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202102jun9:00 am4:30 pmEnhanced EndodonticsFacilitated by Dr Harry Mohan, Dr Geoffrey Young9:00 am - 4:30 pm(GMT+10:00) View in my timeCentre for Professional Development Event Organized By: ADA NSW Centre for Professional Development Discipline:EndodonticsFormat:Hands-on,In-Person

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Predictable techniques for obtaining high quality 2D endodontic radiographs utilising the most clinically-relevant film/sensor holders for all situations.
The role of high-resolution CBCT (3D) imaging in endodontic diagnosis and treatment planning: A new standard of care.
Modern paradigms in endodontic access and directed dentine conservation.
Advanced NiTi file systems: how to best use controlled memory (CM) NiTi rotary files for superior clinical results (hands-on).
Strategies to enhance endodontic irrigation to achieve more thorough disinfection of complex root canal anatomy (hands-on).
How to consistently produce high quality root fillings using thermoplastic obturation techniques (hands-on)
Calcium silicate based materials (MTA and bioceramics) in endodontic obturation, perforation repair and vital pulp therapy.

Learning Objectives

Know how to successfully image any part of the dentition.
Apply CBCT (3D) imaging to facilitate endodontic diagnosis and treatment.
Understand the principles of dentine conservation in modern endodontics and how this can enhance long-term tooth survival.
Understand the advantages, principles, and practical aspects of controlled memory (CM) NiTi file systems.
Apply strategies and techniques to enhance endodontic irrigation and obturation.
Understand the applications of MTA and bioceramics in modern endodontics

Dr Geoff Young

Dr Geoff Young

Specialist endodontist
Dr Geoff Young obtained his BDS (University Medal) from the University of Sydney in 2002, and his Specialist degree from the University of Melbourne in 2007. He went on to establish Sydney Endodontic Centre - the largest specialist endodontic group practice in the Inner West of Sydney. Dr Young was the first endodontist in NSW awarded Fellowship of the RACDS in the Special Field of Endodontics, and is a current examiner for the FRACDS (GDP) final examination. Dr Young is committed to clinical teaching at the University of Sydney, as well as developing and providing continuing education through the ADA and RACDS. He is Past President of the Australian Society of Endodontology (NSW), as well as a member of the Australian & New Zealand Academy of Endodontics, the International Association of Dental Traumatology, and the American Association of Endodontists.
URL https://sydneyendocentre.com.au/drs-young-and-dang/dr-young/

Specialist endodontist
Dr. Harry Mohan

Dr. Harry Mohan

Specialist endodontist
Dr. Harry Mohan completed his Bachelor of Dental Science at the University of Melbourne in 2008, before commencing work as a Dental Officer in the Royal Australian Air Force. Harry was posted to RAAF bases in South Australia and NSW for four years, and then transitioned to private dental practice in the Blue Mountains and NSW Central Coast. He completed his Doctor of Clinical Dentistry in Endodontics at the University of Melbourne and has special interests in dental trauma and the management of patients with dental fear and anxiety. Harry has published articles in peer-reviewed International and Australian scientific journals in the areas of endodontics and dental fear and anxiety. He regularly attends scientific meetings and has been involved with lecturing and clinical teaching at the University of Melbourne.
URL https://www.drharrymohan.com/

Specialist endodontist

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ADA NSW Centre for Professional DevelopmentOur advocacy for members ensures we stay united as a profession, securing the profile, funding, support and recognition to allow us to continue advancing dentistry. As a not-for-profit organisation led by dentists for dentists, our remit is to deliver value to members and we do this in six key ways: Advocacy The strongest professions are those that are well represented Continuing Professional Development Providing comprehensive and respected CPD in world class facilities Networking and Connections Mentorship, events, local divisions and study groups Professional and Peer Advice On dento-legal matters, compliance, practice management, HR, IR, pharma News and Filtering We deliver what dentists need to know, when they need to know it Lifestyle and Benefits It's not all business. We incorporate social events and lifestyle benefits[email protected] Level 1, 1 Atchison Street, St Leonards NSW 2065

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(Wednesday) 9:00 am - 4:30 pm(GMT+10:00) View in my time

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Centre for Professional Development

1 Atchison Street ST LEONARDS NSW 2065

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$790 – $1188

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202110jun9:00 am1:00 pmRestoration of Endodontically Treated Teeth9:00 am - 1:00 pm(GMT+10:00) View in my timeMelbourne Dental School Event Organized By: Melbourne Dental School Discipline:Endodontics,ProsthodonticsFormat:Hands-on,In-Person,Online

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This course aims to guide practitioners through the clinical decisions to restore endodontically-treated teeth using contemporary materials and using either an analogue or a digital workflow. This will have a direct impact on your clinical success and survival rates. Endodontic therapy is carried out regularly in everyday dentistry, but a satisfactory restoration after the completion of the root canal treatment is not only mandatory, but also critical to the overall success of the treatment. A pulpless tooth requires a restoration that conserves and protects the remaining tooth structure. Although there are a variety of materials and techniques described for restoring pulpless teeth, the prognosis of these teeth relies mainly on the understanding of biomechanical principles.

The course is structured in two parts, a series of online lectures covering post material selection, pattern-resin post preparation, partial posterior indirect restorations of different materials and designs as well as adequate cementation techniques. The online lectures will be structured in modules, each with an assessment at the end.

Part two consists of a full day face-to-face hands-on pre-clinical component to apply all the principles learnt online. Participants pre-clinical work will be assessed by the presenters and direct feedback provided.

Participants can choose to do either (1) the online modules on their own or (2) both the online modules and the hands-on session. Please note the hands-on session cannot be completed on its own.

Program Delivery – Online Blended Learning and Hands-on Pre-clinical session

Online web lectures via Learning Management System, Canvas.
A short assessment after each online module to cement your knowledge on the lecture topics.
Online Live Q&A Session for follow up questions and interaction with the presenters.
Hands-on Pre-clinical lab session.

Major Topics

Post or no-post
Pattern-resin post construction for casting post-cores
Partial posterior indirect restorations of different materials and designs
Cementation of Glass ceramic partial posterior indirect restorations

Learning Objectives:

At the conclusion of the program participants should be able to:

Distinguish the need for posts in different clinical scenarios
Record post space with pattern resin for cast post and cores
Prepare partial posterior indirect restorations and endo crowns using different materials
Appropriately select materials and cementation techniques for partial posterior indirect restorations.
Follow all the steps required to successfully bond a glass ceramic restoration

Associate Professor Roy Judge

Associate Professor Roy Judge

Dentist

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Dr Carolina Pérez Rodriguez

Dr Carolina Pérez Rodriguez

General Dentist ,BDS (Madrid), MJDF RCS (England), Grad.Dip.Clin.Dent (Implants) (Melb),
Carolina graduated from the University Complutense of Madrid in 2006. After completing her studies she moved to Oxford (UK), where she worked as a general dentist and undertook further studies in restorative dentistry, prosthodontics, and implants in London, Manchester, and France. During this time, she gained membership of the Royal College of Surgeons (UK). In early 2013 she settled in Melbourne and while working in private practice, she completed a part-time diploma in clinical dentistry in the field of implants at The University of Melbourne. Carolina also received her prosthodontics specialist training and degree at The University of Melbourne. In addition to working in private practice at Bayside Dental Specialists and Tasman Prosthodontics, Carolina is involved in continuous professional training as well as undergraduate and postgraduate teaching through The University of Melbourne. She is the current president of the Australian Prosthodontic Society Victoria Branch, member of the Australian Osseointegration Society, the International Team for Implantology and the Australian Dental Association.

General Dentist ,BDS (Madrid), MJDF RCS (England), Grad.Dip.Clin.Dent (Implants) (Melb),
Dr Hossam El-Haddad

Dr Hossam El-Haddad

BDS (Cairo), FRACDS (Sydney), DCD (Pros) (Melb)
Dr. Hossam graduated from Ain Shams University (Cairo, Egypt) in 2006, and worked in both public and private sectors before relocating to Australia in 2010. Hossam has worked in private general dental practices in Cairns and Melbourne. He obtained a Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons in 2015, and graduated with a Doctorate of Clinical Dentistry in Prosthodontics from the University of Melbourne in 2018. He has now joined the specialist practice, Prosthodontics Plus in Essendon, as well as flying to Launceston to deliver Prosthodontic care to patients in Tasmania. He continues to be involved in prosthodontic education as a clinical demonstrator at the University of Melbourne. He is a member of the International Team for Implantology, the Australian Prosthodontic Society committee and the Australian Osseointegration Society.

BDS (Cairo), FRACDS (Sydney), DCD (Pros) (Melb)

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Melbourne Dental SchoolThe mission of the Melbourne Dental School is to be a world-class, research-based school, offering education of the highest quality and to play a leading national and international role with particular relevance to the Asia-Pacific region. 720 Swanston Street, Carlton, VIC 3053

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(Thursday) 9:00 am - 1:00 pm(GMT+10:00) View in my time

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Melbourne Dental School

720 Swanston Street, Carlton VIC, 3053

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Online module only: $500 (inc GST) , Online module and hands-on session: $1,500 (inc GST)

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202118jun8:00 am5:00 pmSimplified Clinical Endodontics8:00 am - 5:00 pm(GMT+08:00) View in my timeUWA Dental School Event Organized By: Australian Dental Association Western Australia Discipline:EndodonticsFormat:Hands-on,In-Person

Princess Crowns & Pirate Teeth – Dinner Course

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Course Outline:

This course comprises lectures, demonstrations and hands-on components.

The outcome of endodontic treatment is generally quite predictable if recommended and biologically based treatment procedures and protocols are followed. However, clinical endodontic procedures can be technically difficult at times.

Typical complications (especially in posterior teeth with extensive restorations) are often related to pulp canal calcification, access, visibility and canal anatomy, rather than to any other factors. However, many of these problems can be overcome by having a thorough understanding of the disease processes that are being managed and the causes of these diseases.

This course will provide an update on the various diseases and their courses. Then, some “trade secrets” of an experienced endodontist will be discussed and demonstrated to help you simplify the treatment process. Participants will then be able to practise these techniques by doing the hands-on practical exercises on extracted teeth.

The main objective of this course is to prepare general practitioners for an immediate improvement in their ability to perform predictable endodontic treatment.

WP Paul Abbott AO

WP Paul Abbott AO

Professor of Clinical Dentistry
WP Paul Abbott AO is the Winthrop Professor of Clinical Dentistry at The University of Western Australia. He is a Specialist Endodontist and works in private practice on a part-time basis. Prior to taking a full-time university position in 2002, Paul spent 17 years in private specialist endodontic practice in Perth and Melbourne. He has presented over 800 lectures and courses in 44 countries, published 196 articles in refereed journals and 23 textbook chapters. In 2015, he was appointed as Editor-in-Chief of the international journal Dental Traumatology. He has received numerous awards for excellence in teaching and for service to the dental profession, particularly in education and research. In 2015, he was appointed as an Officer of the Order of Australia.

Professor of Clinical Dentistry

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Australian Dental Association Western AustraliaIn Western Australia, ADAWA is regarded as the recognised voice of dentistry. With around 92% of registered dentists and dental specialists across the private and public sectors as members, the Association provides a most effective representative body. ADAWA strives to promote the art and science of dentistry, to represent the profession and to provide services which promote the highest level of oral health in the community.[email protected] ADA House, 54-58 Havelock Street, West Perth, WA 6005

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(Friday) 8:00 am - 5:00 pm(GMT+08:00) View in my time

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UWA Dental School

17 Monash Ave Nedlands, WA 6009 Australia

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Member Price: $847.00, Cost: $847.00 – $1270.50

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202119jun9:00 am4:30 pmMaximising Endodontic SuccessPRESENTED BY Adjunct Associate Professor Peter Cathro 9:00 am - 4:30 pm AEST(GMT+10:00) View in my timeCentre for Professional Development 1 Event Organized By: ADA NSW Centre for Professional Development Discipline:EndodonticsFormat:Hands-on

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Keeping out of trouble, re-treatment and surgical principles

The aim of this course is to extend the basic endodontic principles to cope with more complicated clinical scenarios that are often encountered. Seven principles will be discussed throughout the course.

Topics include

Predicting successful outcomes. Central to successful endodontics is appropriate case selection. This section will consider restorability, provisional restorations, alternative treatment options and provide guidance as to which cases can be considered predictable and which should be avoided.
Management strategies for calcified canals, locating and negotiating the MB2. Gaining access to the foramen is often the most challenging stage in endodontics. Techniques for locating and negotiating calcified canals will be covered. Try and bring some teeth with narrow or calcified canals to trial some alternative techniques.
Management of open apices. Trauma to immature teeth often results in having to manage an open apex. The traditional method was long-term calcium hydroxide dressings. There is now a trend to either apexification with MTA or to attempt “regenerative endodontics”. The indications/contraindications for these approaches will be covered.
Perforation repair. Getting your “assistant” out of trouble may involve managing a perforation. How perforations are handled immediately can make a marked difference in the outcome. The hands-on component will cover a few treatment strategies that can be easily implemented.
Post and fractured instrument removal. The use of ultrasonics to manage both of these situations will be explored and guidelines to when you should implement them.
Energised irrigation techniques. Irrigation is perhaps the most crucial aspect of the chemo-mechanical preparation and there are a number of new instruments available to energise the irritants. This section will review the current technologies available.
Surgical principles – ultrasonic preparation and retrograde fillings. Advanced surgical principles have corresponded to an increase in surgical success rates. An understanding of these concepts is essential to those either referring or performing surgery.

Learning Objectives

Identify appropriate case selection for successful treatment outcomes
Locate and negotiate calcified and additional canals (MB2)
Master the skills required to repair perforations, remove posts and manage teeth with open apices
Summarise the indications and contraindications for re-treatment or surgical approaches to provide the best treatment options for your patients

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This course requires practitioners to collect and access four (4) extracted posterior teeth. Practitioners are also encouraged to bring their loupes on the day. Further details will be provided upon registering.

Adjunct Associate Professor Peter Cathro

Adjunct Associate Professor Peter Cathro

Specialist in Endodontics
Upon completion of his specialist training in Endodontics (1994), Peter worked as an endodontist in full time private practice in Melbourne and then in Auckland, New Zealand. Peter later took a position as a Senior Lecturer at Otago University (New Zealand) before becoming Associate Professor and Head of Discipline at the University of Adelaide (Australia) for seven years. In addition to teaching undergraduate and post-graduate students, Peter has lectured extensively at international conferences and given numerous endodontic hands-on courses throughout Australia, New Zealand and Asia. Peter has recently returned to Otago University and is an Associate Dean (Clinical) and has completed his PhD in microbiology. In addition, Peter maintains an academic appointment with the University of Adelaide as Adjunct Associate Professor. Peter is past president of the NZ endodontic society and is now editor of the NZ Endodontic Journal and a reviewer for three other journal

Specialist in Endodontics

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(Saturday) 9:00 am - 4:30 pm AEST(GMT+10:00) View in my time

Location

Centre for Professional Development 1

1 Atchison Street ST LEONARDS NSW 2065, Australia

CPD Hours

6.5

Price

Member Price: Dentists – $880.00, Non-Member Price: Non-Members – $1,056.00

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202123jun6:00 pm9:30 pmCentral Coast Division Meeting6:00 pm - 9:30 pm(GMT+10:00) View in my timeGosford Golf Club Event Organized By: ADA NSW Centre for Professional Development Discipline:EndodonticsFormat:In-Person

202130jun6:00 pm1:00 amAdj Associate Prof. Peter Cathro – Stressed Out, But Alive And Kicking6:00 pm - 1:00 am AEST(GMT+10:00) View in my timeSMC Conference & Function Centre Event Organized By: Australian Society of Endondontology Discipline:EndodonticsFormat:In-Person

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Since Peter’s return to Otago, he has being studying stress – (amongst other things).

1. Are we creating a Super-Bug?

Whilst chemomechanically preparing infected root canals, are we inadvertently creating a stressed out, but alive and kicking Super-Bug? Calcium hydroxide is the most widely used medicament in endodontics & is a powerful antimicrobial agent. The survival strategies of bacteria are diverse and bacteria such as E.faecalis can adapt to the harsh alkaline environment created by a root canal therapy. Is it time to revisit the role of calcium hydroxide as a medicament and are there strategies to maximize its efficacy?

2. How Stressed are you as a Clinician?

A career in Dentistry is considered to be one of the most stressful health professions and dental students are under the most stress when learning new procedures. Heart Rate levels were used as an effective way to quantify stress of both students & clinical tutors. Situations that caused extremely high stress were determined and strategies to make stress a positive, rather than a negative event were evaluated. Learn how to accentuate the positive!

3. Clinical applications of Hydroxyapatite products.

There are a wide number of uses for hydroxyapatite-based products including: pulp capping, bone grafting, use in dental restorations & root canal sealers and as a remineralization agent in toothpastes. These products are often, however a low-cost method of production could lead to greater clinical uptake. The development and clinical uses of these new products will be presented.

Adjunct Associate Professor Peter Cathro

Adjunct Associate Professor Peter Cathro

Specialist in Endodontics
Upon completion of his specialist training in Endodontics (1994), Peter worked as an endodontist in full time private practice in Melbourne and then in Auckland, New Zealand. Peter later took a position as a Senior Lecturer at Otago University (New Zealand) before becoming Associate Professor and Head of Discipline at the University of Adelaide (Australia) for seven years. In addition to teaching undergraduate and post-graduate students, Peter has lectured extensively at international conferences and given numerous endodontic hands-on courses throughout Australia, New Zealand and Asia. Peter has recently returned to Otago University and is an Associate Dean (Clinical) and has completed his PhD in microbiology. In addition, Peter maintains an academic appointment with the University of Adelaide as Adjunct Associate Professor. Peter is past president of the NZ endodontic society and is now editor of the NZ Endodontic Journal and a reviewer for three other journal

Specialist in Endodontics

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Australian Society of Endondontology[email protected]

Time

(Wednesday) 6:00 pm - 1:00 am AEST(GMT+10:00) View in my time

Location

SMC Conference & Function Centre

66 Goulburn St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia

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Casual attendance: $155 per event, Members Free

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Dr Geoff Young

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Dr. Harry Mohan

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Program Delivery – Online Blended Learning and Hands-on Pre-clinical session

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Associate Professor Roy Judge

Associate Professor Roy Judge

Dr Carolina Pérez Rodriguez

Dr Carolina Pérez Rodriguez

Dr Hossam El-Haddad

Dr Hossam El-Haddad

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WP Paul Abbott AO

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Keeping out of trouble, re-treatment and surgical principles

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Adjunct Associate Professor Peter Cathro

Adjunct Associate Professor Peter Cathro

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Since Peter’s return to Otago, he has being studying stress – (amongst other things).

1. Are we creating a Super-Bug?

2. How Stressed are you as a Clinician?

3. Clinical applications of Hydroxyapatite products.

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Adjunct Associate Professor Peter Cathro

Adjunct Associate Professor Peter Cathro