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 Program 2015-2016 Date & Time 20 Sep 2015 (Sun) 10:00am 12:30pm 25 Oct 2015 (Sun) 25 Oct 2015 (Sun) 2:00pm - 5:00pm 29 Nov 2015 (Sun) 29 Nov 2015 (Sun) 2:00pm - 5:00pm 13 Dec 2015 (Sun) 9:30am - 5:00pm 20 Dec 2015 (Sun) 20 Dec 2015 (Sun) 2:00pm - 5:00pm 17 Jan 2016 (Sun) 17 Jan 2016 (Sun) 2:00pm - 5:00pm 21 Feb 2016 (Sun) 9:30am - 5:00pm 28 Feb 2016 (Sun) 20 Mar 2016 (Sun) 9:30am - 5:00pm Module Code CP1 Module Topic Treatment Planning Considerations in General Dentistry Speaker Duration (Hours) Dr Haston LIU Wai Ming 2.5 CP5 Dentoalveolar Surgery Dr Mike LEUNG Yiu Yan 3 EDP1 Dental Imaging Dr Thomas LI Ka Lun 3 CP4 Management of Periodontal Diseases Dr Simon HO Kam Yuen 3 CP3 Treatment of Pulpal and Periradicular Diseases Dr Robert NG Pong Yin 3 EDP7 / SDP3 Dental Practice Inspections - Training Dr Brent Ian WELLER 6 CP6 Musculoskeletal and Occlusal Therapy Dr Winnie CHOI Wing Shan 3 CP5 Dental Therapeutics Dr Richie YEUNG Wai Kit 3 CP10 Management of Paediatric Patients Prof Stephen WEI Hon Yin 3 CP2 Pain and Anxiety Management Prof Stephen WEI Hon Yin 3 CP7 (1) Fundamental Orthodontics (2) Interceptive Orthodontics and Adult Orthodontics Workshop Dr Wilson LEE Dr Teresa NG Chui Shan Dr SHE Tsang Tsang Dr George WANG Shi Chi Dr George WONG Wai Kwong Dr Charlene WU Chun Lam Dr YANG Yanqi CP13 Implant Therapy Dr Francis CHAN Wo Chi 6 CP15 Management of Trauma in Deciduous and Permanent Dentition 3 9 CP16 Special Needs Dentistry 3 April 2016 EDP2 / SDP2 Medical Emergencies Workshop 8 CP9 Caries Management 3 CP8 Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology and Oral Microbiology 3 EDP8 Community Involvement 3 CP11 Dental Material Science 3 CP12 Rehabilitative Therapy 3 CP14 Aesthetic Therapy 3 EDP4 Information Management and Critical Thinking 3 EDP5 Communication 3 EDP7 / SDP3 Establishing a Practice and Practice Management 3 Dec 2016 EDP6 / SDP1 EDP2 / SDP2 EDP6 / SDP1 Infection Control (1) Infection Control (2) Medical Emergencies Infection Control Workshops for Private Dental Practitioners 3 3 3 3 2.5 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

Management of Paediatric Patients Module Code: CP10 Speaker: Professor Stephen WEI Hon Yin 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 Professor Stephen Wei is Professor Emeritus of the Faculty of Dentistry of the University of Hong Kong and Former Dean, Faculty of Dentistry and Director of the Prince Philip Dental Hospital from 1989 to 1997. He was Chair Professor and Head of the Department of Children s Dentistry and Orthodontics at the University of Hong Kong in 1984 until 1998 when he retired from the University of Hong Kong. Prior to returning to Hong Kong, Professor Wei taught at the University of Iowa (1967 1983) where he was Professor and Chairman of the Department of Pedodontics. In 1983-4, he was appointed Professor and Chair of Pediatric Dentistry and Vice-Chairman of the Department of Growth and Development, at the University of California San Francisco. He was the Founding Editor-in-Chief of Pediatric Dentistry, The Journal of the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (1978 1982) and is currently Editor Emeritus. Professor Wei has published extensively, including over 60 chapters in books and monographs and more than 200 research and clinical papers. He is the author and coauthor of many books including Clinical Uses of Fluorides, Pediatric Dentistry: Scientific Foundations and Current Practice. Fluoride, an Update for Dental Practice and Pediatric Dental Care, Pediatric Dentistry: Total Patient Care and Occlusal Guidance in Pediatric Dentistry. He has supervised the research dissertations of more than 10 PhD candidates and about 30 masters degree students in the US and Hong Kong. He was the President of the International Association for Dental Research (1993 1994) and the President of the South East Asian Association of Dental Educators (1993-1994). He has been bestowed Honorary Professorships in many Universities in China including the Peking University, Wuhan University, the Sichuan University, the Second Medical University, the Ninth Peoples Hospital in Shanghai, Tongji University in Shanghai and the Sun Yat Sen University of Medical Sciences in Guangzhou and Kaoshiung University in Taiwan. Professor Wei has lectured extensively all over the world. From 1998 to 2005, he served as the Consultant, Professional Education, for DENTSPLY Asia and in that role he has organized many Continuing Education Conferences as well as edited many clinical monographs for distribution in Hong Kong as well as in other countries in Asia. Professor Wei was on the Inaugural Organizing Committee of the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine and served as the Inaugural President of the College of Dental Surgeons of the Hong Kong, the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine for more than 5 years. He was a member of the Interim Council of the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine from its inception. He was the first Chairman of the Board of Examiners of the Hong Kong Dental Council Statutory Examinations for Licensure of overseas dentists in Hong Kong until 1998. He served as the Editor-in Chief of the Hong Kong Dental Journal from 2008-2012. Professor Wei is the Founding President of the Hong Kong Society of Paediatric Dentistry and served many terms in that role including as its President from 2008-2012. He now spends part of his time in a group private practice with several of his former dental and postgraduate students from the University of Hong Kong. Professor Wei is a member of the Hong Kong Country Club and he plays early morning tennis several times a week and plays golf on a weekly basis. He loves travelling, photography, and classical music and is a member of a church choir in Hong Kong. 3

Pain and Anxiety Management Module Code: CP2 Speaker: Professor Stephen WEI Hon Yin 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 Professor Stephen Wei is Professor Emeritus of the Faculty of Dentistry of the University of Hong Kong and Former Dean, Faculty of Dentistry and Director of the Prince Philip Dental Hospital from 1989 to 1997. He was Chair Professor and Head of the Department of Children s Dentistry and Orthodontics at the University of Hong Kong in 1984 until 1998 when he retired from the University of Hong Kong. Prior to returning to Hong Kong, Professor Wei taught at the University of Iowa (1967 1983) where he was Professor and Chairman of the Department of Pedodontics. In 1983-4, he was appointed Professor and Chair of Pediatric Dentistry and Vice-Chairman of the Department of Growth and Development, at the University of California San Francisco. He was the Founding Editor-in-Chief of Pediatric Dentistry, The Journal of the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (1978 1982) and is currently Editor Emeritus. Professor Wei has published extensively, including over 60 chapters in books and monographs and more than 200 research and clinical papers. He is the author and coauthor of many books including Clinical Uses of Fluorides, Pediatric Dentistry: Scientific Foundations and Current Practice. Fluoride, an Update for Dental Practice and Pediatric Dental Care, Pediatric Dentistry: Total Patient Care and Occlusal Guidance in Pediatric Dentistry. He has supervised the research dissertations of more than 10 PhD candidates and about 30 masters degree students in the US and Hong Kong. He was the President of the International Association for Dental Research (1993 1994) and the President of the South East Asian Association of Dental Educators (1993-1994). He has been bestowed Honorary Professorships in many Universities in China including the Peking University, Wuhan University, the Sichuan University, the Second Medical University, the Ninth Peoples Hospital in Shanghai, Tongji University in Shanghai and the Sun Yat Sen University of Medical Sciences in Guangzhou and Kaoshiung University in Taiwan. Professor Wei has lectured extensively all over the world. From 1998 to 2005, he served as the Consultant, Professional Education, for DENTSPLY Asia and in that role he has organized many Continuing Education Conferences as well as edited many clinical monographs for distribution in Hong Kong as well as in other countries in Asia. Professor Wei was on the Inaugural Organizing Committee of the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine and served as the Inaugural President of the College of Dental Surgeons of the Hong Kong, the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine for more than 5 years. He was a member of the Interim Council of the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine from its inception. He was the first Chairman of the Board of Examiners of the Hong Kong Dental Council Statutory Examinations for Licensure of overseas dentists in Hong Kong until 1998. He served as the Editor-in Chief of the Hong Kong Dental Journal from 2008-2012. Professor Wei is the Founding President of the Hong Kong Society of Paediatric Dentistry and served many terms in that role including as its President from 2008-2012. He now spends part of his time in a group private practice with several of his former dental and postgraduate students from the University of Hong Kong. Professor Wei is a member of the Hong Kong Country Club and he plays early morning tennis several times a week and plays golf on a weekly basis. He loves travelling, photography, and classical music and is a member of a church choir in Hong Kong. 5

Two-Day Training on: (1) Fundamental Orthodontics Module Code: CP7 Speakers: Dr LEE Wilson Specialist in Orthodontics BDS (HK), M Orth (HK), M Orth RCS (Edin), AdvDipOrtho (HK), FCDSHK (Orthodontics), FHKAM (Dental Surgery) Dr Teresa NG Chui Shan Specialist in Orthodontics BDS (HK), M Orth (HK), M Orth RCS (Edin), AdvDipOrth (HK), FCDSHK (Orthodontics), FHKAM (Dental Surgery) Dr George WANG Shi Chi Specialist in Orthodontics BDS (HK), MDS (HK), DMD (Tufts), FCDSHK (Orthodontics), FHKAM (Dental Surgery) Dr Wilson Lee obtained his Dental Degree and Master of Orthodontics from the HKU. He is an International Key Opinion Leader of Incognito Lingual Appliance and an invited speaker in international lingual appliance conferences. He is a part-time clinical lecturer in Orthodontics at HKU. Myths and Facts of Invisible Orthodontic Appliances When beautiful face and smile play a significant role in our world today, the number of orthodontic patients in orthodontic practices is ever increasing. Most patients, including adolescents, want to improve the alignment of their teeth and smiles without showing the metal braces, and prefer treatment with invisible or nearly invisible appliances. Despite the wide availability of clear ceramic brackets in the market, patients continue to prefer invisible braces when they have their teeth straightened. Advertising and marketing by orthodontic product companies have driven the patient demands to higher level nowadays. Orthodontists always choose to use the system that can meet patient's demand and deliver clinically excellent treatment results. Dr Lee will critically review the indications and limitations of removable clear aligners and lingual fixed appliances, based on available literatures and clinical expertise. Dr Teresa Ng is a specialist in orthodontics in private practice. She obtained her BDS in 1999 and Master of Orthodontics in 2005 from the University of Hong Kong. She was conferred Specialist in Orthodontics in 2008. Dr. Ng has been a part-time clinical lecturer in both undergraduate and postgraduate programme in Faculty of Dentistry, the University of Hong Kong since 2005. Hypodontia and Orthodontics Hypodontia is a common dental anomaly problem. The necessity for treatment, options of treatment and timing for treatment will be discussed. Dr George Wang graduated from the dental program in the University of Hong Kong in 1985. After spending six years in private general practice, he pursued his postgraduate Orthodontic training in HKU and was awarded MDS in 1994. He was conferred as Specialist in Orthodontics in 1999 and has started his private Orthodontic practice for 20 years. Complications of Orthodontic Treatment There are known knowns in life. And there are unknown unknowns as well. It is important to be mindful of known unknowns before commencing any kind of treatment to avoid harm to patients. Complications are known unknowns we face in any kind of intervention of natural order and that includes treatment. Examples of it in clinical orthodontic treatment will be showcased and discussed in this presentation. 7

Two-Day Training on: (1) Fundamental Orthodontics Module Code: CP7 Speakers: Dr George WONG Wai Kwong Specialist in Orthodontics BDS (HK), MDS (HK), MRCD (C), FCDSHK (Orthodontics), FHKAM (Dental Surgery) Dr Charlene WU Chun Lam Specialist in Orthodontics BDS (HK), MOrth (HK), MOrthRCS (Edin), AdvDipOrth (HK), FCDSHK (Orthodontics), FHKAM (Dental Surgery) Dr YANG Yanqi Clinical Assistant Professor, Orthodontics, Faculty of Dentistry, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China BDS (Beijing Med), MOrthRCS (Edin), PhD (PKU), FDSRCS (Edin) Dr George Wong attended the University of Hong Kong where he received his dental degree and postgraduate training in Orthodontics. After various employed dental positions in Hong Kong and Canada, he started his own practice in 1995 and has a keen interest in providing interdisciplinary services to orthodontic patients. He is a specialist in Orthodontics and does part-time teaching at the Dental Faculty of HKU. Roles of Orthodontics in Multi-Disciplinary Dental Treatment Most dentists would agree that if orthodontic treatment is properly utilized, it can be the most rewarding treatment to their patients. This short presentation will highlight some of the benefits of orthodontic treatment that you can bring to your patients, from achieving an aesthetic restoration to simplifying a complex oral rehabilitation situation. From helping to change a seldom smile patient to one always smile with confidence. That certainly would be the line of thought contemporary dental practitioners could take in their practices. Dr Charlene Wu obtained her BDS and Master of Orthodontics from The University of Hong Kong in 1999 and 2005 respectively. She finished her higher training in the Department of Health HKSAR in 2008 and has been a registered Specialist in Orthodontics since then. She is a part-time clinical lecturer in the postgraduate orthodontic program in The University of Hong Kong and currently working in private practice. Uprighting of Impacted Mandibular Third Molars with Conventional Orthodontics Third molar are having the highest impaction rate and are always considered redundant. This presentation would show the possibility of uprighting impacted mandibular third molar to replace the poor prognostic mandibular first or second molars with conventional orthodontic mechanics as to eliminate the needs for prosthetic replacement and to restore the oral function. Dr Yang Yanqi is the Undergraduate Programme Director and Interim Postgraduate Programme Director in Orthodontics in Faculty of Dentistry, the University of Hong Kong, and a trainer of Specialty Board in Orthodontics of the College of Dental Surgeons of Hong Kong. She is the reviewer of internationally refereed journals such as International Journal of Dentistry, Journal of Investigative and Clinical Dentistry, The Angle Orthodontist, Scientific Research and Essays, European Journal of Orthodontics, Oral Health and Preventive Dentistry, etc. Impacted Maxillary Canines Permanent maxillary canines are the second most frequently impacted teeth after the third molar. Besides its own problems of eruption, an impacted canine can also affect the neighboring teeth such as root resorption of lateral incisors. Early detection of any abnormalities in tooth development and eruption is essential to give the opportunity for interceptive action to be taken. It is important to do the diagnosis and prognosis evaluation for the unerupted canine, the adjacent teeth, the retained deciduous teeth and also the associated malocclusion. In this presentation, we will discuss the early detection and the diagnosis of impacted maxillary canines in children and appropriate care in early phase. 8

Two-Day Training on: (2) Interceptive Orthodontics and Adult Orthdontics Workshop Module Code: CP7 Speaker: Dr Franklin SHE Tsang Tsang Specialist in Orthodontics BDS (HK), M Orth (HK), M Orth RCS (Edin), AdvDipOrtho (HK), FCDSHK (Orthodontics), FHKAM (Dental Surgery) Dr Franklin She obtained his BDS with honor in 1998 in HKU and was entitled the Specialist in Orthodontics in 2004. He published articles in various journals including the American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics and Journal of Dental Research. He started his exclusive orthodontic practice more than ten years and involved in local undergraduate and postgraduate orthodontic trainings as a part-time clinical lecturer. Dr She lectured intensively in the past few years in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Mainland China. He was the Vice President of the Hong Kong Society of Orthodontists from 2008-2009. Synopsis: A series of orthodontics cases will be presented and discussed in an interactive way on the following problems: Eruption disorders, crossbite, crowding, spacing, open bite, deep bite, protrusion, diastema, oral habits, gummy smile, adult patients with periodontal disease and tooth lost. By the end of the course, the attendants should have confidence in diagnosing a vast variety of orthodontic problems, knowing when to refer to an orthodontist, understand various options orthodontists can offer to the patients and having confidence working closely with orthodontists to provide comprehensive care. 9

Two-Day Training on: (1) Fundamental Orthodontics (2) Interceptive Orthodontics and Adult Orthdontics Workshop Module Code: CP7 Date & Time : 21 February 2016 (Sunday) 9:30am - 5:00pm 28 February 2016 (Sunday) Venue Fee Language : G/F, Lim Por Yen Lecture Theatre, HKAM Jockey Club Building 99 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Aberdeen, Hong Kong : HK$3,600 : English CPD Credit : HKDA CPD hours: 9 ; DCHK CPD points: 9 ; CDSHK CME points: 9 (Category A) Schedule : Please refer to the table below 21 February 2016 (Sunday) 28 February 2016 (Sunday) Session 1 9:30am 12:30pm Session 3 9:30am 12:30pm Fundamental Orthodontics: Impacted Maxillary Canines (By Dr YANG Yanqi) Fundamental Orthodontics: Myths and Facts of Invisible Orthodontic Appliances (by Dr Wilson LEE) Interceptive Orthodontics and Adult Orthodontics Workshop Part I (By Dr Franklin SHE) Case Discussion Fundamental Orthodontics: Roles of Orthodontics in Multi-Disciplinary Dental Treatment (By Dr George WONG) Fundamental Orthodontics: Complications of Orthodontic Treatment (By Dr George WANG) Interceptive Orthodontics and Adult Orthodontics Workshop Part III (By Dr Franklin SHE) Case Discussion Session 2 2:00pm 5:00pm Fundamental Orthodontics: Hypodontia and Orthodontics (By Dr Teresa NG) Fundamental Orthodontics: Uprighting of Impacted Mandibular Third Molars with Conventional Orthodontics (By Dr Charlene WU) Interceptive Orthodontics and Adult Orthodontics Workshop Part II (By Dr Franklin SHE) Case Discussion 10

Implant Therapy Module Code: CP13 Speaker: Dr Francis CHAN Wo Chi BDS (HKU), DGDP (UK) RCS (Eng), P DipDS (HKU), MGDS RCS (Edin), MGD (CDSHK) Dr Francis Chan graduated from the University of Hong Kong in 1988, and since then has been working as a private general dental practitioner in Hong Kong. He received structured further training in Periodontology and obtained a Postgraduate Diploma in Dental Surgery (P DipDS) in 1995. He also obtained additional qualifications in general practice, namely DGDP(UK) RCS(Eng) in 1995, MGDS(Edin) in 1997 and MGD(CDSHK) in 2008. He served in the Faculty of Dentistry (HKU) as a part-time lecturer in Periodontology from 1995-97 and Conservative Dentistry from 1997-2002 respectively. He is a trainer and an examiner for the MGD examination of the College of Dental Surgeons of Hong Kong. He is also an additional examiner of the HKDC licensing examination. Dr Chan has been providing implant treatment to patients since 1995. He received further training in implantology at the Universities of Bern, Geneva and Hong Kong respectively. In 2009, he completed postgraduate training in implant dentistry and was awarded MSc (Implant Dentistry). He is also a credentialed member of the International Congress of Oral Implantology, American Academy of Implant Dentistry and International Team for Implantology (ITI). Over the years, he has worked with multiple implant systems - placing, restoring and maintaining implants and implant supported restorations. Since 2010, he has been serving as part-time lecturer in Implant Dentistry at the Faculty of Dentistry (HKU). Dr Chan is keen on education and has been active in giving lectures and seminars in this field in Hong Kong, China and internationally. Date & Time : 20 March 2016 (Sunday) 9:30am - 5:00pm Venue Fee Language : G/F, Lim Por Yen Lecture Theatre, HKAM Jockey Club Building 99 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Aberdeen, Hong Kong : HK$2,400 : English CPD Credit : HKDA CPD hours: 6 ; DCHK CPD points: 6 ; CDSHK CME points: 6 (Category A) Synopsis : This lecture gives a contemporary view of the core concepts of dental implantology, outlines key aspects of its scientific background and describes how these foundation principles are safely implemented in clinical practice. The morning lecture pertains to rendering implant service to the partially edentulous patient in a general dental practice setting. Highlights include indications and contraindications of implant therapy, role of implant-restorations in comprehensive dental care, treatment planning that sensibly utilises implants, case selection, assessment and preparation at both patient and site levels. The afternoon lecture includes consent and patient communication, types of implants, common types of implant-restorations, placement of implants and their restorations for uncomplicated cases and the continual diagnosis, monitoring and maintenance of implant-supported restorations. 11

MGD Training Program The 1 st 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 5327 Fax: 2529 0755) I would like to enrol in the following module(s) of the 1 st Quarter of 2016: Date & Time Module Topics & Speakers Module Code Enrolment Deadline Fee 17 Jan 2016 (Sun) Management of Paediatric Patients Prof Stephen WEI Hon Yin CP10 9 Jan 2016 HK$1,200 17 Jan 2016 (Sun) 2:00pm - 5:00pm Pain and Anxiety Management Prof Stephen WEI Hon Yin CP2 9 Jan 2016 HK$1,200 Two-day Training on (1) Fundamental Orthodontics (2) Interceptive Orthodontics and Adult Orthdontics 21 Feb 2016 (Sun) 21 Feb 2016 (Sun) 2:00pm - 5:00pm 28 Feb 2016 (Sun) 20 Mar 2016 (Sun) 9:30am - 5:00pm Session 1 Dr YANG Yanqi, Dr Wilson LEE and Dr Franklin SHE Session 2 Dr Teresa NG, Dr Charlene WU and Dr Franklin SHE Session 3 Dr George WONG, Dr George WANG and Dr Franklin SHE Implant Therapy Dr Francis CHAN Wo Chi CP7 13 Feb 2016 HK$3,600 CP13 12 Mar 2016 HK$2,400 Refund Policy for Cancellation of Reservation by post / fax / email: Cancellation made with at least 7 working days prior notice: 50% refund Cancellation made without 7 working days prior notice: No refund Total: HK$ (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 5327) 3. 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 30 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. 12