Our Speakers

Ian Dunn
Specialist Periodontist
Ian is a registered Specialist Periodontist. Inspirational Educator and gifted presenter.
Passionate Perio for the Dental Team
Join us for an intensive, lecture-based day that will cover all aspects of contemporary periodontal management from the latest concepts of aetiology to assessment, diagnosis and treatment planning. We will cover the S3 Treatment Guidelines and look at minimally invasive periodontics including non-surgical regeneration and MINST.
There will be Q&A slots after each session.
Aims
- To understand modern concepts of periodontal disease aetiology
- To appreciate how to assess and diagnose periodontal diseases effectively
- To understand the new classification system 2018.
- To understand the S3 treatment guidelines and the implications for practice.
- To understand the role of self care in periodontal management
- To appreciate different instrumentation techniques
- To understand the role of antimicrobials in disease control
Objectives
By the end of the season participants will be able to:
- Discuss prognosis of periodontally-involved teeth rationally with patients
- Use BPE effectively and rapidly
- Assess periodontal patients in detail to arrive at the right diagnosis
- Instruct and motivate patients in self-care
- Perform non-surgical therapy efficiently
- Utilise antimicrobials in clinical practice

Professor Jim McCaul
OMFSurgeon at QEUH Glasgow
Professor Jim McCaul will close the Study Day with the Caldwell Memorial Lecture.
Oral Cancer
"What you need to know, what you need to do!"
Aims
- To gain an enhanced understanding of early and advanced oral cancer clinical presentation
- To have a clear understanding of the imperative of prompt and appropriate referral of any suspicious lesion
- To gain an overview understanding of state of the art oral cancer treatment and new research initiatives.
Objectives
By the end of the season participants will be able to:
- To gain confidence in recognising oral lesions to refer to the maxillofacial team
- To understand the specific process of urgent suspicion of cancer (USOC) referral to ensure that the patient with the suspicious lesion gets to a USOC appointment with the maxillofacial cancer team efficiently
- To gain clear understanding of the impact oral cancer treatment on patients who will return to your care as cancer survivors.
Delegates will benefit from
- six hours of CPD (CPDA applied for) lectures
- a two-course lunch
- free drinks reception
- social day mixing with colleagues
- extensive tradeshow
Ticket Rates
Eligible for Glasgow Odontological Society & The Royal Odonto-Chirurgical Society of Scotland Members
Other rates
You must have graduated in or after 2021
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