AUTUMN/WINTER POSTGRADUATE DENTAL EDUCATION PROGRAMME. October 21 st / November 18 th / December 9 th

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1 AUTUMN/WINTER POSTGRADUATE DENTAL EDUCATION PROGRAMME October 21 st / November 18 th / December 9 th

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3 Welcome address from Dean 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 eighth 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 Marley Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry, RCSI

4 Postgraduate Dental Education Programme Autumn/Winter 2017 Date: October 21 st Venue: Albert Lecture Theatre Time Title Speaker 8.00 Registration 8.25 Opening Remarks by the Chair Dr. John Marley (Dean) Periodontal Surgery Is it absolutely necessary?(2.2)* Management of Hypodontia in the adult patient(2.3/2.4)* Skin cancer: the role of Mohs Surgery: An Overview(1.2.3)* Dr. Barry Dace Dr. Simon Kilough Dr. Patrick Ormond Coffee Dental ceramics in clinical practice(2.3)* Dr. Shane Mullane Problem Solving in Endodontics (2.1)* Dr. Johanna Glennon Close *refers to the corresponding relevant section of the MFD Syllabus. Please see appendix at end of booklet for details Cost per module 100. Discount available when all multiple modules booked. Please see Faculty of Dentistry website for registration details -

5 Speakers Biographies Dr. Barry Dace BDS BSc MFDS RCSEd MS (Minnesota) Barry works in full-time clinical practice limited to Periodontics and Implant Dentistry in Booterstown, Dublin. He graduated from dental school at Queen s University, Belfast, in 1999, after previously graduating from Queen s in 1997 with a degree in Microbiology. He obtained his MFDS from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh in 2001, and completed his Masters degree in Periodontics at the University of Minnesota, USA, in Dr. Simon Killough Dr. Simon Killough is a Consultant in Restorative Dentistry in the Belfast Trust. After graduating in 1994, he spent spending 7 years in general dental practice. He undertook higher specialist training in Restorative Dentistry from and completed a PhD in Simon s interests are in head and neck oncology, hypodontia and dental implants. His research interests include quality of life issues in head and neck oncology patients. He is the Training Programme Director for Restorative Dentistry in Northern Ireland. He also works part-time in a specialist multidisciplinary dental practice. Dr. Patrick Ormond Dr Patrick Ormond is a Consultant Dermatologist and Mohs Micrographic Surgeon in St James Hospital and the Hermitage Medical clinic. He is also a lecturer in Medicine in Trinity College Dublin. Dr. Shane Mullane Shane graduated from University College Cork in During his three years in the UK, he completed his fellowship exams to the Royal College of Surgeons London and a Diploma in Conscious Sedation in Newcastle University. On returning to Ireland in 2009 he was accepted into the Prosthodontic Program in University of Texas Health Science Centre San Antonio. He completed his masters programin 2014 and then completed a 1.5 year fellowship in the Periodontal Department in Trinity College Dublin. He now works in private practice in Limerick limiting his work to Prosthodontic and Implant Dentistry. Dr. Johanna Glennon BDentSc, MSc (U Lond) Dr. Glennon qualified from Dublin in 1984 and worked in general dental practice for eight years in the United Kingdom. In 1994 she completed her Masters in Endodontics with Distinction at the University of London. She is in practice limited to Endodontics and is a part-time clinical demonstrator/lecturer at Dublin Dental University Hospital. She is a Past President of the Irish Endodontic Society and has both organised and given practical endodontic courses in Ireland and has lectured nationally and internationally.

6 Postgraduate Dental Education Programme Autumn/Winter 2017 Date: November 18 th Venue: Albert Lecture Theatre Time Title Speaker 8.00 Registration 8.25 Opening Remarks by the Chair Dr. John Marley (Dean) Potentially malignant lesions: Predicting change(1.2.3)* Applications of Digital Dentistry, Past, Present and Future(2.3/1.3.2)* Medical Emergencies in Dental Practice(1.2.2)* Dr. Seamus Napier Dr. Rory Boyd Dr. Patricia O Connor Coffee Challenges in the provision of dental care for the elderly(section 2)* The contribution of orthodontic treatment to health and well-being(2.4)* Dr. Simon Killough Prof. Donald Burden Close *refers to the corresponding relevant section of the MFD Syllabus. Please see appendix at end of booklet for details Cost per module 100. Discount available when all multiple modules booked. Please see Faculty of Dentistry website for registration details -

7 Speakers Biographies Dr. Séamus S. Napier Séamus Napier works as a consultant pathologist in the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust in Belfast specialising in oral/ maxillofacial and head & neck pathology. Much of his diagnostic work concerns oral squamous cell carcinoma and he maintains an interest in potentially malignant lesion of the oral cavity. He enjoys a captive audience. Dr. Rory Boyd Dr. Rory Boyd graduated from Trinity College Dublin with honours. He then completed a one year post as a House Officer in Dublin Dental University Hospital. Dr. Boyd then went to work in general practice in Belfast, during which time he completed his membership examinations to the Royal College of Surgeons Ireland. Dr. Boyd is currently completing a three year full time doctorate of clinical dentistry in prosthodontics in Dublin Dental University Hospital (completion date September 2017). During this time Dr. Boyd completed an externship at the Jerry Weintraub Center for Reconstructive Biotechnology (UCLA Prosthodontics Department) were his initial training in digital dentistry was completed. On his return Dr. Boyd was an instrumental member of the team that introduced digital dental systems to the Dublin Dental University Hospital. Dr. Boyd has presented on digital dentistry at both national and international conferences. Dr. Simon Killough Dr. Simon Killough is a Consultant in Restorative Dentistry in the Belfast Trust. After graduating in 1994, he spent spending 7 years in general dental practice. He undertook higher specialist training in Restorative Dentistry from and completed a PhD in Simon s interests are in head and neck oncology, hypodontia and dental implants. His research interests include quality of life issues in head and neck oncology patients. He is the Training Programme Director for Restorative Dentistry in Northern Ireland. He also works part-time in a specialist multidisciplinary dental practice. Prof. Donald Burden Donald Burden is Professor of Orthodontics at Queen s University and a Consultant Orthodontist at the School of Dentistry, Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast. He is also the Head of Dentistry at Queen s University and the Clinical Director for Dental Services in Belfast Health and Social Care Trust. He is a pastpresident of the British Orthodontic Society and his clinical and research interests are focused on adults and children with dentofacial discrepancy who require joint orthodontic and surgical correction. Dr. Patricia O Connor Dr. O Connor is a Consultant Physician with a special interest in Internal Medicine and Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics.

8 Postgraduate Dental Education Programme Autumn/Winter 2017 Date: December 9 th Venue: Albert Lecture Theatre Time Title Speaker 8.00 Registration 8.25 Opening Remarks by the Chair Dr. John Marley (Dean) Predicting outcome of Oral Squamous cell carcinomas (2.5)* Dysplasia is only mucosa deep ; the management of premalignant lesions (2.5)* The management of the N0 neck in the Head and Neck Cancer (2.5)* Dr. Seamus Napier Dr. Eiad Qudairat Prof. Brian Schmidt Coffee Facial Reconstruction in the Head and Neck Cancer Patient (2.5)* The Scientific Basis of Pain management in the Cancer Patient (2.5)* Mr. Conor Barry Prof. Brian Schmidt Close *refers to the corresponding relevant section of the MFD Syllabus. Please see appendix at end of booklet for details Cost per module 100. Discount available when all multiple modules booked. Please see Faculty of Dentistry website for registration details -

9 Speakers Biographies Dr. Séamus S. Napier Séamus Napier works as a consultant pathologist in the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust in Belfast specialising in oral/ maxillofacial and head & neck pathology. Much of his diagnostic work concerns oral squamous cell carcinoma and he maintains an interest in potentially malignant lesion of the oral cavity. Mr Eiad Qudairat Mr. Eiad Qudairat graduated from Jordan University of science and technology with honours in Dental surgery (BDS) Hons 1996, he achieved the highest marks in the Royal College of Surgeons exam in 1997 and awarded the Royal College of Surgeons Gold Medal. He went on and studied medicine and graduated with honours in medicine and surgery (MBBS)Hons 2000 from JUST. He underwent training in the U.K. in the field of Maxillofacial surgery, during which he achieved competencies in oral, Maxillofacial, head and neck, reconstructive and cosmetic facial surgery. Currently he works as a consultant OMFS in the NHS and privately both in London and in Northern Ireland and he is currently clinical lead for OMFS services in SOuth East trust. Dr. Brian Schmidt Dr. Schmidt is a clinician scientist. His clinical practice and laboratory research program are closely integrated and are focused on understanding the neurobiology of cancer pain and conducting clinical trials to control cancer pain. His professional training includes a PhD (thesis mentor Dr. Jon Levine), a medical degree, a dental degree, as well as surgical oncology training. Over the last ten years he has developed an independent laboratory and clinical research program that has been both creative and productive in the area of cancer pain. In July, 2010 he was appointed the Director of the Bluestone Center for Clinical Research at New York University. At the same time, Dr. Schmidt recruited Dr. Dolan to be the Associate Director for Research and Development. He collaborates with faculty in the NYU Cancer Institute, School of Medicine, College of Dentistry, College of Nursing and College of Arts and Sciences. He serves as Co-Program Leader for the Epidemiology & Cancer Control Research Program in the NYU Cancer Institute. He has been PI on both clinical and basic science NIH-funded research projects. He is copi on an NIH R01 which is focused on the role of proteases and peptides in oral cancer pain. He also directs a basic science laboratory which investigates basic neural mechanisms of cancer pain. Mr. Conor Barry Mr. Barry studied dentistry in Trinity College graduating in 2001 and spent a year as a house officer in the Dublin Dental Hospital where he had his first introduction to Oral Surgery. He was SHO in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery in Limerick Regional Hospital for a year before returning to Trinity College to study Medicine, qualifying in Following completion of his house jobs in general and plastic surgery, Mr. Barry moved to the UK to undertake higher surgical training in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery in Liverpool from where completed the FRCS (OMFS) in He was awarded an Interface Fellowship in Head and Neck Cancer Surgery at the QE Hospital in Birmingham in 2013 and is now currently based at St. James s Hospital Dublin as Oral & Maxillofacial/Head & Neck Surgeon.

10 Dates for your Diary Faculty Examinations The next sitting of the Diploma of Primary Care Dentistry Examination will be held at RCSI in Dublin on October 2 nd This qualification is approved by the Dental Council. The closing date for applications is August 20 th 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 2017 examinations calendar ASM November 2017 The Annual Scientific Meeting of the Faculty of Dentistry RCSI will take place on Friday, November 3rd and Saturday, November 4th The meeting will present a review of the current status of Risk: identification, management and consequences in dental practice today and will be delivered by leading clinicians and academics. The meeting will be of particular interest to all Oral Healthcare Professionals across all the specialties aspiring to provide the most enlightened, up to date and comprehensive oral care available in 2017 and beyond. For more information, visit our dedicated ASM 2017 website - Spring 2018 Postgraduate Course Dates Careers Day Saturday, February 10th Dental Education Programme Saturday, January 20th Saturday, February 17th Saturday, March 3rd (Intensive Revision Course) Saturday, March 24th Saturday, April 21st Saturday, May 12th Paediatric Dentistry Lecture Series Saturday, April 7th Saturday, June 16th find us on facebook Faculty of Dentistry,

11 MFD Syllabus SECTION 1. THE SCIENTIFIC BASIS OF CLINICAL DENTISTRY 1.1 Biological Basis of Clinical Practice Craniofacial Biology Applied Physiology Applied Anatomy Dental Anatomy 1.2 Features and Management of Local and Systemic Diseases of Dental Relevance Principles of Pathology Clinical Pharmacology Pathology of the Orofacial Region Systemic Pathology 1. 3 The Scientific Basis of Dental Practice Behavioural Science The Dental Practice 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

12 RCSI Faculty of Dentistry Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland Coláiste Ríoga na Máinleá in Éirinn 123 St. Stephen s Green, Dublin 2, Ireland Tel: / 2256 Fax: facdentistry@rcsi.ie facultyofdentistry.ie RCSI THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE SCIENCE, ART AND PRACTICE OF DENTISTRY BY PROMOTING EDUCATION, STUDY AND RESEARCH IN DENTISTRY