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BIOGRAPHY
ORTHODONTIC
SOCIETY OF IRELAND
SPRING MEETING 2017
31st March – 1st April 2017
Ten Square Hotel, Belfast
Class II Treatment from Beginning
to End
Dr Lysle Johnston
Also
Treatment of class II with the Forsus appliance
Dr Jose Chaques Asensi
Can’t brush, won’t brush; understanding dyspraxia
in the surgery
Elizabeth Monahan
Dr Lysle Johnston DDs, MS, PHD graduated from the
University of Michigan School of Dentistry in 1961
and from Michigan's Horace H. Rackham School of
Graduate Studies (Orthodontics) in 1964. He studied
anatomy at the Queen's University of Belfast (1961-2)
and received a Ph.D. in Anatomy from Case Western
Reserve University in 1970.
Dr Johnston has lectured widely and is the recipient
of numerous of honours. He currently serves on the
editorial boards of a number of orthodontic journals,
including both the American Journal of Orthodontics
and Dentofacial Orthopedics and the (British) Journal
of Orthodontics; was a member of the Oral Biology
and Medicine Study Section of the National Institutes
of Health; and was a director of the Edward H. Angle
Society of Orthodontists.
Dr José Chaqués-Asensi received his Ph. D. Degree
from the University of Seville in 1995. He has
published numerous papers in national and
international orthodontic journals of major impact.
He has been a guest speaker for National Orthodontic
Societies in Europe and Middle East and for
Universities
in Spain,
Europe
and USA.
Elizabeth Monahan B.A Grad., Dip Psy., M.Sc A.P.P.I
Reg. Pract. Psychotherapist has worked as a
therapist since 2004, working with adults, teenagers
and older children presenting with symptoms such
as; eating disorders, panic attacks, bullying, anxiety
and depression. Liz regularly presents at conferences
in Ireland and abroad.
COURSE AIMS
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To review contemporary orthodontic diagnostic
techniques and philosophies and methodology, in
relation to treating Class II Malocclusion.
To review the contemporary management of Class II
Malocclusion in the light of evidence with emphasis
on the research behind it & the quality of evidence
To demonstrate the materials and techniques
involved in treating patients using the Forsus fixed
functional appliance
To explain the current understanding of dyspraxia
with a view to aetiology, diagnosis, general
management and related implications for dental
and orthodontic treatment
LEARNING OUTCOME
Following this meeting, attendees will:
 Be aware of classic ideas and current developments
in the diagnosis, treatment planning and
management of Class II malocclusion
 Have a clear understanding of the evidence base
supporting contemporary clinical practice.
 Have an understanding of some of the newer
diagnostic and treatment methods as they emerge.
and an ability to critically appraise them and the
evidence that supports them
 Understand some of the clinical, academic and
ethical challenges facing the dental profession and
orthodontic specialty currently and the directions
that these may take in the future.
 Understand how to effectively use Forsus fixed
functional appliances.
 Have an understanding on how to recognise and
provide better treatment for patients with
dyspraxia.
LOCATION
Day 1 : Friday, 31st March
8:30
REGISTRATION
9.20
Opening Remarks – OSI President
9.30
Class II Malocclusion
All Roads Lead Toward the Upper Dentition
11.00
TEA / COFFEE & TRADE EXHIBITION
11.30
Extraction versus Nonextraction
13.00
LUNCH
14.00
Treatment of Class II with the Forsus Appliance.
By Road: The route to Belfast city centre is well
marked. Please visit the hotel’s website for detailed
directions if needed. Guests can avail of the reduced
rate at the NCP Carpark on Montgomery Street. (£8
per 24 hours)
Ten Square have a private taxi service for airports
and train station collection & drop off. Please ring
the hotel to book and to avail of their special rates.
COURSE FEE
[Dr Jose Chaques Asensi]
15.30
COFFEE & TRADE EXHIBITION
16.00
Functional Appliances:
What They Do and How They Do It
17.30
CLOSE
18:30
After Hours Exclusive Tour : Titanic Exhibition
19.30
Drinks Reception @ Titanic Exhibition Centre
20.00
Captain’s Dinner @ Titanic Exhibition Centre
Day 2: Saturday, 1st April
09.00
Who Needs Treatment?
10.30
COFFEE & TRADE EXHIBITION
11.00
Understanding Dyspraxia in the surgery
[Elizabeth Monahan]
12.00
Orthodontics Today—Through a Glass Darkly
13.00
CLOSE
Lat: 54.595772 (or 54° 35' 44.7786")
Long-5.930133 (or -5° 55' 48.4782")
We are delighted to be holding our 2017 spring
meeting at Ten Square Hotel, a chic city hotel,
dubbed one of Belfast’s best, central to city life and
a short walk from the Victoria Train Station.
ACCOMMODATION
Ten Square Hotel Telephone: +44(0) 28 9024 1001
Email: [email protected]
Delegate room rate - Limited rooms available
Thursday 30th March: £115 BB (£105 single
occupancy). Friday 31st March: £145 BB (£135
single occupancy). Saturday 1st April: £165 BB
(£155 single occupancy).
These rates apply to reservations received on or
before Friday 3rd March. After this date the
standard best available rate will apply.
TRAVEL
By Air: Ten Square Hotel is approximately 10
minutes by road from Belfast City Airport and 30
minutes
from
Belfast
International
Airport.
By Rail: Great Victoria Street Train Station is a 10
minute walk from the hotel.
Regular Early Bird
Member
€250
€200
Student Member
€125
€100
Non – Member
(registered orthodontist) *
Dinner @Titanic Belfast
€325
€285
Sunday Event:
Game of Thrones Day Tour
€35 per person
€65 per person
EARLY REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 10 March 2016
*Meetings held by the Orthodontic Society of Ireland
are open to registered specialist orthodontists.
REGISTRATION & PAYMENT
By post: Please send the booking form with your
cheque payment to: Orthodontic Society of Ireland,
13 Upper Baggot Street, 2nd Floor, Dublin 4.
Debit/Credit Card: Please click here to access the
Easy Payment Plus online payment facility, or paste
the following link into your browser:
https://pay.easypaymentsplus.com/feepay1.aspx?id=433
BOOKING FORM
OSI SPRING MEETING TEN SQUARE HOTEL, BELFAST  31ST MARCH – 1 APRIL 2017
COURSE FEE
Name
Early Bird Rate
Regular Rate
€200
€250
Non Member €285
€325
Address
Member
(Registered
orthodontist)
Country (if not Ireland)
Phone
Student
€100
€125
The discounted registration fee applies to
registrations received before 10 March 2017
DINNER FEE
E-mail
Specialist registration number / Training program details.
Cheques/drafts should be made payable to the Orthodontic Society of Ireland and posted to:
Orthodontic Society of Ireland, 13 Upper Baggot Street, 2nd Floor, Dublin 4 Ireland.
Debit or credit card payments can be made online using our EasyPaymentPlus facility:
https://pay.easypaymentsplus.com/feepay1.aspx?id=433. Also accessed via the Events page on our
website: www.orthodontics.ie
Dinner at the Titanic Exhibition Centre,
Friday evening, 8pm
Number attending
Amount: € 65 per person
GAME OF THRONES TOUR
Sunday 2nd April. 9am – 6pm, €35 per person
Number attending
Amount: €35 per person
TOTAL ENCLOSED