Irish Dentistry Show – don’t miss Avijit Banerjee
Catch Avijit Banerjee at the Irish Dentistry Show as he tackles advanced minimum intervention restorative dentistry.
Back by popular demand, the Irish Dentistry Show is returning to Dublin on 3 September this year.
Taking place at Croke Park, the day will bring more speakers and exhibitors than before.
The show promises to showcase key brands, leading speakers and the latest topics in dentistry for every member of the practice team.
The Irish Dentistry Show will also be a chance to learn, engage and experience the very latest in dentistry.
For more information and to register, visit www.dentistry.co.uk/irish-dentistry-show .
‘We are really excited to get back to Dublin this year,’ says Leanna Ellis, events director at FMC.
‘We have a fantastic line-up of expert speakers to deliver top-class lectures. And, as always, there will be an array of stands at our exhibition so you can stay abreast of the latest technologies in dentistry.
‘But that’s not all – that weekend we are also hosting the Irish Dentistry Awards. If you’ve been shortlisted, don’t forget to buy your tickets by visiting www.dentistry.co.uk/awards .’
Tickets are selling quickly! If you appear on the shortlist and would like to attend the ceremony, make sure you call +44 01923 851732 .
Avijit Banerjee – advanced minimum intervention restorative dentistry
Avijit holds the positions head of conservative and MI dentistry and programme director of KCL. KCL is his innovative, blended-learning masters in advanced minimum intervention restorative dentistry.
He has also been appointed to the NIHR Clinical Research Network, as oral and dental health speciality lead for South London. In this role he is responsible for the development of primary care clinical trials and their professional recruitment programmes.
Amongst other editorships, Avijit is also primary author of Pickard’s Guide to Minimally Invasive Operative Dentistry. This is a definitive and globally respected text in its field.
In addition, he is a member of the BDA health and science committee. He also currently holds an honourable consultant advisor post to the office of the chief dental officer, England.
Of his lecture, Avijit stated: ‘This presentation will outline the value and implementation processes to help advance your modern general dental practice in the post-pandemic era.
‘By using the principles of minimum intervention oral care, delivery and judicious use of the oral healthcare team members, contemporary prevention-based oral health delivery can be achieved.’
After attending his lecture, Avijit hopes delegates are able to:
Define minimum intervention oral care (MIOC) and its four interlinked clinical domains
Gain an insight as to how MIOC delivery can affect patient care across the life-course in all disciplines of restorative dentistry, including caries management
Assign critical roles of MIOC delivery to the members of the oral healthcare team
Gain information about the postgraduate masters in advanced MI restorative dentistry at King’s College London.
What’s on at the Irish Dentistry Show?
More speakers will be announced closer to the time so keep checking to find out who’s been added.
In the meantime, here’s a glance at some of those already revealed:
Owen Crotty – Beyond digital orthodontics: enjoy the view
Gemma Forsythe – People-centred care: patients with additional needs in general dental practice
Bronagh Keane – Smile design
Rachel Derby – Enter the multi-verse: a journey from single tooth dentistry to multi tooth dentistry
Claire Berry – Introduction to guided biofilm therapy.
Stuart Aherne – A guide to digitally guided implant surgery
Abigail Leonard – Paedriatric extractions and the role of a dental nurse.
As always, we’ll bring you more information and more speakers over the coming weeks – stay tuned.
For more information and to register, visit www.dentistry.co.uk/irish-dentistry-show .
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