In this special edition of The Dental Practitioner podcast series, ADA NSW takes you to the University of Sydney’s annual School of Dentistry Faculty Research Day, held on the 22nd September 2016 at the Westmead Education and Conference Centre. This series presents a range of interviews with faculty staff, recordings of presentations delivered as part of the Research Day and interviews with students of the Doctor of Dental Medicine and Bachelor of Oral Health Programs about their research poster presentations.
In the first part of the second episode of the University of Sydney Dentistry Research Day Interview Series, we present a lecture delivered by Professor Ali Darendeliler on the Management of Open Bites.

Interviewee(s): Professor Ali Darendeliler
Related Course/Event/Links: Slide Presentation

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In this special edition of The Dental Practitioner podcast series, ADA NSW takes you to the University of Sydney’s annual School of Dentistry Faculty Research Day, held on the 22nd September 2016 at the Westmead Education and Conference Centre. This series presents a range of interviews with faculty staff, recordings of presentations delivered as part of the Research Day and interviews with students of the Doctor of Dental Medicine and Bachelor of Oral Health Programs about their research poster presentations.
In this first episode, Associate Professor Deb Cockrell speaks to Professor Heiko Spallek, Pro Dean, Faculty of Dentistry at the University of Sydney about his presentation on "Big Data: opportunities for dental research in Australia".

Interviewer(s): Associate Professor Deb Cockrell
Interviewee(s): Professor Heiko Spallek

If you want to stay up to date with the latest developments in dentistry, check out our upcoming CPD courses at adacpd.au.

In this week's podcast we bring you a very special episode as Dr Sophie Halpin delivers the 2016 Annie Praed Oration, recorded live on the opening day of the ADA New South Wales Convention in Bathurst. The Annie Praed Oration has been part of the history of ADA New South Wales since the 1950's and this year's speech, with an introduction from the Chair of the Local Organising Committee for the Convention, Dr Tim McAnulty, is on the topic of the role of women in dentistry.
Dr Sophie Halpin was born and raised in Dubbo. She completed her Bachelor of Dental Surgery at the University of Adelaide in 2012 before moving back to the Central West to commence work in Narromine, where she remained for four years. Sophie loves all aspect of Dentistry but particularly enjoys endodontic and prosthodontic work, and caring for the elderly and disabled who otherwise have difficulty accessing dental treatment. She also enjoys caring for children and is able to provide care under both inhalation sedation and general anaesthetic. Sophie is planning to expand her dental training by learning to do implant restorations and surgery. She is passionate about dentistry and strives to provide excellent quality dental care with a focus on prevention.

Interviewee(s): Dr Sophie Halpin

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In this week's podcast, Charlotte Tanner from ADA New South Wales chats with Dr Peter Sheridan about Dental Clinical Photography. They discuss the history of clinical photography in Dental practice, as well as Dr Sheridan's own experiences in learning the art of clinical photography and how dental practitioners can utilise photography as an invaluable tool in their day to day practice.

Interviewer(s): Charlotte Tanner
Interviewee(s): Dr Peter Sheridan
Related Course/Event/Links: The Basics of Clinical Photography

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