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IN-PERSON EVENT, hosted by Northern Ireland Branch

What to expect

The 'Hot topic' lecture will see Simon Killough outline how restorative dentistry fits in to both hospital and high street specialist dental practice, looking at the scope of practice and including a range of cases.

Later in the evening, Liam Diamond will explore the essentials of composite bonding including kit, case selection/isolation, adhesive strategy, layering and morphology, finishing/polishing and maintenance. The lecture will also cover a step-by-step case walkthrough, protocol handout and Q&A.

Timings

18:45 Registration and exhibition

19:00 Restorative dentistry in primary and tertiary practice - Simon Killough

19:45 Refreshments and exhibition 

20:00 Composite bonding: Tips and tricks for predictable aesthetic results - Liam Diamond

21:15 Q&A

21:30 Close

Learning objectives

Restorative dentistry in primary and tertiary practice - Simon Killough

  • Understand Restorative Dentistry’s role in primary and tertiary care and the SOD referral criteria

  • Explore challenges in treatment planning

  • Discuss realistic strategies for effective treatment plans.

Composite bonding: Tips and tricks for predictable aesthetic results - Liam Diamond

  • Identify key materials and tools for composite bonding

  • Understand indications and isolation

  • Explore the use of photography for documentation and assessment.

Development outcomes

A, B, C and D

Booking fees

  • Dentist member Free

  • Student Free

  • Graduate FD/VT dentist Free

  • Dentist non-member £45

  • Dental care professional £45

Meet the speakers

Simon KilloughSpecialist in Restorative Dentistry
Liam DiamondPrincipal Dentist

More information

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Connect with us

Learn more about our Northern Ireland Branch and join the Northern Ireland Branch Facebook group. 

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Feedback from previous NI events

Relevant to practice, a convenient location, great speakers, and nice to chat to colleagues as well!

Great opportunity to network with other clinicians.

Enjoyable night with an engaging topic relevant to clinical practice.

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