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Dental Update presents
The Art and Science of
General Dental Practice
Cavendish Conference Centre
22 Duchess Mews, London W1G 9DT
Friday
6
June
Trevor Burke
Professor of Dental
Primary Care,
University of
Birmingham School
of Dentistry
Martin Kelleher
Consultant in
Restorative Dentistry,
King’s College
London
Tony Ireland
Professor of
Orthodontics and
Related Biomaterials at
the University of Bristol
School of Oral and
Dental Science, Bath
Tif Qureshi
Special interest in
Minimally Invasive
Cosmetic Surgery,
and on the Board
of Directors of the
BACD
Louis
Mackenzie
2014
General Dental
Practitioner and
Clinical Lecturer,
Birmingham
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Programme
09.20
Welcome
Stuart Thompson
9.30
Science? Art? Ethics? Marketing?
To discuss the potential for success of porcelain laminate
veneers, crowns etc, and the potential for pulp death
associated with these.
Dr Martin Kelleher
10.30Coffee
11.00
The art of cosmetic dentistry
To demonstrate the aesthetic orthodontic planning and the
execution. IPR/digital analysis and certain aligning techniques,
as well as other orthodontic aids.
11.45
Questions and discussions with Tif and Martin
12.00
The art and science of orthodontics
This lecture will cover what can be achieved with
the use of contemporary orthodontics, the evidence
behind it and what the patient needs to know?
12.55
Questions with Tony
Dr Tif Qureshi
Professor Tony Ireland
13.00Lunch
14.00
How to make composites look like teeth –
Dr Louis MacKenzie
A Practical Guide
To discuss how to achieve aesthetically pleasing posterior
composites which also replicate the anatomy of posterior
teeth before they are damaged by caries. Includes
examples of tooth carving by masters students.
14.55
Questions with Louis
15.00
Afternoon tea
15.20
Life in the post-Minamata era. The science
of posterior composite
To discuss the alternatives to amalgam, and their
potential problems/difficulties/potential for success.
What an amalgam “replacement” will look like.
Professor Trevor Burke
16.20
Questions and Close
Professor Trevor Burke
Professor Trevor Burke
Trevor graduated from Queens University in Belfast. He worked in general dental practice in Manchester from 1974 to
1996, also working in the Unit of Restorative Dentistry at the University of Manchester. Principal activities include the
treatment of patients often referred because of tooth wear, being Course Director of a Masters Course specifically designed
for general dental practitioners (currently with 35 students), and research (detailed below). He has authored or co-authored
270 papers in peer-reviewed journals and been awarded over 80 research grants. His main research interests include
properties and applications of tooth-colored restorative materials, clinical evaluation of materials and their performance in
general dental practice, the design of an index of oral health for clinical audit and quality control, and ill health retirement
among dentists. He co-ordinates the work of two practice-based research groups (The PREP Panel, with 31 dentists
UK-wide and BRIDGE, a West Midlands group with 12 dentists). He has been Professor of Primary Dental Care at the
University of Birmingham and Honorary Consultant in Restorative Dentistry since 2000. He is Chair of the European
Practice-based Research Network of the IADR, is an examiner for the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh and
Editorial Director of Dental Update. Trevor also is Chair of the Board of Dental Protection.
Dr Martin Kelleher
Martin Kelleher has a private practice in Bromley, Kent and is a Consultant in Restorative Dentistry at King`s College
Dental Institute at Guy`s, King`s and St Thomas` Dental Hospitals. He graduated from Dublin in 1971, completed his
Masters at the Eastman Dental Hospital in 1978 and spent another seven years in higher training to be an accredited
specialist in restorative dentistry. He is a Consultant in Restorative Dentistry at King’s College London Dental Institute. He
was postgraduate tutor at King’s College Hospital and Guy’s Dental Hospital for many years. He is a past president of the
British Society for Restorative Dentistry and also served on the Board of Dental Protection Limited (DPL) for 10 years (until
2010), latterly as Chair of its Advisory Committee for Dental Claims.
He is a Fellow of the Dental Faculties of the Royal Colleges of Glasgow and Edinburgh. He is a former examiner for the
Intercollegiate Speciality Examination in Restorative Dentistry. He is on the General Dental Council Specialist Registers
in Restorative Dentistry and Prosthodontics. Martin has lectured extensively both nationally and internationally for over 25
years and is the author of many peer reviewed articles and a book on dental bleaching.
Professor Tony Ireland
Tony graduated from Guys Dental Hospital in 1982 and returned there in 1985 to do his specialist training in orthodontics,
qualifying as a specialist in 1988. A further 3 years of postgraduate orthodontic training as a Senior Registrar enabled
him to become a Consultant in Orthodontics in 1992, when he came to Bath. Tony teaches both undergraduate and
postgraduate dental students in orthodontics and lectures widely. He is past Chairman of the Developments and Standards
committee of the British Orthodontic Society and is the Principal UK expert in orthodontic materials on three International
Standards Organisation committees. He is co-author of 2 orthodontic textbooks and has published over 50 articles on
orthodontics and related dental subjects in national and international journals.
Dr Tif Qureshi
Tif Qureshi qualified from Kings College London in 1992. He is the Past President of the British Academy of Cosmetic
Dentistry. He is a partner at Dental Elegance in Sidcup, Kent . He is an outspoken and controversial advocate of minimally
and non invasive aesthetic and restorative dentistry.Tif has a special interest in simple orthodontics using removable
appliances and was the first dentist in the UK to pioneer the Inman Aligner. He was the first dentist in the world to use the
Aligner as a major tool for cosmetic dentistry . He has completed over 1000 cases using simple orthodontics as a stand
alone treatment and to align teeth before cosmetic dentistry. Tif also pioneered the concept of Progressive Smile Design
through Alignment Bleaching, Bonding and is also an experienced teacher in the Dahl concept to assist in minimally
invasive dentistry. Tif now lectures nationally and internationally and has had many articles published on all these subjects.
Tif is also on the editorial board of Dental Update.
Dr Louis Mackenzie
Louis Mackenzie is a general dental practitioner working in Selly Park, Birmingham. He is also a clinical lecturer at the
school of dentistry where he teaches on final year GDP clinics and in the phantom head room with 2nd and 4th years.
He delivers lectures to all years of undergraduate students for the departments of conservative dentistry, oral biology, oral
pathology and in the introduction to clinical dentistry module.
Louis runs a series of popular hands-on courses at the dental school & across the country and regularly lectures for a
number of dental manufacturing companies and for dental insurance provider Denplan.
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