Symposium. Making Smiles... Changing Lives Centre for Advanced Dental Education. Faculty of Dentistry. 23 & 24 January Orchard Hotel Singapore

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1 11 th Faculty of Dentistry Symposium Making Smiles... Changing Lives Centre for Advanced Dental Education Orchard Hotel Singapore Orchard Ballroom 1 & Orchard Road, Singapore & 24 January 2016 CPE Points: 12 Main Sponsors : 11 th Faculty of Dentistry Symposium Secretariat CADE, Faculty of Dentistry 11 Lower Kent Ridge Road Singapore fodsymposium@nus.edu.sg Website: Organised by: Centre for Advanced Dental Education

2 Message from the organising chairperson 11 th FACULTY OF DENTISTRY SYMPOSIUM PROGRAMME SCHEDULE DAY 1 (SATURDAY, 23 January 2016) Associate Professor Jennifer Neo Dear colleagues As we move into 2016, please join us for our annual event which features from the University of Illinois at Chicago, Professor Hyeon-Cheol Kim from Pusan National University School of Dentistry and Professor Alastair V from the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine. The illustrious trio will take you on a journey to Making Smiles and Changing Lives. My thanks to you and our trade partners for your unwavering support for our annual event to kickstart off the new year. See you there. TIME TOPIC SPEAKER 8.00am to 8.50am Registration 8.50am to 8.55am Opening Address by Chairperson Associate Professor Jennifer Neo 8.55am to 9.00am Opening Speech by Dean Associate Professor Grace Ong 9.00am to 10.30am Assessment, Diagnosis & Treatment Planning Connecting the Pieces am to 11.00am TEA & TRADE EXHIBITION to 12.30am HAS DENTISTRY SOLD ITS SOUL? Reflections on the Commodification of Health Care 12.30pm to 2.00pm LUNCH & TRADE EXHIBITION DAY 2 (SUNDAY, 24 January 2016) Professor Alastair V 2.00pm to 3.00pm Edentulism & Changing Lives 3.00pm to 3.30pm TEA & TRADE EXHIBITION 3.30pm to 5.00pm Secrets of Implant Dentistry and Esthetics I TIME TOPIC SPEAKER 8.00am to 8.30am Registration starts 8.30am to 10.00am Secrets of Implant Dentistry & Esthetics II 10.00am to 10.30am TEA & TRADE EXHIBITION 10.30am to 12.30am 12.30pm to 2.00pm Essential & Efficient Root Canal Instrumentation Using Evidenced Instruments LUNCH & TRADE EXHIBITION Professor Hyeon- Cheol Kim 2.00pm to 3.30pm A Digital World & Ceramics 3.30pm to 4.00pm TEA & TRADE EXHIBITION 4.00pm to 5.00pm Science of Prosthodontics Myths & Truths 5.00 pm End of Programme

3 LECTURE SYNOPSIS Caring and the Science of Prosthodontics Speaker: Prosthodontics has changed in a way that few envisioned. Changing technology and patient care trends have expanded our scope of patient therapy. Our practices and patient care alternatives have become more diverse and complex. As a result, first choice treatment alternatives and best practice therapies for our patients have dramatically changed! The presentation will consider how critical diagnostic and prognostic considerations have changed and must guide our treatment planning and care. The secrets of realizing best practice outcomes via a restorative driven philosophy will be shared. The impact of implant placement, abutment design and final restorative options will be hi-lited. HAS DENTISTRY SOLD ITS SOUL? Reflections on the Commodification of Health Care Speaker: Professor Alastair V In common with the other professions in health care, dentistry is in grave danger of losing its professional integrity and autonomy its soul if you like - (without even realising it!), because of the increasing influence of industry on all aspects of clinical decision making, from choices of treatment options to reliance on the accuracy and completeness of published data on safety and effectiveness. In this lecture, I discuss how this creeping commodification has happened, with examples from dental practice and research, and then suggest how dentistry may yet save its soul. Implant supported and conventional therapy will be covered, as well as the role of advanced digital technologies such as 3D Imaging, 3D Planning, 3D Guided Therapy, and design/fabrication of digitally driven restorations. Restorative materials including ceramics will be addressed and a rationale for selection/utilization presented. Course Objectives 1. To understand the critical prognostic measures as part of diagnosis and treatment planning 2. To understand the best evidence available in establishing support for current opinion and patient therapies. 3. To understand how the existing evidence supports patient care and techniques in fixed prosthodontics. 4. To understand and apply a variety of restorative materials and techniques with a special emphasis on ceramics. 5. To understand and apply implant supported therapy as part of best practice alternatives in managing partial and complete edentulism. 6. To understand and apply Digital Dentistry in the modern educational and patient care environments, maximizing patient experiences, our outcomes, control, and efficiency.

4 SPEAKER PROFILES Essential and Efficient Root Canal Instrumentation Using Evidenced Instruments Speaker: Professor Hyeon-Cheol Kim Endodontic treatment is mainly purposed to reduce microorganisms from the root canal system. To reach this goal, clinicians may need to keep the principles from the diagnostic procedures to post-endodontic restoration. It is absolutely important to enrich clinicians with knowledge on modern endodontic methods and concepts, through which we can maintain a high success rate of treatments. If we implement all aspects of a clear antibacterial treatment concept, we can achieve a success rate bigger than 90%. In this lecture, the scientific background and practical basics of modern endodontics will be presented. A whole range of procedural steps will be covered, including anatomical reconstruction, rubber dam application, working length measurement, bacteriological correlations and different methods of irrigation, different techniques of root canal filling as well as post endodontic restoration. Nickel-Titanium (NiTi) endodontic files have brought a big step toward efficient practice of endodontic procedure. The rotary files help clinicians not only reduce their working time but also increase the clinical success rate with minimal procedural errors by stainless steel instruments. Now the rotary NiTi instruments are the essential equipment for the root canal preparation. Recently introduced instruments made of heat treated alloy with center-off design have made it possible to shape the root canals with minimal number of instruments and to preserve the root dentin integrity. Clinicians need to understand the characteristics of each instrument system which may bring a different resulting root canal shape including potential aberrations and clinicians also need to consider the basic principle for root canal preparation and to give sufficient efforts for cleaning procedure to compensate the minimized shaping procedures. This lecture will give an insight based on research evidences for the endodontic instruments as well as their practical usage with minimal fracture risk. Stephen, DDS, MMSc Professor and Head, Department of Restorative Dentistry Director, Center for Digital Excellence Director, Implant and Innovations Center University of Illinois at Chicago College of Dentistry Dr received his D.D.S. from the Medical College of Virginia. He completed an Advanced Program in Prosthodontics at the Harvard School of Dental Medicine and a Master of Medical Science Degree with a biomaterials focus at Harvard University in conjunction with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dr is a Diplomate of the American Board of Prosthodontics and is active in several dental organizations. He is Past-President of the American College of Prosthodontists (ACP), American Board of Prosthodontics, Academy of Prosthodontics, American Academy of Fixed Prosthodontics (AAFP), Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics, and the International Association of Dental Research Prosthodontics Section. He is also the recent past-chair of the ACP Education Foundation. In addition, Dr. has been very active in issues pertaining to diagnostic coding for practice and dental accreditation. Dr has been appointed Prosthodontic Commissioner to the Commission on Dental Accreditation. Dr has been recognized with the AAFP George H. Moulton Award, as well as the ACP Educator of the Year and Dan Gordon Lifetime Achievement Awards. The UIC Implant Team was recently (2011) recognized with the ADEA/Zimmer Dental Implant Education Teaching Award, given once every two years. The Department has been recognized with the 2014 University of Illinois at Chicago s Departmental Teaching Excellence Award (DTEA), a single annual award presented by the University. Dr has extensive clinical experience, having spent much of his time providing patient care. He has provided over 250 invited lectures nationally and internationally. Dr is currently Professor and Head of the Department of Restorative Dentistry and serves as Director of the Implant and Innovations Center at the University of Illinois at Chicago, as well as the Director of the Center for Digital Excellence. He has been active in dental research throughout his career having been the principal investigator for several NIH grants dealing with ceramics.

5 Professor Alastair V Professor Alastair V is the Director, of the Centre for Biomedical Ethics in the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine of the National University of Singapore. He is a former President of the International Association of Bioethics. He is a recipient of the HK Beecher Award, a Fellow of the Hastings Centre, New York and of the Ethox Centre, University of Oxford, Honorary Vice President of the Institute of Medical Ethics, and elected Corresponding Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. His recent books include Health as Liberation (1996), Medical Ethics (with D.G. Jones and G. Gillet, 3rd Edition 2005), The Body in Bioethics (2009) and Bioethics: the Basics (May, 2013). He was formerly chair of the Ethics and Governance Council of UK Biobank and is currently a member of the Bioethics Advisory Committee to the Singapore Government. Professor Hyeon-Cheol Kim Dr Hyeon-Cheol Kim, DDS, MS, PhD Professor, Chairman Department of Conservative Dentistry Pusan National University School of Dentistry & Pusan National University Dental Hospital Yangsan, Korea ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS DDS from Pusan National University School of Dentistry ( ) Master s degree from Pusan National University School of Dentistry ( ) Intern and Resident at Pusan National University Hospital, Department of Conservative Dentistry ( ) PhD degree from Pusan National University, School of Dentistry ( ) PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS Military Service as a Captain in Naval Hospital, Pohang and Busan ( ) Private Practice at Busan, Korea ( ) Visiting professor at University of Minnesota Bio-Engineering Laboratory, School of Dentistry, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA (2008) Council, The Korea Food and Drug Administration ( ) Director, Department of Education and Research, Pusan National University Dental Hospital ( ) Director, Dental Research Institute, Pusan National University Dental Hospital ( ) Professor at Pusan National University School of Dentistry (2004-present) Chairman, Department of Conservative Dentistry, Pusan National University School of Dentistry (2012-present) ACTIVITIES IN ACADEMIC SOCIETY Director, International Committee, Korean Academy of Conservative Dentistry ( ) Director, Academic Committee, Korean Academy of Endodontics ( ) Treasurer, Korean Academy of Endodontics (2014-present) Director, Academic Committee, Korean Academy of Microscope Dentistry (2013-present) MAIN RESEARCH SCOPE Endodontic materials, NiTi rotary instruments, Fracture, Clinical endodontics

6 Registration Fees REGISTRATION DETAILS Register before 15 November 2015 to enjoy the early bird discount. Registration closes on 15 December For enquiries, please contact Ms Doris Wong (Tel: (65) ; or Ms Azlia Aziz (Tel: ; ACCOMMODATION Below is a list of recommended accommodations that are in the vicinity of the symposium venue. Please contact the hotel s reservation office directly to make the necessary arrangement. Hotel Contact for Reservations Dentists Dental Auxiliaries Students Early Bird Registration S$ S$ S$ Registration S$ S$ S$ On-Site Registration S$ S$ S$ The registration fee includes admission to all the lectures at the 2-day symposium, trade exhibition, as well as lunch and tea for both days. Entry to the symposium is by registration only. On-site registration is subjected to availability of seats. The fees quoted are inclusive of 7% GST. Orchard Hotel Singapore ( 442 Orchard Road, Singapore ) Hilton International Singapore ( 581 Orchard Road S ) Orchard Parade Hotel ( 1 Tanglin Road S ) Regent Singapore ( 1 Cuscaden Road S ) How to Register Complete the registration form, including payment of the full registration fees, and mail/fax to: Location Map of Conference Venue: 11 th Faculty of Dentistry Symposium Secretariat CADE, Faculty of Dentistry 11 Lower Kent Ridge Road Singapore Fax: (65) For payment of fees, please provide either credit card information or cheque made payable to National University of Singapore. Please write your name and DCR number at the back of the cheque). All registrations must reach the Secretariat latest by 15 December A confirmation letter will be sent upon receipt of the full fee payment. Cancellation/Refund Policy Cancellations have to be made in writing. A cancellation fee of S$50 will be charged for all cancellations requested on or before 15 December There will be no refunds after the closing date.