•
e.max crown preparation
•
full gold crown preparations
•
Zirconia crown preparation
•
ceramic onlay preparation
•
numerous stations of dental materials
and techniques to experience
LOCATION:
ADA Centre for
71-73 Lithgow Street
COST:
$2500
(early bird $2250 if you
register before 3rd November)
ONLINE REGISTRATION
Register online, fill out the
online form and pay
via credit card at:
Clinical excellen
www.highlandspd.com.au/enrol
Cl
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GENERAL DENTISTRY
The Advanced Direct Composite & the
Bonded Posterior Aesthetic Restoration
Master Class
Presented by Dr. Jason Smithson in association with Dr. Anthony Mak
CPD HOURS - Ranges from 8.5 - 34
THE MASTER CLASS Mini Residency
COURSE DESCRIPTION SUMMARY:
This mini-residency master class series is a modular program consisting of the following modules:
Lecture Series:
The master class lecture series providing didactic teaching on advanced direct anterior concepts and bonded
indirect aesthetic restorations in the posterior dentition.
Module 1: The Advanced Direct Anterior MasterClass (lecture series + 2 days workshop)
Module 2: Bonded Indirect Aesthetic Restorations in the Posterior Dentition (lecture series + 1 day workshop)
Participants are given the opportunity to register for the whole mini-residency program or to select individual
modules as detailed in the registration page.
SYDNEY
THE MINI-RESIDENCY MASTER CLASS SERIES OVERVIEW
DATES:
The use of both direct anterior resin and indirect posterior ceramic aesthetic restorations for the natural
dentition has become the cornerstone of the modern dental practice. However, constant evolution of materials
and techniques has made the planning and execution for this modality of restorations increasingly complex and
challenging.
6th-9th July 2016
Spots available
Presented by a World-Renowned clinician and teacher, Dr. Jason Smithson, and supported by one of Australia’s
best, Dr. Anthony Mak, the mini-residency master class program aims to provide participating dentists with the
core knowledge and confidence to predictably deliver these forms of restorations in everyday practice.
LOCATION:
REGISTRATION:
13th-16th July 2016
Fully Booked
Park Hyatt
7 Hickson Road
The Rocks NSW 2000
ONLINE REGISTRATION
education
The Mini-Residency Master Class series provides for the following forms of registrations:
The Complete Master Class Series
Master Class Lecture Series only
•
•
Day 1: Bonded Indirect Aesthetic Restorations in the Posterior Dentition workshop
•
Day 2: Master Class Lecture Series
•
Days 3 & 4: Advanced Direct Anterior
Master Class Workshop
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Option 2:
Option 1:
July 14th
Registration : $880
Registration: $5995
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GENERAL DENTISTRY
Modern Prophylaxis Techniques
for Your Practice
Presented by Associate Professor Axel Spahr
CPD HOURS - Lecture: 3.5 Workshop: 6
Lecture
The main focus of the lecture is discussing how to identify to interested dental professionals the most modern,
gentle and cost effective techniques available for periodontal and implant maintenance.
Key topics include how to make periodontal treatments more effective and more enjoyable to you, your
patients and your dental practice.
Periodontal Disease
> Understanding biofilm
SYDNEY
DATE:
Saturday, 4 June 2016
TIMES:
Lecture only
9.00 am – 12.30 pm
Lecture + Workshop
9.00 am – 4.00 pm
> Role of professional biofilm management
> Insights on ultrasonic and air-polishing technologies for biofilm removal
Implant Disease
> Applying the above principles to implants
LOCATION:
Sydney Dental Hospital
2 Chalmers Street
Surry Hills NSW 2010
> How to best care for implants
> Prevention and treatment of peri-implant mucositis
Hands-On Workshop
This workshop is a platform for clinical experience learning and sharing. The correct techniques with both
ultrasonic and air polishing devices will be demonstrated and trained first on simulation models and then
clinically on patients. Dental professionals will learn to maximize efficiency and patient comfort.
Learn how to
COST:
Lecture only $160
Lecture + Workshop $650
ONLINE REGISTRATION
education
> Correctly apply ultrasonic instrumentation
> Correctly utilise supra-gingival air polishing devices
> Correctly utilise sub-gingival air polishing devices
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> Correctly utilise deep pocket sub-gingival air polishing devices
> Learn which, when and where to utilise the different prophylaxis powders
SYDNEY DENTAL HOSPITAL
Specific Conditions upon registration
> Be willing to undergo a National Criminal Record Check
> Provide 100 Points of Identification to do so
> Provide evidence of protection against specified infectious diseases
> Must be registered with Dental Board of Australia
> Must be covered by professional indemnity insurance including civil liability cover for all aspects of practice
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GENERAL DENTISTRY
Ultradent Courses: June 2016
Presented by Steve Gerber
CPD HOURS 2.5 to 4.5
NEW SOUTH WALES,
BRISBANE &
VICTORIA
ONLINE REGISTRATION
education
1300 302 421
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Interactive, hands-on experience on the Opalescence Whitening Range, revolutionary Valo Curing
Light System & all things Preventative
Mr. Steve Gerber has been heavily involved in the dental industry for over 21 years. His whitening
practice building webinars have helped individual offices generate tens of thousands of additional
revenue each year. He has been awarded the ‘Dan Fischer” Eagle of Excellence in 2004 and 2007. He
joins us from Utah to share all things Ultradent.
AGENDA:
•
Opalescence Whitening Systems
•
Valo Curing Lights - Curing Light Testing (bring your own light)
•
Preventative Treatments
•
How to successfully market whitening in your business and generate sales
•
Marketing Support & Sales Strategies
NEW SOUTH WALES
VICTORIA
Come join us on the Blue Room cruising
the Sydney Harbour!
Time: 6:30pm to 8:30pm
4.5 CPD Hours
Time: 9:00am to 3:30pm
(Please arrive by 8:45am)
When: Wednesday 15th June 2016
When: Tuesday 14th June 2016
Where: Henry Schein Halas Showroom
Level 9, 369 Royal Parade Parkville VIC
Cost: $65 | 2.5 CPD Hours
Canapés and drinks provided
Free Marketing Pack included
Where: The Blue Room Kings Street Wharf No 9
Cost: $220
Lunch & Marketing Packs included
Join us for drinks on the top deck at 3.00pm
QUEENSLAND
Time: 6:30pm to 8:30pm
When: Monday 13th June 2016
Where: Henry Schein Halas Showroom
8 Gardner Close
Milton QLD 4064
Cost: $65 | 2.5 CPD Hours
Canapes and drinks provided
Free Marketing Pack included
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GENERAL DENTISTRY
Beautiful Smiles, Non-invasive:
A Contradiction?
Presented by Dr Juergen Wahlmann
CPD HOURS 5 in NSW - 2.5 in VIC
How to Incorporate the ‘Perfect Smile Protocol’ in your Practice
This course outlines the possibilities of veneers from conventional prepped veneers, veneers with little
re-contouring to absolutely no prep veneers showing all necessary steps for all different types of veneers.
NEW SOUTH WALES
DATE:
Monday, 16 May 2016
TIMES:
The course illustrates this process step by step – starting with the patient consultation, the role of digital
photography, creating smiles for different face structures and the possibilities of optical illusions to get
the best aesthetic result. This is followed by the case planning and how to make the decision between
conventional prepped and no prepped veneers and the advantages and disadvantages of different veneer
types and different materials that are available on the market today.
Discover how to get the best wax up by prepping the model before sending it to the lab including how to
easily create a silicone prep guide and a silicone index for the mock up and the temporaries. Participants
will learn how to create a preparation that gives the lab technician the space he needs to create beautiful
veneers and is also as minimally invasive as possible. Every single step of the veneer and - for combined
cases – crown preparation will be shown, also which kind of burs are needed and why.
Achieve the optimal aesthetic outcome through temporisation by showing an easy way to make the perfect
fitting and great looking temporaries by using the silicone index in order to optimize the final result.
The lecture will also outline steps to complete after sending the wax up through to cementing the veneers
as all part of the Perfect Smile Protocol.
9am to 4pm
Lecture and Hands-on
LOCATION:
ADA CPD Sydney
71-73 Lithgow Street
St Leonards NSW
COST:
$650
VICTORIA
DATE:
Tuesday, 17 May 2016
TIMES:
9am to 12pm
Lecture only
LOCATION:
Henry Schein Halas Showroom
Level 9, 369 Royal Parade,
Parkville VIC 3052
COST:
$250
ONLINE REGISTRATION
education
1300 302 421
[email protected]
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GENERAL DENTISTRY
Modern Concepts in Periodontal
Therapy & Implant Maintenance
Presented by Dr Sal Shahidi and Dr Jeremy Vo
CPD HOURS 4.5
Lecture:
This workshop is aimed at dentists and hygienists to discuss recent advances in periodontal therapy which
have influenced our management of Periodontitis and Peri-implant diseases. Clinical tips and protocols will be
discussed which can improve healing and patient outcomes.
TOPICS
Periodontal diseases
QUEENSLAND
DATE:
•
Diagnosis
•
Clinical treatment protocols – non-surgical and surgical
•
Antiseptics – which one to use?
•
Antibiotics – when to prescribe?
•
Modern advances with insights on ultrasonic and air-polishing technologies for biofilm removal
Saturday, 30 July 2016
Implant diseases
TIME:
9:00 am - 2:30 pm
LOCATION:
Henry Schein Halas
Grd Floor, 8 Gardner Close
Milton QLD 4064
COST: $550
ONLINE REGISTRATION
education
•
Applying the above principles to implants
•
How to best care for implants for your patients
•
Prevention and treatment of peri-implant diseases
Hands-on workshop:
•
There will also be a workshop which will give participants an opportunity to trial ultrasonic and
airpolishing devices on simulation models.
•
Clinical indications for the safe and efficient removal of biofilm using air-abrasion, both for supra- and
subgingival uses.
•
How to increase patient comfort and clinical efficiency using the new air-abrasion powders
1300 302 421
[email protected]
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GENERAL DENTISTRY
Instrument Reprocessing and Workflow
– How Systems and Surgery Design can
Maximise Practice Productivity
Presented by Jessica Wilson
CPD HOURS 2.5
Achieving true success in today’s dental market requires an innovative strategy that will take your business to
the next level. It is no longer enough to deliver good quality dental care – dentists are now expected to deliver
an inviting & captivating overall experience for their patients, as well as a safer and more streamlined working
environment for their staff. If you are thinking of renovating your current practice, building from new, or just
wanting to improve workflow efficiencies, this seminar is for you.
NEW SOUTH WALES
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•
Clinical and sterilisation interdependence & compatibility
•
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Implementation of cassette systems
•
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questions and plans!
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QUEENSLAND
Monday, 25th July 2016
6pm to 9pm
Henry Schein Halas
8 Gardner Close
Milton QLD 4064
Tuesday, 26 July 2016
6pm to 9pm
Henry Schein Halas
Unit 1, 44 O’Dea Avenue
Waterloo NSW 2017
VICTORIA
Wednesday 27 July 2016
6pm to 9pm
Henry Schein Halas
Level 9, 369 Royal Parade
Parkville VIC 3052
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
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6pm to 9pm
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311 Unley Road
Malvern SA 5061
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GENERAL DENTISTRY
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INFECTION CONTROL
Infection Control Boot Camp:
Optimizing Instrument Reprocessing and
Protection of Staff and Patients
Presented by Professor Laurie Walsh
CPD HOURS 4
The topic of Infection Control is vast, and although there are a number of resources available to help you
navigate your way, it can be overwhelming.
There are, however, some questions that repeatedly come up. Some of these FAQs are in the most critical of areas.
Perhaps this is because you have received conflicting information, or because you have not found sufficient
information for special cases.
Based on your frequently asked questions, we have put together a lecture that focuses on the hot topics. The
objective of the lecture is to clarify the rules and learn how to apply these to your practice. The outcome is for
you to leave with greater confident in what you are doing right and what you may need to fine tune.
This half day course deals with a range of ‘hot topics” in infection control including
* Tailoring instrument reprocessing to different dental practice settings
* Understanding differences between the 4187 and 4815 Australian Standards
* How to assess performance of ultrasonic cleaners and thermal disinfectors
* How different types of tests provide information about the sterilization process
* Ways that batch control identification can be implemented
* What records must be kept for sterilizer cycles
* Special issues around scalers and handpieces
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Wednesday, 10 August 2016
12:30pm to 5pm
Hilton Adelaide
233 Victoria Avenue
Adelaide SA 5000
VICTORIA
Friday, 12 August 2016
12:30pm to 5pm
CBD Location
TBA
COSTS:
Single Attendee $329
Multiple Attendees $279
(from the same practice, booked
at the same time)
ONLINE REGISTRATION
education
* How to choose and optimise hand hygiene products
* Selecting masks based on the new 4381 Australian standard classification scheme
1300 302 421
[email protected]
* Improving the selection and use of surface cleaning products and barriers
* What immunizations are recommended for dental staff and why
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DIGITAL DENTISTRY COURSES
Sleep-Related
Componeer
- ABreathing
New Approach
in Aesthetic
Disorders
Dentistry Pain
& Craniofacial
Directed by International Educator Dr Steven Olmos D.D.S
CPD HOURS 5
GOLD COAST
MINI-RESIDENCY GOLD COAST 2016
Session 1 – 22-23 July 2016 8-5pm
DATE / TIME
A leader in research and education for the professional
global community, dedicated to improving the quality
of life for all people.
•
Screening for OSA in your Practice
•
How to find CR
•
Imaging: CBCT, Plain Film, X-rays, MRI
•
Motor Nerve Reflex Evaluation
System
•
Electrodiagnosis: JVA, Jaw Tracking, EMG
Learn a system for screening & triage of structural
injuries, OSA and systemic inflammatory conditions
•
Airway & TMJ Neuroanatomy
Session 1: 22-23 Jul 2015
8am-5pm
Session 2: 12-13 August 2016
8am-5pm
Session 3: 9-10 Sept 2016
8am-5pm
LOCATION:
QT Gold Coast 7 Staghorn Ave,
Surfers Paradise QLD
www.qtgoldcoast.com.au
Room rates from $190 contact
Trudy for Booking Form
COST:
$7700 per person
Single Session $2800 per person
Practitioners
$995 per person Auxiliary Staff
ONLINE REGISTRATION
education
1300 302 421
[email protected]
For further course information
contact Trudy Nielson
Ph. 07 5562 0355 or email
[email protected]
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“Learn the system that dentists are using
worldwide with reproducible success”
Treatment
Understand the proper steps and protocols for patient
treatment to achieve reproducible results
Session 2 – 12-13 August 2016 8-5pm
•
Sleep Disorders
Resources
•
Triage of Sleep Appliance Therapy
All forms and documentation (patient intake, clinical
exam tracking, billing) are supplied to successfully
treat patients
•
Headaches
•
Recapturing Discs
•
Orthotic Design & Indications
•
Principles of Pharmacology
Session 3 – 9-10 September 2016 8-5pm
•
Sleep disorders that cause TMJ pain
•
Stabilisation for Crown and Bridge/Ortho
•
Nutrition for the TMD Patient
•
Continuous Neuropathic Disorders
•
Physical Medicine Modalities
•
Musculoskeletal Pain
DIGITAL DENTISTRY COURSES
Clinical Excellence with
Ceramics Restorations:
Veneers, Inlays, Onlays & Crowns
Presented by Associate Professor Max Guazzato & Dr. Linda Quach
CPD HOURS 14
It doesn’t matter if you own a chair-side CAD/CAM unit or if you send your ceramic veneers, inlays,
onlays crown and implant prosthetic work to your technician, this hands-on course will give you a good
helping of ceramic restoration knowledge. Expert knowledge will be shared about ceramics in general.
More importantly, this workshop will give you tips and tricks to make your ceramic restorations last.
If you have been filled with dismay on looking at your appointment book to see a couple of ceramic
onlays booked in, or if you’d like to perform ceramic restorations predictably, this is the course to do. The
lectures and workshop will answer those questions that come up when you are in the ‘hot seat’. Is the
tooth preparation adequate and will the restoration fit? More importantly, does the ceramic restoration
look good and will it last the distance? When it’s time to choose a material for a clinical situation do
you know when and why to choose Zirconia, e.max or Empress etc? What about the paradigm shift in
resistance and retention form? And how do you predictably bond ceramic restorations to the tooth?
Understanding the intricacies of ceramics is the key to longevity, minimising failures and remakes and
hence increasing your profits. The objective of the course is to focus on the key factors that will lead to a
quality and long lasting ceramic restoration for your practice and your patients.
SYDNEY
DATES:
Day one (Didactic Component) Friday 26th August 2016
•
Relevant break throughs of dental ceramics
•
Clinical relevance of optical properties, mechanical properties & their applications
•
The influence of composition and microstructure on glass ceramics
•
Material selection for inlay, onlay, veneers & single crowns
•
Clinical outcome studies
•
Handling of glass ceramics for durability & longevity
•
Cementation of glass ceramics & polycrystalline ceramics
•
Laboratory and chair-side digital solutions
•
Zirconia full arch implant restorations
26th and 27th August 2016
TIMES:
8:30am registration
for 9am start,
concludes at 5pm
LOCATION:
ADA Centre for Professional
Development
71-73 Lithgow St,
COST:
Day two (Hands-on Component) Saturday 27th August 2016
•
Preparation design for inlays, onlays, crowns & veneers
•
Use of handpieces and ultrasonic tips
•
Finishing and polishing of ceramic restorations
•
Simplified ceramic staining and glazing techniques
•
Bonding & luting techniques
Dentist $1980
register prior to 14th July)
ONLINE REGISTRATION
Register online and
Clinical
pay via creditexcellenc
card at:
www.highlandspd.com.au/
enrol
Cl
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PRESENTER
Dr. Oliver Pope, BDSc (Hons), DCD (Endo)
ENDODONTICS
Dr Oliver Pope graduated from the University of Queensland
in 2006 and was awarded a Bachelor of Dental Science with
First Class Honours. After multiple overseas deployments as
a Dental Officer in the Royal Australian Navy and several years
of general dental practice, he commenced a Doctorate of
Clinical Dentistry in Endodontics. He completed his Doctorate at the University of Melbourne and was awarded the
Presented by Dr
Oliver Ephraim
Pope Ehrmann Prize in Endodontics for best
inaugural
overall performance in the degree. Oliver’s research into the
CPD HOURS 7 clinical applications of Cone-Beam Computed Tomography
has been published in the Journal of Endodontics.
Reaching the New Standards of
Modern Endodontics
MELBOURNE
DATE:
Friday, 2nd September 2016
TIME:
Do you want to use the most modern techniques and materials? Do you want to treat teeth that last longer?
This course is designed to give the skilled general practitioner the knowledge, materials and techniques to
complete endodontic treatment
the highest possible
standard.
Oliver istopassionate
about
teaching and educates both
overseas-trained and local dentists in addition to teaching
COURSE TOPICS: positions at the University of Melbourne and La Trobe Uni-
Time: 9:00AM - 5:00PM
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versity.
lecturescracked
locally
and
Oliver
Identifying the right
tooth. Oliver
Complexregularly
diagnostic scenarios:
teeth
andoverseas.
myofascial pain.
LOCATION:
•
An introduction to the new concept of “Minimally Invasive Endodontics” and an evidence-based of Endodontics
and to
the
Australian
and
Newthe
Zealand
evaluation of theSociety
risks and benefits
of MIE. Techniques
employ
in practice
to extend
life of endodontically treated teeth.
•
An Australian first: exposure to the latest advances in NiTi technology - beyond heat-treated NiTi. A look at the advances in nickel titanium instrumentation with a focus on the latest advance in NiTi technology – beyond heat treated NiTi.
•
Learn to customise canal preparation specific to canal morphologies – one size and technique does not fit all – take your knowledge to the next level. Do you fracture instruments? Negotiate complex anatomy the way endodontists can: ledges, aggressive curvatures, S-bends whilst minimising the risks of fractures. Practical session with EDM NiTi files.
•
A look at the major tooth-threatening iatrogenic errors: fractured instruments and perforations and preventing such mistakes. A focus on communication with the patient when complications occur. Understanding when those complications will be disastrous to outcome and when they will not.
•
What is the “new” ideal standard of care and what can general dental practitioners do to achieve it?
The Dental Solutions Australia
L1, 233 Collins St.
Melbourne Vic 3000
COST:
Single Delegate $ 650
is a member of the Australian Dental Association, Australian
Academy of Endodontists.
COURSE
DATE AND REGISTRATION DETAILS
ONLINE REGISTRATION
education
MELBOURNE
Advances in obturation techniques and new sealer technology. Practical session.
Registration
Friday,
2nd enquiries:
September•2016
1300 302 421
[email protected]
DENTAL SOLUTIONS
th 2016
AUSTRALIA
August
• Restoration of root-filled teeth.Registration
Are crowns alwayscloses
necessary?
A look at26
recent
literature about the use of posts in rootfilled teeth and to assist in selecting the appropriate type of post.
1, 233 Collins St. Melbourne Vic 3000
Participants are asked to bring
• A microscope will be available for
participants to use during
the session.
REGISTRATION
ONLINE
extracted teeth with access
tart
Time
09.00
cavities prepared and loupes.
nd Time
17.00
• Understanding the limitations and
advantages minimallyENQUIRIES
invasive endodontics and implementing REGISTRATION
“orifice directed access” in your practice
COST
1300 302 421
• Utilise the latest NiTi technology to achieve specific canal-appropriate instrumentation with reduced ingle Delegate
$ 650 incl. GST
[email protected]
risk of iatrogenic errors
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•
Ability to obturate with modern techniques and sealers
•
Advanced knowledge of conservative restoration of root-filled teeth
ENDODONTICS
Modern Endodontics: How to
Achieve Endodontic Excellence
Presented by Dr Jeff Ward & Dr Kurien Mamootil
CPD HOURS 6
Update your skills in endodontics and learn how incorporating NiTi rotary instruments, obturation units and
apex locators will improve your efficiency and outcome. This course can benefit your practice in understanding
how rotary NiTi instruments, apex locators, CBCT imaging and modern obturation techniques will increase
endodontic predictability. The hands on component to the course offers the participant the ability to practice
using NiTi instruments and endodontic equipment on plastic blocks and extracted teeth. The small group is
conducive to sharing and discussing your challenging cases with two Endodontists who have extensive clinical
and educational experience.
•
Learn about the important factors that determine endodontic success
•
Introduce a safe and efficient, biological based sequence for using NiTi files
•
Learn about what’s new in endodontics including ConeBeam CT’s
•
Learn about the importance of irrigation and how to improve its efficacy
•
Learn about apex location, clinical significance and benefits
•
Learn about simple and efficient obturation techniques to match your NiTi preparations
•
An update on diagnosis and treatment planning in endodontics using case illustrations
SYDNEY
DATE:
Friday, 9 September 2016
TIME:
9am - 4pm
LOATION:
Park Royal Darling Harbour
150 Day Street
Darling Harbour NSW 2000
COST:
$650
ONLINE REGISTRATION
education
1300 302 421
[email protected]
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ENDODONTICS
Core Endodontic Principles &
Techniques Revisited
Presented by Dr Jeff Ward & Dr Kurien Mamootil
CPD HOURS 4
This hands on course is tailored to both experienced & first time rotary users. It provides an opportunity
to learn & fine tune current endodontic techniques for successful outcomes.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
Discussion will focus on the design and properties of the different NiTi systems available on the market
today with emphasis on their safe and efficient use. A hands-on session will follow focusing on clinical
technique and desired outcomes. Ample time will be available for questions.
What will you learn?
QUEENSLAND
DR JEFF WARD
Henry Schein Halas Office
8 Gardner Close
Milton QLD 4064
Friday 6th May 2016
or Friday 4th November 2016
•
Apex location, accuracy and clinical significance
•
Benefits of the latest rotary NiTi systems
•
Obturation techniques for success
•
Hands-on component with rotary instruments
“Morita has always been dedicated to Endodontic development and
education and this course is designed to help the participant understand
endodontics better and to achieve a predicable clinical outcome. The new
OTR motor Morita has developed combines the efficiency of a rotary
motor with the safety of reciprocation and it has the advantage of being
able to be used with any standard rotary file brand, size or shape”.
VICTORIA
DR JEFF WARD
Parkville VIC 3052
Friday 13th May 2016
or Friday 7th October 2016
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
DR JEFF WARD
311 Unley Road
Malvern SA 5061
Friday 5th August 2016
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
DR KURIEN MAMOOTIL
Crowne Plaza Perth
54 Terrace Road
Perth WA 6004
Friday 19 August 2016
CANBERRA
DR JEFF WARD
1 Binara Street
Canberra ACT 2602
Friday 22nd July 2016
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COST:
Course fees $395
Including arrival lunch and
afternoon tea
Early bird Special $345
(Register 30 days
prior to course date)
ONLINE REGISTRATION
1300 302 421
[email protected]
SURGICAL
Implant Maintenance
Techniques
Presented by Dr Tihana Divnic-Resnik
CPD HOURS 2.5
COURSE SYNOPSIS:
SYDNEY
This course is designed to provide fundamentals in the understanding of the bone and
soft tissue to implant and abutment surface interface and dynamics of their changes
after implants have been exposed to the oral cavity and restored. Once placed, dental
implants need maintenance to ensure implant functionality and prevention of biological
complications. Most common biological implant complications peri-mucositis and periimplantitis can be avoided by thorough assessment and recording of implant tissues and
by well-developed maintenance program. This course will discuss main signs of symptoms
of peri-implant diseases and most common risk factors involved in their development and
progression and basic strategies for their diagnosis and prevention.
DATE:
Wednesday, 18 May 2016
TIMES:
6:00-6:30pm
Registration and light
refreshments
6:30-9:00pm
Seminar
LOCATION:
ADIA Building,
757 Elizabeth Street,
Zetland NSW 2017
COURSE TOPICS:
•
Biological concept of healthy peri-implant tissues
•
Peri-implant mucositis and peri-implantitis
•
Diagnosis of peri-implant diseases
•
Fundamentals of the implant maintenance program
COSTS:
$60
ONLINE REGISTRATION
education
1300 302 421
[email protected]
LEARNING OUTCOMES
At the completion of this didactic course participants will be able to understand and describe differences
between periodontal and peri-implant tissues; they will be able to explain the rationale for probing of dental
implants; they will also be familiar with signs and symptoms of peri-implant diseases and understand
strategies for their prevention.
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SURGICAL
Implants, Practical Excellence
Presented by Dr Thomas Giblin & Dr Lincoln Harris
CPD HOURS 42
Implant Dentistry has become common place in dental practice and many patients
expect their dentist to offer some type of implant solution.
The purpose of this course is to give attendees a foundation of clinical knowledge
and techniques in planning and carrying out implant dentistry. Most dentists
have studied a lot of theory about implants, yet often lack the practical teaching
resulting in common clinical mistakes, damaging the clinician’s confidence.
In this course, training will occur through didactic and practical exercises that help
you obtain greater knowledge regarding successful implant treatment and how to
achieve clinical excellence!
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
MELBOURNE
Effective treatment planning using models, risk analysis, radiography and photography
DATES:
Module One:
•
Patient prepping, risk and consent
•
Soft tissue considerations & flap design
“Implant Foundation”
•
Room setup & needs
•
Suturing techniques
17 - 18 February 2017
•
Clinical Photography
•
Hard and soft tissue augmentation
Module Two:
•
Atraumatic extractions
•
The use of CBCT
•
Socket/ridge preservation
•
•
Impressions
Implant prosthetics, single & multiple,
fixture & abutment level, screw vs cement
retained restorations
“Surgical Success”
•
Surgical guides
•
Chairside temporaries
28 - 29 April 2017
•
Single implants & bridged implants
•
TIME:
•
Immediate placement in extraction sockets
Wound management, post op medication
and follow up
Time: 9:00AM - 5:00PM
•
Straight & angled implants
•
Implant failure management
LOCATION:
•
Immediate loading
COST: $7000
ONLINE REGISTRATION
“Aesthetic Prosthetic”
24 - 25 March 2017
Module Three:
Henry Schein Halas
Level 9
369 Royal Parade
Parkville VIC 3052
1300 302 421
[email protected]
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SURGICAL
Atraumatic Extraction and
Socket Regeneration
Presented by Associate Professor Max Guazzato
CPD HOURS 7.5
DIDACTIC AND HANDS-ON COURSE USING PIG’S JAWS
The extraction of a tooth is unquestionably accompanied with the loss of alveolar bone
volume. For some patients the loss of bone volume will compromise the possibility for
successful dental implant rehabilitation. In other situations it may mean an alteration of
the emergence pro_le and an aesthetic and functional compromise.
Teeth extractions can be challenging in numerous situations including posterior teeth
with divergent roots, teeth adjacent to vital structures, teeth with existing pathology or
fractured and retained roots. An atraumatic tooth extraction protocol which is consistent,
reproducible and ergonomic and will be discussed to reduce trauma and predictably
remove teeth.
Post-extraction socket grafting techniques have been controversial and unpredictable
due to the varying techniques and grafting materials available. This course will discuss
an immediate socket regeneration technique that has given predictable results in private
practice for 10 years.
SYDNEY
DATE:
Saturday 1st October 2016
TIMES:
8am Registration
8:30-5pm
LOCATION:
ADA Centre for
71-73 Lithgow St,
COSTS:
Dentist - $1500
register before 1st August)
Morning Didactic component:
•
An atraumatic extraction technique and why this technique?
•
Use of handpieces, osseosets, piezo surgery and instruments for teeth extraction
•
Selection of bone grafting materials - autologous, xenograft & allograft materials
•
Collagen membranes & how to handle membranes
•
Flap design, suture types and suturing techniques
ONLINE REGISTRATION
Register online and
pay via credit card at:
www.highlandspd.com.au/
enrol
Afternoon Hands-on component using pig’s jaws:
•
An atraumatic extraction technique
•
Immediate socket grafting
•
Manipulation of collagen membranes
•
Flap design, suture types and suturing techniques
Clinical exce
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BUSINESS SOLUTIONS
Obtaining Practice Growth through
Nurturing Relationships with your
Existing Patients
Presented by Carolyn S Dean
CPD HOURS 2
NEW SOUTH WALES
Monday 16th May 2016
Nurses Association
50 O’Dea Ave
Waterloo NSW 2017
VICTORIA
Wednesday 18th May 2016
Henry Schein Halas
Parkville VIC 3052
QUEENSLAND
Thursday 2nd June 2016
Henry Schein Halas
Grd Floor, 8 Gardner Close
Milton QLD 4064
TIME:
Time: 6:00 - 8:30PM
Attracting patients to your practice is only the beginning. You need to understand
how to build on relationships with your existing patients by using effective
marketing tools and techniques to turn them into long-term patients.
Many practices make the mistake of focusing only on gaining new patients. They fail to effectively
address the need to retain those they already have. Did you know that the most valuable asset that a
practice has is its existing patient base? Every practice wants and needs new patients, but your surest
and most predictable source of new revenue is right under your nose. It comes from the loyal patients
who already know your practice.
It’s also far easier to sell to existing patients than to get new patients. Acquiring new patients is
expensive (five to ten times the cost of retaining an existing one), but the average spend of a repeat
patient is a huge 67% more.
It has also been shown that it can take between six to eleven times for patients to see or hear a message
before they act on it. Do you know how many ways and how many times you are communicating with
your patients?
When it comes to marketing your practice, there is no silver bullet. It is important that you see your
practice marketing as a collation of strategies. Creating effective marketing with different patient touch
points is key to your success. Your potential patients and existing patients need to experience a number
of touch points all reinforcing your brand message before making the decision to come to you.
COST: $55
Registration fee includes
a free copy of
Carolyn S Dean’s book:
COURSE TOPICS:
•
Understand why patients leave
“Fully Booked! Dental
Marketing Secrets for a Full
Appointment Book”
The book will be handed
out at the seminar.
•
How to develop internal marketing strategies
•
Why use email newsletters
•
When to use printed newsletters
•
Using social media
•
Holding dental open house events
ONLINE REGISTRATION
•
On-hold messaging
education
•
Maximising recalls
1300 302 421
[email protected]
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BUSINESS SOLUTIONS
Unlock Your Practice Potential
Presented by Dr Phillip Palmer and Brett Churnin
CPD HOURS 1.5
Few people truly understand the challenges that face dental practice owners. Helping
dentists run successful businesses for the last 20 years in Australia has given Prime
Practice unique insights into these challenges.
THE COMPLEXITIES ARE GROWING YEAR ON YEAR:
•
Insurance companies and large corporations are marketing their services to your patients, increasing
competition and putting pressure on your fees.
•
Many patients are going to no-gap type dentists or having treatment done overseas.
•
Patients are more demanding.
•
Practice owners are increasingly taking on too much: overseeing all the different jobs in the business,
bookkeeping, marketing, social media management, HR, recruitment etc… all of which are taking time
away from what they are the experts indentistry.
Let Prime Practice Founder and Chairman Dr Philllip Palmer and General Manager Brett Churnin provide
solutions every practice owner needs to take on board to thrive in the ever-changing market place and help
you understand what you can delegate, outsource or change to reach your potential
KEY LEARNINGS:
•
Quick overview of challenges facing the dental industry and why they are happening.
•
Dental industry experts Dr Philip Palmer and Brett Churnin to provide solutions to challenges.
•
Learn what you can delegate, outsource or change to help reach your potential.
•
Learn what support is available for dentists or practice owners to alleviate some of the pressure.
•
Learn what some of the options are in the market to increase production, take home and profit.
TIME:
6:30 - 7pm
Registration & light refreshments
7:00 - 8:30pm
Lecture
Tuesday 17 May
ADIA Building
757 Elizabeth St
Zetland NSW 2017
Wednesday 18 May
Mantra Parramatta
Cnr Parkes & Valentine Avenue
Parramatta NSW 2150
Thursday 19 May
Adina Apartment Hotel
19 Market Street
Wollongong NSW 2500
Monday 23 May
Crowne Plaza Canberra
1 Binara Street
Canberra ACT 2601
ONLINE REGISTRATION
education
1300 302 421
[email protected]
Thursday 26 May
Brown Sugar
Restaurant & Functions
Cnr King Street & The Esplanade
Warners Bay NSW 2281
COSTS:
$50
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PRESENTERS
Brett Churnin
Dr Brett Dorney
Brett has been with Prime Practice since
2003. He has coached over 40 practices
and facilitated hundreds of workshops
all over the world and understands the
challenges and opportunities faced by a
modern dental practice. As Prime Practice’s
GM, Brett’s role is to support the Prime
Practice team of business coaches in
providing the best practice management
services to clients. Brett believes that Prime
Practice plays a vital role in transforming
the experience of owning and working in a dental practice.
Dr Brett Dorney has been presenting
for over 20 years on the prevention and
treatment of traumatic dental injuries.
This year his focus has changed to include
teaching fibre reinforced materials in
everyday dentistry. The cases he will show
illustrate the amazing outcomes for these
unique materials. Attending everStick
courses earlier this year in Finland and
Belgium showed him the huge changes
that could be possible in restorative
options for all age groups.
Dr Dorney graduated from Sydney University in 1971 and teaches
there as a clinical lecturer. He has received fellowships from The Royal
Australian College of Dental Surgeon, the International College of
Dentists and the Academy for Sports Dentistry. He has been fortunate
to be invited to speak at many overseas meetings the most recent being
the FDI Congress in New Dehli India.
Carolyn S Dean
Carolyn S Dean is the author of “Fully
Booked – Dental Marketing Secrets
for a full appointment book” and is
the Managing Director at ‘My Dental
Marketing’. Carolyn is a widely known
seminar speaker and dental marketing
consultant working extensively with dental
professionals.
Carolyn has over 21 years’ experience in
sales and marketing, working with some of
the largest global IT organisations in the UK, USA, Europe, South Africa,
Asia and Australia. Over the last 10 years she has specialised in the area
of the dental, medical and health care profession. Carolyn is Managing
Director at My Dental Marketing award winning specialist in marketing
services and website design for dental, professionals. They currently
manage a portfolio of over 300 practices. They provide marketing
solutions solely in the dental space. As a consequence Carolyn has
gained a deep understanding of profession’s problems and pain points.
Dr Tihana Divnic-Resnik
Dr Tihana Divnic-Resnik is a clinical lecturer
in the Discipline of Periodontics at the
University of Sydney. Previously, she was a
lecturer in Periodontics and Oral Medicine
at the University of Belgrade (Serbia) for 10
years, where she also practised as a specialist
of Periodontology and Oral Medicine.
Dr Tihana Divnic-Resnik was involved in
several research projects in Europe. She
gained her Master Degree by doing research
on periodontal regeneration with synthetic bone graft (calcium sulfate)
and PhD degree by researching the use of bone morphogenetic proteins
BMP-2 in alveolar socket preservation. She has published her work in
several international journals and presented it at numerous professional
conferences. Her research interests lie mainly in the areas of periodontal
therapy, bone regeneration and tissue management.
Tihana is a member of European Federation of Periodontology (EFP) and
a certified instructor for iTOP oral prophylaxis program. As an educator
she was involved in continued professional education for dentists
and dental hygienists in Europe. As the team leader, she worked on
promotion of oral hygiene programs in disadvantaged regions of Eastern
Europe on a voluntary basis.
She is proud to become a member of Australasian team of Hu-Friedy
educational consultants and to be able to present Hu-Friedy Educational
Programmes to professionals in Australasia region.
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Mr Steve Gerber
Mr. Steve Gerber has been heavily involved
in the dental industry for over 21 years. His
whitening practice building webinars have
helped individual of offices generate tens of
thousands of additional revenue each year.
He has been awarded the ‘Dan Fischer” Eagle
of Excellence in 2004 and 2007.
Dr Thomas Giblin
Dr Thomas Giblin, Specialist Prosthodontist
at Northern Dental Specialties graduated
from the University of Sydney’s Bachelor
of Dentistry with Honours in 2004. He
then worked on the mid north Coast at
Woolgoolga, before gaining acceptance to
the University of Texas Health Science Centre
at San Antonio in their Graduate Advanced
Prosthodontics Program.
This 3 year residency is widely regarded as
one of the best programs in the USA. Whilst
there he gained a broad range of experiences,
learning both traditional and the more cutting edge techniques. Dr
Giblin is interested in many areas of dentistry, but has a heavy focus on
dental implants, occlusion and aesthetic dentistry. Dr Giblin is also very
interested in the technical aspect of prosthodontics including CAD/CAM
and digital dentistry. Dr Giblin is a member of many dental societies
both in Australia and overseas, lectures to other dentists and specialists
both locally and internationally and is in private practice. He was
recently named a Member, Fellow and Diplomate of the International
Congress of Oral Implantologists, the largest implant organisation in the
world.
Associate Professor
Max Guazzato
DDS(Hons 1), PhD, DClinDent (Pros),
FRACDS, MRACDS, FPFA, FICD
Prosthodontist A/Prof of Oral Rehabilitation
University of Sydney Associate Professor
Max Guazzato finished Dentistry with first
place and honours at the University of Milan
and continued further with postgraduate
training in Oral Surgery. Prior to University
studies Max completed a 5 year full time Dental Technician diploma at
Milan Technology College. After over a decade in private ractice and
University lecturing, Max moved onto a PhD at Sydney University in
the field of Zirconia and dental ceramics and then completed a three
year clinical doctorate in Prosthodontics and is registered as a specialist
Prosthodontist. Max has a dental fellowship by examination and is a
prosthodontics special field member of the Royal Australasian College
of Dental Surgeons.
PRESENTERS
LABORATORY
Dr. Lincoln Harris
Dr Anthony Mak
Dr. Lincoln Harris graduated from the
University of Queensland with first class
honors in 1998. He then went on to establish
the first dental practice in Bargara, Harris
Dental Boutique in 2000. Dr Harris has
attended many continuing education
courses on Aesthetic Implant Techniques
and Full Mouth Rehabilitation in Australia,
Europe, Canada, USA and South East Asia.
With his vast dental knowledge Dr Harris
coaches and trains dentists from all over Australia on complex aesthetic
dentistry, surgical techniques and business management. Dr Harris has
also lectured in multiple cities throughout Australia, North America,
Cambodia, Singapore and Europe and is in private practice.
Marcelle Johnson
Marcelle
Johnson is an Oral Health Therapist
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including neuromuscular
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paediatrics and more recently maintains
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BDS (Sydney), Post grad diploma
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Dr Anthony Mak obtained his Bachelor of
Dental Surgery from Sydney University
and then went on to complete his Post
Graduate Diploma in Clinical Dentistry
(Oral Implants). He graduated with
multiple awards for clinical excellence
and since then has built up two multi
chaired practices in metropolitan Sydney
focusing on comprehensive and aesthetic dentistry
Anthony is extremely passionate about dentistry and his interests lies in
dental technologies and advances in materials and techniques. He has a
unique understanding of Direct Composite Artistry and Cad-Cam Digital
dentistry and is a key opinion leader for several dental companies in
Australia and United States.
JOHNSON
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written and published articles
for the Australian Dental
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dental implants in adolescents and youngof
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dento-facial anomalies. Dr Lucas is a visiting
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is involved in the evaluation of a multidisciplinary
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Dr Lucas is past president of the Australasian
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educational consultants.
Dentistry and also the Australian and New Zealand Society of Paediatric
Dentistry.
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PRESENTERS
Dr Phillip Palmer
Dr. Phillip Palmer ran a successful dental
practice in the Sydney CBD for 34 years.
He has been teaching dentists how to run
a business since 1995 and is Chairman
and founder of Prime Practice, as well
as Practice Sale Search. Through Prime
Practice, he has helped thousands of
dentists to reach their goals, increase
their income, and enjoy their practices
more. He has lectured around the world
on practice management topics and has
a deep understanding of all the different management, financial and
professional issues that face dentists. He is regarded as Australia’s
leading expert in the business of dentistry.
Dr Sal Shahidi
BMed Sc, BDENT(Hons), FRACDS
Dr Sal Shahidi graduated with a Bachelor
of Medical Science before obtaining
his Bachelor of Dentistry with Honours
from the University of Sydney. He holds
a Fellowship with the Royal Australasian
College of Dental Surgeons and is currently
undertaking a Doctor of Clinical Dentistry
in Periodontics. Dr Shahidi has been
working in private practice since 2006
and has also been involved in teaching in the undergraduate program
within the discipline of Oral Surgery and Periodontics. He is a member
ofDCD
the Australian
Dr. Oliver Pope, BDSc (Hons),
(Endo) and New Zealand Academy of Periodontists and the
International Team for Implantology.
PRESENTER
Dr Oliver Pope
BDSc (Hons), DCD (Endo)
Dr Oliver Pope graduated from the
University of Queensland in 2006 and
was awarded a Bachelor of Dental
Science with First Class Honours. After
multiple overseas deployments as a Dental
Officer in the Royal Australian Navy and
several years of general dental practice,
he commenced a Doctorate of Clinical
Dentistry in Endodontics. He completed
his Doctorate at the University of Melbourne and was awarded the
inaugural Ephraim Ehrmann Prize in Endodontics for best overall
performance in the degree. Oliver’s research into the clinical applications
of Cone-Beam Computed Tomography has been published in the Journal
of Endodontics. Oliver is passionate about teaching and educates both
overseas-trained and local dentists in addition to teaching positions at
the University of Melbourne and La Trobe University. Oliver regularly
lectures locally and overseas. Oliver is a member of the Australian Dental
Association, Australian Society of Endodontics and the Australian and
New Zealand Academy of Endodontists.
Dr Oliver Pope graduated from the University of Queensland
in 2006
and was awarded a Bachelor of Dental Science with
Dr Jason
Smithson
First Class Honours. After multiple overseas deployments as
BDS (Lond),
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including The
Constance Klein Memorial,
rate at the University of Melbourne and was awarded the
The Stafford Millar, and The Malcolm Jenkins
inaugural Ephraim Ehrmann Prize in Endodontics for best
Scholarships, The American Association of
overall performance in the degree. Oliver’s research into the
Endodontics
Prize and the Overall Award for
clinical applications of Cone-Beam Computed Tomography
Clinical Dentistry.
has been published in the Journal of Endodontics.
After spending 3 years in oral surgery
residency in London and a further year practicing restorative dentistry
Oliver is passionate about teaching and educates both
in London’s Harley Street Medical District, he relocated to Cornwall
overseas-trained
and
local dentists
addition to
in the extreme
southwest of
England.
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nationally and internationally (USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and
Europe) on this topic. He is a Post-Graduate Clinical Lecturer in both the
Cornwall & Isles of Scilly and Plymouth Foundation Dental Practitioners
Schemes. He has given hands on programs in the UK, Europe, Asia,
Canada and USA on behalf of GC, Ivoclar, Kerr, Hereaus, Optident,
Micerium, Carl Zeiss, Global, Velopex and Triodent. He is a UK “Opinion
Jane Rossi
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Jane Rossi is an oral health senior lecturer
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and scientific liaison. She has worked as
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PRESENTERS
LABORATORY
Dr Linda Quach
Dr Juergen Wahlmann
BDS(Hons), Post Grad Dip, Dental
Implantology, General Dentist
Dr Linda Quach completed
Dentistry at Sydney University with
honours. She did some research in ceramics
which lead to the start of the adventure
into ceramic restorations and the
co-authoring of four peer-reviews journal
articles. With Max rubbing of his oral
surgery and Implantology background,
Linda decided to move on and complete a Graduate Diploma in Dental
Implantology with distinction at Charles Sturt University. Linda enjoys
practicing general dentistry and leaving the surgical and complicated
prosthodontics procedures to Max!
Associate Professor
Axel Spahr Dr. Med. Dent. HABIL.
Axel Spahr is Head of Periodontics at the
Sydney Dental Hospital and Head of the
Discipline of Periodontics at the University
of Sydney. A/Prof. Spahr is the former
Head of Periodontics at the University
of Ulm in Germany and has worked at
various international universities and
research facilities. He has additional
training in microbiology, molecular biology,
extensive experience in basic science research, animal research and
clinical research. A/Prof. Spahr’s research interest includes periodontal
regeneration, bone regeneration, periodontitis and systemic diseases
as well as antimicrobial therapy. He has lead large externally funded
research projects and is collaborating with leading international research
groups and companies in the field of periodontology, implantology
and bone regeneration. He is author of numerous publications in
international peer-reviewed dental and medical journals and has
presented his work on professional conferences worldwide.
Dr Jeremy Vo
BDS
Dr Jeremy Vo obtained his BDS from the
University of Adelaide. He then went on to
complete a Doctor of Clinical Dentistry from
the University of Sydney in Periodontics.
Following completion, he was also awarded
membership into the Royal Australasian
College of Dental Surgeons. Dr Vo has been
awarded with separate research grants in
the fields of periodontology and craniofacial
biology. Currently, working in private
practice in Sydney since 2009, Dr Vo has also been a visiting clinical
demonstrator for the DMD program at the University of Sydney. He
holds membership with the Australian and New Zealand Academy of
Periodontists and the International Team for Implantology. Dr Vo has
been an invited speaker at conferences in Australia and lectures on
topics including some of the latest concepts in the management of
periodontal diseases. .
Dr Juergen Wahlmann graduated in Dentistry
from the University of Goettingen in Germany.
He went on to qualify for a DMD at the
University of Muenster. In 2004 he undertook
a postgraduate Master in Aesthetics from the
Rosenthal Institute at New York University in
the USA.
He has been practicing dentistry for almost 30
years in private practice but also has been the
Head of Dentistry at Estetica Clinic which is a
private clinic for plastic surgery and aesthetic
dentistry in Germany since 2006.
In 2005 Dr Wahlmann won a gold medal from the American Academy of
Cosmetic Dentistry in the Indirect Restorations Category. He is affiliated
with a number of societies and has been the Chairman or President
of The International Membership Committee, AACD, Give back a Smile
Germany and the German Society of Cosmetic Dentistry.
He has conducted more than 150 lectures and hands-on workshops in
Germany, Austria, Switzerland, England, USA, Dubai, Russia, India, China
and now Australia. His topics include Ultra Thin No Prep Veneers: New
Possibilities, Veneers: Risks and Common Errors, Perfect Smile: A step by
step concept, Lumineers Smile Design Workshop, New Techniques for
Patient Communication, Digital Photography for the Dentist, Veneers –
State of the Art, Veneers – Possibilities and Limits, Veneers – Function
versus Aesthetics and the “DIR” System
Professor Laurie Walsh
Professor Laurie Walsh has been involved in
infection control education for over 25 years,
and has served for much of that time on ADA
Infection Control Committees at state or
national level. He has been the chair of the
ADA Inc Infection Control Committee for the
past 5 years.
Laurie has also served on dental boards and
Standards Australia committees, been an infection control inspector
and consultant, and authored practice support tools, checklists and
documentation for infection control in dentistry. Outside of his role at
the University of Queensland, he maintains a specialist part-time clinical
practice in special needs dentistry in Brisbane
Dr Jeff Ward
BDS, MDSc, GradDipClinDent,
MRACDS(Endo)
Dr. Jeff Ward obtained his BDS with Distinction
from The University of
Otago in 1996 followed by his GradDipClinDent
and MDSc from The University of Melbourne
in 2002. Jeff works in a full-time specialist
Endodontic practice in Collins Street,
Melbourne and teaches in the postgraduate
endodontic programme and continuing education courses at the
University of Melbourne. Jeff has lectured throughout Australia, Asia
and New Zealand and he has published several articles in endodontic
journals with particular reference to the management of fractured
endodontic instruments and vital pulp therapy. Jeff has a special interest
in rotary NiTi instruments and the use of operative microscopes in
endodontics, which he has used continuously and exclusively since
1999.
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PRESENTERS
Robyn Watson
JessicaROBYN
Wilson WATSON
Robyn Watson received her Dental
Jessica Wilson is an international speaker,
Hygiene education at the University of
trainer and
educatorWatson
focused on Infection
Robyn
received
Pennsylvania, her Bachelor’s degree in
Prevention and Infection Control Compliance.
Dental Auxiliary Education at the University
Jessica helps
address
three critical
herpractices
Dental
Hygiene
of North Carolina and her Master’s in
factors for increasing practice profitability
Public Administration in Health Services
througheducation
creating an efficient
for
atprocess
the University
Management from Golden Gate University
sterilization, instrument processing, inventory
in San Francisco.
management
and team communication.
of Pennsylvania,
her
After practicing and teaching in the US
Jessica is a graduate of the University of
Bachelor’s
degree
for many years, she returned to her home
Rhode Island
and has a Master’s
Degree in
in Public Health with a focus in
country of New Zealand in 1994 to participate in the introduction of the dentistry from A.T. Still University in Mesa, AZ. She is a Chair member
Dental
Auxiliary
Education
and volunteer
consultant
for the Organization
for Safety, Asepsis
first school of Dental Hygiene in New Zealand. Since that time, Robyn
and
Prevention
(OSAP),
a
member
of
the
American
Dental Assistants
has been on the Faculty of the Otago School of Dentistry, the Otago
at (ADAA)
the University
Association
Education Council,of
andNorth
a chair member of the
Polytechnic and helped with the development of the BSC in Oral Health
National Speakers Association Georgia chapter.
at the Auckland University of Technology.Carolina
She was also aand
Senior her
lecturer,
Master’s
in Public Administration
and NZDHA representative to the Oral Health Advisory Board for the
in Health
Services
university. Since 2010, Robyn has been a Lecturer
in the Department
of Management from Golden Gate
Periodontics at the University of Sydney.
Dr Terry Wong
University in San Francisco.
B.SC, B.D.SC
She has served as President and Vice-President of the NZDHA and sat
Terry initially graduated as a Science
on the New Zealand Dental Council for 6 years. She served on the Oral
(with Honours)
Melbourne
Health Advisory Group to the Ministry of After
Health and
the New Zealandand graduate
practicing
teaching
in theatUS
for many
University
in
1981
and
after
two years in
Dental Health Foundation for four years.
clinical
medical
research,
switched over
years, she returned to
her
home
country
of New
In March 2013, Robyn was invited to attend the Senior Dental Leaders
to Dentistry at Melbourne University and
seminar at Harvard University in Boston and
has recentlyinbeen
Zealand
1994 to participate
inHethe
introduction
graduating in 1987.
lectures
both locally
selected as the President-Elect of the International Federation of
and internationally on topics related to
Dental Hygienists, where she also chairs the
and Research
ofEducation
the first
school of composite
Dentalresin
Hygiene
New
application.in
He presently
Committee. She served on the House of Delegates of IFDH for 12 years
lectures at both Melbourne University to undergraduate Dental students
Zealand. Since that time,
Robyn has been on the
as the New Zealand
on Aesthetic and restorative Dentistry. Since 2004,Terry has been
representative
training workshops
Dentists on the topic
Faculty of the Otago conducting
Schoolhands-on
of Dentistry,
the for
Otago
of Resin Bonding and is a Key Opinion leader for 3MEspe and Ivoclar
Vivadent.
Presently
maintains a Private Practice
Polytechnic and helped
with
thehedevelopment
of primarily devoted to
restorative Dentistry in the suburb of Blackburn in Melbourne.
the BSC in Oral Health at the Auckland University
of Technology. She was also a Senior lecturer, and
NZDHA representative to the Oral Health Advisory
Board for the university. Since 2010, Robyn has
been a Lecturer in the Department of Periodontics
at the University of Sydney.
Terms and Conditions She has served as President and Vice-President
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