GC Corporation and Professor Ian Meyers present

A special two day training course at GC Corporation, Tokyo.9 – 10 January 2013

Spaces are limited to 20 people, so be quick to register.

Additional ToursTokyo afternoon half day tour

Includes World Trade Centre, Two Bridges of Sumida, Asakusa Kannon Temple, Ginza and Imperial Palace

$65 per person

Tokyo full day tour

Includes Tokyo Tower, tea ceremony at Happoen Garden, Imperial Palace, Asakusa Kannon temple, Ginza and Nakamise Arcade.

$156 per person

Mt Fuji and Hakone full day tour

Experience Mt Fuji – take in the amazing view from Mt Fuji 5th station, cruise across Lake Ashi to Hakine-en Garden. Take the ropeway for a spectacular view of Mt Fuji before returning to Tokyo on the Bullet Train.

$208 per person

Please note: all land arrangement prices shown are based on 2012 rates but are subject to 2013 rates.

Flights to Tokyo

Qantas operates a daily evening flight from Sydney to Tokyo with connections from Melbourne, Adelaide or Brisbane.

Arrival is the following morning. Return fares start at $932 plus taxes (approx $513). Prices vary depending on departure point.

Flights are very heavily booked in early January and seats may not be available in the lowest fare category.

See even more of Japan

Take the opportunity to add a ski program or join in with the ACAD (Australian Central Association of Dentists) Conference in Niseko – program dates January 14 – 18 inclusive.

All prices quoted are Australian Dollars

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Send to: Anne Martin at Travelplan for all your reservations, pre/post conference option requirements and flight bookings. Phone 1300 754 754 or +61 3 9591 5806 Fax +61 3 9591 5899 Email amartin@travelplan.com.au – Anne will respond with specific details of your itinerary and payment options. For full terms and conditions please go to their website: www.travelplan.com.au

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Course programTuesday January 8

6:30 – Welcome cocktail function 8:00pm for course participants at the

Tokyo Dome Hotel.

Wednesday January 9

8:45am Day 1 of the course program at GC Corporation. Optional sightseeing program for partners.

7:00pm Course participants dinner hosted by GC Corporation.

Thursday January 10

8:45am Day 2 of the course program at GC Corporation. Optional sightseeing program for partners.

4:30pm Course finishes

Recommended HotelTokyo Dome Hotel, Bunkyo-ku, TokyoCentrally located with close proximity to many of Tokyo’s tourist landmarks the magnificent Tokyo Dome Hotel offers unobstructed views from its guest rooms encompassing the Imperial Palace, Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Bay and towering Mt. Fuji to the south. The northern view gazes over Tokyo Dome City with its wide variety of shopping, sports and entertainment options, then further out to the panorama of the Kanto plains.

Visit http://www.tokyo-dome.co.jp/e/ to find out more about the local entertainment, shopping and tourist options all within walking distance of the hotel.

Tokyo at a glanceTokyo is one of the most fascinating cities in the world and is broken up into different areas – each with its own character.

Ginza is famous for its bright lights and endless shopping. Akihabara is the place to go for anything electronic – be amazed at the array of goods here.

Shinjuku is famous for its skyscrapers and neon lights. The Imperial Palace is centrally located in Tokyo. This historic monument is open to visitors.

A must see in Tokyo is the Asakusa Kannon Temple – the oldest Buddhist temple in the city. Or take a day tour to see Mt Fuji and Hakone.

Program CostsCourse Fee

Includes all materials and course notesWelcome cocktail eveningCourse participants’ dinner

2 Day Course: $1,540

Accommodation

Includes 3 night’s accommodation at Tokyo Dome Hotel with return airport transfers.

Per person – twin share $488 Single room $872

See back for registration and additional tour information.

GC Corporation and Professor Ian Meyers present

Managing the Worn Dentition, and Fibre-reinforced Composite Resin Bridges. A two day hands-on training course at the world class training facilities at GC Corporation, Tokyo.

Day 1 Fibre-reinforced Composite Resin Bridges

This hands-on course covers indirect posterior bridges, direct anterior bridges and basic layering techniques for optimum aesthetics. Fibre-reinforced bridges have gained increasing acceptance, offering a combination of good aesthetics and high fracture toughness while using cost-effective minimally invasive techniques.

Day 2 Managing the Worn Dentition

The complexity and cost of treating extensively worn and broken down dentition presents a challenge for both dentists and patients who are looking for solutions to stop the repeat restoration cycle. This course progresses through clinical diagnosis and strategies for managing the oral environment, to restoration using new techniques and materials undertaken as practical exercises in the simulation clinic.

About the presenterProfessor Ian Meyers is currently in general dental practice in Brisbane and has honorary professorial positions with The University of Queensland School of Dentistry, and James Cook University School of Medicine and Dentistry. He is a product consultant to a range of dental companies, a member of the International Association for Dental Research, Chairman of the Australian Dental Research Foundation and a member of the editorial board of The Australian Dental Journal.

Course LocationGC Corporation 3-2-14 Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo

The GC Corporate Centre opened in March 2011 as a communication forum for dental professionals involved in all areas of dental care. Floors 5-8 are visitor floors with fully equipped hands-on and lecture facilities designed to simulate the experience of dental materials in a clinical environment.