Being a dentist is risky business; the constant predicament of trying to meet a patient's expectations whilst being mindful of their best interests, ensuring your clinical notes are in good order and your communication is effective are among the many factors that play a significant role in understanding and mitigating risk in a dental practice. Join Dr Colette Dailey as she explores this topic with Dr John Dale AO, past president of the Australian Dental Association NSW Branch, Australian Dental Council and Dental Board of New South Wales and Marianne Nicolle, leading lawyer in the area of health and insurance law and Principal at Meridian Lawyers.

Interviewer(s): Dr Colette Dailey
Interviewee(s): Dr John Dale, Marianne Nicolle

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Dr Jalal Khan is a North Sydney dentist who runs the Dental Truck, a mobile dental clinic delivering vital dental services to remote communities in need. Listen to Dr Khan discuss the motivations and challenges of providing this remarkable service with ADA NSW’s Stuart Turner.

Interviewer(s): Stuart Turner
Interviewee(s): Dr Jalal Khan
Related Course/Event/Links: The Dental Truck

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Marketing for your dental practice is an often misunderstood task and ensuring you are not wasting time or money is paramount to getting the best possible return on investment. ADA NSW CPD Marketing Executive Adam Szabo speaks with Carolyn S Dean, author of ‘Fully booked – Dental marketing secrets for a full appointment book’ and Managing Director at My Dental Marketing. Carolyn offers her insights into the key areas for consideration when it comes to marketing your practice.

Interviewer(s): Adam Szabo
Interviewee(s): Carolyn S Dean
Related Course/Event/Links: My Dental Marketing

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The University of Sydney School of Dentistry and ADA NSW brings you a seven-part lecture series from the 2018 Caries Management Symposium; looking at the future of dental caries through research-based, patient-focused minimally invasive management.
In the final episode of this series Professor Woosun Sohn from the University of Sydney tackles the paradigm shift that is required for dental caries management to move away from restoration towards prevention and minimally invasive interventions.
Parts 1 & 2 of this series are available to ADANSW members only and cover a lecture by Professor Margherita Fontana from the University of Michigan on "Evidenced Based Strategies for Non-operative Caries Management".

Interviewee(s): Professor Woosung Sohn
Related Course/Event/Links: Caries Management Strategies - Population Oral Health Perspective

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The University of Sydney School of Dentistry and ADA NSW brings you a seven-part lecture series from the 2018 Caries Management Symposium; looking at the future of dental caries through research-based, patient-focused minimally invasive management.
In episode six of this series Professor David Manton from the University of Melbourne explores the development of dental caries in children, incorporating influencing factors such as overall health, genetics and developmental defects of enamel.
Parts 1 & 2 of this series are available to ADANSW members only and cover a lecture by Professor Margherita Fontana from the University of Michigan on "Evidenced Based Strategies for Non-operative Caries Management".

Interviewee(s): Professor David Manton
Related Course/Event/Links: Dental Caries and Children - A Persistent Dilemma

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The University of Sydney School of Dentistry and ADA NSW brings you a seven-part lecture series from the 2018 Caries Management Symposium; looking at the future of dental caries through research-based, patient-focused minimally invasive management.
In episode five of this series Professor Laurie Walsh investigates current strategies for caries risk assessment, with a focus on identifying patient lifestyle and medical background factors, plaque biofilm dysbiosis and salivary defence, to establish an overall risk profile.
Parts 1 & 2 of this series are available to ADANSW members only and cover a lecture by Professor Margherita Fontana from the University of Michigan on "Evidenced Based Strategies for Non-operative Caries Management".

Interviewee(s): Professor Laurie Walsh
Related Course/Event/Links: Caries Risk Assessment

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Facial rejuvenation therapies are continuing to gain popularity and anti-wrinkle injections have become one of the most popular cosmetic treatments in Australia. The field of dentofacial aesthetics using injectable technology in the dental practice is evolving as a natural appendix to a dentist’s scope of practice. Dr Josephine Ha, a general dentist from Sydney, delves deeper into understanding the injectables world with one of Australia’s leading plastic surgeons and global leader in cosmetic facial enhancement techniques, Dr Steven Liew.

Interviewer(s): Dr Josephine Ha
Interviewee(s): Dr Steven Liew
Related Course/Event/Links: Aesthetics 2019

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The University of Sydney School of Dentistry and ADA NSW brings you a seven-part lecture series from the 2018 Caries Management Symposium; looking at the future of dental caries through research-based, patient-focused minimally invasive management.
In episode four of this series, Professor Michael Swain from the University of Kuwait & University of Sydney summarises 25 years of research on enamel and dentinal caries, the focus of which has been to generate a basic "biomaterials science" understanding of these conditions so that strategies for remineralisation of caries can be understood and quantified.
Parts 1 & 2 of this series are available to ADANSW members only and cover a lecture by Professor Margherita Fontana from the University of Michigan on "Evidenced Based Strategies for Non-operative Caries Management".

Interviewee(s): Professor Michael Swain
Related Course/Event/Links: Remineralisation of Enamel and Dental Caries

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The University of Sydney School of Dentistry and ADA NSW brings you a seven-part lecture series from the 2018 Caries Management Symposium; looking at the future of dental caries through research-based, patient-focused minimally invasive management.
In episode three of this series, Dr Christina Adler from the University of Sydney discusses the influence of ‘nature and nurture’ on the oral microbiome in health and disease, and how this is shifting our understanding of the caries process.
Parts 1 & 2 of this series are available to ADANSW members only and cover a lecture by Professor Margherita Fontana from the University of Michigan on "Evidenced Based Strategies for Non-operative Caries Management".

Interviewee(s): Dr Christina Adler
Related Course/Event/Links: Microbiome and Dental Caries 2018 Update

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