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1 Oral Health Conference & Exhibition BSDHT 9 & 10 November 2012 ACC, Liverpool for further information

Welcome to Liverpool! This year, for the first time, we head off to Liverpool for our annual Oral Health Conference & Exhibition, which will be held on 9 and 10 November 2012.

buildings, including the stunning Liver Building all within a UNESCO World Heritage site no less! And those of you who have attended previous conferences will notice more than just a change of venue.

At the 2012 event and for the first time on this scale delegates will be able to select from a programme of options with a choice between attending the key main sessions or, if they prefer, selecting

2 Welcome to Liverpool! This year, for the first time, we head off to Liverpool for our annual Oral Health Conference & Exhibition, which will be held on 9 and 10 November The venue for the event is the impressive ACC at Liverpool s waterfront, overlooking the River Mersey and close to landmarks such as the Albert Dock, Tate Gallery, and many of Liverpool s historic buildings, including the stunning Liver Building all within a UNESCO World Heritage site no less! And those of you who have attended previous conferences will notice more than just a change of venue. We ve also changed the format directly as a result of feedback from delegates and members, and in response to a call for more choice. At the 2012 event and for the first time on this scale delegates will be able to select from a programme of options with a choice between attending the key main sessions or, if they prefer, selecting one of a range of parallel sessions or workshops. A total of 18 speakers have been selected for the event offering a wide range of topics including periodontology, public health, CPR, medical emergencies, tooth whitening, law and ethics, local anaesthetics, restorations, forensic dentistry (back by popular demand), ultrasonics, autoimmune disease, communication and, disinfection and decontamination. Our impressive line-up of speakers includes Dr Anousheh Alavi, Martin Ashley, Leo Briggs, Barry Cockcroft, Dr David Conway, Professor Geoffrey Craig, Maria Perno Goldie, James Goolnik, Chris Kurt-Gabel, Rhiannon Jones, Carmel Maher, Dr Brenda Murray, Professor Kevin O Brien, Dr Paul Redmond, Dr Nigel Robb, Dr Komal Suri, Professor Damien Walmsley and Susan Wingrove. BSDHT has always enjoyed tremendous support from the dental trade and we hope that this will continue this year. We regard the exhibition as an integral part of the event and one that delegates enjoy. And as well as stands we plan to arrange exhibition hall seminars, workshops, and even a Beatles themed reception! Registration opens on 8 August! 9 & 10 November 2012 ACC, Liverpool Sally Simpson BSDHT President

Programme at a glance Friday 9 November 2012 Core subjects are shown as: Core Subject Main session Parallel 1 Parallel 2 Parallel 3 Exhibition hall 08.00 Refreshments 09.10 Welcome address 09.

45 Don t leave your bites behind HTM 01-05 update Direct access - rights, responsibilities & risks 11.45 AGAM Presidential Installation Registration 12.45 Lunch & Exhibition 14.

3 Programme at a glance Friday 9 November 2012 Core subjects are shown as: Core Subject Main session Parallel 1 Parallel 2 Parallel 3 Exhibition hall Refreshments Welcome address Communication - see no evil, Xerostomia - understanding speak no evil dry mouth Refreshments Don t leave your bites behind HTM update Direct access - rights, responsibilities & risks AGAM Presidential Installation Registration Lunch & Exhibition Dr Leatherman Award Why always ultrasonics? Practical aspects of tooth Xerostomia - understanding Inequalities in oral health - whitening dry mouth what can the dental team do? Refreshments When the body turns on itself - Practical aspects of tooth Prevalence and management autoimmune disease whitening of medical emergencies in dental practice The potential for a greater role in service delivery for dental care professionals President s reception Saturday 10 November 2012 Main session Parallel 1 Parallel 2 Parallel 3 Exhibition hall Refreshments Welcome address Optimal peri-implant maintenance: science, systems and success! Refreshments Talking about my generation - Can instrument sharpening Prevalence and management Direct access - rights, generation Y, digital natives be that simple? of medical emergencies responsibilities & risks and the new world of work in dental practice Registration Improving patient outcome: how Radiographic features of Local anaesthesia of the & Exhibition can we optimise periodontal periodontal disease and 21st century health caries Lunch The periodontal endgame significance of the failing Local anaesthesia of the dentition and the impact on 21st century oral health Refreshments GDC update - strategy, Council and direct access Closing remarks and Birmingham 2013

Friday 9 November 08.00 09.10 Registration, refreshments and exhibition 09.10 Opening of Conference Sally Simpson, President of BSDHT 09.

v Start to help change the public s perception of dental hygiene and therapy. 09.

therapists to have discussions with their patients about dry mouth v Discussion of support and treatment options for patients. Sponsored by GSK 10.15 Refreshments and exhibition 10.

appropriate recognise: v What constitutes a bite mark and the range of presentations v The target populations who get bitten v The oro-facial signs suggestive of child physical abuse v The referral

45 parallel session 1 hour CPD HTM 01-05 an update Carmel Maher v Understand the standards detailed in this guidance in order to conform to essential quality requirements and/or best practice v Have

recommended personal protective equipment v Be aware of the protocol for the disinfection of dental impressions. Sponsored by Optident 10.

hygienists and therapists may face if direct access is granted. Sponsored by DDU 11.45 AGAM Open to BSDHT members only Installation of Julie Rosse as President 2012/2014 12.

4 Friday 9 November Registration, refreshments and exhibition Opening of Conference Sally Simpson, President of BSDHT hour CPD Communication see no evil, speak no evil James Goolnik BDS, MSc v Understand the role of effective communication within your team v How to present yourself - what is your brand? v Start to help change the public s perception of dental hygiene and therapy parallel session 1 hour CPD Xerostomia understanding dry mouth Rhiannon Jones v To increase awareness of dry mouth and the number of patients that will be at risk v To help support hygienists and therapists to have discussions with their patients about dry mouth v Discussion of support and treatment options for patients. Sponsored by GSK Refreshments and exhibition hour CPD Don t leave your bites behind Professor Geoffrey T Craig BDS (Hons), PhD, FDSRCS (Eng & Ed), FRCPath At the end of the presentation the listener should know, understand and where appropriate recognise: v What constitutes a bite mark and the range of presentations v The target populations who get bitten v The oro-facial signs suggestive of child physical abuse v The referral protocol for cases of suspected child physical abuse v The principles governing bite mark analysis and comparison parallel session 1 hour CPD HTM an update Carmel Maher v Understand the standards detailed in this guidance in order to conform to essential quality requirements and/or best practice v Have an understanding of the reasons for implementing these procedures v Be aware of the infectious agents which may be transferred through dental procedures v Learn the current protocols for wearing of recommended personal protective equipment v Be aware of the protocol for the disinfection of dental impressions. Sponsored by Optident parallel session 1 hour CPD Direct access: rights, responsibilities and risks Leo Briggs BDS, MSc v To identify likely dento-legal consequences of direct access v Discuss the risks that dental hygienists and therapists may face if direct access is granted. Sponsored by DDU AGAM Open to BSDHT members only Installation of Julie Rosse as President 2012/ Light lunch and exhibition Dr Leatherman Award hour CPD Why always ultrasonics? Professor A Damien Walmsley BDS, MSc, PhD, FDS RCPS Glasg v Understand how the ultrasonic scaler works v Look to the contribution of effects such as cavitation and streaming v How to care for implants. Sponsored by Philips James Goolnik Geoffrey Craig Carmel Maher Leo Briggs Damien Walmsley Poster competition BSDHT is inviting colleagues to submit posters for the 2012 BSDHT and Waterpik Poster Competition. Full details can be found on the BSDHT website Johnson & Johnson Ltd have provided an educational grant to support Speaker costs at this meeting.

BSDHT Rhiannon Jones David Conway Maria Perno Goldie Chris Kurt-Gabel Barry Cockcroft 14.

shooting difficult cases. Sponsored by Optident 14.

therapists to have discussions with their patients about dry mouth v To discuss support and treatment options for patients. Sponsored by GSK 14.

Dr David Conway BDS, FDS RCS Eng, MPH Glasg, FDS (DPH) RCS Eng v Provide bigger picture of health and health inequalities in relation to oral health and dental services v Awareness of complexity of

5 BSDHT Rhiannon Jones David Conway Maria Perno Goldie Chris Kurt-Gabel Barry Cockcroft parallel session 1 hour CPD Practical aspects of tooth whitening James Goolnik BDS, MSc v When not to whiten your patients teeth v What peroxide and what concentrations to use and why v Trouble shooting difficult cases. Sponsored by Optident parallel session 1 hour CPD Xerostomia understanding dry mouth Rhiannon Jones v To increase awareness of dry mouth and the number of patients that will be at risk v To help support hygienists and therapists to have discussions with their patients about dry mouth v To discuss support and treatment options for patients. Sponsored by GSK parallel session 1 hour CPD Inequalities in oral health what can the dental team do? Dr David Conway BDS, FDS RCS Eng, MPH Glasg, FDS (DPH) RCS Eng v Provide bigger picture of health and health inequalities in relation to oral health and dental services v Awareness of complexity of determinants and solutions Refreshments and exhibition hour CPD When the body turns on itself autoimmune disease Maria Perno Goldie RDH, BA, MS At the end of the presentation participants will: v Integrate concepts about autoimmunity and autoimmune disease into patient care v Explain the cause of autoimmune disease, including genetics and environmental influences v Explain how autoimmune diseases may affect the different parts of the body, and recommend products for oral care. Sponsored by Philips CPD All presentations meet the requirements of the GDC s lifelong learning scheme. Delegates will be scanned in and out of presentations, and a cumulative total will be recorded on certificates. CPD certificates will be available online upon completion of a conference evaluation form full details will be sent to delegates following the event parallel session 1 hour CPD Prevalence and management of medical emergencies in dental practice Chris Kurt-Gabel RGN, RN Child, MPA, RC (UK) ALS, EPLS, APLS & GIC Instructor Learning objectives v Have a broad understanding as to the prevalence of medical emergencies in a dental practice setting v Understand the approach and initial assessment of a client who may be suffering from a medical emergency v Understand the signs and symptoms of the common medical emergencies experienced in the dental practice setting v Be able to identify the initial management of these emergencies to prevent deterioration prior to arrival of the emergency services v Understand the guidance in relation to emergency equipment and drugs v Understand how the use of technology and algorithms can help support the practitioner in ensuring that correct guidelines are followed. Sponsored by A to E training parallel session 1 hour CPD Practical aspects of tooth whitening James Goolnik BDS, MSc v When not to whiten your patients teeth v What peroxide and what concentrations to use and why v Trouble shooting difficult cases. Sponsored by Optident hours CPD The potential for a greater role in service delivery for dental care professionals Barry Cockcroft BDS v The audience has greater understanding of direction of travel in NHS contractual reform v The audience will have greater understanding of how education provision will need to adapt to maximise opportunities v To give an opportunity for DCPs to question the CDO on issues they wish to raise President s Reception & Exhibition Delegates are invited to join newly installed President, Julie Rosse, and the Lord Mayor of Liverpool for drinks in the exhibition. This is your chance to visit exhibitors, mingle with friends and colleagues or simply relax and listen to the sound of the Mersey Beatles a Beatles tribute band Conference closes

Saturday 10 November 08.00 08.55 Registration, refreshments and exhibition 08.55 Opening address Julie Rosse, President of BSDHT 09.

Susan Wingrove RDH, FADIA v Have an understanding of the rationale for the different types of implants, their history, and how implants are placed using today s technology v Learn the current

treatment v Understand the considerations in performing safe implant maintenance, the proper instruments that can be used, and how to meet all the instrumentation challenges of implantology v Attain

psychology of partially and fully edentulous patients to enhance the hygienist s ability to discuss and present the patient with their treatment options, which ultimately increase their acceptance of

30 1 hour CPD Talking about my generation generation Y, digital natives and the new world of work Dr Paul Redmond v From the presentation, delegates will obtain a hands-on understanding of their own

30 parallel session 1 hour CPD Prevalence and management of medical emergencies in dental practice Chris Kurt-Gabel RGN, RN Child, MPA, RC (UK) ALS, EPLS, APLS & GIC Instructor v Have a broad

6 Saturday 10 November Registration, refreshments and exhibition Opening address Julie Rosse, President of BSDHT hour CPD Optimal peri-implant maintenance: science, systems and success! Susan Wingrove RDH, FADIA v Have an understanding of the rationale for the different types of implants, their history, and how implants are placed using today s technology v Learn the current considerations to assess an implant with soft tissue assessment, know the protocols for probing/radiographic monitoring, and recognise the signs of a failing implant and the recommended protocols for treatment v Understand the considerations in performing safe implant maintenance, the proper instruments that can be used, and how to meet all the instrumentation challenges of implantology v Attain the verbal skills to effectively talk with patients about their treatment options and how choosing implants could be their best long-term treatment of choice for missing teeth v Understand the psychology of partially and fully edentulous patients to enhance the hygienist s ability to discuss and present the patient with their treatment options, which ultimately increase their acceptance of treatment. Sponsored by Swallow/ PDT Refreshments and exhibition hour CPD Talking about my generation generation Y, digital natives and the new world of work Dr Paul Redmond v From the presentation, delegates will obtain a hands-on understanding of their own generational characteristics and a working knowledge of those from other cohorts. From this they will learn techniques for communicating more effectively at work, in surgery, and home! parallel session 1 hour CPD Prevalence and management of medical emergencies in dental practice Chris Kurt-Gabel RGN, RN Child, MPA, RC (UK) ALS, EPLS, APLS & GIC Instructor v Have a broad understanding as to the prevalence of medical emergencies in a dental practice setting v Understand the approach and initial assessment of a client who may be suffering from a medical emergency v Understand the signs and symptoms of the common medical emergencies experienced in the dental practice setting v Be able to identify the initial management of these emergencies to prevent deterioration prior to arrival of the emergency services v Understand the guidance in relation to emergency equipment and drugs v Understand how the use of technology and algorithms can help support the practitioner in ensuring that correct guidelines are followed. Sponsored by A to E training parallel session 1 hour CPD Can instrument sharpening be that simple? Susan Wingrove RDH, FADIA v To have a clear understanding of why a sharp instrument is a good instrument for you and your patient v To understand what the critical angles are and why they are required v To learn how to simply achieve these angles for an ultimate edge. Sponsored by Swallow/ PDT parallel session 1 hour CPD Direct access: rights, responsibilities and risks Leo Briggs BDS, MSc v To identify likely dento-legal consequences of direct access v Discuss the risks that dental hygienists and therapists may face if direct access is granted. Sponsored by DDU hour CPD Improving patient outcome: how can we optimise periodontal health? Anousheh Alavi BDS, FDS RCS Edin, MSc v To explore the latest developments in periodontal health, and how they can assist clinicians in optimising patient outcome v To consider the latest evidence base & recent developments in improving patient outcome. Sponsored by Colgate Susan Wingrove Paul Redmond Chris Kurt-Gabel Anousheh Alavi

BSDHT Brenda Murray Nigel Robb Martin Ashley Komal Suri Kevin O Brien 11.

to: v Describe the radiological features of periodontal disease v Describe the benefits of radiographs in the diagnosis of caries v State the limitations of radiographs in the diagnosis of

45 parallel session 1 hour CPD Local anaesthesia of the 21st century Dr Nigel Robb BDS, FDC RCS Edin, PhD Lond, Rest Dent RCS Edin At the end of the course the practitioner will: v Be aware

agents currently used in dentistry v Be aware of the role of Oraqix in dentistry v Be aware of the new developments in local anaesthesia in dentistry. Sponsored by Dentsply 12.

00 1 hour CPD The periodontal endgame Martin Ashley BDS, FDC RCS Eng, Rest Dent RCS Eng v The participant will have considered each factor relevant in planning to discontinue periodontal

00 parallel session 1 hour CPD Significance of failing dentition and the impact on oral health Dr Komal Suri BChD v To recognise the signs of failure v To understand reasons for failure v To

00 parallel session 1 hour CPD Local anaesthesia of the 21st century Dr Nigel Robb BDS, FDC RCS Edin, PhD Lond, Rest Dent RCS Edin At the end of the course the practitioner will: v Be aware

7 BSDHT Brenda Murray Nigel Robb Martin Ashley Komal Suri Kevin O Brien parallel session 1 hour CPD Radiographic features of periodontal disease and caries Dr Brenda Murray BSc, PhD, BDS, MFD RCS Irel By the end of the presentation participants should be able to: v Describe the radiological features of periodontal disease v Describe the benefits of radiographs in the diagnosis of caries v State the limitations of radiographs in the diagnosis of periodontal disease and caries parallel session 1 hour CPD Local anaesthesia of the 21st century Dr Nigel Robb BDS, FDC RCS Edin, PhD Lond, Rest Dent RCS Edin At the end of the course the practitioner will: v Be aware of the range of dental local anaesthetics available v Be aware of the role of different types of local anaesthetic in dentistry v Be aware of the maximum safe doses of local anaesthetic agents currently used in dentistry v Be aware of the role of Oraqix in dentistry v Be aware of the new developments in local anaesthesia in dentistry. Sponsored by Dentsply Light lunch and exhibition hour CPD The periodontal endgame Martin Ashley BDS, FDC RCS Eng, Rest Dent RCS Eng v The participant will have considered each factor relevant in planning to discontinue periodontal treatment v The participant will have more confidence in recognising the end stage of treatment. Sponsored by Blackwells parallel session 1 hour CPD Significance of failing dentition and the impact on oral health Dr Komal Suri BChD v To recognise the signs of failure v To understand reasons for failure v To appreciate the impact of failure on oral health v The relationship of failure of teeth to localised periodontal conditions. Sponsored by P&G parallel session 1 hour CPD Local anaesthesia of the 21st century Dr Nigel Robb BDS, FDC RCS Edin, PhD Lond, Rest Dent RCS Edin At the end of the course the practitioner will: v Be aware of the range of dental local anaesthetics available v Be aware of the role of different types of local anaesthetic in dentistry v Be aware of the maximum safe doses of local anaesthetic agents currently used in dentistry v Be aware of the role of Oraqix in dentistry v Be aware of the new developments in local anaesthesia in dentistry. Sponsored by Dentsply Refreshments and exhibition hours CPD GDC update strategy, Council and direct access Professor Kevin O Brien BDS, FDS RCPS Glasg, MSc, Dip Orth RCS Eng, PhD v Delegates will have a greater understanding of the GDC s work and how it may impact them v Delegates will understand the importance of contributing to the GDC s work Closing remarks and Birmingham 2013 Programme is subject to change

Delegate registration fees Early Bird Registration Fees online bookings only Friday Saturday 9 November 10 November Both days Member 99.00 99.00 195.00 Non member 195.00 195.00 380.

8 Delegate registration fees Early Bird Registration Fees online bookings only Friday Saturday 9 November 10 November Both days Member Non member Newly qualified members (since 1/7/2011) BSDHT student member Registration Fees for bookings received after 10 October 2012 online bookings only Friday Saturday 9 November 10 November Both days Member Non member Newly qualified members (since 1/7/2011) BSDHT student member Delegate fees include attendance to all conference sessions (parallel sessions must be pre-booked), lunch and refreshments on the day(s) booked and a delegate bag. The rates do not include accommodation. Early bird This rate is only available until 10 October. Online bookings Online booking opens on 8 August. Bookings will be accepted until midday on 7 November (subject to availability). Accommodation A full list of hotels can be found on the BSDHT website Cancellation policy Cancellations received in writing before 19 October will incur a 25% administration charge. For cancellations received after this date no refunds will be made. How to book Online at Photographer Please note there will be a professional photographer present throughout the event to take photographs for promotional purposes. BOOKING OPENS ON 8 AUGUST 2012 visit for further details Follow us on Twitter and Facebook BSDHT

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