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GLOBAL CONTINUINGEDUCATION PROGRAMME 2016

AFRICA

FDI World Dental Federation

FACILITATING KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER

GLOBAL CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMME 20162

www.idem-singapore.com

STRIVING FOR CLINICAL EXCELLENCE

Featured Speakers:

APRIL 8 - 10, 2016Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre

Early Bird Registration Opens in September

IDEM Singapore 2016’s conference theme is built upon the common goal of all dentists – both general and specialist: Striving for Clinical Excellence. Look forward to world-class clinicians, researchers and educators discussing contemporary issues in the field of dentistry.

Ms. Cindy Tantarica

Tel: +65 6500 6721

Fax: +65 6294 8403

[email protected]

Ms. Cindy Tantarica

Tel: +65 6500 6721

Fax: +65 6294 8403

[email protected]

John A. Molinari, USAInfection Control in the DentalOffice - Protection and Safety for All

Adrian Lussi, SwitzerlandErosive Tooth Wear –From Diagnosis to Therapy

Jonathan C. Ferencz, USA Changing Daily Restorative Dentistry:CAD/CAM Dentistry

Changing Daily Restorative Dentistry:High-Strength Ceramics

Linda H. Greenwall, UK Success Strategies for theAesthetic Dentist

Minimally InvasiveAesthetic Dentistry

Paolo Casentini, ItalyProviding Quality of Lifewith Dental Implants

Martin Tyas, AustraliaDirect Restorative Materials –Understanding the Alternativesfor the Post-Amalgam Era

Raymond A. Yukna, USANew Directions in Periodontitisand Peri-Implantitis Treatment

Wilhelm Pertot, FranceClinical Excellence in Endodontics:Shaping Canals Using Reciprocation

Ray Williams, USAOral Health in Overall Health

Philip Preshaw, UKMaximizing the Opportunities forImproving Periodontal Health

Carl F. Driscoll, USA Taking on the Challenge of theComplex Denture Patient…and SURVIVING

Hugo De Bruyn, BelgiumLong-term Success for theImplant Patient - AppropriateTreatment Planning, Maintenance and Patient Compliance

Submit your latest research to the IDEM Singapore Scientific Poster Competition! Up to SGD 6,000 in cash prizes are up for grabs. Abstract submissions will be reviewed by a jury panel and will be allocated to either the competitive or non-competitive poster categories.

For more information, please contact [email protected] or visit www.idem-singapore.com

Stand to win up to SGD 6,000 in cash prizes!

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April 9 -10, 2016Held on Level 3

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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

New scientific advances, new techniques, new equipment, and new materials: the dentist today faces immense challenges to keep up with the latest developments. In this constantly evolving environment, continuing education is the absolute key to success.

FDI takes great pride in its landmark Global Continuing Education Programme, carried out in close collaboration with its member National Dental Associations (NDAs). Some 40 courses will be taken during the period 2015-16 in a wide variety of locations around the globe: so, on average, there is a CE Programme course taking place once every 10 days. Subject matter covers all fields of modern dentistry, including techniques such as minimal invasive dentistry and implantology, lectures on dental materials, as well as socio-medical issues such as oral cancer and HIV/AIDS to practical subjects such as managing a dental practice.

The aim is to ensure that qualified dentists, wherever they practice and whatever their age, stay abreast of the latest developments in dental practice worldwide. For the patient, it provides a guarantee of receiving the best in care according to global state-of-the-art. I very much advise readers to look beyond their own region and see what is going on elsewhere in the world. It provides a fascinating insight into priorities and concerns among the global dental community.

It may be worth reminding ourselves of what FDI’s CE Programme is about. It targets qualified dental practitioners in developing countries, mid-income countries and countries in economic transition. For them, professional development through continuing education is an essential part of the lifelong learning for the dental profession. It is an important aspect of modern evidence-based dental practice and an essential for dentists to maintain an up-to-date clinical and theoretical knowledge of the art and science of dentistry.

Furthermore, the CE Programme puts into practice one pillar of FDI’s global mission: ‘to advance and promote the art, science and practice of dentistry’ within the overall vision of ‘leading the world to optimal oral health’. More specifically, it supports and encourages continuing education programmes for the dental team and provides a vehicle for developing, exchanging and disseminating information on all aspects of oral health and oral healthcare.

I would like to take this opportunity of thanking and congratulating the regional programme directors and local organizers from FDI member NDAs for a successful series of events of the last 12 months. The 2016 CE Programme promises to be just as exciting and rewarding. I would also like, on behalf of FDI, to express my wholehearted thanks to members of the dental industry whose valuable educational grants and allocations have, over the years, enabled the GCEP to grow and flourish.

We can all look forward to seeing how this long-standing., landmark FDI programme develops and expands in the coming years.

Dr Tin Chun WongFDI President

Please note that all FDI CE Programme events are flagged with the above logo.

The appearance of this logo on a National Dental Association educational programme, event publicity and signage provides assurance that:

• The lectures flagged with the logo have been organized by one of the FDI CE Regional Directors in collaboration with the local organizer (National Dental Association or Society)

• The Speakers are recognized FDI international/national experts in the field

• The programme of lectures has been reviewed by the FDI Education Committee

• The details of lectures and speakers are available in the 2016 CE Programme Brochure. This can be downloaded in pdf format on the FDI CE Programme webpage: http://www.fdiworldental.org/events/ce-programme

If you require further information about the 2016 CE Programme or have evidence of the misuse of the CE Programme logo, please contact us at: [email protected]

FDI CE Programme Directors and Organizers look forward to welcoming you to CE events and wish you much success in your continuing education!


Programme DirectorProf Charles Pilipili

Phone +32 2 764 58 65

Fax +32 2 764 57 98

Email [email protected]

It has been an exciting first year as Director of FDI’s Continuing Education Programme in Africa. Several workshops were held in many African countries, all which were organized for both National Dental Associations (NDAs) and dental students in their last year of studies at dental schools. Yet, more has to be achieved this year. In October 2015, we will hold the FDI African Congress and 1st International Dental Exhibition in Africa. We hope this will be a great success and the first of a series of three dental congresses in Africa for the period of 2015-17 inclusive, developed in partnership with UNIDI, the Italian Dental Manufacturers Association.

The new series of congresses are part of FDI’s Africa Strategy, re-invigorated at an FDI African Summit held in Cape Town in October 2012, placing emphasis on NDA capacity building, advocacy, CE programme and activities. FDI’s new programmes and initiatives directly focused on Africa are a great source of pride for us. Dr Tin Chun Wong has said how very pleased she is, as FDI President, to have been party to these developments as they are beneficial for oral health on the African continent and enhance FDI’s reputation as a leader in the field.

With this initial series of events, FDI now has the means and resources to fulfil its long-held ambitions of improving the state of oral health in Africa. Strengthening NDAs will, in the long run, have a significant and positive impact on each country’s dental sector and the ability of dental practitioners to reach a wider segment of the population.

Programme Director: Prof Charles Pilipili

Prof Charles Muhima Pilipili has been appointed Director of FDI’s CE Programme in the African region. The appointment took place at the meeting of the FDI Council in New Delhi, India, 2014.

In Africa, Prof Pilipili has been a regular contributor to a number of NDA congresses and is involved in prevention and humanitarian projects. These include, since March 2011, a project for the humanitarian screening and dental care of street children in Lomé, Togo, run one week a year by the European Oral and Dental Education Centre in Brussels, Belgium; and since 2012, with former FDI President Michèle Aerden, the MIKO Pilot Prevention Project (Mino ya Koseka or ‘smile teeth’) in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo.

Charles Pilipili is professor at the Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium, where he is Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, President of the School of Dentistry and Stomatology, Head of the Department of Paediatric Dentistry and Dental Care for the Disabled, and President of the International Conference of Deans of French-speaking Dental Schools (Conférence Internationale des Doyens des Facultés de Chirurgie-Dentaire d’expression Française). Member of the Pierre Fauchard Academy, Prof Pilipili also holds a number of guest professorships at universities in Africa, Europe and the Middle East.

AFRICA


Minimal Intervention Dentistry, Atraumatic Restorative Dentistry 8NDA Name: Associação Moçambicana dos Médicos Dentistas Location: Maputo, Mozambique Date: February 2016

Endodontics, Root Canal, Dental Caries 9NDA Name: Association Rwandaise des Chirurgiens-Dentistes et Stomatologues Location: Kigali, Rwanda Date: 17-19 March 2016

Restoration, Children, Dentists 10NDA Name: Association Nationale des Chirurgiens Dentistes Location: Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the CongoDate: 27-29 April 2016

Endodontics, Aesthetic Dentistry 11NDA Name: Association Nationale des Chirurgiens Dentistes SénégalaisLocation: Dakar, Senegal Date: 25-27 May 2016

Minimal Intervention Dentistry, Atraumatic Restorative Dentistry 13NDA Name: Uganda Dental Association Location: Kampala, Uganda Date: December 2016

AFRICA Summary


NDA Name Associação Moçambicana dos Médicos Dentistas

LocationMaputo, Mozambique

Date February 2016

Type of event A five-day-course on ‘Minimal Intervention Dentistry and Atraumatic Restorative Dentistry’

Organizer FDI World Dental Federation

Partner Dutch Government

Local contact Dr Paula Hahing [email protected]

Topic Minimal Intervention Dentistry and Atraumatic Restorative Dentistry

Learning objectives ➔➔ ART is one caries management approach that is included in the MID philosophy (FDI Task Force Report) ➔➔ Therefore, in addition to educating and training dental operators into ART, they also need to become knowledgeable of MID ➔➔ As ART uses a high-viscosity glass-ionomer (HVGIC), the chemistry, characteristics and application of HVGIC will be explained and demonstrated ➔➔ Finally, applying ART on patients is an essential component of the education course. ➔➔ For ART to work in a sustainable manner, good contact with the industry is required ensuring constant availability of HVGIC and ART hand instruments

Keywords: ART, MID, paediatric dentistry

Speaker 1: Prof Jo Frenken

• Member of the FDI Public Health Committee, he is a global expert in Atraumatic Restorative Treatment (ART)

• Between 1977 and 1997, he lived and worked in Malawi, Tanzania and Zimbabwe where he developed the ART approach

• The research about ART covers around 400 publications from different parts of the world, as it was revealed at an ART symposium held at the last IADR congress

Topic Minimal intervention dentistry

Learning objectives ➔➔ ART is one caries management approach that is included in the MID philosophy (FDI Task Force Report) ➔➔ Therefore, in addition to educating and training dental operators into ART, they also need to become knowledgeable of MID ➔➔ As ART uses a high-viscosity glass-ionomer (HVGIC), the chemistry, characteristics and application of HVGIC will be explained and demonstrated ➔➔ Finally, applying ART on patients is an essential component of the education course ➔➔ For ART to work in a sustainable manner, good contact with the industry is required ensuring constant availability of HVGIC and ART hand instruments


Speaker 2: Prof S Leal

AFRICA Mozambique

Associação Moçambicana dos Médicos Dentistas


NDA Name Association Rwandaise des Chirurgiens-Dentistes et Stomatologues

Location Kigali, Rwanda

Date17-19 March 2016

Type of eventInternational Oral Health Conference

OrganizerRwanda Dental Association

PartnerFDI World Dental Federation

Local contactDr Immaculée Kamanzi [email protected]

Topic Lecture: Current best practices in endodontics focused on the standards of modern endodontics Workshop

Learning objectives ➔➔ The usual methods of diagnosis in endodontics will be reviewed➔➔ The isolation of the tooth with a dental dam during an endodontic procedure and decision making treatment and endodontic retreatment will be developed from practical examples ➔➔ Recent developments regarding the root canal shaping, irrigation and filling will be exposed ➔➔ A last part will present endodontic surgery ➔➔ Workshop on Root canal preparation with rotary NiTi instruments

Keywords: Root canal therapy, endodontic rotary instruments

Speaker 1: Dr Pierre Carsin

• Dentist specialized in endodontics and operative dentistry at Université Catholique de Louvain, Brussels, Belgium and specialist qualification in Biomaterials at Paris VII, France

• Practice dedicated exclusively to endodontics

Topic Caries experience and related factors in 4-6-year-olds in Central Africa

Learning objectives ➔➔ Contribute to the knowledge of the prevalence of caries experience and discuss the risk factors associated in children in Central Africa, to improve the oral health status

Keywords: Dental caries, primary dentition, oral health, central Africa

Speaker 2: Prof Florent Songo Baukaka

• Graduated from Zaire Université, he obtained a Master’s degree in Paediatric Dentistry and his PhD from the University of Kinshasa

• Member of the National Association of Dental Surgeons and French Societies of Paediatric Dentistry and Oral Health

• He is currently Associate Professor, Head of Dental School at the University of Kinshasa and Professor of Paediatric Dentistry at the same university

AFRICA Rwanda

Association Rwandaise des Chirurgiens-Dentistes et Stomatologues


NDA Name Association Nationale des Chirurgiens Dentistes

Location Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo

Date 27-29 April 2016

Type of event 10th National Journeys of Odonto-stomatology

Organizer Association Nationale des Chirurgiens Dentistes

PartnersFDI World Dental Federation, Ministry of Public Health, Maecolux and partners

Local contact Dr Brigitte Banza [email protected]

Topic Complex restoration in children

Learning objectives ➔➔ Update on management strategies of severe carious lesions in children➔➔ Conservative, conventional and unconventional restoration in children➔➔ Identification and interception of risks factors

Speaker 1: Dr Daniel Bandon

• Graduated from Université de Marseille, France, where he also obtained his PhD

• He is a hospital practitioner and lecturer at universities

• He has contributed to more than 100 national and international publications on different subjects and more specifically on paediatric odontology

• As an international speaker, he has given some 400 conferences worldwide

Topic The responsibilities shared in the dental office

Learning objectives ➔➔ Dentists are surrounded by people with various jobs ➔➔ The agreement, respect and efficiency of each are the guarantee of good management and quality care

Speaker 2: Dr Jacques Malet

• Dental surgeon, mediator in charge of deontological issues and disputes at the French Social Security in Brittany

• Regulatory monitoring

• From 2003 until 2010, project manager at the French Minister of Health in charge of the re-organization of the dental profession and health security

• He is now a private practitioner and auditor at AFAQ-AFNOR in charge of ISO certification of dental clinics and hospitals

AFRICA Democratic Republic of the Congo

Association Nationale des Chirurgiens Dentistes


NDA NameAssociation Nationale des Chirurgiens Dentistes sénégalais

Location Dakar, Senegal

Date 25-27 May 2016

Event International Conference

Type of event Lecture and workshop

Organizer Association Nationale des Chirurgiens Dentistes sénégalais

Partners FDI World Dental Federation, GADEF, GC, Maecolux and partners

Local contact Dr Noel Akonde [email protected]

Topic Contribution of the continuous rotation in the optimization of endodontic treatment

Learning objectives ➔➔ Achieving this therapeutic procedure, in a context of general practice and in compliance with acquired principles, remains a challenge for many practitioners ➔➔ To overcome these difficulties and inconveniences, new means and techniques are now available through the continuous rotation ➔➔ They combine speed, safety and efficiency, which are ‘key words’ of great importance for the profitability of dental practices; hence the importance of continuous training

Speaker 1: Prof Marie Chantal Avoaka-Boni

• Graduated in Dental Surgery from Cocody Universty, Abidjan, she has a Certificate of Advanced Studies in Oral Biology, Medical Science and advanced studies in Conservative Dentistry from Université de Toulouse, France

• She obtained her PhD in Science, Option: Odontology, Cocody University, Abidjan and a University degree in Smiling Aesthetic

Topic Lecture: Aesthetic dentistry

Learning objectives ➔➔ This course is addressed to dentists willing to develop and update their knowledge in restorative and aesthetic dentistry ➔➔ It offers a theoretical and practical approach in this field as well as the new techniques and materials proposed, in order to offer to the patient the best aesthetic results ➔➔ Most of the questions asked by today’s dentists about aesthetic dentistry will be approached and answered in detail ➔➔ The theoretical presentation will be followed by a practical workshop, explaining in detail, the described techniques and procedures

Speaker 2: Prof Josephe Sabbagh

• Graduated from St-Joseph University in Beirut, Lebanon, he obtained his PhD in biomaterials and a Master’s degree in Restorative Dentistry and Endodontics from Université Catholique Louvain, Brussels, Belgium

• In parallel, he obtained two Certificates of Advanced Studies in Biomaterials and Operative Dentistry from the university of Paris-VII, France

• Currently, he is an Associate Professor in the Department of Restorative and Aesthetic Dentistry in the Lebanese University and the director of several research projects

AFRICA Senegal

Association Nationale des Chirurgiens Dentistes sénégalais


AFRICA Senegal

Association Nationale des Chirurgiens Dentistes sénégalais

Topic Workshop: Aesthetic dentistry

Learning objectives ➔➔ Practical workshop, explaining in detail the described techniques and procedures of Prof Josephe Sabbagh’s lecture

Speaker 3: Mr Dirk Galle

• He was educated as a dental technician and got his University degree in 1995 at Dental Institute Anneessens, Brussels, Belgium

• He specialized in fixed prosthesis in Germany and Australia and in veneered superstructures on implants and aesthetical restorations in Belgium

• He is actively involved in the development and creation of new ceramic products for GC Europe

NDA NameAssociation Nationale des Chirurgiens Dentistes sénégalais

Location Dakar, Senegal

Date 25-27 May 2016

Event International Conference

Type of event Lecture and workshop

Organizer Association Nationale des Chirurgiens Dentistes sénégalais

Partners FDI World Dental Federation, GADEF, GC, Maecolux and partners

Local contact Dr Noel Akonde [email protected]


NDA Name Uganda Dental association

Location Kampala, Uganda

Date December 2016

Type of event A five-day course on ‘Minimal Intervention Dentistry and Atraumatic Restorative Dentistry’

Organizer FDI World Dental Federation

PartnerDutch Government

Local contact Dr Steven Mugabe [email protected]

Topic Complex restoration in children

Learning objectives ➔➔ ART is one caries management approach that is included in the MID philosophy (FDI Task Force Report) ➔➔ Therefore, in addition to educating and training dental operators into ART, they also need to become knowledgeable of MID ➔➔ As ART uses a high-viscosity glass-ionomer (HVGIC), the chemistry, characteristics and application of HVGIC will be explained and demonstrated ➔➔ Finally, applying ART on life patients is an essential component of the education course ➔➔ For ART to work in a sustainable manner, good contact with industry is required ensuring constant availability of HVGIC and ART hand instruments


Speaker 1: Prof Jo Frenken

• Member of the FDI Public Health Committee, he is a global expert in Atraumatic Restorative Treatment (ART)

• Between 1977 and 1997, he lived and worked in Malawi, Tanzania and Zimbabwe where he developed the ART approach

• The research about ART covers around 400 publications from different parts of the world, as it was revealed at an ART symposium held at the last IADR congress

AFRICA Uganda

Uganda Dental association

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