Led by Dr Neil Nathwani and Dr Peter Fine.

By the end of day one, you should have a better understanding of:

• how to take medical histories 

• treatment planning including: 

  • clinical examination 
  • prognosis factors 
  • periodontal assessment 
  • endodontic assessment 
  • occlusal assessment 
  • aesthetica considerations
• diagnosis
• how to write treatment plan letters and consent procedures

Led by Dr Akit Patel and Dr James Baker.

By the end of day two, you should have a better understanding of:

• rubber dam isolation
• matrix construction
• G-aenial and Essentia composite systems
• preparation and occlusal considerations
• matrix systems (including sectional)
• layering technique
• tooth morphology
• colour determination
• finishing and polishing techniques

Led by Dr Pranay Sharma.

By the end of day three, you should understand how to prepare anterior and posterior teeth for crowns, including:

• techniques, indications, contraindications, risks and benefits of preparing anterior and posterior teeth for crowns
• the planning, preparation techniques and sequencing to provide conservative restorations
• how to evaluate the need, assess the biological consequences, and consider the options and alternatives
• how to maintain predictability of the resistance form, marginal and structural integrity, and to conserve tooth structure

Led by Dr Kunal Patel and Dr Tay Shiehfung.

In the morning session, you'll be introduced to predictable root canal treatment, including:

• efficient rubber dam isolation
• access cavity and canal location
• how to reach to the canal terminus
• what to look for when preparing canals – principles and pitfalls
• how to effectively disinfect the root canal system
• how to fill canals to terminus effectively & efficiently without extrusion
• how to maximise the long-term survival of the tooth
• case complexity and when to refer

In the afternoon session, you'll receive a clinical update in the management of periodontitis, including:

• an overview on periodontal disease diagnoses and when to refer
• the use of antibiotics (when to use, management of periodontal abscess) 
• clinical examination (probing) 
• non-surgical debridement 

Led by Dr Pranay Sharma.

By the end of day five, you'll have a better understanding of removable prosthodontics, including:

• why replace missing teeth?
• biological considerations
• patient selection and clinical assessment
• denture design principles and clinical tips
• treatment planning and sequencing when integrating fixed and removable prostheses
• adhesive and conventional bridgework
• principles of design and execution
• surveying and the importance of tooth preparation
• denture design exercises

By the end of day six, you'll have:

• a better understand patient selection for implant treatment
• an understanding of the basic concepts in the restoration for dental implants
• an understanding of the clinical procedures and protocols involved in restoring dental implants
• learned how to handle the instruments and components required for the restoration of dental implants
• practised hands-on implant impression taking on phantom head models
• an understanding of maintenance protocols