MEMBERSHIP IN GENERAL DENTISTRY TRAINING PROGRAMME

MEMBERSHIP IN GENERAL DENTISTRY TRAINING PROGRAMME 2015-2017 Dear HKDA members, Subsequent to the successful completion of the Membership in General Dentistry (MGD) training programme 2012-2014, The College of Dental Surgeons of Hong Kong (CDSHK) and Hong Kong Dental Association (HKDA) came to an agreement in March 2015 for HKDA to be the administrator of the Membership in General Dentistry (MGD) training programme 2015-2017. The training programme is mainly designed to prepare the MGD trainees for the MGD Part I and Part II examinations. It is a competence-based programme according to the guidelines of accreditation and training in MGD. For further details of the training programme, please refer to CDSHK s website (www.cdshk.org). The training programme is module-based, consisting of CGD (Committee of General Dentistry) accredited lectures and workshops on clinical practice and essentials of dental practice on General Dentistry. There are some supporting programmes to guide trainees in examination preparation and they can be useful to interested practitioners. Dental colleagues who are not CDSHK trainees may also enroll in individual modules at a fee of HK$1,200 per module. For enrolment, please complete the enrolment form and submit it together with payment to HKDA Secretariat by the specified deadline. Dr Haston Liu W M Chairman, Committee of General Dentistry The College of Dental Surgeons of Hong Kong Dr Kenny Lau K K Chairman, General Dentistry Committee Hong Kong Dental Association 1

Provisional Program Content of MGD Training Programme 2015-2016 Date & Time 20 Sep 2015 (Sun) 10:00am - 12:0pm 25 Oct 2015 (Sun) 25 Oct 2015 (Sun) 29 Nov 2015 (Sun) 29 Nov 2015 (Sun) 1 Dec 2015 (Sun) 9:0am - 5:00pm 20 Dec 2015 (Sun) 20 Dec 2015 (Sun) 17 Jan 2016 (Sun) 17 Jan 2016 (Sun) Module Code CP1 Module Topic Treatment Planning Considerations in General Dentistry Speaker Duration (Hours) Dr Haston LIU Wai Ming 2 CP5 Dentoalveolar Surgery Dr Mike LEUNG Yiu Yan EDP1 Dental Imaging Dr Thomas LI Ka Lun CP4 Management of Periodontal Diseases Dr Simon HO Kam Yuen CP Treatment of Pulpal and Periradicular Diseases Dr Robert NG Pong Yin EDP7 / SDP* Dental Practice Inspections - Training Dr Brent Ian WELLER 5.5 CP6 Musculoskeletal and Occlusal Therapy Dr Winnie CHOI Wing Shan CP5 Dental Therapeutics Dr Richie YEUNG Wai Kit CP10 Management of Paediatric Patients Prof Stephen WEI Hon Yin CP2 Pain and Anxiety Management 21 Feb 2016 (Sun) 9:0am - 5:00pm 28 Feb 2016 (Sun) CP7 (1) Fundamental Orthodontics and (2) Interceptive Orthodontics and Adult Orthodontics workshop Dr LEE Wilson Dr NG Chui Shan Teresa Dr SHE Tsang Tsang Dr WANG Shi Chi George Dr WONG Wai Kwong George Dr WU Chun Lam Charlene Dr YANG Yanqi 9 20 Mar 2016 (Sun) 20 Mar 2016 (Sun) 6 & 12 Apr 2016 (Wed & Tue) 9:00am - 6:00pm 24 Apr 2016 (Sun) 22 May 2016 (Sun) 22 May 2016 (Sun) CP1 EDP2 / SDP2* Implant therapy (1) Dr Francis CHAN Wo Chi Implant therapy (2) Medical Emergencies Workshop Dr WAN Kuang-An 8 CP16 Dental Care in Elderly Dr Frankie SO Hon Ching EDP8 Community Involvement Prof Edward LO Chin Man EDP / SDP4* Quality Assurance and Ethics CP = Clinical Practice (CP) Modules EDP = Essential of Dental Practice (EDP) Modules SDP = Supervised Dental Practice Program (SDP) Modules Supplementary Workshops Notes: Please refer to HKDA's website (www.hkda.org) for updated information on the programme content 2 Dr Dominic HO Dr Raymond LEE Dr Haston LIU Dr David SUN Dr Century TSANG Dr Raymond CHOW Lop Keung 26 Jun 2016 (Sun) Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology and Oral CP8 Microbiology 26 Jun 2016 (Sun) Mangement of Trauma in Deciduous and CP15 2:00pm - 4:00pm Permanent Dentition Dr Adam AU Hung On 2 CP11 Dental Material Science CP12 Rehabilitative therapy CP14 Aesthetic Therapy EDP4 / Law Related to General Dental Practice, Decision EDP5 Making and Communcation Skill EDP7 / SDP* Establishing a Practice and Practice Management CP9 Caries Management EDP6 / Infection Control (1) SDP1* Infection Control (2) EDP2 / Medical Emergencies SDP2* Dec 2016 EDP6 / Infection Control Workshops for Private SDP1* Dental Practitioners 2.5

Dental Care in Elderly Module Code: CP16 Speaker: Dr Frankie SO Hon Ching Specialist in Community Dentistry BDS, MDS Hon. (Adelaide), MS (Illinois), DDS (Iowa), FRACDS, FICD, FACD, FDSRCS (Eng. Hon), FADI, FHKAM (Dental Surgery), FCDHK (Paed.Dent) Diplomate, American Board of Pediatric Dentistry Dr Frankie So obtained the BDS(HK) degree in 1987 and had working experience in private practice, Prince Philip Dental Hospital and NGO dental clinics. With interest in dental public health being developed in these working experiences, he took the master course and obtained the MDS(HK) degree (with distinction) in 199 in Hong Kong before joining the Department of Health in the same year. He is now a registered specialist in Community Dentistry in Hong Kong. During the years in the government dental service, Dr So has worked in the School Dental Care Service, General Dental Service and at the head office of Government Dental Service. He was the leader of the team responsible for Oral Health Survey 2011 on the group of long-term care service users. Dr So has attached to the Geriatric Dental Programme and the ELDERS group of the University of British Columbia in 2004 to study their experience in research and services to the frail older people living in residential care homes. He participated in the Pilot Project on Outreach Primary Dental Care Services for the Elderly in Residential Care Homes and Day Care Centres implemented by the Food and Health Bureau in 2011. The Pilot Project was turned into a regular service Outreach Dental Care Programme for the Elderly (ODCP) administered by the Department of Health in 2014. Dr. So is now the Senior Dental Officer-in-charge of the ODCP Management Unit. Date & Time : 24 April 2016 (Sunday) 9:0am -12:0pm Venue Language : G/F, Lim Por Yen Lecture Theatre, HKAM Jockey Club Building : HK$1,200 (HKDA member) / HK$1,500 (non-hkda member) : English CPD Credit : HKDA CPD hours: ; DCHK CPD points: ; CDSHK CME points: (Category A) Synopsis : Age per se should not be a determining factor in dental treatment planning, and therefore more sophisticated or expensive dental treatment that may improve an older patient s oral health should not be ruled out simply because of the patient s high chronological age. MGD should understand why older people may suffer more tooth loss, and hence be able to apply the principles of life-long prevention of dental diseases and preservation of natural teeth on clients of all age in daily practice. The ultimate goal is to extend healthy longevity and minimise the disease burden to people towards their old age. MGD should be able to participate in the multi-disciplinary care team in providing quality and seamless dental care to older people along the spectrum of frailty. MGD should have thorough understanding of the principles underlying the Seattle Care Pathway, be able to consider social history and subjective expectations of older people, and be able to apply ethical principles in arriving at a client-centred dental treatment plan.

Community Involvement Module Code: EDP8 Speaker: Professor Edward LO Chin Man Specialist in Community Dentistry BDS(HK), MDS(HK), PhD(HK), FCDSHK(Community Dentistry), FHKAM(Dental Surgery) Professor Edward Lo is Professor of Dental Public Health in the Faculty of Dentistry of the Univeresity of Hong Kong. He also holds a number of honorary and visiting professor positions in major dental schools in China. He is the chairman of the Specialty Board of Community Dentistry in the College of Dental Surgeons of Hong Kong. Professor Lo is a renowned expert in oral epidemiology, preventive dentistry and community dentistry and has given invited presentations in a number of major international dental conferences and written more than 200 scientific journal articles and book chapters. Date & Time : 22 May 2016 (Sunday) 9:0am -12:0pm Venue Language : G/F, Lim Por Yen Lecture Theatre, HKAM Jockey Club Building : HK$1,200 (HKDA member) / HK$1,500 (non-hkda member) : English CPD Credit : HKDA CPD hours: ; DCHK CPD points: ; CDSHK CME points: (Category A) Synopsis : There are different types of oral health care system in different countries, and Hong Kong, as a Special Administrative Region in China, has its own unique system. The behaviours of both the oral health care providers and consumers are influenced by the structure, organization, and financing of the oral health care system. The first part of the presentation will describe the current oral health care system in Hong Kong. The activities and role of the oral health care providers in the public and private sectors will be described, as well as the latest findings on the oral health related behaviours and status of the people in Hong Kong. The second part of the presentation will focus on the effectiveness of various kinds of preventive oral health interventions, especially those which can be implemented in community-based programmes. The latest clinical evidence from systematic reviews will be presented. The role of dental profession in promoting the oral health of the population, with particular focus on the situation in Hong Kong, will be discussed. 4

Quality Assurance and Ethics Module Code: EDP / SDP4 Speakers: Dr Dominic HO King Lun Specialist in Periodontology Clinical Assistant Professor (Periodontology), Assistant Dean (Undergraduate Education), Faculty of Dentistry, The University of Hong Kong BDS (HK), MDS (Perio), AdvDipPeriont (HK), FCDSHK (Periodontology), FHKAM (Dental Surgery) Dr Raymond LEE Kin Man Specialist in Family Dentistry BDS (HK), P DipDS (HK), DGDP (UK), MGDSRCS (Edinburgh), FCDSHK (Family Dentistry), FHKAM (Dental Surgery) Dr Haston LIU Wai Ming Specialist in Family Dentistry BDS (HK), DGDP (UK), PDipDS (HK), MGDS RCS (Edin), FHKAM (Dental Surgery), FCDSHK (Family Dentistry) Dr David SUN Yee Wha BDS (HK), DGDP (UK), MGD (CDSHK) Dr Century TSANG Hin Kei BDS (HK) Dr Dominic Ho has joined the University of Hong Kong, Faculty of Dentistry since 2009 as a Principal Clinical Dental Instructor (Oral Diagnosis and Polyclinic). He became a Clinical Assistant Professor (Periodontology) and also been appointed as the Assistant Dean (Undergraduate Education) in 2012. Dr Ho had obtained basic qualification in the Faculty of Dentistry in 2005 and proceeded with Specialist in Periodontology training. He had obtained his Master of Periodontology in 2008 and Advanced Diploma in Periodontology in 2009. He had been awarded with the Membership in Restorative Dentistry, Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh in 2009 and Fellowship in College of Dental Surgeons of Hong Kong and Hong Kong Academy of Medicine in 201 respectively. He had been appointed as a trainer of Specialist in Periodontology, College of Dental Surgeons of Hong Kong in 2014. Dr. Ho had also received further training on Cosmetic Dentistry in the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry and Periodontolgy and Implant Dentistry at different major continuing dental education centers in Switzerland, Italy and Germany. Dr Ho is currently conducting randomized clinical controlled trials on different therapeutic regime of Clinical Periodontology in the Prince Philip Dental Hospital and the Faculty of Dentistry, The University of Hong Kong. Dr Raymond Lee is currently the Chairman of Dental Council of Hong Kong. Dr Haston Liu graduated with the Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) from the University of Hong Kong (HKU) in 1988. He also obtained the Postgraduate Diploma in Dental Surgery (PDipDS) from HKU and the Diploma in General Dental Practice (DGDP) from the Royal College of Surgeons of England in 1996. He acquired the Membership in General Dental Surgery (MGDS) from the Royal College of Surgeons (RCS) of Edinburgh in 1997. He was further awarded the Fellowship of the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine (FHKAM) in Dental Surgery and the Fellowship of the College of Dental Surgeons of Hong Kong (FCDSHK) in the specialty of Family Dentistry in 200. Apart from practicing in the private sector for more than 20 years, Dr Liu has been working as a part-time lecturer of the Faculty of Dentistry of HKU from 1990 to 2010. He held the position of Examiner of the examinations of Licensing Exam, MGDS and MGD. He is a member of the Specialty Board of Family Dentistry. He has been the Honorary Secretary and is currently serving as the Vice-President of HKDA, the Chairman of Committee of General Dentistry of College of Dental Surgeons of Hong Kong, Practice Support Committee of HKDA, the Vice-President of the Hong Kong Society of Family Dentistry and has been a member of Preliminary Investigation Committee, Review Committee and Board of Examiners Committee of the Dental Council of Hong Kong (DCHK). Dr David Sun obtained Bachelor of Dental Surgery from the University of Hong Kong in 1986 and was awarded Diploma in General Dental Practice from the Royal College of Surgeons of England in 1995. He also received Diploma in Membership in General Dentistry of the College of Dental Surgeons of Hong Kong in 2008. Dr Sun is an examiner for the MGD examination of the College of Dental Surgeons of Hong Kong. He is currently engaged in private practice in Hong Kong. Dr Century Tsang graduated with the Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) from the University of Hong Kong in 200. Dr Tsang is currently the Council Member of HKDA, the Advisor of Young Dentists Group, the Vice-Chairman of Estate Dentists Group, and the member of Dispute Resolution Committee, Product Assessment Committee, Professional Education Committee and Task Force on Primary Dental Care of HKDA. He is now a member in the Task Force on revision of code of professional discipline for Dental Council of Hong Kong. Date & Time : 22 May 2016 (Sunday) 2:00pm -5:00pm Venue : G/F, Lim Por Yen Lecture Theatre, HKAM Jockey Club Building : HK$1,200 (HKDA member) / HK$1,500 (non-hkda member) Language : English CPD Credit : HKDA CPD hours: ; DCHK CPD points: ; CDSHK CME points: (Category A) Synopsis : Dental Regulation in Hong Kong Structure and Functions of Dental Council of Hong Kong 5

Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology and Oral Microbiology Module Code: CP8 Speaker: Dr Raymond CHOW Lop Keung BDS HK, MDS HK (Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery), MOSRCS (Edin), FDSRCS (Edin), FDSRCPS (Glasgow), FHKAM (Dental Surgery), FCDSHK (OMS) Dr Raymond Chow obtained his BDS in the University of Hong Kong in 1998 and started his training in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery in 1999. He joined Faculty of Dentistry of the University of Hong Kong as Assistant Professor after he has finished his master degree. He is currently one of the consultants in the Branemark Osseointegration Centre, Hong Kong; the Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Specialist and Honorary consultant of the Sanatorium & Hospital Hong Kong; Honorary Associate Professor of the University of Hong Kong and Part-time Clinical Lecturer of the Queen Mary Hospital, Honorary treasurer of the Hong Kong Association of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons and the present chairman of the Hong Kong Society for Sedation and Anesthesia in Dentistry. He is also the Editorial Advisory Member of the Quintessence Asia Pacific Edition Journal. He has published various articles in local and international journals and his special interest includes Cone Beam CT D imaging, orthognathic surgery, dental implantology particularly in esthetic zone and immediate loading of full edentulous arch. Date & Time : 26 June 2016 (Sunday) 9:0am -12:0pm Venue Language : G/F, Lim Por Yen Lecture Theatre, HKAM Jockey Club Building : HK$1,200 (HKDA member) / HK$1,500 (non-hkda member) : English CPD Credit : HKDA CPD hours: ; DCHK CPD points: ; CDSHK CME points: (Category A) Synopsis : Oral medicine and oral pathology are one of the largest scopes in Dentistry and these include diseases involving both the hard (cysts of the jaws) and soft tissues (oral mucosal lesions) of the oral cavity. The dental practitioners are often the first line health care workers who encounter these lesions. Proper diagnosis and early referral are essential in some of the cases. In addition, patients who have various medical conditions or various medical inventions, e.g. anti-coagulant or bisphosphonate, could sometimes complicate our dental treatment, i.e. special precautions are usually required. This seminar will discuss the diagnosis and management of various common oral pathologies and mucosal diseases. An update on medical problems related to dentistry will also be given. 6

Management of Trauma in Deciduous and Permanent Dentition Module Code: CP15 Speaker: Dr Adam AU Hung On Specialist in Paediatric Dentistry, BDS(HK), FRACDS, M Paed Dent RCSEd, MRACDS (Paed), M Paed Dent RCPS (Glasg), FDS RCSEd, FCDSHK (Paed Dent), FHKAM (Dental Surgery) Dr Adam Au had received BDS degree in the University of Hong Kong in 199. He had obtained the Fellowship of Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons in 2000 and the Diploma of Membership in Paediatric Dentistry, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh in 2001. Besides, he had awarded the Fellow of the College of Dental Surgeons of Hong Kong (Paediatric Dentistry) and the Fellow of the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine in 2004; the Membership in Paediatric Dentistry, Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons in 2011; and the Fellowship of Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh in 201. Dr Au had recently awarded the Diploma of Membership in Paediatric Dentistry, Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow. He has been in private practice since early 2008. He also holds the post of part-time clinical lecturer in the Paediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics for the post-graduates, and is currently the Honorary Treasurer of the Hong Kong Society of Paediatric Dentistry. Date & Time : 26 June 2016 (Sunday) 2:00pm-4:00pm Venue Language : G/F, Lim Por Yen Lecture Theatre, HKAM Jockey Club Building : HK$1,200 (HKDA member) / HK$1,500 (non-hkda member) : English CPD Credit : HKDA CPD hours: 2 ; DCHK CPD points: 2 ; CDSHK CME points: 2 (Category A) Synopsis : Injury to both the primary and permanent teeth and the supporting structures is one of the most common dental problems seen in children. The management of dento-alveolar trauma in children is distressing for both child and parent and often difficult for the dentist. Trauma to the dentition should always be considered an emergency situation. It occurs frequently and results in functional and aesthetic disturbances accompanied by concern from both patient and parent. The dentist s responsibility is to act objectively and efficiently in such a situation. The children should be carefully assessed regarding treatment needs before commenting to parents because many cases are not as bad as they first appear. Initial reassurance to both parent and child is of great value. Trauma not only compromises a previously healthy dentition but may leave a deficit that also affects the self-esteem and quality of life and commits the patients to lifelong dental maintenance. After this lecture, attendees should able to describe and identify various types of traumatic injuries to primary and permanent teeth and their management. In addition, attendees should provide appropriate urgent dental treatment of traumatic dental injuries and knowing when to refer to a specialist or medical practitioner based on their clinical assessment. 7

MGD Training Program The 2 nd Quarter of 2016 Enrolment Form for non-mgd Trainees Deadline for submission: One week before the event date To: Ms Vicky Choi, HKDA Secretariat 8/F., Duke of Windsor Social Service Building, 15 Hennessy Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong (Tel: 2528 527 Fax: 2529 0755) I would like to enrol in the following module(s) of the 2 nd Quarter of 2016: Date & Time Module Topics & Speakers Module Code Enrolment Deadline 24 Apr 2016 (Sun) 9:0am 12:0pm Dental Care in Elderly Dr Frankie SO CP16 16 Apr 2016 22 May 2016 (Sun) 9:0am 12:0pm Community Involvement Professor Edward LO EDP8 14 May 2016 22 May 2016 (Sun) 2:00pm 5:00pm Quality Assurance and Ethics Dr Dominic HO, Dr Raymond LEE, Dr Haston LIU, Dr David SUN, Dr Century TSANG EDP / SDP4 14 May 2016 26 Jun 2016 (Sun) 9:0am 12:0pm Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology and Oral Microbiology Dr Raymond CHOW CP8 18 Jun 2016 26 Jun 2016 (Sun) 2:00pm 4:00pm Management of Trauma in Deciduous and Permanent Dentition Dr Adam AU CP15 18 Jun 2016 Refund Policy for Cancellation of Reservation by post / fax / email: Cancellation made with at least 7 working days prior notice: 50% refund Cancellation made without 7 working days prior notice: No refund Total: HK$ (Tea and snacks will be served. Lunch will be provided for those who have enroled in both morning and afternoon modules on the same day.) Enclosed please find a crossed cheque (Cheque No. Bank ) of HK$ made payable to Hong Kong Dental Association Ltd. Full Name (Block Letters): Signature: HKDA Membership No (if applicable): Contact Phone Number: Date: Remarks: 1. Reservation must be made by returning the enrolment form together with a cheque to HKDA Secretariat one week before the module takes place. NO on-site registration will be accepted. 2. Limited seats are available and admission is on a first-come-first-served basis. Applicants will NOT be notified unless the application is NOT accepted. For confirmation of your application, please contact Ms Vicky Choi of HKDA Secretariat (Tel: 2528 527). The program is subject to alterations and HKDA will not be held responsible for any consequences resulting from such alterations. 4. The opinions expressed by the speakers may not necessarily reflect the viewpoints of HKDA and CDSHK. 5. Limited car park spaces are available on a first-come-first-served basis. 6. Upon official broadcast that Typhoon Signal no.8 or Black Rainstorm warning will be hoisted within two hours before the commencement of the lecture, the lecture will be cancelled and be arranged on another date. If it is broadcast that the signal will be cancelled within two hours before the commencement of the lecture, the lecture will continue and participants are required to take roll-call at the registration desk as scheduled. 7. Registration will take place in the 0 minutes before the module begins. 8. Please note that those who enrol in the lectures are required to sign in prior to attending the lecture and sign out upon finishing the lecture in person in order to obtain CPD credits. Those who do not fulfil the aforesaid requirements will be denied CPD credits and the Association may report to the CPD administrator(s) concerned. 8