SPRING 2018 POSTGRADUATE DENTAL...

SPRING 2018 POSTGRADUATE DENTAL EDUCATION PROGRAMMEJanuary 20th, February 17th, March 24th, April 21st, May 12th

Dr. John Marley BSc(Hons) BDS, PhD, FDSRCS(OS), FFDRCSI

Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry, RCSI

Dear Colleagues,

The FacuIty of Dentistry, RCSI postgraduate lecture programme is now in its ninth year. At the Faculty we consider our commitment to postgraduate education as one of the pillars of what we do; both through these programmes but also taught courses and our ongoing development of online resources and connectivity with our members and fellows. So please keep an eye out for these in the near future.

In turn, I think it is vitally important that we continue to listen to our membership, so we can continually improve what we do as a Faculty and so we invite you all to feedback to us through our new linked system for CPD.

The purpose of the programme is to provide a learning opportunity for dentists and their team members away from the bustle of dental practice, who wish to update their knowledge on the current concepts relative to general dental practice and also for those who are actively pursuing additional postgraduate qualifications. You

will also have an opportunity to meet old friends and make new ones.

Our speakers are all experts in their chosen areas and have been carefully selected to provide you with what you need in your continuing development journey. You will be familiar with some of these speakers but the Faculty also actively encourages more recently qualified colleagues, who may be less well known but equally talented, to present topics of relevance.

After each lecture there is an opportunity to ask questions.

I hope you enjoy the programme and any suggestions you have for improvements or future topics are always welcome.

Dr. John MarleyDean of the Faculty of Dentistry, RCSI

Welcome address from Dean

Postgraduate Dental Education Programme Spring/Summer 2018

Date: January 20th

Venue: Albert Lecture Theatre

Time Title Speaker

8.00 Registration

8.25 Opening Remarks by the Chair, Dr. John Marley (Dean)

8.30-9.10Non Surgical Facial Aesthetic Intervention. Benefits and Pitfalls (2.5)*

Mr. Odhran Shelley

9.20-10.00Emergency Management of the Traumatized Anterior Tooth (2.1)*

Dr. Pat Cleary

10.10-10.50Emergency Management of Dentoalveolar Trauma (2.5)*

Dr. Kate Farrell

11.00-11.15 Coffee

11.15-11.55Augmentation Prior to Prosthetic Treatment (2.3)*

Dr. Paul Quinlan

12.05-12.45Removable Prosthodontics in the Aesthetic Zone (2.3)*

Dr. Edward Cotter

12.55 Close

*refers to the corresponding relevant section of the MFD Syllabus. Please see appendix for details.

Mr. Odhran ShelleyMr. Odhran Shelley graduated in medicine from the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland in 1993, and completed his fellowship in Surgery in Dublin in 1997. He subsequently trained in Plastic Surgery at Canniesburn Plastic Surgery Unit in Glasgow. He also worked at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital and HarvardMedicalSchool in Boston and received the Mannick research award in 2000 for research on interactions between innate and adaptive immunity following injury. He completed his training in plastic surgery at Canniesburn plastic surgery unit in Glasgow and London undertaking fellowships in burns, breast and microsurgery, and aesthetic surgery and was awarded scholarships to plastic surgery units in Slovenia and Belgium. He was appointed as a consultant plastic surgeon at St Andrews Centre for Plastic Surgery and Burns, Chelmsford, UK in 2006 and subsequently became its Clinical Director. He was appointed Director of the national burns unit in Dublin in 2011 and is the clinical lead in plastic surgery at St James’s Hospital.

Dr. Patrick ClearyDr. Cleary graduated from Trinity College Dublin in 1981 with BDentSc. Dr. Cleary runs a practice limited to endodontics in Booterstown. Dr. Cleary is a Fellow of the International College of Dentists, Fellow of the American College of Dentists and Fellow of the Faculty of Dentistry RCSI. He has presented at National and International meetings.

Dr. Kate FarrellDr. Kate Farrell graduated from Trinity College in 2008 and worked as a Junior House Officer (JHO) and Senior House

Officer (SHO) in oral surgery the following two years. Dr. Farrell was based at St. James’s Hospital Dublin as Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Registrar from 2010-2012 and Specialist Registrar in Oral Surgery at Dublin Dental University Hospital from 2012-2015. Dr. Farrell completed her MFD in 2010, FFD OSOM in 2012 and FFD OS in 2015. She currently works in St. James’s Hospital Dublin and Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital Crumlin as Maxillofacial Reg.

Dr. Paul QuinlanDr. Quinlan qualified from the Dublin Dental School 1991. He completed an MSc in Periodontology at the Eastman Dental School, London, in 1993. In 1996 he was awarded FDSRCPS (Glas) and he also received a Fulbright Scholarship for study in the USA. He completed the Periodontal and Prosthodontic training programmes in San Antonio, Texas in 2001. He is currently in specialist practice limited to Prosthodontics and Periodontics in Dublin. He is a Diplomate of the American Boards of Periodontology and Prosthodontics. He is a Fellow of the ITI. He has lectured in Ireland, the UK and Internationally. He was awarded FFDRCSI (ad eundem) in 2016.

Dr. Edward CotterDr. Edward Cotter graduated in Dentistry from Trinity College, Dublin. He received his Graduate training in Prosthodontics at the University of Iowa. He received his training in Maxillofacial Prosthetics and Dental Oncology at MD Anderson Cancer Centre in Houston, Texas. Dr. Cotter is in Practice limited to Prosthodontics, Maxillofacial Prosthetics and Dental Oncology in Dublin.

Speakers’ Biographies


Date: February 17th Venue: Albert Lecture Theatre

Time Title Speaker

8.00 Registration


8.30-9.10 Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (1.1)* Dr. Julian Leggett

9.20-10.00New Techniques in Prosthodontics (2.3)*

Dr. Edward Owens

10.10-10.50Mandibular Anaesthesia Techniques and Applied Anatomy (1.1.3)*

Dr. Dermot Canavan

11.00-11.15 Coffee

11.15-11.55Contemporary Aspects of Adult Orthodontics (2.4)*

Dr. Tom Houlihan

12.05-12.45 Simplified Canal Shaping (2.1)* Dr. Frank Gallagher

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Dr. Julian LeggettDr. Leggett is a consultant in Sleep and Respiratory Medicine at Belfast Health and Social Care Trust. He has 10 years’ experience as a consultant in Sleep disordered breathing in Northern Ireland. Dr. Leggett completed a Fellowship in sleep disordered breathing in New South Wales, Australia prior to Consultant appointment. He is one of two Consultants who currently lead the Regional sleep disorders service in Northern Ireland.

Dr. Edward OwensDr. Edward Owens is the Director of the Beacon Dental Clinic and is a clinical specialist in Prosthodontics (Restorative) and Implant Dentistry. He has been a qualified Prosthodontist following specialist certification in 1994. As a founder member of the Irish Sleep Society he has been involved in the area of Dental Sleep Medicine for over a decade.

Dr. Dermot CanavanDr. Dermot Canavan is a lecturer in orofacial pain management in Dublin Dental School and Hospital and honorary clinical fellow at the orofacial pain clinic in Kings College Dental School Denmark Hill London.

Dr. Tom Houlihan Dr. Tom Houlihan graduated from Trinity College Dublin in 1988. After 20 years in general practice, in 2008 he went to Seattle, Washington, USA where he completed his specialist training

in Orthodontics at the University of Washington, obtaining his MSD in 2011.Tom joined the Burlington Dental Clinic group on his return from the USA and has established his Specialist Orthodontic practice at their facility in the Hermitage Medical Clinic in Dublin. He operates at The Hermitage Medical Clinic and Burlington Road in Ballsbridge. He is a member of the Orthodontic Society of Ireland, the American Association of Orthodontics and the Irish Dental Association. Tom has also, in the past, been active in the Irish Dental Association serving on various committees including the IDA council. He served as Chairman of the General Practitioners Group. He also spent several years as an adjunct faculty member at the Dublin Dental Hospital.

Dr. Frank GallagherDr. Gallagher qualified from Dublin Dental Hospital in 1991. He worked in General Dental Practice in the UK from 1992 to 1996. He completed a Masters in Endodontics at the Eastman Dental Institute in London in 1997 and was awarded FDS from Royal College of Surgeons In Ireland in 1998. Since 1997 Dr. Gallagher has worked in Practice Limited to Endodontics, initially in London until 2001 when he returned to Ireland to work in Co. Kildare Dr. Gallagher works one day per week in the Dublin Dental Hospital as a clinical supervisor to the undergraduate students. He has been an active member of the Irish Endodontic Society since 2001.



Date: March 24th


Time Title Speaker

8.00 Registration


8.30-9.10 TB - The Next Wave (1.2)* Dr. Cecila O’ Kane

9.20-10.00 A Working Life in Oral Medicine (1.2)* Dr. John Hamburger

10.10-10.50Practical Aspects of Special Care Dentistry (1.3)*

Dr. Grace Kelly

11.00-11.15 Coffee

11.15-11.55Replacing the Missing Anterior Single Tooth (2.3)*

Dr. Donal Blackwell

12.05-12.45Implants in the Aesthetic Zone (2.3 & 2.5)*

Dr. Ioannis Polyzois

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Dr. Cecila O’KaneDr. Cecila O’Kane is a senior Clinical Lecturer at the School of MDBS, Researcher in Centre for Experimental Medicine/ Institute for Health Sciences at Queens University Belfast.

Dr. John HamburgerMr. John Hamburger qualified in Dentistry in 1976. After completing an MSc in Immunology he joined the department of Oral Surgery and Oral Medicine at the University of Birmingham School Of Dentistry as a lecturer. He subsequently was appointed as senior clinical lecturer and honorary consultant in Oral Medicine and was the academic and service lead for that specialty from 1995 to 2013. He is currently consultant in Oral Medicine to the Birmingham Centre for Behcet’s Disease, one of three nationally commissioned centres of excellence in the UK for this rare disease. His particular interests involve Sjögren’s syndrome, lichen planus and Behcet’s Disease. He has co-authored 2 books and contributed chapters in 3 further books, most recently the Oxford Textbook of Rheumatology, 4th edition. In addition to undergraduate teaching, he has been actively involved with postgraduate education, delivering almost 300 postgraduate lectures and courses both locally and nationally. Mr. Hamburger has held various offices including that of President of the British Society for Oral Medicine.

Dr. Grace KellyGrace worked in Ireland for 6 years post-qualification in 2003, including jobs as a Senior Dental Surgeon and Senior House Officer in Special Care Dentistry in Dublin Dental Hospital. She was the first to complete specialist training in Special Care Dentistry in Wales in 2013 and subsequently worked as Senior Dental Surgeon Special Needs in Louth,

providing comprehensive dental care for special care patients and initiating a sedation service, before taking up her consultant post in Cardiff University Dental Hospital in 2016.

Dr. Donal BlackwellDonal Blackwell graduated from the Dental School at Trinity College Dublin, in 1988. Following a number of years in General Practice, he completed his Masters Degree Programme in Restorative Dentistry at the Eastman Dental Institute London in 1996. He returned to the South East of Ireland to open a referral practice concentrating on crown and bridgework and implant dentistry. In 2004 he moved with his family to New York City to undertake further post-graduate studies, a two year fulltime Advanced Programme in Implant Dentistry at New York University. He completed this programme and returned to Ireland in 2006. Donal works in Waterford City, Ireland in Practice Limited to Fixed Prosthodontics and Implant Dentistry.

Dr. Ioannis Polyzois Dr. Ioannis Polyzois received his undergraduate degree in 1995 and he was awarded his MMedSci in Oral Surgery by the University of Sheffield in 1996. He completed a three year specialist training in Periodontology (MDentCh) at Trinity College Dublin in 2002 and subsequently worked there for two years as a clinical supervisor. In 2005 he became a Lecturer in Periodontology at Trinity College with responsibility for research and graduate didactic and clinical teaching. He completed his PhD thesis (Dental Education) in 2010. He is currently working in the Dublin Dental University Hospital as an Associate Prof. /Consultant and director of the Postgraduate program in Periodontology. He has published numerous research articles and book chapters.



Date: April 21st Venue: Albert Lecture Theatre

Time Title Speaker

8.00 Registration


8.30-9.10 Sexually Transmitted Disease - a Role for the Dentist (1.2)*

Dr. Ciaran Bannan

9.20-10.00 Surgical Endodontics (2.1)* Dr. John Dermody

10.10-10.50 Traumatic Dental Injuries in Children (2.6)*

Dr Rona Leith

11.00-11.15 Coffee

11.15-11.55 Is Periodontal Surgery Obsolete (2.2)* Dr. Brian Mullally

12.05-12.45Building and Maintaining the Best Dental Team (1.3)*

Dr. Garry Heavey

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Dr Ciaran BannanDr Ciaran Bannan is a specialist in Infectious Diseases and General Internal Medicine based at St James’s Hospital, Dublin. He completed the Diploma in Tropical Medicine and Hygiene in Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine in 2007. He has spent time working abroad in Malawi, Cape Town, South Africa and Darwin, Australia. He has a keen interest in medical education and has been actively involved in undergraduate and postgraduate education at various centres throughout his medical career. Research interests include emerging therapies for Hepatitis C in HIV positive patients and the development of vaccines targeted against Hepatitis C. He recently completed his PhD in the School of Medicine at Trinity College Dublin.

Dr. John DermodyDr. Dermody graduated from UCC in 1987. He completed the FFDRCSI in 1991. He was Registrar at DDUH from 1989-93 and following this, he completed a 3 year residency at the University of Maryland leading to an MS in Endodontics. Dr. Dermody is a Diplomate of the American Board of Endodontics. He was a part-time lecturer in endodontics at DDUH from 1997-2012. Dr. Dermody has been in private practice limited to endodontics since 1996 in Dublin.

Dr Rona LeithDr Rona Leith qualified as a Dental Surgeon from Trinity College Dublin. Following a House Officer year, she worked in private practice for a number of years before pursuing her passion for children’s dentistry and completing a Doctorate in Paediatric Dentistry in the Dublin Dental University Hospital and thereafter the FFD from the RCSI. She is past president of the Irish Society of Dentistry for Children and is currently Assistant Professor in Paediatric Dentistry in the Dublin Dental University Hospital.

Dr. Brian MullallyDr. Brian Mullally is a senior clinical lecturer at the School of Medicine, Dentistry and Biomedical Sciences Queens University Belfast.

Dr. Garry HeaveyDr. Garry Heavey is a general dental practitioner working in Dublin. He has lectured widely on clinical dentistry and practice management. He is a past president of the Irish Dental Council and the Irish Dental Association. He was awarded MGDSRCSI (ad eundem) in 2016.



Date: May 12th


Time Title Speaker

8.00 Registration


8.30-9.10 Restoration of the Endontically Treated Tooth (2.1)*

Dr. Anne Gunderman

9.20-10.00 Relevant Pharmacology for the Dentist (1.2.2)*

Dr. Patricia O’Connor

10.10-10.50 Coronectomy: Panacea or Potential Future Problem (2.5)*

Dr. Justin Moloney

11.00-11.15 Coffee

11.15-11.55 Management of Ectopic Teeth (2.5)* Dr. Lorna Dobbyn

12.05-12.45First do no Harm: Human Factors in Dental Practice (1.3)*

Dr. Olly Bannon

12.55 Close



Dr. Anne GundermanAnne completed a Bachelor of Science at Arizona State University before graduating from The Ohio State University College of Dentistry in 1998. She completed her Master’s degree and specialist training in prosthodontics from the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio in 2001, following which she was appointed Associate Professor in Removable Prosthodontics in San Antonio. Since 2002, Anne has been in part time private practice and is a part-time lecturer in the Dublin Dental Hospital for the prosthodontic post-doctoral students. Her particular interests relate to implant removable prosthodontics; however she practices all aspects of prosthodontic care. She is a member of various dental organizations and is a diplomate of the American Board of Prosthodontics.

Dr. Justin MoloneyJustin qualified from Trinity in 1988 and worked for 18 years as a general dentist, the last 10 of which were in his own practice. He then worked for 2 years as a senior house officer in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery in Sheffield and Dublin followed by three years as an oral surgery specialist registrar leading to the D.Ch.Dent. (Oral Surgery) qualification. He is on the Oral Surgery specialist register and has also obtained a fellowship from the Royal College of Surgeons Faculty of Dentistry.

Dr. Patricia O’ ConnorDr. O’ Connor is a Consultant Physician with a special interest in Internal Medicine and Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics.

Dr. Lorna Dobbyn-RossDr. Lorna Dobbyn-Ross is a Consultant Orthodontist at Galway University Hospitals. She qualified from Trinity College Dental School in 2001 where she was made a Trinity Scholar in 1998. Following house officer and specialist registrar posts at the Dental schools in Belfast and Dundee, she completed her MOrth at the Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh. An FTTA post followed at Glasgow Dental School where she completed the ISFE exam in Orthodontics leading to the FDS (Orth). She has completed a Master’s degree on cleft outcomes and published a number of papers on this subject.

Dr. Olly BannonDr. Olly Bannon is an Emergency Medicine Consultant working in the Royal Victoria Hospital Belfast. He has particular interest in Education, Human Factors, Non-technical skills training and Simulation. He is a founding member of the Northern Ireland Non Technical Skills group and is a former Royal College of Emergency Medicine lead for Simulation training in Northern Ireland.

MFD Syllabus

SECTION 1. THE SCIENTIFIC BASIS OF CLINICAL DENTISTRY

1.1 Biological Basis of Clinical Practice

1.1.1 Craniofacial Biology

1.1.2. Applied Physiology

1.1.3. Applied Anatomy

1.1.4. Dental Anatomy

1.2 Features and Management of Local and Systemic Diseases of Dental Relevance

1.2.1. Principles of Pathology

1.2.2. Clinical Pharmacology

1.2.3. Pathology of the Orofacial Region

1.2.4. Systemic Pathology

1. 3 The Scientific Basis of Dental Practice

1.3.1. Behavioural Science

1.3.2. The Dental Practice

1.3.3. Audit, Epidemiology and Preventive Dentistry

SECTION 2. CLINICAL DENTISTRY

2.1. Endodontics

2.2. Periodontology

2.3. Prosthodontics (including operative dentistry)

2.4. Orthodontics

2.5. Oral Surgery

2.6 Paediatric Dentistry

2.7. The Principles of Professional and Ethical Practice

Dates for your Diary

Faculty ExaminationsThe next sitting of the Diploma of Primary Care Dentistry Examination will be held at RCSI in Dublin on April 9th 2018 This qualification is approved by the Dental Council. The closing date for applications is February 25th 2018. The fee for the examination is €750. The Diploma of Primary Care Dentistry, RCSI is a standalone qualification which can be taken by any dentist who has complied with the regulations. The Faculty also provides FFD, MFD, MGDS & FGDS examinations. Full details of all of these examinations can be found on the Faculty website along with the 2018 examinations calendar – www.facultyofdentistry.ie Postgraduate Dental Education ProgrammeSaturday, October 27th 2018Saturday, November 24th 2018Saturday, December 15th 2018 Postgraduate Paediatric Speciality ProgrammeSaturday, September 22nd 2018Saturday November 3rd 2018 Intensive Revision CourseSaturday, September 15th 2018 Annual Scientific Meeting 2018Friday October 19th & Saturday October 20th 2018

This course will be held by Consultant and Specialist staff from RCSI, Queens University Belfast and Belfast Hospital Trust.

After attending this hands-on course, delegates should:• Have knowledge of the assessment of the patient and surgical task including wisdom teeth removal• Be able to identify and manage the “at risk” patient• Have knowledge of the risks and complications of minor oral surgical techniques• Have practical experience on porcine mandibles of:

1. Sharps control2. Flap design and elevation3. Bone removal with drills

4. Delivery of retained roots5. Soft tissue handling including repair and

biopsy techniques

The Faculty of Dentistry, RCSI presents a

Hands-on Course in Minor Oral SurgeryA one day hands-on course in minor oral surgery will be held in the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, Dublin on Saturday, February 3rd 2018. The course will be held in RCSI’s new state-of-the-art academic and education building, located at No. 26 York Street, Dublin 2.

Special early bird

rate*

Online registration is available on facultyofdentistry.ie For further enquiries, please email [email protected]

Fellows, Members and Diplomates of the Faculty, an early bird rate of €600 is available. Normal price is €650.

Non-Fellows, Members and Diplomates of the Faculty, an early bird rate of €700 is available. Normal price is €750.

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FACULTY OF DENTISTRY CAREERS DAYFebruary 10th 2018, Albert Lecture Theatre, RCSI

TIME EVENT

8.50 OPENINGDr John Marley, Dean

9.009.15

PAEDIATRIC DENTISTRY AND ORTHODONTICSDr John Walsh Dr Kieran Daly

9.309.45

GENERAL PRACTICEDr Garry Heavey Dr Niall O’Connor

10.00 ORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERYProfessor Gerry Kearns

10.15 ORAL SURGERYDr Paul Brady

10.30 - 10.50 Coffee Break

11.00 ENDODONTICS Dr Pat Cleary

11.15 PERIODONTICS Dr Jason Owens

11.3011.45

PROSTHODONTICS AND IMPLANT DENTISTRYDr Anne Gunderman Dr Donal Blackwell

12.00 DENTAL PUBLIC HEALTHDr Jane Renehan

12.15 TEACHING AND ACADEMICSDr Michael O’Sullivan

12.30 ETHICS AND MEDICOLEGAL Dr Eamon Croke

12.45 LIFELONG LEARNING Dr Peter Cowan

13.00 Close

This event is free of charge to attend.Please contact the Faculty of Dentistry to registerEmail: [email protected] Tel: +353 1 402 2256/2239

FACULTY OF DENTISTRY CAREERS DAYFebruary 10th 2018, Albert Lecture Theatre, RCSI

TIME EVENT

8.50 OPENINGDr John Marley, Dean

9.009.15

PAEDIATRIC DENTISTRY AND ORTHODONTICSDr John Walsh Dr Kieran Daly

9.309.45

GENERAL PRACTICEDr Garry Heavey Dr Niall O’Connor

10.00 ORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERYProfessor Gerry Kearns

10.15 ORAL SURGERYDr Paul Brady

10.30 - 10.50 Coffee Break

11.00 ENDODONTICS Dr Pat Cleary

11.15 PERIODONTICS Dr Jason Owens

11.3011.45

PROSTHODONTICS AND IMPLANT DENTISTRYDr Anne Gunderman Dr Donal Blackwell

12.00 DENTAL PUBLIC HEALTHDr Jane Renehan

12.15 TEACHING AND ACADEMICSDr Michael O’Sullivan

12.30 ETHICS AND MEDICOLEGAL Dr Eamon Croke

12.45 LIFELONG LEARNING Dr Peter Cowan

13.00 Close

This event is free of charge to attend.Please contact the Faculty of Dentistry to registerEmail: [email protected] Tel: +353 1 402 2256/2239

This course will be held by Consultant and Specialist staff from RCSI, Queens University Belfast and Belfast Hospital Trust.

After attending this hands-on course, delegates should:• Have knowledge of the assessment of the patient and surgical task including wisdom teeth removal• Be able to identify and manage the “at risk” patient• Have knowledge of the risks and complications of minor oral surgical techniques• Have practical experience on porcine mandibles of:

1. Sharps control2. Flap design and elevation3. Bone removal with drills

4. Delivery of retained roots5. Soft tissue handling including repair and

biopsy techniques

The Faculty of Dentistry, RCSI presents a

Hands-on Course in Minor Oral SurgeryA one day hands-on course in minor oral surgery will be held in the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, Dublin on Saturday, February 3rd 2018. The course will be held in RCSI’s new state-of-the-art academic and education building, located at No. 26 York Street, Dublin 2.

Special early bird

rate*

Online registration is available on facultyofdentistry.ie For further enquiries, please email [email protected]

Fellows, Members and Diplomates of the Faculty, an early bird rate of €600 is available. Normal price is €650.

Non-Fellows, Members and Diplomates of the Faculty, an early bird rate of €700 is available. Normal price is €750.

*

Please see Faculty of Dentistry website for registration details - www.facultyofdentistry.ie

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CATEGORY 1

Registration Overview of Diploma/MFD/Primary Care pathways

SURGICAL SCIENCES (5 RELEVANT TIPS)09.00 – 11.00 Head and Neck Anatomy

Dr. Peter Cowan

Medical Emergency Mr Ramsay Baggs

Oral Medicine Dr. Christine McCreery

Oral Surgery Dr. John Marley

Infection Control Dr. Jane Renehan

11.00 – 11.30

11.30 – 12.00

CATEGORY 2

Question Practice Session

Break

LEGAL/ORTHODONTIC/PAEDIATRIC DENTISTRY (5 RELEVANT TIPS) 12.00 – 13.30 Ethical Legal

considerations Prof. Albert Leung

Paediatric Dentistry Dr. John Walsh

Orthodontics Dr. Marielle Blake

13.30-14.15

CATEGORY 3

Lunch

RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY (5 RELEVANT TIPS)14.15 - 15.25 History and diagnosis

Dr. Paul QuinlanRemovable Prosthodontics Dr. Edward Cotter

Fixed Prosthodontics Dr. Gerry Cleary

15.35 – 15.50 Break

Endodontics Dr. Pat Cleary

Periodontics Dr. PJ Byrne

16.50 – 17.15 Question Practice Session

17.15 Final discussion and close

MARCH 3 2018 8am – 5.30pm

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