A day on paediatric dentistry, Edinburgh
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Member series
A day on paediatrics
Friday 29 November 2018 | SHEFFIELD
Exclusive event for BDA members
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Session highlights*:
- Understand the treatment options for reducing the visibility of enamel opacities in young patients
- Evaluate the use of cognitive behavioural therapy for the management of dental anxiety in children
- Supporting dental teams to have a behaviour change conversation with parents of young children
- Dental trauma – a traumatic day for all.
*Programme subject to change
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Fees
Extra and Expert members: FREE* | Essential members: £195** |
* Extra and Expert members are eligible to attend two complimentary events from the 'Member Series'. Any additional event booked will be charged at the Essential member rate.
** A limit of 20 places will be made available at each event for Essential members. Once these 20 places have been allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, a waiting list will be kept, and you will be advised before the event if a place becomes available.
Please note this event is only available for BDA Extra, Expert and Essential members. If you are interested in attending and would like to become a BDA member please contact the Membership team on 020 7563 4550 or you can join online
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Speakers
| | Peter Day
Associate Professor and Consultant in Paediatric Dentistry, University of Leeds Peter Day qualified from Bristol in 1997. He then spent two years in general practice and hospital dentistry in Newcastle and a further year in Bolton in oral and maxillofacial surgery. In 2000, he started his specialist and academic training in Leeds. In 2009 he spent a six months sabbatical working at the Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne. In 2010, he was appointed to a joint academic appointment with University of Leeds and Bradford salaried dental services as a Lecturer and Consultant in paediatric dentistry. He leads the paediatric dentistry modules for the hygiene and therapy students, as well as contributing to both undergraduate and postgraduate teaching. He has co-written one chapter of a leading paediatric dentistry text book and developed a number of e-learning packages for junior dentists and doctors. He has lectured at local, national and international conferences. Peter Day's research interests are clinically related and focus primarily in dental trauma and premolar transplantation, pulp biology and more recently lifecourse epidemiology with participation in birth cohorts in Bradford and Southampton. He has published over 30 articles in international peer reviewed journals. He was elected as a director of the International Association of Dental Traumatology and is chair of their Research Committee. He also sits on the Editorial Board of Dental Traumatology and reviews articles for a further eight international journals. He has supervised the research components of ten postgraduate clinical paediatric dentistry masters and one professional doctorate. In 2012, Peter was promoted to Associate Professor. |
 | Helen Rodd Deputy Director of Teaching and Learning, Professor/Honorary Consultant in Paediatric Dentistry, University of Sheffield Helen was appointed professor and honorary consultant in paediatric dentistry at Sheffield Dental School in 2006. Since then she has developed a keen interest in child-centred oral health research, and am part of a vibrant multi-disciplinary research group, called CREATE (sheffield.ac.uk/dentalschool/research/create). Through a variety of qualitative and quantitative approaches, their research has sought to engage children more meaningfully, so that we can better understand how different dental conditions, and associated treatments, may impact on them. Current projects include the development and evaluation of a guided self-help cognitive behavioural therapy intervention to reduce dental anxiety and determining clinical and psychosocial outcomes following aesthetic treatment for enamel opacities in children and young people. One of the most rewarding parts of Helen's job is to enthuse and support junior colleagues in their early research careers. Another enjoyable role was being the Scientific Chair for the 2015 IAPD Congress in Glasgow. |
Accreditation
5 hours CPD
The seminar meets the educational criteria set by the GDC for verifiable CPD (5 hours) and is certified by the British Dental Association.
Venue
Venue to be confirmed in Sheffield
Accommodation
If you wish to stay overnight during the event please contact MICE Concierge our appointed hotel booking agency by email or call
01438 908770.
