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Study Day and AGM
Thursday 13 July 2023
BDA, London
with Louis Mackenzie
This event is only open to BDA members who are part of the Armed Forces including reservists and retired members*
Date | Thursday 13 July 2023
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| Timings | 10:00 Registration, tea and coffee 10:30 Introduction and welcome 10:35 Welcome from Chair of Principal Executive Committee of British Dental Association 10:40 Presidents Opening Address 10:55 Presentation of the BDA Armed Forces Group Prizes 11:00 BDA Armed Forces Group AGM 11:30 Amalgam: A practical guide
Louis Mackenzie
12:30 Collection for BDA Benevolent Fund 12:35 Lunch 14:00 Posterior composites: A practical guide
Louis Mackenzie
15:00 Afternoon tea 15:20 Anterior composites: A practical guide
Louis Mackenzie 16:20 Final discussion and close |
| Price |
Free of charge.
This event is only open to BDA members who are part of the Armed Forces including reservists and retired members*
Please note: This event is limited to 80 attendees so please book early to avoid disappointment
* Retired BDA Armed Forces Group members are those who have retired from Defence Primary Healthcare (Dental) having accumulated at least 20 years of service, either in uniform and/or as a Civilian Dental Practitioner. |
| CPD | 3 hours |
| Aims |
Amalgam: A practical guide
By the end of this lecture, delegates will be able to demonstrate up-to-date knowledge and understanding of amalgam procedures.
Posterior composites: A practical guide
By the end of this lecture series, delegates will be able to demonstrate up-to-date knowledge and understanding of posterior composite restorations.
Anterior composites: A practical guide
By the end of this lecture series, delegates will be able to demonstrate up-to-date knowledge and understanding of anterior composite restorations.
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Learning objectives |
Amalgam: A practical guide
The objective of this lecture is to provide evidence-based training in the following subject areas:
- Status of amalgam (including regulations)
- Case selection for amalgam restorations
- Minimally invasive cavity preparation
- Matrix techniques
- Anatomical amalgam carving
- Restoration maintenance.
Posterior composites: A practical guide
The objective of this lecture is to provide evidence-based training in the following subject areas:
- Case selection
- Shade selection
- Minimally invasive cavity preparation
- Isolation and adhesion
- Matrix techniques
- Material selection (including bulk-fill composites)
- Anatomical posterior composite placement and shaping
- Light curing
- Shaping, finishing and polishing.
Anterior composites: A practical guide
The objective of this lecture is to provide evidence-based training in the following subject areas:
- Case selection
- Shade selection
- Minimally invasive cavity preparation
- Isolation and adhesion
- Step-by-step guide to composite veneers
- Class IV composites (including layering techniques)
- MI management of tooth wear using direct composite
- Shaping, finishing and polishing techniques for anterior composites.
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| Learning content |
Amalgam: A practical guide
This lecture is made up of step-by-step clinical case examples, designed to provide an update on the latest materials, equipment and clinical techniques for the restoration of posterior teeth with amalgam.
Posterior composites: A practical guide
This lecture is made up of step-by-step clinical case examples, designed to provide an update on the latest materials, equipment and clinical techniques for the restoration of posterior teeth with direct composite.
Anterior composites: A practical guide
This lecture is made up of step-by-step clinical case examples, designed to provide an update on the latest materials, equipment and clinical techniques for the restoration of anterior teeth with direct composite.
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| Development outcomes |
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| Speaker |
Louis Mackenzie
Louis is Head Dental Officer at Denplan. He has been a GDP for 30 years and is a clinical lecturer at the University of Birmingham School of dentistry and King’s college London. He delivers postgraduate lectures nationally and internationally on direct and indirect restorative techniques, minimally invasive dentistry, clinical photography and private dentistry. He runs a series of popular hands-on courses and is a member of Dental Update journal’s editorial board.
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How to book / enquiries
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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 at the venue |
The BDA recommends the below measures to continue to keep attendees safe during this event:
- If you feel at all unwell, 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 advise sanitising your hands on arrival and continue to sanitise/wash your hands regularly throughout the event
- 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 a legal obligation to do so.
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