A conference for the whole dental team

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1 Scottish Dental Conference & Exhibition 2018 Friday 7 September Crowne Plaza Hotel Glasgow A conference for the whole dental team Development outcomes Up to 6 hours verifiable CPD Register now Call or go to bda.org/scottishdental Sponsored by

2 Introduction This year s Scottish Dental Conference and Exhibition will take place in Glasgow on Friday 7 September It provides a great opportunity for all dentists, and their teams, to update their knowledge and skills, as well as engage with exhibitors at the vibrant exhibition. The one-day event, held at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Glasgow, and sponsored by MDDUS, aims to provide a platform for wide-ranging and stimulating discussions focusing on the clinical challenges facing today s dental profession. We look forward to welcoming you to this fantastic event. The day will feature sessions on a variety of topics including: Digital dentistry Oral cancer Oral medicine Restorative dentistry Stress resilience. Philip Grigor Director, BDA Scotland Robert Donald Chair, BDA Scottish Council Development outcomes for individual sessions are available on our website bda.org/scottishdental bda.org/scottishdental

3 Programme overview 08:30-09:00 Registration, refreshments and exhibition time Room 1 09:00-10:00 Address from the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Sport 10:30-11:30 Digital workflows in modern cosmetic dentistry 11:35-12:35 Oral cancer: early detection, diagnosis and prognosis 13:35-14:35 Was Not Brought: management of children s missed appointments 14:55-15:55 Oral medicine: defining your role 16:00-17:00 Toothwear: aetiology and management Simon Chard Sharon White CDS Hosted session Jen Kirby Elizabeth Theaker Reza Vahid Roudsari Room 2 09:00-10:00 Stress resilience 10:30-11:30 Domiciliary dental care: opportunities and challenges 11:35-12:35 Periodontics: making the right decision when faced with difficult cases 13:35-14:35 Evidence base for indirect vs direct posterior restorations 14:55-15:55 RAW: the art and science of macro dental photography 16:00-17:00 Prescribing for the dentist Heather Dallas Jonathan Kallow Joon Seong Attiq Rahman Simon Chard Alexander Crighton Room 3 09:00-10:00 To warn or not to warn - that is the question Sponsored by 10:30-11:30 Medical emergencies and resuscitation within dental practice 11:35-12:35 The patient journey: customer care and communication 13:35-14:35 When patients bite back Sponsored by 14:55-15:55 Systemic health and us: the role we play in health beyond the mouth 16:00-17:00 Infection control and decontamination Aubrey Craig Graeme Ramage Heather Dallas Aubrey Craig Melonie Prebble and Victoria Wilson Lee McArthur 10:00-10:30 Refreshments and exhibition break 12:35-13:35 Lunch and exhibition break 14:35-14:55 Refreshments and exhibition break

4 Room 1 08:30-09:00 Registration, refreshments and exhibition time 09:00-10:00 Address from the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Sport 10:30-11:30 The digital dentist: digital workflows in modern cosmetic dentistry 11:35-12:35 Oral cancer: early detection, diagnosis and prognosis Shona Robison, MSP Scottish Government Cabinet Secretary for Health and Sport Simon Chard Co-Owner Rothley Lodge Dental Sharon White Senior Lecturer/Honorary Consultant in Oral Pathology, University of Dundee We are delighted that the Scottish Government Cabinet Secretary for Health and Sport, Shona Robison, MSP, will be addressing delegates. Margie Taylor, Chief Dental Officer for Scotland, will also be in attendance. Understand the benefits of digital intraoral scans vs traditional analogue techniques See how digital workflows can be used in restorative, orthodontic and implant dentistry. Review of risk factors for oral cancer and of potentially malignant conditions Oral cancer diagnosis and prognosis Update on staging. 10:00-10:30 Refreshments and exhibition break 12:25-13:35 Lunch and exhibition break bda.org/scottishdental

5 13:35-14:35 Was Not Brought: management of children s missed appointments 14:55-15:55 Oral medicine: defining your role 16:00-17:00 Toothwear: aetiology and management Jen Kirby Specialty Registrar in Paediatric Dentistry, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Recognise the significance of missed appointments and dental neglect Ideas for managing children s missed appointments. Hosted by 14:35-14:55 Refreshments and exhibition break Elizabeth Theaker Consultant/Honorary Senior Lecturer in Oral Medicine, University of Dundee Increase your knowledge of current practice in the diagnosis and management of patients with conditions that fall within the remit of oral medicine Understand the role which you can play in this Consider ways of working with healthcare professionals in primary and secondary care to optimise the care we provide for our patients. Reza Vahid Roudsari Senior Clinical Lecturer and Consultant in Restorative Dentistry, University of Manchester Understand the importance of different aetiological factors responsible for tooth surface loss Gain a knowledge and understanding of how tooth surface loss can be monitored Recognise when and how a General Dental Practitioner can treat wear cases and when to refer to a specialist

6 Room 2 08:30-09:00 Registration, refreshments and exhibition time 09:00-10:00 Stress resilience Heather Dallas Managing Director, Dallas Development 10:30-11:30 Domiciliary dental care: opportunities and challenges 11:35-12:35 Periodontics: making the right decision when faced with difficult cases Differentiate between positive challenge and negative stress Recognise if your personality is more Type A or B and how it impacts your need for challenge Adopt coping strategies to make you more resilient based on the Hardiness Theory Recognise the minor symptoms of stress that let you know you have taken on too much Measure the cumulative causes of stress in the last 12 months Review your life balance does it work for you? Exchange practical ideas for handling a busy workload. 10:00-10:30 Refreshments and exhibition break Jonathan Kallow Specialist in Special Care Dentistry, Fife Public Dental Service Discuss the opportunities a fresh look at domiciliary care provides Describe the challenges in providing domiciliary care including training, equipment and medico-legal issues. Joon Seong Clinical Research Fellow, Specialist in Periodontics, University of Bristol Review cases and their treatment outcomes Discussing treatment plans When to refer and when to treat Understand how to manage possible risks. 12:25-13:35 Lunch and exhibition break bda.org/scottishdental

7 13:35-14:35 Evidence base for indirect vs direct posterior restorations 14:55-15:55 RAW: the art and science of macro dental photography 16:00-17:00 Prescribing for the dentist Attiq Rahman Clinical Director Visage Dental, Glasgow Gain an understanding of how to properly assess a patient and prescribe the correct treatment, such as indirect vs direct posterior restorations Understand the importance of preserving critical tooth structure Understand optimal preparation techniques for bonded posterior restorations Understand optimal bonding protocol. Simon Chard Co-Owner Rothley Lodge Dental Learn how to take predictable and consistent dental photographs Understand the equipment, accessories, settings and techniques required for beautiful dental photo and video Understand how dental photographs and videos can improve every aspect of your dentistry. Alexander Crighton Consultant in Oral Medicine, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and Honorary Senior Lecturer in Medicine in Relation to Dentistry, University of Glasgow Review of prescribing legislation Review of the medications in the Dental Formulary Adverse reactions and audit in prescribing. 14:35-14:55 Refreshments and exhibition break

8 Room 3 08:30-09:30 Registration, refreshments and exhibition time 09:00-10:00 To warn or not to warn that is the question Sponsored by 10:30-11:30 Medical emergencies and resuscitation within dental practice 11:35-12:35 The patient journey: customer care and communication Aubrey Craig Head of Dental Division, MDDUS Graeme Ramage Sandpiper Fellow, BASICS Scotland Heather Dallas Managing Director, Dallas Development Understand the basic principles of consent Be aware of recent legislative change Case review/discussion. 10:00-10:30 Refreshments and exhibition break Using an ABCDE System to identify lifethreatening medical problems Guidelines in managing medical emergencies in the dental practice including asthma, anaphylaxis, diabetic hypoglycaemia, stroke, seizure, chest pain and myocardial infarction Review of BLS/AED with video review Review of drugs and equipment commonly used within medical emergencies. The importance of customer care generating a positive first impression Skills and techniques for excellent patient communication Dealing with difficult people and situations empathy, rapport, negotiation Learn how to use complaints as a positive management tool. 12:25-13:35 Lunch and exhibition break bda.org/scottishdental

9 13:35-14:35 When patients bite back Sponsored by Aubrey Craig Head of Dental Division, MDDUS 14:55-15:55 Systemic health and us: the role we play in health beyond the mouth Sponsored by Melonie Prebble Victoria Wilson Dental hygienist and therapist 16:00-17:00 Infection control and decontamination Lee McArthur Infection Control Dental Support Nurse, NHS Education for Scotland Understand the principles of complaint management Be aware of techniques to achieve local resolution Have knowledge of the regulatory pathway should the complainant remain dissatisfied. Understand the breadth of systemic health risks now known Explore the role dental professionals have when considering systemic health Learn communication skills and explore resources that can be used in your day-to-day practice. Identify reasons why infection control is important in the dental practice Discuss the difficulties in the application of standard infection control precautions and identify methods to address these Explain the recent changes in decontamination and infection control. 14:35-14:55 Refreshments and exhibition break

10 Exhibitors Correct as of 08/06/2018 bda.org/scottishdental

11 Useful information Terms and conditions Book your place BDA members and those with a BDA login can book online at bda.org/scottishdental To book a non-member/dcp place please complete the booking form and return it with your payment to: Sarah Rockliff Events Department British Dental Association 64 Wimpole Street, London W1G 8YS Or call: Or events@bda.org For VDP groups, please contact Sarah Rockliff directly at sarah.rockliff@bda.org CPD The event meets the educational criteria set by the GDC for verifiable CPD (up to six hours in total) and is certified by the British Dental Association. Attendees will be scanned in (and out of sessions where appropriate) and provided with a tailored CPD certificate which will be sent to you approximately four weeks after the event. Hotel accommodation If you wish to stay overnight during the event please contact MICE Concierge, our appointed hotel booking agency, on , quoting reference BDA Scottish Dental Conference and Exhibition. Alternatively you can book online at miceconcierge.com/events/ BDAScottishDentalConference2018 Prices BDA Essential members 230 Non-members 290 DCPs / VDPs / Senior members 80 BDA Extra and Expert members 50 Students 50 Programme information The programme is correct at the time of going to press. However, in the event of unforeseen circumstances, the programme may change and the BDA reserves the right to cancel the event or alter the venue and/or speakers. Views expressed by the speakers are their own. The BDA disclaim any liability for advice given or views expressed by any speaker at the event or in notes or documentation provided to the delegates. Venue Crowne Plaza Hotel, Congress Road, Glasgow, Strathclyde G3 8QT By car From the M8 North or Southbound: exit at junction 19 and follow the signs for the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre (SECC). The hotel is adjacent to the Exhibition Centre on Congress Road, just minutes from the M8. By air Only 8 miles from Glasgow International airport. By rail Only 1 mile from Glasgow Central station. By bus Only 1 mile from Glasgow Central Bus station. Want to know more? Visit bda.org/scottishdental For further help with your booking please contact Sarah Rockliff. Tel: sarah.rockliff@bda.org For full terms and conditions please visit bda.org/events/tandcs Please note that sessions are allocated on a firstcome-first-served basis and room capacities may mean that we need to restrict entrance.

12 Booking form: Scottish Dental Conference and Exhibition, 7 September 2018 Please book online or complete this form in BLOCK CAPITALS and return with your payment to: Sarah Rockliff, Events Office, British Dental Association, 64 Wimpole Street, London W1G 8YS events@bda.org Title: DR MR MRS MISS MS Forenames: Surname: BDA membership number: (if applicable) GDC number: Job title: Address: Telephone: Fax: Booking contact: (if different from above) bda.org/scottishdental Postcode: Any special requirements, such as dietary or disabled facilities? OTHER Payment I enclose a cheque for made payable to the British Dental Association Please debit my credit / debit card (tick box): Expiry date: Visa Card number: Name of cardholder: (if different from above) Address of cardholder: (if different from above) Cardholder signature: Date: Mastercard Postcode: d d m m y y y y For data security, if booking using this form, you will need to call us with your 3 digit card security number - we cannot process your booking without it. Call BDA Essential members: 230 per person Non-members: 290 per person DCPs / VDPs / GPT / Senior: 80 per person BDA Extra and Expert members: 50 per person Students: 50 per person All costs include VAT, refreshments, a buffet lunch and all course documentation. Please write event code EV371 on the back of your cheque. Payment MUST be received prior to the event. Stay in touch The BDA will hold your personal data on its computer database and process it in accordance with the Data Protection Act. Further details at: bda.org/legal/privacy-policy Do you wish to receive correspondence about: National and local events By Yes No Post: Yes No If you currently receive them and want to continue please tick yes Products and services By Yes No Post: Yes No If you currently receive them and want to continue please tick yes Approved partners and suppliers By Yes No Post: Yes No If you currently receive them and want to continue please tick yes To opt out at anytime mydetails@bda.org.