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Biohorizons: Providing implant confidence in all bone qualities GDC Development Outcome – C

Course Dates: 26th September 2019 - 26th September 2021
Enrollment Dates: Enroll Anytime
Who can Enroll: Anyone
Course Language: English
Price: FREE

About the Course

Understand the evolution of dental implant materials

Understand how to meet patients’ growing desire for significantly reduced treatment times, earlier prosthetic care and fewer appointments

Understand how to master complex situations such as very weak bone and extraction sockets, and in regions with limited bone height

Understand the practical implications of using a new universal implant in everyday practice.

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    • Oral Health Foundation teams with the French Dental Association and Unilever to launch Covid-19: Practical Guide

    Course Dates: Open-ended
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    Price: FREE

    About the Course

    To assist to resumption of dental services, the Oral Health Foundation has joined with the French Dental Association and Unilever to release some simple and easy-to-follow recommendations. ‘Covid-19: Practical Guide’ is available to download here and is divided into five areas:

    In addition, the Oral Health Foundation has produced further downloadable resources for dental practices that can be found at www.dentalhealth.org/coronavirus.

    Dentists: Skeleton dental service going back to work at a fraction of pre-Covid capacity

    Course Dates: Open-ended
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    About the Course

    There will be no return to ‘business as usual’ for dentistry as a little over a third (36%) of England’s practices prepare to reopen on Monday 8 June, at a fraction of their pre-pandemic capacity, a new poll for the British Dental Association (BDA) shows.

    Evidence gathered from over 2,000 practices in England suggests:

    While over 80% of practices expect to reopen to some level by the end of June, major constraints will remain on the service. Decontamination and social distancing policies mean longer treatment slots, with surgeries sometimes sitting fallow between patients – leaving many practices unable to maintain their financial viability in the face of fewer patients and higher costs. 

    The BDA has said these grim findings underline the need for support from government. It has called for immediate clarification on key worker status for dental team members, and action on PPE supplies.

    Dental practices are among the only businesses on the high street still paying business rates, with even the bookmakers receiving rates relief. Sector leaders have also called for vital support like the furlough scheme – that 80% of practices have made use of – not to be pulled away prematurely when levels of clinical activity remain so low. 

    BDA Chair Mick Armstrong said: “Anyone expecting dentistry to magically return on Monday will find only a skeleton service. Those practices reopening now face fewer patients and higher costs and will struggle to meet demand. Dentists returning to work still lack the support offered to our neighbours on the high street, and even clarity on key worker status when it comes to childcare. Ministers must change tack if dentistry is going to survive the new normal.”

    The BDA poll covered dental practices in England, with 2,053 respondents (over a fifth of the estimated total of 10,000 practices). Fieldwork was completed between 1-4 June 2020.

    IDEX 2020 moved to new dates in September

    Course Dates: Open-ended
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    Price: FREE

    About the Course

    The 17th International Istanbul Dental Equipment and Materials Exhibition (IDEX), originally due to take place in the Spring, has been postponed until 10-13 September at the CNR Expo Center in Istanbul. The decision to go ahead with the show was made by the Pozitif Trade Fairs and DİŞSİAD (Turkish Dental Bussinessmen Association).

    Reaching a business volume of 500 million dollars in Turkey, the dental industry will gather professionals from all over the world at IDEX. The exhibition will display products from more than 1.000 domestic and international brands. With 30,000 visitors expected from 80 countries, the exhibition aims to create a trade volume of more than 150 million dollars.

    Organised by CNR Holding subsidiary, Pozitif Trade Fairs, in association with DİŞSİAD, the exhibition is known to draw industry professionals from Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, Russia and CIS countries, the Far East, North and South America, and Oceania.   

    Companies from Russia, Germany, Italy, the UK, Austria, Hungry, India, the UAE, and the USA will be present as the products of more than 1.000 brands from 14 countries will be showcased. State-of-the-art products, from orthodontics to implants, imaging devices, dental equipment, dental cements, and cad/cam, will be introduced across the 35,000m2 show floor.

    In addition to the aisles packed with products from around the world, attendees will also have the chance to explore the industry and its challenges on a global scale via the programme of seminars and workshops on offer. Industry developments will be shared as professional international speakers discuss the dental industry’s latest innovations and share their opinions about the future of the sector.

    For more information, click here.