Australian AsianAssociation of Dentists

2018-19EVENTSPROGRAM

COST

REGISTER ATwww.aaad.org.au/membership

MEMBERSHIP

$450

STUDENT MEMBERSHIP

$275

$495NON MEMBERS$99 PER ACADEMIC MEETING$120 PER CHRISTMAS PARTY

STUDENT NON MEMBERS$49 PER ACADEMIC MEETING$90 PER CHRISTMAS PARTY

EARLY BIRD renew/registration before 30 June 2018

Discounted Renew/Registration.

STANDARDrenew/registration after 1 July till the 1st academic meeting

This year we are transitioning our membership from Financial Year to Calendar year. Therefore, when you renew or join this year with the AAAD membership, the registration fee will cover 1.5 year of the membership starting from 1st July 2018 to 31st December 2019. It will include the following:

• A total of 6 meetings including 4 academic meetings and 2 of our famous end of year Christmas parties.

• 4 academic meetings are presented by leading dental specialists speaking on a broad range of contemporary engaging dental topics. Also including 10-course Chinese banquet. An accumulation of 8 CPD points will be achieved in total.

• The end of year social event is a terrific wind down before Christmas and it is a great opportunity for you to network with dental professionals and colleagues and win heaps of lucky door prizes!

Please note: annual membership registration closes after the 1st academic meeting. Please make sure you register your membership before then to take advantage of great savings.

Wednesday 3 October 2018

Immediate Implant Placement and Provisionalisation in the Aesthetic ZonePresented by: Dr Christopher C.K. Ho, Specialist Prosthodontist

Time: 6:30pm-9:30pm

Venue: Marigold Chinese Restaurant, Sydney

Cost: Members - Free Non-Member - $99

Restoration of missing teeth in the aesthetic zone is a great challenge for dental practitioners. Traditional guidelines advise a 2–3-month period of socket remodeling after tooth extraction and an additional 3–6 months of load-free healing that were essential for osseointegration in the 1980s. Newer protocols such as immediate implant placement at the time of extraction have become more popular with the advantages of only one surgical procedure and reducing the overall treatment time. Dr Ho will share the protocols to enhance success and predictability in these cases.

DR CHRISTOPHER C.K. HO BDS Hons (SYD), Grad Dip Clin Dent (Oral Implants) (SYD), M. Clin. Dent. (Pros) (LON), D. Clin. Dent. (Pros) (SYD), MRACDS (Pros), FPFA

Dr Christopher Ho is a Specialist Prosthodontist who received his Bachelor of Dental Surgery with First Class Honours at the University of Sydney. He completed postgraduate studies in the Graduate Diploma in Clinical Dentistry in Oral Implants at the University of Sydney, and a Masters of Clinical Dentistry in Prosthodontics with Distinction from the University of London. Furthermore he completed a Doctorate in Clinical Dentistry in Prosthodontics from the University of Sydney and is Fellow of the

Pierre Fauchard Academy. He is Special Field Member of the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons in Prosthodontics.

Dr Ho lectures extensively on aesthetic and implant dentistry both nationally and internationally. He is involved with the evaluation and development of new dental products and materials with several leading dental manufacturers. He was the Oral B spokesperson for Australia from 2012-2016. He contributes to the University of Sydney, having contributed to their undergraduate and postgraduate Oral Implant Diploma and Post-graduate Prosthodontic programs at the University of Sydney . He is a Faculty member of the Global Institute for Dental Education, Academy of Dental Excellence and is Visiting Lecturer at Kings College London, United Kingdom. He is author of numerous publications, as well as editor of the Wiley-Blackwell textbook “Practical Procedure in Aesthetic Dentistry”.

Wednesday 20 March 2019

Managing the Elderly and Oral Cancer – 2 emerging areas of concern for all dentists Presented by: Dr Peter Foltyn, Dental Department, St Vincent’s Hospital, Darlinghurst

Time: 6:30pm-9:30pm

Venue: Marigold Chinese Restaurant, Sydney

Cost: Members - Free Non-Member - $99

OUTLINE:• Oral cancer in Australia• Importance of oral cancer screening• Medico legal implications of delayed

diagnosis• We’re all getting old – so what’s new• Implications of poor oral health in

Dementia• Immunosenescence

DR PETER FOLTYN is a dentist who has followed a very different career path to most. He has over 40 years diverse experience in general and hospital practice, primarily managing a wide range of medically compromised patients. Dr Foltyn provides routine dental assessments for all prospective heart/lung transplant recipients, HIV patients, cardiac valve replacement patients and sees 6-10 new oral cancer patients weekly at the Kinghorn Cancer Centre at St Vincent’s Hospital in Sydney as well as accepting referrals for oral biopsies of suspicious oral lesions from doctors and dentists throughout NSW. He has written pamphlets and brochures for doctors, dentists and patients on oral cancer and contributed to ‘Understanding Head and Neck Cancers’ an information booklet produced by the NSW Cancer Council and a similar publication in Queensland

as well as being an invited speaker on Oral Cancer at ADA Congresses and NSW ADA CPD courses.

In 2007 he was instrumental in the establishment of the first fully functional Dental Clinic in Australia to employ a Dental Hygienist within a nursing home - the Montefiore Home at Randwick and in setting up education strategies on oral and dental health for residents, staff. More recently Dr Foltyn was an invited Plenary session speaker at International Conferences on Alzheimer’s Disease in Taipei and Iceland and has written many papers and articles on Dementia, Ageing and Oral Health and was one of the authors of a paper in the Australian Dental Journal supplement “Dentistry for the Ageing Population: Baby Boomers and Beyond” and in 2017 was asked by the International Journal Gerodontology to write a guest commentary on Ethical Decision Making in Aged Care.

Saturday 8 December 2018

AAAD Rooftop Christmas Party Black is Back! Time: 5:30pm- 10pm

Venue: 55 George – Rooftop Deck, 5 George Street, The Rocks NSW 2000

Parking: Clock Tower Wilsons Carpark behind the Holiday Inn – Old Sydney for a flat rate of $10 for entry after 5pm. Parking is able to be prebooked online.

Come and join us for our famous end of the year Xmas Party. This year we are hosting at the rooftop deck at the Holiday Inn Old Sydney with spectacular Harbour Bridge and Opera House views. There will be lot of give away lucky door prizes as per usual. Come mingle with your colleagues and enjoy the gourmet seafood/meat BBQ feast and drinks.

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Wednesday 19 June 2019

From Caries to Cancer: What’s new and interesting in Oral PathologyPresented by: Prof Hans Zoellner

Time: 6:30pm-9:30pm

Venue: Marigold Chinese Restaurant, Sydney

Cost: Members - Free Non-Member - $99

This Seminar outlines practical clinical oral pathology with an emphasis on conditions commonly seen in the dental practice, including diagnosis, management, use of screening tools, and biopsies. We will highlight conditions that are difficult to diagnose and/or manage, newly diagnosed conditions and premalignant/malignant lesions. Concepts in diagnosis will also be discussed, with special attention to any new adjuvant screening tools and oral soft-tissue biopsies.

PROF HANS ZOELLNER graduated in Dentistry from the University of Sydney in 1983, and then spent three years in general dental practice in Wagga Wagga. He then returned to Sydney for PhD studies at the Institute of Dental Research, studying the vascular response in periodontitis, and this was followed by a three years working as a post-doctoral scientist in the Department of Medicine, at Royal Melbourne Hospital, studying the fibrinolytic system in endothelium. He then gained a Lise

Meitner Post-Doctoral Fellowship to support two years of independent research in the Department of Physiology, at the University of Vienna, where he studied endothelial apoptosis with a view to understanding microvascular remodelling. He has been teaching and performing research in the Department of Oral Pathology at the University of Sydney since 1995, teaching Oral Pathology and investigating aspects of vascular biology, cancer biology, wound healing and biomechanics. Briefly interrupting his service in Sydney, was one and a half years from 2013, doing research at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Centre in New York. Separate to his direct academic responsibilities, Prof Zoellner also headed an advocacy group for dentistry from 2003 to 2013.

Wednesday 4 September 2019

Regeneration of Periodontal Tissues and Bone – new approaches and biomaterials Presented by: A/Prof. Axel Spahr

Time: 6:30pm-9:30pm

Venue: Marigold Chinese Restaurant, Sydney

Cost: Members - Free Non-Member - $99

his lecture reviews current knowledge, advances, methods and materials in relation to regenerating tooth supporting tissues and bone. Today, marginal periodontitis therapy aims at complete regeneration of lost periodontal tissues (restitutio ad integrum) rather than merely preventing further attachment loss. Prevention of bone loss after tooth extraction and regeneration of bone in edentulous areas are frequent and common requirements to enable predictable implant placement. The objective of this presentation is to outline and evaluate past and current concepts of periodontal and bone regeneration and to describe possible future developments.

A/PROF. AXEL SPAHR Dr. med. dent. habil., MRACDS (Perio), FICD

Axel Spahr is Head of Periodontics at the Sydney Dental Hospital and Head of the Discipline of Periodontics at the University of Sydney.

Axel is the former Head of Periodontics at the University of Ulm in Germany and has worked at various international

universities and research facilities. He has additional training in microbiology, molecular biology, extensive experience in basic science research, animal research and clinical research. A/Prof. Spahr’s research interest includes periodontal regeneration, bone regeneration, periodontitis and systemic diseases, antimicrobial therapy as well as dental implants and peri-implant diseases. He has lead large externally funded research projects and is collaborating with leading international research groups and companies in the field of periodontology, implantology and bone regeneration. He is author of numerous publications in international peer-reviewed dental and medical journals, book chapters and has presented his work at professional conferences worldwide. A/Prof Spahr is a board registered periodontal specialist, he works part time in an established specialist periodontal and implant practice in Sydney and is the past President of the Periodontal Research Group of the International Association of Dental Research (IADR).

2019 AAAD Xmas Party

Details for the 2019 AAAD Christmas party to be advised closer to the date. Keep the first week of December free as this will be a an end of year celebration not to be missed.