Joint BDA East of Scotland Branch and BSPD: Navigating ('Great') Expectations

IN-PERSON EVENT, hosted by East of Scotland Branch and BSPD

What to expect

Join the BDA East of Scotland Branch and the British Society for Paediatric Dentistry (BSPD) for lecture designed to equip dental professionals with the skills to understand, communicate, and manage diverse care giver expectations regarding paediatric dental treatment, aesthetics, and cultural differences in care.

Understand the expectations of care givers regarding their child’s dental health
Explain treatment choices versus aesthetic demands to care givers effectively
Develop communication strategies for managing care giver expectations regarding wait times and interim care
Manage the risks associated with patients seeking care abroad and the legal implications of non-standard treatment approaches.

Timings

18:45 Registration

19:00 Lecture - Mary Skene

20:30 Close

Learning objectives

Discuss asymptomatic caries management and anterior aesthetic demands
Discuss strategies for managing children while on long waiting times for specialist care and advising care givers on interim/shared care
Explore cultural, logistical, and ethical considerations, such as care giver preferences for treatment options, restorative materials and seeking care abroad.

Development outcomes

A, C and D

Booking fees

This event is free for all dental professionals to attend

Meet the speaker

Mary SkeneConsultant in Paediatric Dentistry

More information

Would you be interested in getting involved in the East of Scotland Branch?

We are looking for enthusiastic members to join the East of Scotland Branch committee. A role on the committee is a great way to get involved in the BDA at a local level and to help provide and shape local educational and networking events. It’s also great to have on your CV!

A brief description of the different roles in a committee is available here

The Branch has the support of the centrally-based Local Services team who are on hand to help and advise on any aspect of running and planning events.

If interested, or for more information, please contact Ruby Ahuja, Branch Secretary, on the night, or email us at [email protected]

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Royal Scots Club
29-31 Abercrombie Place
Edinburgh EH3 6QE

Conveniently located in Edinburgh’s New Town, a 5-minute walk from Princes Street.

The building has full wheelchair access via The Royal Scots Club Members’ Entrance at No. 30 Abercromby Place. Non-members with accessibility needs can use the intercom to gain access to the building.

Transport

By Road

From the West, follow signs into the City Centre, eventually turning right onto Queen Street, taking the third left into Queen Street Gardens East and right into Abercromby Place.

From the East turn onto York Place, which continues into Queen Street. Turn second right into Queen Street Gardens West. Turn right onto Heriot Row, which changes into Abercromby Place after the traffic lights.

By Rail

Exit Waverley Station onto Princes Street and turn left. Turn right onto South St Andrew Street and head straight passed St Andrews Square onto Dublin Street, turning left onto Abercromby Place.

Reception is located at 29 Abercromby Place.

Venue map

Connect with us

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Feedback from previous events

Good take away tips to use in practice

Interesting topic and very engaging speaker

Really insightful presentation

Joint BDA East of Scotland Branch and BSPD - Navigating ('Great') Expectations