MANCHESTER | Friday 12 October 2012LONDON | Friday 8 March 2013

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How to solve the treatment decision dilemma

6 hours verifiable CPD

Edward Lynch Head of Dentistry, University of Warwick

Liviu SteierOwner, MS Dentistry and Honorary Associate Clinical Professor Course Director, University of Warwick

To saveor to extract

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The debate and impassioned controversy regarding the clinical decision making ‘to save or to extract’ is currently more and more impacting the whole profession leading to polar opposite views on the clinical management of the question.This lecture will provide a case-by-case approach to the decision making process, which will give the practitioner the best possible advice in order to solve the treatment decision dilemma.

This lecture promises to be an eye-popping view in regards of what-when-where-how-why of contemporary attempts to save the natural tooth and / or indicate replacement.

By attending this event delegates will be able to:

• apply proper endodontic case difficulty assessment• recognise when to perform endodontic treatment and when to refer• understand the endodontic and periodontic treatment decision tree• know the restorative and implantologic treatment decision tree.

Comments from past delegates who have attended previous clinical seminars with the speakers:

“ Liviu Steier is very interesting and informative. Edward Lynch is fantastic with very useful everyday tips”.Dr r Handa, Dentist, Stockton-on-Tees

“ Very well run, very scientific. Thought provoking content”.mr r Beard, gDP, Barrow-in-furness

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S E m i n A r P r o g r A m m E

08:30 registration, refreshments and exhibition

09:00 Welcome from the Chairmanchester: Joanne Whistler, BDA regional ConsultantLondon: Catherine mcgarry, BDA regional Consultant

09:05 How to identify the “standards of care” of decision making• Comprehending the treatment decision making process - the decision tree.• Understanding the value and limitations of literature.• recognising average, high and extreme risk cases.

Understanding how to apply statistics in treatment decision making• Using the mArkoV model.• Using the case difficulty assessment and benefit for answering the question: to treat or to refer?

10:30 morning refreshments and exhibition

10:50 knowing when to perform treatment and when to refer• Endodontic probabilities - facts and myths.• Periodontic probabilities - facts and myths.• Prosthodontic probabilities - facts and myths.• implantologic probabilities - facts and myths.

12:20 Lunch and exhibition

13:20 Classification and prognosis evaluation for individual teeth• orthodontists support. • “freakonomics” vs. economics.• Understand and evaluate the function of all involved in the decision making process.

14:50 Afternoon refreshments and exhibition

15:10 Some problem solving and controversies• Looking at various problems in endodontics and how you can learn from them.• Discussing some controversies in endododontics.

16:40 Closing remarks from the Chair

16:45 Close of seminar

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S P E A k E r S

Edward LynchHead of Dentistry, University of Warwick

Edward Lynch is a specialist in Endodontics, Prosthodontics and restorative Dentistry and a BUPA Consultant in oral Surgery. During his career, he has been awarded a total of 94 research grants, totalling around £5 million and has more than 500 publications.

He has held the position of Professor of restorative Dentistry and gerodontology of the Queen’s University Belfast as well as Consultant in restorative Dentistry to the royal Hospitals. He also served as the Consultant Editor of gerodontology, Treasurer and Secretary to gorg, iADr and Editor of the gorg iADr newsletter. He has served as Senior Lecturer in Conservative Dentistry and Honorary Consultant in restorative Dentistry and Postgraduate Course organiser for the University of London, where he was full time for 20 years.

He is a Consultant to the ADA, a spokesperson for the BDA, a scientific board member of the international Health Care foundation and iSBor and is on the editorial board of numerous international journals. He is also the Chairman of the European Experts group on tooth whitening and has presented to the EU parliament on tooth whitening.

Edward Lynch was elected the most influential person in Uk Dentistry in 2010 by his peers in Dentistry magazine’s Top 50 poll.

Liviu Steierowner, mS Dentistry and Honorary Associate Clinical Professor Course Director, University of Warwick

Liviu Steier received his Dr. med. dent. (PhD) in 1982. He is Specialist in Prosthetics of the DgPro (www.dgpro.de) and Specialist in Endodontics.

Dr Steier is the winner of the first prize for “Best research on the Use of oral Pharmaceuticals for the management of Caries in older Adults” – iADr 2005 in Baltimore, USA.

He is Honorary Clinical Associate Professor at Warwick medical School and course director of the mSc in Endodontics. He is Visiting Professor at florence School of Dental medicine (italy) in the restorative Department. He has been Programme Director and Co-director of over 200 continuing education programmes around the world and has published extensively including referred chapters in textbooks.

He is a fellow of different international dental academies as well as having memberships in several societies. He is member of the Scientific Board of the Journal of Endodontics. He is Editor-in-Chief of REALITY ENDO, Clinical Editor of Dental Tribune UK and maintains private practices in germany and 20 Wimpole Street (www.drsteier.de).

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