Main Lecture Speakers List
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Name
1. Dr. Marcelo
Calamita
Qualification
/Designation
DDS, MS, PhD
Lecture title
Excellence in White & Pink Aesthetic
Symposium:
Interdisciplinary Dental Team:
Integrating ideas and skills on simple
and complex esthetic restorative cases.
CV:
Dr. Marcelo Calamita received his DDS degree from the University of Sao Paulo in
1988 where he obtained his certificate, MS, PhD in prosthodontics and also worked as
clinical instructor in the Department of Prosthodontics for 17 years. He was associate
professor of prosthodontics at University Braz Cubas and University of Guarulhos,
both in Sao Paulo. He is the former president of the Brazilian Academy of Esthetic
Dentistry and currently he is the editor-in-chief of the Dental Press Brazilian Journal of
Esthetics. In addition, he has lectured nationally and internationally, written
numerous scientific publications and chapters in textbooks on treatment planning,
implants and esthetic restorative dentistry. He maintains a private practice in Sao
Paulo focusing on comprehensive restorative, esthetic and prosthetic implant
dentistry.
Lecture synopsis:
The materials and techniques for the construction of a beautiful and harmonious
smile have reached a high stage of development, providing predictability and
consistency to the skilled clinician. The key is in selecting the appropriate technique
over the numerous current options, understanding the reason for its indication, and
how to precisely customize it to the individual aspects of each patient. Based on the
scientific based/ clinical relevant binomial, the Brazilian Team will discuss in a very
interactive and didactic way the essential elements of the aesthetic restorative design
and treatment planning, in order to surpass the patient's expectations, provide
efficient function and long-term stability. It will be reviewed the critical issues about
esthetic periodontal plastic surgeries for teeth and implants, how to improve the
quality of laboratorial work, and relevant information about tooth preparations,
impressions, and cementation guidelines.
The Treatment Planning Process:
▪Digital Smile Design: the virtual esthetic project driving and
integrating the emotional, functional, structural, and biological keys into a
realistic treatment plan
▪The Interconsultation: brainstorming individualized solutions and treatment
strategies for the patient
▪The integration of orthodontics and restorative treatment:
indications, timing, and limitations
▪Pink restoration: when it is indicated and how to accomplish it?
▪Final adjustments and cementation guidelines: what are the
fundamental aspects when cementing ceramic restorations that will influence
the long-term outcomes?
▪Perio-Implant and Prosthetic Integration: keys for predictable and
successful treatment in the esthetic zone: Implant selection, 3D ideal implant
placement, Soft-tissue grafts, Biomaterials, Tissue conditioning, Abutment
selection, Final restorations
Master class topic:
The other face of esthetics: Integrating Functional Treatment Planning into Smile
Design
Hands-on:
Emotional Dentistry: DSD Mock-up and Photo Demo plus Interactive Treatment
Planning Exercise.
2. Dr. Gustavo
Giordani
DDS
Excellence in White & Pink Aesthetic
Symposium:
Perio-Implant and Prosthetic Integration
- keys for predictable and successful
treatment in aesthetic zone.
CV:
Dr. Gustavo Giordani received his DDS degree from the Paulista University in 2003
where he also obtained his certificate in Oral and Maxillo Facial Surgery. He obtained
his certificate on Periodontal Plastic Surgery and Implantology at Instituto Implante
Perio in São Paulo. From 2007 to 2014 he did a fellowship with Dr. Eric Van Dooren on
Periodontal Plastic Surgery and Implantology in Antwerp, Belgium.
In addition, he has lectured nationally on periodontal plastic surgery and esthetic
restorative dentistry. He maintains a private practice in Sao Paulo focusing on
periodontal esthetic plastic surgery and implants.
Lecture synopsis:
Nowadays the aesthetic rehabilitation requires a multidisciplinary interaction
increasingly intense. Separate specialties leads to inadequate and often patient
dissatisfaction with the end result.
The in
prostheses in cases of aesthetic implant-supported restorations is fundamental from
planning, surgical execution, provisionals and final restoration for excellence cases.
The planning, with the union of pink and white aesthetic is the big key to the
predictability and success in cases of implant in aesthetic zone and periodontics
becomes an indispensable tool in these cases.
The pr
clinical experience and scientific evidences of techniques that promote predictability
and long-term stability in cases of aesthetics implant supported rehabilitation, and
also address the power of plastic periodontal surgery in rehabilitation.
Workshop title:
Live Surgery: Root coverage surgery for gingival recession
3. Dr Adalberto de
Paula Souza Jr
DDS, Certificate in
Orthodontics and
Facial Orthopedics
Excellence in White & Pink Aesthetic
Symposium:
TBC-orthodontic topic
CV:
Dr Adalberto de Paula Souza Jr received his DDS degree in Dentistry in 1991 from
Methodist University in Sao Paulo. In 1999, he received his Certificate in Orthodontics
and Facial Orthopedics from Guarulhos University. He had worked as Adjunct Clinical
Professor at Guarulhos University for 11 years. In 2011 he attended a Residence
Program focused in interdisciplinary Treatment Planning in Adults and in 2012 and he
was Visiting Researcher Scholar, both activities at University of Washington. Dr.
Adalberto has lectured in some universities and courses in Brazil. He is a member of
the American Association of Orthodontists, World Federation of Orthodontists, and
Brazilian Association of Orthodontists. He practices orthodontics in his private office in
São Paulo.
Lecture synopsis:
TBC
4. Dr. Alfred Lau
Sze Lok
BDS(HK),
MDS(OMS)(HK),
MOSRCS(Edin),
AdvDipOMS(HK),
FADI,
FDSRCS(Edin),
FHKAM(DS),
FCDSHK(OMS)
Immediate Implants In Aesthetic Zone
CV:
Dr Alfred Lau is a consultant in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at the Branemark
Osseointegration Centre of Hong Kong and Honorary consultant at the Hong Kong
Sanatorium and Hospital. He is also currently honorary assistant professor and part
time clinical lecturer at the University of Hong Kong and Honorary specialist in
Queen Mary Hospital for both undergraduates and postgraduates teaching.
Dr Lau is the founder and current President of Young Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon
Group of Hong Kong, he also holds the position of the Vice President of the Hong
Kong Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, Vice President of Hong Kong
Society of Sedation and Anesthesia in Dentistry, Councilor of the Asian Association
of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon and committee member of Young Dentist Group of
HKDA.
He has also been invited as an editorial advisory member of the Quintessence Asia
Pacific edition journal, Editor of the Journal of Dental Health, Oral Disorders and
Therapy and as a reviewer of International Journal of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery,
BMJ case reports and Chronicles of Surgery. His special interests are in implant
dentistry especially immediate implant in the esthetic zone, orthognathic surgeries
and cleft lip and palate surgeries.
Lecture synopsis:
Due to numerous researches in the field of implant dentistry and rapid advances in
medical diagnostic tools and imaging, it has leaded to a completely different era
regarding dental extraction and replacement of missing tooth since 50 years ago.
Conventional implant dentistry requires a healing period of 3-6 months after dental
extraction. Dental implant will then be placed. Osseointegration will be completed by
6 months followed by connection of a crown. The total treatment time is very long
before the patient will have his teeth fixed.
Immediate dental implant is defined as an implant placement immediately after tooth
extraction. This allows clinicians to reduce the number of surgeries, resulting in
shorter treatment times, thus better patient satisfaction. It is suitable in only selected
situations. It is highly technique sensitive thus the successful rate is relatively lower,
yet still promising (~ 90%-95 %). Clinician will usually restrict this treatment only to
esthetic related area such as upper anteriors. If the stability allows, a temporary
prosthesis will be connected immediately so that the patient will have their function
and esthetic restored immediately after the tooth has been extracted.
This course will cover basic concepts of immediate implant in esthetic zone, practical
tips to success, case selection and possible complications aiming to equip your
knowledge and skills towards this technique.
Workshop title:
Immediate Implants in the Aesthetic Zone: Live surgery & Hands-on Workshop
5. Dr. Bart Polder
DDS,
1. Orthodontics in the center of
dentistry
2. Boost your knowledge:
Interdisciplinary Orthodontics for
complex dental problems
CV:
Dr Bart Polder graduated in 1984 Radboud University Nijmegen as General Dental
practicioner. He is a Registered dental Implantologist (NVOI), a Member EAO and a
Member Académie BIN. Dr Bart is a Member of the Advisory Board for Nobel Biocare.
He is an Editorial Board Member of World Journal of Methodology
Dr. Bart J. Polder is currently a General Practitioner and registered dental
Implantologist in "Medisch Centrum de Houttuinen" in Emmeloord, The Netherlands.
In this practice, he mainly focuses on oral implantology and orthodontics. He is also
connected to the Centre for Special dentistry in Zwolle. His work here concentrates on
diagnostics, coordination and treatment of patients where implant ology and/ or
orthodontics are indicated. The treatment of oligodontic patients plays a large role in
this.
Apart from that, he is taking his doctoral degree in Nijmegen, at the Radboud
University, Faculty of Dentistry;. Department of Orthodontics and Craniofacial Biology
(Head: Prof Anne Marie Kuijpers-Jagtman DDS PhD). Subject is the prevalence and
signs of dental agenesis as the results of the treatment of agenesis patients. He
frequently lectures nationally and internationally with the focus on combined
orthodontic and dental implant treatments.
Lecture synopsis (1):
Orthodontics is hot!
There is a tremendous and increasing demand for orthodontic treatments.
Patients are demanding healthy teeth and esthetic smiles. The diagnostic tools and
treatment options are developing as fast as the mobile phone today.
From research we know that diagnostics and timing of the orthodontic treatment is
crucial for a good treatment outcome.
In this lecture several common orthodontic problems that every dentist frequently
will encounter will be discussed and illustrated.
After this seminar every dentist will be more and more enthusiastic to start
orthodontic treatment he or herself!!
Learning objectives:
-How to deal with common orthodontic problems every dentist frequently will
encounter
-Treating orthodontic problems during growth
-What treatment options are there for adult patients
Lecture synopsis (2):
There is an increasing demand for esthetic dentistry. Especially more and more adult
patient does want to have a nice smile with straight teeth. Fixed prosthetics instead of
removable dentures is preferred. Patients are more and more aware of new
treatment options available for them.
Orthodontics plays a major and central role in interdisciplinary treatment to restore
function and esthetics.
The use of skeletal anchorage expanded the orthodontic treatment options
tremendously. New 3D techniques are available to increase predictability of the final
treatment outcome
In several lectures the focus will be on interdisciplinary orthodontics.
Some topics:
*Synergy between orthodontics and implant ology
*Pre-prosthetic orthodontics
*Growth and orthodontics: how to manage it
*Use of skeletal anchorage in orthodontics
*How to handle congenitally missing teeth
*orthographic surgery and complex prosthetic rehabilitation
*How to speed up orthodontic treatment
*CBCT-techniques for treatment planning
After this seminar every dentist will have a better understanding of today’s options
interdisciplinary orthodontics can offer for your patients in even the most complex
problems.
Learning objectives:
-What treatment options are there available today for complex cases
-What is the place of implant dentistry and orthodontics in combined therapies
-What limits are there
-How to avoid pitfalls
-How to plan and monitor interdisciplinary treatments
Workshop title:
Skeletal Anchorage &Temporary Anchorage Device in Orthodontic Practice
6. Professor
Dr.
Francesco
Mannocci
MD, DDS, PhD,
FHEA
1) The
Dental
Operating
Microscope
&
Advanced
Retreatment Techniques
2) Evidence – based Disinfection
Protocols: What has changed?
CV:
Professor Dr Francesco Mannocci has research interests in Endodontology and
restorative techniques; tooth restoration interfaces dental tissues and restorative
materials. He is also involved in editorial activity for International Endodontic Journal
from year 2009-2011. He is also actively participated in conference. He is one of the
members of peer review or committee for dental update and operative dentistry. He
is also the peer reviewer for European Journal of Prosthodontics and Restorative
Dentistry, Journal of Dentistry, Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, American Journal of
Dentistry.
Lecture synopsis (1):
Successful management of root canal failures requires an understanding of the causes
of failure and knowledge of the variety of retreatment techniques available including
the recognition of the advantages and disadvantages of the various techniques. The
enhanced magnification and illumination provided by the dental operating
microscope can increase the predictability of endodontic diagnoses and retreatment
procedures. The lecture will cover the various applications of microscopic endodontics
as well as provide clinical tips on advanced retreatment procedures
Lecture synopsis (2):
The objective of endodontic treatment is to eradicate bacteria, their byproducts and
pulpal remnants. Optimal irrigation and disinfection are paramount to achieving
predictable endodontic outcomes. Are our present protocols adequate? Based on the
latest research, has anything changed? What more do we need? Have we become
complacent with what we have been using for decades? The lecture will highlight the
major challenges clinicians face and provide updates on contemporary methods in
irrigation and disinfection.
Workshop title:
The Dental Operating Microscope and Advanced Endodontic Retreatment Techniques
7. Dr. Nikos Matteos
DDS, MASc, PhD
Patient assessment for implant
placement:
Risks, Challenges and Clinical Strategies
for lasting success CV:
Dr Nikos Matteos completed his Masters degree in Health Informatics and PhD at the
University of Malmö, Sweden
He is currently an Associate Professor of Implant Dentistry at the Faculty of
Dentistry, the University of Hong Kong.
He has to his credits, More than 60 publications in international peer reviewed
journals
Dr Nikos present research revolves around complications with dental implants and
in particular the management of Peri-implant inflammations, bio-technical
complications and bone regeneration and biology
Lecture synopsis:
An evidence based update of latest decision making factors with regards to patient
related indications and contraindications for dental implant treatments.
Treatment with dental implants is increasingly seen as the golden standard for
replacing missing teeth and the indication for using dental implants is expanding. Due
to advances in technology but also our understanding of biological mechanisms, we
can today offer safe and effective treatments to a large patient pool. Nevertheless,
there remain a significant amount of contraindications and risks associated with
implant treatments, even in the most sophisticated practice environments. Much of
the complications and long term problems we witness in implant treatments can be
attributed to improper risk assessment and patient selection.
This seminar will review the latest evidence on the systemic patient factors that are
currently associated with increased risk with regards to implant treatment. The
seminar will use latest research evidence and attempt to translate research into up to
date treatment strategies, which can help clinicians to make well-informed decisions
on day-to-day clinical scenario. Emphasis will be placed on current debates such as
managing the risks posed by novel pharmaceuticals used for the treatment of
osteoporosis, assessing the role of the history of Periodontitis and also the
importance of carefully assessing behavioral factors such as patient’s expectations.
Learning objectives :
•
Which is the current consensus for systemic risk assessment of the candidate
for implant therapy ? Which are the major risks ?
•
Does medication received for Osteoporosis treatment impose a risk for impant
treatments and what is an evidence-based decision making in such cases ?
•
Does the History of Periodontitis pose a threat to long term success of implant
treatments ?
•
Can behavioral aspects of the patient pose a risk to the success of implant
therapy and how can we assess our patients in this aspects ?
8. Dr. Walter Dias
DDS & Cert in
Prosthodontics
(Brazil), MS in
Operative Dentistry
(USA)
Posterior Restorations: Advanced
Restorations of Posterior teeth
CV:
Dr Walter Dias completed his DDS, a Certificate in Prosthodontics from Brazil, MS in
Operative Dentistry from University of North Carolina, USA.
His Special interests are in adhesive and composite artistry. He has over 40 publication
and research abstracts. Dr Walter has done 200 presentations in more than 30
countries and is known for his presentations on adhesive dentistry and composite
artistry.
Lecture synopsis:
Learning Objectives:
•
Indication and potential of the technique: What can be accomplished with
composites?
•
Material Selection: Choosing the right composite
•
The science behind it: Mechanical properties and Longevity
•
Application of Techniques: The optimal handling of dental composites
•
Adhesive selection and application with tips and tricks: Using the right
adhesive for the anterior restorations and repair procedures
•
Tooth Morphology applied to extensive posterior restorations: Form and
texture to optimize color blending
•
Safeguards: Repairing and correction layer as a safety measure
•
Finishing and polishing for anatomically correct restorations: Polishing it the
“nice and easy” way
Workshop title:
Endodontics & Restorative Masterclass
9. Professor Dr.
Rosnah Binti Mohd
Zain
BDSc(Queensland),
MS(Michigan,
Fellow, Academy of
Oral Maxillofacial
Pathology(USA)
Updates on Diagnosis And Management
of Oral Soft Tissue Lesions
CV:
Rosnah Zain is a Professor and a Senior Consultant in Oral Pathology and Oral
Medicine at the Faculty of Dentistry, University of Malaya. She received her training in
Dentistry leading to a Bachelor of Dental Science from the University of Queensland,
Australia and her postgraduate training from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
leading to a Master of Science (Oral Pathology and Diagnosis) and Fellow, American
Academy of Oral Pathology. She has proven herself to be a competent administrator,
holding the positions of Head of Department, Deputy Dean and finally Dean, Faculty
of Dentistry until 30th June 2014, during her tenure as an academician. She is currently
the Head of the Oral Cancer Research & Coordinating Centre (OCRCC) at the
University of Malaya.
Rosnah Zain is a well-recognized individual in the field of oral cancer and has
published widely in this area. Early in her career and together with the Oral Health
Division, Ministry of Health Malaysia (MOH) and international colleagues, she
spearheaded a nationwide survey of oral mucosal lesions, which has identified
populations at risk, subsequently facilitating the oral cancer-screening program
towards early detection of cancer and potentially malignant lesions by the MOH,
which has benefitted the community at large.
Her biggest contribution to the field of oral cancer in Malaysia is the establishment of
the Malaysian Oral Cancer Database and Tissue Bank System (MOCDTBS) in 2003,
which became a model of the concept of ‘Team Science’. This has propelled oral
cancer research outputs towards greater standing at the international level, which is a
culmination of the networking between researchers from different disciplines all over
the country and also internationally, which was facilitated by the MOCDTBS being in
place. She has published widely in national and international journal in her area of
expertise. For all her work, she has recently been awarded the Top Research Scientist
Malaysia 2014.
Lecture synopsis:
The oral cavity is an important anatomical location playing a role in many critical
processes such as digestion, respiration, and speech. The presence of exposed hard
tissue (teeth) surrounded by mucosa/soft tissue is the uniqueness of the oral cavity.
Abnormal changes of the oral soft tissue may arise as independent lesions or maybe
manifestations of skin and other systemic disorders. General dental practitioners
(GDPs) maybe the first to encounter these lesions / conditions, thus the importance of
GDPs identifying any of these changes. In addition, recognizing these lesions /
conditions as either variants from normal or referable and non-referable disorders
would ensure that patients will be properly informed and managed. Signs and
symptoms of these soft tissue disorders in the mouth ranges from pain with no
obvious mucosal changes to painless situations exhibiting variations of colour and
sizes of planar and exophytic lesions/conditions.
This lecture will be presented as case-based problems covering issues on the role of
the GDPs in diagnosis, investigations and management of these lesions. The objective
of this presentation is to enhance and update the current knowledge of GDPs on
recognition of these lesions / conditions, relevant investigations and their role in the
early management of these lesions prior to referral to specialists in dental or medical
discipline.
Workshop title:
1. Criteria for Conventional Oral Examination (COE) as a Screening Method for
Early Detection of Oral Cancer
2. Adjunctive Screening Tools for Early Detection of Oral Cancer
10. Professor Dr
Khoo Suan Phaik
DS (Mal), MSc
(Lond), FFDRCSI
(Oral Medicine),
Cert. Immunol
(Lond), PhD (Spore)
Diagnosis and Management of Orofacial
Pain & TMD: Current Perspectives
CV:
Dr. Khoo Suan Phaik is Professor of Oral Pathology & Oral Medicine and also Associate
Dean of Oral Sciences at the International Medical University (IMU).
She graduated from the University of Malaya with a BDS degree. She obtained her
Master’s degree in Oral Pathology in the United Kingdom, the Fellowship at the
Faculty of the Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland in the specialist field of Oral
Medicine. She also obtained her PhD from the National University of Singapore.
Professor Khoo served the Faculty of Dentistry, University of Malaya for almost 20
years before joining the International Medical University in 2008. She has published
widely locally and internationally and is actively involved in research in the academia.
Lecture synopsis:
Orofacial pain (OFP) can arise from different regions and etiologies. It includes a
number of clinical problems involving the masticatory musculature, the TMJ, the
trigeminal neuropathic pains, neurovascular disorders. It is a multifaceted health
problem. It impacts the quality of life of the sufferer dramatically. Like many other
forms of chronic pain it bears deleterious effects upon the quality of life as well as
psychological and physiological well being. A multidisciplinary pain management
approach should be considered for the optimal treatment of orofacial pain disorders
ie. Both pharmacological and non-pharmacological modalities taking into
consideration the interplay amongst distinct psychological and physiological
mechanisms that exacerbate the pain which may offer some possible insights into
effective treatment outcomes
11. Professor Dr.
Malcolm Harris
BChD (Hons.), MB
BS, FDSRCS, MD,
Medication-Related Osteonecrosis of
the Jaw
FFD RCSI (Hon), DSc
(Hon), FRCS (Edin)
CV:
Professor Dr Malcom Harris is Honorary Professor and International Coordinator for
the School of Medicine and Dentistry, University of Central Lancashire (2009) He was
awarded the Emeritus Professor University College London (2001), Honorary Fellow
University College Hospital London (2000), Honorary Fellow University College London
(2005) and Honorary Fellow Hong Kong Academy of Medicine (2005)
His Main interest in teaching activities are related to Surgical science; orofacial pain;
oral and maxillofacial surgery.
Professor Malcom is the Scientific Editor for the British Journal of Oral and
Maxillofacial Surgery (1993) , Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (USA) (1992),
The Chinese Journal of Stomatology (1995), the Singapore Dental Journal (1996)
And Oral Oncology (1997).
Royal College of Surgeons (Eng) policy working parties
Surgery in the Twenty-First Century
Future of the Hunterian Institute
1992
1993
He has to his credits, published more than 143 refereed papers, contributed in 22
chapters in textbooks, written 4 text books and is the Dental Editor: Butterworths
Medical Dictionary and Webster Collegiate Dictionary.
Lecture synopsis:
Bisphosphonates are used worldwide to treat osteoporosis and more rarely
hypercacaemia of malignancy. A small percentage of patients develop osteonecrosis
of the jaws attributed to impaired osteoclast phagocytosis of dying and dead bone.
Other medication with anti-osteoclast activity creates the same complication. MROJ
may occur spontaneously in relation to local infection or following surgery. Current
treatment varies from curettage, local resection, antibiotics and molecules known
enhance bone remodelling such as parathyroid hormone analogues. The outcome of
these will be reviewed.
12. Dr. Lindsay
Richards
BDS,BScDent(Hons), Removable Prosthodontics - Dealing
PhD,MRACDS(Prost with difficult denture cases
h), FICD, FADI
CV:
Professor Richards graduated from the University of Adelaide in 1977 and joined the
Dental School staff in 1982 as a lecturer in restorative dentistry. He has held various
University positions including 15 years as an Associate Dean and 2 years as Dean.
Among other things he is:
• a Specialist Member of the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons and
the International College of Prosthodontists
• a Fellow of both the International College of Dentists and the Academy of
Dentistry International
• an honorary Life Member of the Australian Prosthodontic Society
• a Director of the Australian Dental Council
Over the years he has spent periods of study leave at Washington University in St
Louis, Hadassah Medical School in Jerusalem, Nihon University School of Dentistry at
Matsudo and at Guy's Hospital in London.
He is currently involved in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching in general
practice and prosthodontics and works as a prosthodontist in both the private and
public sectors.
Lecture synopsis:
Identifying potentially difficult denture cases and developing strategies for dealing
with the technical and patient-related issues involved can improve satisfaction for
everyone involved.
This presentation will include information about determining case complexity,
treatment planning to avoid the most common denture-related problems, impression
materials and techniques, establishing an appropriate vertical dimension, dealing with
difficult people, and some novel materials and techniques.
13. Dr. Antonis
Chaniotis
DDS, MDSC
1. Overcoming the risks of root
canal transportation and
instrument separation.
Prevention and management.
2. TBC
CV:
Chaniotis Antonis is a graduate of the University of Athens Dental School, Greece
(1998). In 2003 he completed the three-year postgraduate program in Endodontics at
the University of Athens Dental School.
Since 2003, he owns a limited to microscopic Endodontics private practice in Athens,
Greece.
For the last ten years, he served as a clinical instructor affiliated with the
undergraduate and postgraduate programs at the University of Athens, Athens Dental
School, Endodontic department, Greece.
In 2012 he was awarded the title of Clinical fellow teacher at the University of
Warwick, Warwick dentistry UK.
He lectures extensively nationally and internationally and he has published articles in
local and international Journals. He serves as an expert lecturer for various websites
of on line dental education. Dr. Chaniotis is passionate about video documentation in
microscope enhanced Endodontics and believes in the educational power of video
presentations.
He currently serves as an active member of the Hellenic Society of Endodontology
(ESE full member society), an active member of the Academy of Microscope Enhanced
Dentistry (AMED).
Lecture synopsis:
Learning objectives
1. Understand the biological objectives of curved canal management
2. Understand the anatomical complexity of the root canal system
3. Understand the mechanisms of transportation and unexpected instrument
separation
4. Review the most common preventive measures for these procedural mishaps
5. Review the most common methods for the management of separated
instruments and ledged canals
6. Appreciate controlled memory shaping of curved canal systems
7. Learn to customize the Hyflex CM rotary instrumentation protocols according
to the anatomical challenges of each case
8. Understand new concepts and strategies of canal irrigation and disinfection
9. Appreciate Coltene/Whaledent solutions for the efficient, safe and predictable
navigation of root canal systems
14. Professor Dr
James Gutmann
DDS, FACD, FICD,
PHD
1. Exploring the Scope of
Endodontics, Its Contemporary
Terminology and Realistic
Outcome.
2. The Shaping Movement – 5th
Generation Technology
CV:
Dr. James L. Gutmann is Professor Emeritus in Endodontics/Restorative Sciences,
Texas A&M University Baylor College of Dentistry, Dallas, Texas. He is a Diplomate of
the American Board of Endodontics, Past President of the American Association of
Endodontists and Vice President of the American Academy of the History of Dentistry.
He has presented over 800 lectures, papers, and continuing education courses in the
United States and 52 foreign countries on six continents. Additionally he has authored
or co-authored over 275 articles in both dental journals that address scientific,
research, educational, and clinical topics and 3 text books; and has taught full time for
over 27 years at three major universities.
Presently, he is in private practice limited to endodontics in Dallas, Texas and serves
as a consultant to Dentsply Tulsa Dental Specialities.
Lecture synopsis:
Workshop title:
Endodontics & Restorative Masterclass
15. Dr Gajanan
Shanbhag
B.D.S , M.D.S
Certified lingual
orthodontist
(Germany)
Consultant
orthodontist Swiss
cleft centre
Mumbai
TBC
CV:
Dr Shanbhag areas of interest is cleft lip and palate specially naso alveolar moulding in
cleft babies .He is attached to BSES HOSPITAL at Mumbai which is CCI (Cleft Children
International centre as a consultant orthodontist. He has worked in close association
with the German cleft centre rendering cleft care to individuals in India. His main skill
lies in orthodontic treatment of individuals with cleft lip and palate deformities.
He won the best paper prize twice in a row at the national conferences.He has been
an invited speaker at various national orthododontic conferences, and study groups.
He Have been invited at postgraduate training institutes to train teachers and
postgraduates for naso alveolar moulding procedure. He applied for patenting of two
nasal moulding devices. He has trained more than 100 post graduates, teachers
Prosthosodtists, Orthodontists Pedodontists, Oral Surgeons for naso alveolar
moulding .He is also the founder partner and director of India’s first orthodontic chain
bracesandsmiles .in .He is also the founder member of lingual orthodontic society he
has been trained in Germany specifically for invisible braces.
15. Professor Dr St
John Crean
BDS,MBBS, FDSRCS,
FFGDP(UK), FRCS
,FRCS(OMFS), PHD
1. Antibiotic Prophylaxis in
Dentistry: Should we or
shouldn’t we?
2. TBC
CV:
St John was appointed as Director of Dental Research and Knowledge Transfer from
October 2009 and Acting Head of the Institute of Post Graduate Dental Education in
Jan 2010 at University of Central Lancashire (UCLan). He previously held the post of
Associate Director of Undergraduate Dental Studies and Year 3 Lead at Peninsula
Dental School for 2 years.
His specialist training is in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and has held posts of Senior
Lecturer in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at University of Cardiff School of Dentistry
before being appointed as Professor of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at Queen
Marys, Barts and the London School of Medicine and Dentistry in 2003. In 2005 he
was appointed as Consultant in Oral Maxillofacial Surgery to North Glamorgan NHS
Trust with NHS duties at Royal Glamorgan and Prince Charles Hospitals whilst holding
an Honorary Professorship at University of Cardiff School of Dentistry.
Alongside his role in ULCan, St John is currently the Robert Bradlaw advisor in the
Faculty of Dental Surgery at the Royal College of Surgeons of England. He is also
Associate Clinical Professor for MSc in Dental Implantology at the University of
Warwick and is current President of the British Society of Oral Implantology.
St John holds numerous examinerships at home and abroad advising on the
establishment of many dental undergraduate courses.
Lecture synopsis (1):
Dentists have for many years prescribed a significant amount of antibiotics, in the UK
for example, they account for 10% of all antibiotics prescribed within primary health
care. However the danger of inappropriate prescribing has emerged and the risk of
contributing to the increasing challenge of antibiotics resistance, a worldwide
problem. Thus the time has come to re-examine the role of antibiotic prescribing in
dentistry. This talk will explore the indications for antibiotic prescribing exploring the
use of antibiotics in a therapeutic and more controversially a prophylactic function,
especially with the emerging evidence since the removal of antibiotic protection in
dentistry against infective endocarditis in the UK.
Forum: Postgraduate Training Pathways: Updates on Local & International Opportunities
Speakers
Affiliation
Photo
1. Professor Dr Zainal Ariff
Universiti of Malaya
2. Professor Dr Mohammad
Ibrahim
Universiti Teknologi Mara
3. Associate Professor Dr Dalia Universiti Kebangsaan
Abdullah
Malaysia
4. Professor Dr St John Crean
University of Central
Lancashire
5. Professor Lindsay Richards
University of Adelaide
Panel Discussion: The New Caries Classification System & Its Implication to Our Clinical Practice
Speakers
Photo
1. Prof Mohamed Ibrahim
2. Dr Chew Hui Pin
Multidisciplinary Management of Cleft Lip & Palate Symposium
Speakers
Photo
1) Dr Kalaiarasu Peariasamy
2) Dr Leong Kei Joe
3) Dr Gajanan Shanbhag
4) Ms Salina
5) Speech Therapist
Panel Discussion: Medico-legal Issues in Malaysian Dental Practice
Speakers
Affiliation
Photo
1) Dr Noormi Othman
MDC Secretary
2) Dr Elise Monerasinghe
Deputy Director, Section on
Legistration and
Enforcement, Oral Health
Division
3) Prof Dato’ Ishak Abdul
Preliminary Investigation
Razak
Committee Chairman
4) Mr Jason Gomez
5) Dr Shashidaran
Legal Advisor
Workshop: An introduction to non-surgical facial aesthetics for the dental surgeon
Speakers
Photo
1) Dr Kathiravan Perumal
2) Dr Raymond Chai
Workshop: The Recognition & Management of Difficult Oral Facial Pain
Speakers
Photo
1) Prof Malcolm Harris
2) Prof Lindsay Richards
3) Prof Khoo Suan Phaik
4) Dr Shalini Kanagasingam
5) Dr Norliwati Ibrahim
6) Dr Suraya Hani
7) Dr Ajura Abdul Jalil
Allied Health Symposium
Speakers
1)Dr Noren Nor bt Hasmun
2)Dr Army Empol
Title
Caring for Children with Molar Incisor
Hypomineralization
Management of Denture Care- The Key
Role of the Dental Nurse
3)Dr Alida Mahyuddin
Managing the Anxious Child & Parent
4)Dr Shariffah Shuriana
Dentist-Technician-DSA Interface:
Optimal Communication & Best Practice
5)Dr Elaine Yap
Special Needs Patient Management
6)Dr Ahmad Sharifuddin
Role of the Dental Hygienist in
Periodontal Care & Maintainance
7)Dr Zethy Hanum
Updates in Cross Infection Control for
the Dental Team
8) Dr Calamita’s technician
Dental Technician’s Lecture
Photo
9 Professor Dr Ikmal Hisham Ismail
TBC
MIDEC 2015
MAIN CONFERENCE (12-14 JUNE 2015)
HANDS-ON WORKSHOPS (10-15 JUNE 2015)
WEDNESDAY, 10 JUNE 2015, HANDS-ON WORKSHOP
Dr Alfred Lau SL
9.00am-5.00pm
Immediate implant in the esthetic zone - with hands on
and live demo
UKM
Klinik Bedah Mulut
THURSDAY, 11 JUNE 2015, HANDS-ON WORKSHOP
Professor Dr
9.00am-5.00pm
Francesco
Hands-on Workshop: The Dental Operating Microscope
Mannnocci
and Advanced Endodontic Retreatment Techniques
UKM
Simulation Lab
TIME
8.00-9.00AM
9.00-10.00 am
10.00-11.00
11.00-12.00
FRIDAY (12 JUNE 2015) KLCC CONVENTION CENTRE
CONFERENCE 1&2
CONFERENCE 3
ROOM 306
REGISTRATION
Dr Nikos Matteos
Professor Dr Khoo
FORUM
Patient Assessment
Suan Phaik
Postgraduate
for Implant
Diagnosis and
Training
Placement: Risks,
Management of
Pathways:
Challenges & Clinical Orofacial Pain &
Updates on Local
Strategies for
TMD: Current
& International
Lasting Success
Perspectives
Opportunities
9.00-9.30am
Professor Dr Zainal
Ariff (Universiti
Dr Alfred Lau SL
Professor Dr
Malaya)
Immediate Implants Malcolm Harris
In Aesthetic Zone
Medication-Related
9.30-10.00am
Osteonecrosis of
Professor Dr
the Jaws
Mohammad
Ibrahim
Panel Discussion:
Professor Dr
(Universiti
The New Caries
Rosnah Zain
Teknologi Mara)
Classification System Updates On
& Its Implications to Diagnosis And
10.00-10.30am
Our Clinical Practice Management Of
Associate
Prof Mohamed
Oral Soft Tissue
Professor Dr Dalia
Ibrahim
Lesions
Abdullah
Dr Chew Hui Pin
(Universiti
Kebangsaan
Malaysia)
10.30-11.00am
Professor Dr St
John Crean
ROOM 307
Oral & Poster
Competition
8.30-3.30am
(University of
Central
Lancashire)
11.00am-11.30am
Professor Lindsay
Richards
(University of
Adelaide)
11.30-12.00pm
TBC
12.00-12.45 pm
12.45-2.30 pm
2.30-3.45 pm
3.45-5.00 pm
Opening ceremony
Lunch
Professor Dr St John
Crean
Lecture:TBC
Professor Lindsay
Richards
Removable
ProsthodonticsDealing with
Difficult Denture
Cases
Panel Discussion:
Complaints,
Disciplinary
Actions and Peer
Assistance
Moderator: Datin
Dr Nooral Zeila
Panel Speakers:
Dr Noormi Othman
Dr Elise
Monaresinghe
Prof Dato Ishak
Abdul Razak
Mr Jason Gomez
Dr Shashidaran
Multidisciplinary
Management of
Cleft Lip & Palate
Symposium
Dr Kalaiarasu
Dr Leong Kei Joe
Dr GU Shanbhag
Ms Salina
Speech Therapist
FRIDAY, 12 JUNE 2014, HANDS-ON WORKSHOP
Dr Antonis Chaniotis 2.30-6.30pm
Demystifying Controlled memory shaping for the
highly curved canal systems
SATURDAY (13 JUNE 2015) KLCC CONVENTION CENTRE
TIME
CONFERENCE 1&2
CONFERENCE 3
8.00-9.00 AM
REGISTRATION
9.00-10.30 am
Dr Walter Dias
Endodontic Symposium
Posterior Restoration:
Dr Antonis Chianotis
Advanced Restorations of
9.30-10.30am
Posterior Teeth
Overcoming the risks of
10.30-11.45 am
Professor Dr St John Crean root canal transportation
and instrument separation
Antibiotic Prophylaxis in
with controlled memory
Dentistry: Should we or
alloys. Prevention and
shouldn’t we?
management (Part 1)
Venue: Club Floor
Meeting Room, Traders’
Hotel
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11.45-1.00pm
TBC
10.30-11.15am
Professor Dr Francesco
Mannocci
The Dental Operating
Microscope & Advanced
Retreatment Techniques
11.15am - 12.15pm
Dr Antonis Chianotis
Overcoming the risks of
root canal transportation
and instrument separation
with controlled memory
alloys. Prevention and
management (Part 2)
12.15-1.30pm
Professor Dr Francesco
Mannocci
Evidence-based
Disinfection Protocols:
What has changed?
1.00-2.30 pm
2.30-3.30pm
3.30-5.00 pm
7.30-10.30 pm
Lunch
Dr Bart Polder
Orthodontics in the center
of dentistry
Dr Bart Polder
Boost your knowledge:
Interdisciplinary
Orthodontics for complex
dental problems
2.30-3.45pm
Professor Dr James
Gutmann
Exploring the Scope of
Endodontics, Its
Contemporary
Terminology and Realistic
Outcomes
3.45-5.00pm
The Shaping Movement5th Generation Technology
MDA Council Installation & Charity Gala Dinner
(Saloma Bistro, Jalan Ampang)
SATURDAY, 13 JUNE 2014, HANDS-ON WORKSHOP
Dr Gustavo Giordani 9.00am-5.00pm
Live surgery: Root coverage surgery for
gingival recession
Venue: Faculty of Dentistry,
MAHSA University
Dr Kathiravan &
Dr Raymond Chai
Venue: Club Floor Meeting
Room, Traders’ Hotel
2.00pm-6.00pm
Limited Attendance Hands-on Workshop:
Introduction to Non-Surgical Facial
Aesthetics
SUNDAY (14 JUNE 2015) KLCC CONVENTION CENTRE
TIME
CONFERENCE 1&2
8.00-9.00 AM
REGISTRATION
9.00am-12.00pm
Excellence in White & Pink
Aesthetic Symposium
-Session1
Dr Marcelo Calamita & Team
- Dr Gustavo Giordani
(Periodontist)
- Dr Adalberto de Paula
(Orthodontist)
12.00-1.30pm
1.30- 5.00 pm
Lunch
Excellence in White & Pink
Aesthetic Symposium
-Session 2
Dr Marcelo Calamita & Team
- Dr Gustavo Giordani
(Periodontist)
- Dr Adalberto de Paula
(Orthodontist)
SUNDAY (14 JUNE 2015) WORKSHOP
CONFERENCE 3
Allied Health Symposium
9.00-9.45am
Dr Noren Nor bt Hasmun
Caring for Children with Molar Incisor
Hypomineralization
9.45-10.30am
Dr Army Empol
Management of Denture Care- The Key Role of
the Dental Nurse
10.30-11.15am
Dr Alida Mahyuddin
Managing the Anxious Child & Parent
11.15am-12.00pm
Dr Shariffah Shuriana
Dentist-Technician-DSA Interface: Optimal
Communication & Best Practice
1.30-2.15pm
Dr Elaine Yap
Special Needs Patient Management
2.15-3.00pm
Dr Ahmad Sharifuddin
Role of the Dental Hygienist in Periodontal Care
& Maintainance
3.00-3.45pm
Dr Zethy Hanum
Updates in Cross Infection Control for the Dental
Team
3.45-4.15pm
Dr Calamita’s technician
Dental Technician’s Lecture
4.15-5.00pm
Professor Dr Ikmal Hisham Ismail
TBC
Professor Dr James Gutmann
&
Dr Walter Dias
9.00am-5.00pm
Endodontics & Restorative
Masterclass
MONDAY (15 JUNE 2015) WORKSHOP
Marcelo Calamita & Team
9.00am-5.30pm (Master Class)
The other face of esthetics:
Integrating Functional
Treatment Planning into Smile
Design
UITM
Simulation Laboratory
UKM
Simulation lab
Emotional Dentistry: DSD Mockup and Photo Demo plus
Interactive Treatment Planning
Exercise.
Prof Malcolm Harris,
Prof Khoo Suan Phaik,
Prof Lindsay Richards
Dr Shalini Kanagasingam
Dr Norliwati Ibrahim
Dr Suraya Hani
Dr Ajura Abdul Jalil
Dr Bart Polder
9.00am-5.00pm
The Recognition and
Management of Difficult Oro
Facial Pain
UKM
Bilik Mesyuarat Utama
9.00am-5.00pm
Skeletal Anchorage &Temporary
Anchorage Device
in Orthodontic Practice
Venue: McGann Training Centre,
Midvalley Megamall.
No.
1.
Date
Workshop title
10 JUNE 2015
(WEDNESDAY)
Criteria for
Conventional
Oral Examination
(COE) as a
Screening
Method for Early
Detection of Oral
Cancer’
Synopsis
LIST OF MIDEC 2015 WORKSHOPS
Duration
Presenter(s)
8.30am5.00pm
Prof Dr
Rosnah
Binti Zain
Venue
Balai Ungku Aziz,
Universiti
Malaya
Fees (RM)
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RM100
(Maximum 30
pax)
Recognising the clinically normal, variants from normal and abnormal changes of the oral mucosa through Conventional
Oral Examination (COE) is the mainstay of Early Detection of Oral Cancer. The ability to be able to recognize and
differentiate these lesions will be a pre-requisite to the ability to understand and accurately interpret the outcomes of
adjunct screening tools in ‘Early detection of Oral Cancer’ and the ‘Detection of Oral Mucosal Lesions needing further
management or referral to a specialists’.
This workshop will include training on recognizing oral mucosal lesions and bringing participants to a higher level of
lesion recognition through a well-tested method of a structured lecture-cum-discussion series. The workshop will be
conducted by a team of facilitators from at least 3 Malaysian institutions being led by Prof Dr Rosnah Binti Zain, Head of
Oral Cancer Research and Coordinating Centre, University of Malaya.
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2.
10 JUNE 2015
(WEDNESDAY)
Immediate
Implants in the
Aesthetic Zone:
Live surgery &
Hands-on
Workshop
9.00am5.00pm
Dr Alfred Lau
Sze Lok
UKM
(Klinik Bedah
Mulut)
Early bird:
RM900
Late Reg:
RM1100
On site:
RM 1300
(25pax)
Due to numerous researches in the field of implant dentistry and rapid advances in medical diagnostic tools and imaging,
it has leaded to a completely different era regarding dental extraction and replacement of missing tooth since 50 years
ago.
Conventional implant dentistry requires a healing period of 3-6 months after dental extraction. Dental implant will then
be placed. Osseointegration will be completed by 6 months followed by connection of a crown. The total treatment time
is very long before the patient will have his teeth fixed.
Synopsis
Immediate dental implant is defined as an implant placement immediately after tooth extraction. This allows clinicians to
reduce the number of surgeries, resulting in shorter treatment times, thus better patient satisfaction. It is suitable in only
selected situations. It is highly technique sensitive thus the successful rate is relatively lower, yet still promising (~ 90%-95
%). Clinician will usually restrict this treatment only to esthetic related area such as upper anteriors. If the stability allows,
a temporary prosthesis will be connected immediately so that the patient will have their function and esthetic restored
immediately after the tooth has been extracted.
This workshop will cover basic concepts of immediate implant in esthetic zone, practical tips to success, case selection
and possible complications aiming to equip your knowledge and skills towards this technique. We have included a live
surgical demonstration for you so that you could have a better understanding for the exact procedure in a real clinical
situation. A practical hands on will be followed to further enhance your memory of how the basic step could be
performed and the technique of making an immediate temporary crown.
3.
11 JUNE 2015
(THURSDAY)
Synopsis
Adjunctive
Screening Tools
for Early
detection of Oral
Cancer’
9.00am5.00pm
Prof Dr
Rosnah
Binti Zain
Oral Medicine &
Oral Pathology
Clinic, Faculty of
Dentistry,
Universiti
Malaya
RM150
(Maximum 20
pax)
Highly recommended that participants have attended or been trained on Criteria for Conventional Oral
Examination/Early Detection of Oral Cancer’. Good knowledge on clinical presentations of normal and variants of normal
oral mucosa and abnormal oral mucosal changes will be a pre-requisite to the understanding of this workshop.
All oral potentially malignant disorders (OPMDs) belong to a family of disorders characterized by certain genetic &
morphological alterations amongst which some have an increased potential for malignant transformation. It is important
for all clinicians to recognize potentially malignant changes in oral mucosa through visual and tactile examination as this
can significantly reduce the burden of oral squamous cell carcinoma.
Two of the adjunct tool/method to conventional oral examination (COE) in detecting OPMDs is an Autofluorescence
System and an Oral Cytobrush Technique with Image Cytometry in determining the DNA content of the lesion. This
workshop aims to introduce the clinicians to fluorescence visualisation of the normal and abnormal oral mucosa through
this Autofluorescent System and the Oral Cytobrush-cum-Image Cytometry DNA Content Analysis as adjunct screening
tools in early detection of OPMDs
4.
11 JUNE 2015
(THURSDAY)
Synopsis
5.
12 JUNE 2015
(FRIDAY)
The Dental
Operating
Microscope and
Advanced
Endodontic
Retreatment
Techniques
9.00am5.00pm
Dr
Franscesco
Mannocci
UKM
(Simulation
Laboratory)
Early bird:
RM700
Late Reg:
RM850
On site:
1050
(24pax)
A comprehensive simulated microscope powered hands-on course with live demonstration of how to improve ergonomics, patient
positioning and tips on visualisation of various regions of the mouth. Advantages and disadvantages of various endodontic
retreatment techniques will be discussed. A demonstration of common retreatment procedures including:
Removal of gutta percha
Removal of a fractured file
Removal of post
Perforation repair
Teeth will be prepared for each participant to practice the microscopic procedures listed above, utilizing the latest equipment and
advanced techniques. Participants will learn how the microscope is used in endodontics and how it increases the predictability of
endodontic procedures.
Demystifying
Controlled
memory shaping
for the highly
curved canal
systems
2.30pm6.30pm
Dr Antonis
Chaniotis
Club Floor
Meeting Room,
Traders’ Hotel
Early bird:
RM550
Late Reg:
RM700
On site:
900
(24pax)
Synopsis
Mastering the HyFlex CM
•
•
•
•
•
Introduction to the exciting world of Coltène/Whaledent Endodontic products
Clinical Video Case Management Under the Microscope of a complicated case by using the Hyflex CM ( Above
any expectations)
Hands on course (Instrumentation on curved plastic blocks and extracted teeth)
Obturation by using the greater taper gutta-percha cones in combination with Gutta flow 2 or Roeko seal
Discussion
Workshop objectives
At the end of this workshop the participant will be able to
• Establish a customized instrumentation protocol for the Hyflex CM rotary files even for his most challenging
cases
• Appreciate the advantages of the new regenerative controlled memory alloy
• Perform a three dimensional obturation of the prepared root canal system by using greater taper gutta-percha
points in combination with Gutta-Flow and Roeko seal
• Take away tips and hints to use them in the every day practice
6.
7.
13 JUNE 2015
(SATURDAY)
13 JUNE 2015
(SATURDAY)
The power of
Periodontics in
aesthetic
rehabilitation How Perio plastic
surgery can
improve the
esthetic outcome
and biological
stability your
results
Live surgery:
Root Coverage
Surgery for
Gingival
Recession
An introduction
to non-surgical
facial aesthetics
for the dental
surgeon
9.00am5.00pm
Dr Gustavo
Giordani
MAHSA Dental
Early bird:
Clinic, MAHSA
RM950
Late Reg:
University
Lot UG20-23,
RM1050
Wilayah
On site:
Complex,
Jal 1250
Dang
(20pax)
Wangi,
5035
Kuala Lumpur.
2.00pm6.30pm
Dr
Kathiravan
Perumal
Dr Raymond
Chai
Traders’ Hotel
Meeting Room
(Club Floor)
Early bird:
RM550
Late Reg:
RM700
On Site:
900
(20pax)
Synopsis
As dental science evolves through advances in research, education and training, dental surgeons are providing more services with
increasing effectiveness and efficiency to patients.
Non-surgical facial aesthetic treatments, being minimally invasive with little downtime, are being sought by people seeking to delay
the signs of aging.
The range of prefessions offering these services are expanding. A progressive dentist will be aware that knowledge in dento-facial
aesthetics is an additional tool for comprehensive patient management. This may be applied synergistically to enhance treatment
outcomes in aesthetic dentistry.
It is an exciting time for dental professions to expand their knowledge in this area.
The aim of the course is to introduce non-surgical facial aesthetic procedures appropriate to dental practice. It is targeted for dental
surgeons without experience in the use of botolinum toxin and hyaluronic acid dermal fillers.
Lecture Synopsis
Learning objectives :
•
•
•
•
•
•
The anatomy of the face particularly facial musculature and the aging face are discussed
To appreciate botulinum toxin and hyaluronic acid fillers and their nature, use, dilution and storage
Indications and contraindications for these agents
Learn the indications for these products
Learn appropriate consent, patient assessment, pre-treatment records and treatment notes for medicolegal purposes and
for follow-up treatment.
Be able to identify and perform facial mapping on areas to be injected
•
Knowledge of possible adverse reactions, management and treatment of potential complications
Workshop Synopsis
A demonstration on injection equipment and procedure of step-by-step botulinum toxin preparation and dosing will be given.
Attendees will learn to identify cases, learn treatment and injection techniques, perform mapping and practice various non-surgical
techniques under supervision on shared manikins provided.
Volumizing nasolabial folds, marionette lines and lips to enhance lip and smile lines.
8.
14 JUNE 2015
(SUNDAY)
Endodontics &
Restorative
Masterclass
9.00am5.00pm
Prof Dr
James
Gutmann &
Dr Walter
Dias
UiTM,
Simulation
Laboratory
Early bird:
RM850
Late Reg:
RM1000
On site:
1200
9.
15 JUNE 2015
(MONDAY)
Master class:
The other face
of esthetics:
Integrating
Functional
Treatment
Planning into
Smile Design
Hands-on
Emotional
Dentistry: DSD
Mock-up and
Photo Demo
plus Interactive
Treatment
Planning
Exercise.
9.00am5.00pm
Dr Marcelo
Calamita
&Team
UKM
(Simulation
Laboratory)
Early bird:
RM1500
Late Reg:
RM1750
On site:
RM1950
Synopsis
10.
15 JUNE 2015
(MONDAY)
Contemporary aesthetic dentistry requires an approach that integrates scientific knowledge, clinical skills, and team communication. The
reestablishment of optimum oral health, function, and dentofacial esthetics with teeth and implants often is not accomplished because there
are no systems to guide the process of rehabilitation. Excellence can become more predictable with the establishment of an evidence based
methodical approach, having the goals of quality control and information management. This presentation will review key elements for
developing simple and comprehensive treatment plans and discuss clinical relevant aspects for diagnosis, treatment planning and longevity
such as digital smile design, restoration of structurally compromised teeth, and occlusion.
▪Smart preparations: from prepless to full coverage: multiple approaches for a customized solution; the link between Color
Selection and Prep Design: “Do the Math”.
▪Impressions: predictable and consistent high quality impressions on teeth and implants; evidence-based update
and clinical tips for the best results
▪ Critical and practical aspects of occlusion: OVD, maxillomandibular relationships and guidance - what the
clinician needs to know? A step- by-step technique for treatment stability and longevity.
The Recognition 9.00am& Management 5.00pm
of Difficult Oral
Facial Pain
Prof Malcolm
Harris
Prof Lindsay
Richards
Prof Khoo Suan
Phaik
Dr Shalini
Kanagasingam
Dr Norliwati
Ibrahim
Dr Suraya Hani
Dr Ajura Abdul
Jalil
UKM
(Bilik Mesyuarat
Utama)
Early bird:
RM350
Late Reg:
RM450
On site:
RM 450
11.
15 JUNE 2015
(MONDAY)
Synopsis
Skeletal
Anchorage
&Temporary
Anchorage
Device in
Orthodontic
Practice
9.00am4.00pm
Dr Bart Polder
POS office,
Level 10,
Menara IGB,
Midvalley
Megamall
Early bird:
RM900
Late Reg:
RM1100
On site:
1300
(20pax)
Learn how to utilize skeletal anchorage for orthodontics.
In this workshop an overview and the pro’s and con’s; advantages and limitations of different skeletal anchorage options is
shown: TADs, bone-anchors and bone-plates: what to use, when and how.
A lots of colleagues are reluctant to place bone-plates or TADs.
Knowledge of anatomical structures and basic surgical skills are indeed needed for these procedures. During this workshop, the
complete workflow of bone-plates and TADs placement is shown and exercised on plastic skull model.
The surgical skills needed (flap design; suturing techniques; avoiding complications) are shown and trained on goat’s jaw and
chicken’s breast.
The hands-on:
On plastic skull model:
- Placement of TADs and bone-plates
- How to engage orthodontic forces with skeletal anchorage
- Line of force with skeletal anchorage
On goat’s jaw & chicken’s breast:
- Flap design & basic suturing skills
- How to avoid critical anatomical structures
- Dealing with complications
Learning objectives:
- Indications of TADs, bone-plates and screws
- Basic surgical skills: incision; flap design and suturing
- Selection of instruments
- Placement of TADs and bone-plates at the correct location
- Avoiding and dealing with complications
-