| Date | Monday 17 October 2022
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| Timings | 09:00 Registration
09:30-10:45 Lecture
10:45-11:00 Break
11:00-13:00 Lecture
13:00-13:30 Lunch break
13:30-15:15 Lecture
15:15-15:30 Break
15:30 -16:30 Lecture
16:30 End |
| Venue | Aberdeen Dental Education Centre, Cornhill Road, Foresterhill, Aberdeen, AB25 2ZR
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| Branch / Section | Aberdeen Section |
| Price | BDA members - £100
Non-members - £150
*Please note only 20 places available, book early to avoid disappointment! Important: All attendees must provide a unique email address at the point of registration.
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| CPD | 6 hours
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Aim
| Much of dental care is rehabilitation following tooth loss. But some of what we have been told, read and practise is tosh.
The aim of this course is to:
- Hone our clinical skills in the laboratory
- Identify what is important and what is trivial
- Come away with tips and more tips to be applied when I see patients next day.
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| Learning objectives | Using a discussive approach, underpinned by hands-on preparation of manikin teeth in the laboratory, at the completion of the day: - You have evidence that you are competent in preparing teeth
- You have the confidence to decide what is germane and what is trivial in advanced restorative dentistry
- Tips, tips and more tips in delivering advanced restorative dentistry.
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| Learning content | This presentation is relevant to general practice. It will go over the principles of tooth preparation for restorative purposes of indirect restorations. It will also give an insight into may tips on the focus of advanced restorative dental techniques.
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| Development outcome | C
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| Speaker | John Radford
For the past 40 years, John has led and contributed to the strategic direction in dental academia. Through innovation and diligence, he has supported the development of teaching staff, postgraduate, and undergraduate students in a way that not only yields results but also brings excitement and relevance to the process.
For the past seven years, John's focus has been the delivery of postgraduate teaching both internationally and in the UK, but at the same time make a significant contribution to undergraduate learning. Additionally, he has excelled and demonstrated strong scholarship having synthesised, evaluated, and abstracted over 800 papers, for fortnightly publications over nine years, in the British Dental Journal.
John continues to discharge all clinical responsibilities, together with the training of many colleagues and the recording of some patient treatment journeys that are used to bring teaching alive.
John was appointed as a Fitness to Practise Panel Member on the General Dental Council for ten years, upholding and shaping regulation of the dental profession.
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| How to book / enquiries | Online - preferred booking option Login to the BDA website first. Then use the pink 'Register' button at the top right of this page. Please note: If you have a GDC number you can use the online system. You do not need to be a BDA member. If you do not already have a BDA website username and password, fill in the form and we'll set you up with a username and temporary password.
By booking form - email only Please complete the booking form (PDF version) or booking form (word version) to make your booking and return it to us via: Email - branchsectionevents@bda.org
Please note: It is essential for all attendees to provide a unique email address at the point of registration By telephone Call the Events team on 020 7563 4590 to book over the phone (open Monday to Friday 09:00-17:00). For registration queries email us at branchsectionevents@bda.org. Full terms and conditions (including cancellation policy)
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| COVID-19 and staying safe | The BDA recommends the below measures to continue to keep attendees safe during this event: - We encourage you to take a lateral flow test the evening before you are due to arrive - should your test result be positive, we ask you not to attend
- We encourage the use of face coverings whilst attending the event
- Please sanitise your hands on arrival and continue to sanitise/wash your hands regularly throughout the event
- We encourage social distancing, where possible, whilst moving around the venue
- We offer flexibility to transfer to a future event should you find yourself prevented from attending due to self-isolation or the onset of COVID-related symptoms.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19 (a new, persistent cough; a high temperature; or loss/changes to your sense of taste or smell) we kindly request you do not attend the event, although it is not now a legal obligation to do so.
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