The Straightforward Advanced Complex (SAC) classification system was first used by the International Team of Implantology (ITI) in case selection and execution of implant dentistry. The concept is based on the need to provide clinicians with the tool for readily assessing the degree of complexity, and hence the clinical experience and expertise required to undertake the treatment. At this seminar, the SAC concept is applied to all branches of dentistry. Whether you are a general practitioner or a specialist, this concept helps you identify the degree of diffi culty of a case, the degree of difficulty of treatment options, risk of complications and indicate the skill level required to treat your patient. Ultimately, the SAC concept helps you facilitate a predictable outcome of treatment with the least risk to your patient. Featured speakers include Dr Stephen Chen, Dr David Figdor, Mr Tom Sunderland, Dr Phillip Tan, Dr Simon Wylie, Dr Anthony Dickinson and Dr Adam Rosenberg.

This program has a strong clinical element, covering a range of issues encountered in dental care including trauma management, aesthetics, dental implants, management of the carious primary dentition, endodontics versus implants, fixed prosthodontics and much more. These two (2) computer DVDs hold almost a third of your CPD requirements.

This program has a strong clinical element, covering a range of issues encountered in dental care including trauma management, aesthetics, dental implants, management of the carious primary dentition, endodontics versus implants, fixed prosthodontics and much more.

This program has a strong clinical element, covering a range of issues encountered in dental care including trauma management, aesthetics, dental implants, management of the carious primary dentition, endodontics versus implants, fixed prosthodontics and much more.

SATURDAY 31 JULY 2010	Plenary Hall 3 Ground Floor	Meeting Room 219 Second Floor	Meeting Room 220 Second Floor
9:00am-10:00am
10:05am-10:25am	MORNING TEA
10:30am-12:05pm		What works in periodontal treatment - How good are we at retaining teeth and how best to do it by Dr Robert De Poi Get the gum right - Achieving realism in aesthetic restorations by Dr Andrew Tucker	Dental management of the medically compromised patient by Dr Ian Hewson Self-ligating brackets - What you should know by Dr Samar Amari
12:10pm-1:25pm	LUNCH
1:30pm-3:05pm	Technical endodontics - The myth buster returns by Ass.Prof Peter Parashos	Dental implants - Panacea or Pandora's box? by Dr Stephen Cottrell	Moving teeth with a mouse by Dr Vicki Vlaskalic Dentine hypersensitivity; It's presentation and management strategy in Australian dental practice by Professor John Spencer

This program provides useful and necessary information on the legal requirements of running a dental practice, especially relevant in light of the new National Registration and Accreditation Scheme. Experienced and successful practitioners will provide their personal insights into some important aspects of practice management. Dentists considering practice ownership or new dentists just starting out will benefit greatly from this program, but even experienced practitioners wanting to find out how some of the most successful dentists practice will find this seminar recording stimulating. Featured speakers include:

Dr Brad Wright

Mr Garry Pearson

Dr John Boucher

Dr Frank Davis

Dr Jeremy Sternson

Dr Praveen Nathaniel

This half day event aims to provide important new information from the ADA Infection Control Guidelines as well as emerging issues in this area. It is an informative seminar that you and your team should not miss. Topics covered include Infection Control: Challenges of the New Millennium, Infection Control and the Dental Laboratory, Infection Control Away from Traditional Settings: It’s Not Rocket Science and Tactics and Technologies in Infection Control: Getting the Little Things Right. Featured speakers include:

Professor Laurie Walsh

Dr Vin Amerena

Dr Warren Shnider