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SUMMARY:Spring Scientific Meeting 2022
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DESCRIPTION:The 2022 Spring Scientific Meeting will again be held at One Great George Street, Westminster, London.  Having missed both 2020 and 2021  Spring Meetings from our March calendar we hope to bring everyone together again for the start of 2022 with an exciting scientific programme “A Passion for Endodontics”, a Table Top Exhibition and an Early Career Group Launch.\n\nProgrammeA Passion for Endodontics\n\n						09.00 - 09.30			Registration							09.30 - 10.00			Welcome Address  Dr Maria Lessani,  President							10.00 - 10.45			A Life in Stories   Esther Freud, Novelist, London							10.45 - 11.15			Refreshments, Posters and Exhibition							11.15 - 12.30			Apical plug technique versus regenerative endodontics for non-vital immature teeth  Dr Marga Ree, Private Practice, Purmerend, The Netherlands							12.30 - 13.30			Lunch, Posters and Exhibition							13.00 - 13.30			BES AGM (Members only)							13.30 - 13.45			BES Prizes							13.45 - 14.45			Endodontics: the more we learn, the more we grow  Professor Alison Qualtrough, University of Manchester							14.45 - 15.15			Refreshment Break and Exhibition							15.15 - 16.15			A Journey: In a gentle way you can shake the world Dr Yasi Ravandoust, University of the Pacific Dental School, San Francisco, USA   							16.15 - 16.45			Finding your path in dentistry   Dr Raelene Sambrook, UCL Eastman Dental Institute, London							16.45 - 17.00			Launch of Early Career Group							17.00 - 19.00			Early Career Group Reception (open to all)							 			5 hours CPD			 Speakers\n\nEsther FreudEsther Freud is the author of nine novels, the first of which, Hideous Kinky, was made into a film starring Kate Winslett. She has written plays, short stories and articles, and in 2019 was made a fellow of the Royal Society of Literature. I Couldn’t Love You More, her most recent book, was published in May.\n\nEsther’s talk is about the power of memory and stories, and how she has used her own experience, family history, and research for the basis of her novels. How passionately an idea can take hold, so that everything is relevant to the subject, as if the world is conspiring to help in the task of uncovering the tale.\n\n \n\nDr Marga ReeMarga Ree, DDS, MSc obtained her degree in dentistry from the University of Amsterdam in 1979 and completed her residency in endodontics in 2001. She is a popular speaker for dental and endodontic conferences, and has given over 250 presentations and hands-on courses in 30 countries all over the world. She is the primary author of many articles published in national and international journals and has contributed to several books on endodontics and restorative dentistry. From 1980 till 2020 she maintained a private practice in Purmerend, which for the last twenty years was dedicated to endodontics. She is presently working at a multidisciplinary dental practice in Amsterdam.\n\nSummary of Presentation\n\nTreatment of young permanent teeth with pulp involvement represents both an endodontic and a restorative challenge. In this presentation, treatment options for non-vital teeth with open apices will be discussed. Although revascularization has been recommended as a promising alternative to the MTA barrier technique, there are still limitations, which might result in an unpredictable outcome. In contrast, there is substantial evidence of the favorable outcome of immature teeth treated with the MTA barrier technique.\nMarga Ree has practiced endodontics since 1998 and recently undertook a recall of all her trauma patients, of which she was able to recall 80%. She will compare the apical plug technique with regenerative endodontic procedures and discuss pros and cons of both treatment modalities. A variety of cases with long-term follow-ups will be presented.\n\n \n\nProf Alison QualtroughAs a Professor in the Division of Dentistry at the University of Manchester, with responsibilities as a Consultant in Restorative Dentistry and on the Specialist Lists in Endodontics and Restorative Dentistry, Alison was the first HEA Senior Fellow in dentistry in Manchester. With a publication record of some 100 peer reviewed papers she has an exceptional track record related to undergraduate and postgraduate teaching and assessment and her international reputation as a scholar and examiner reflects examiner-ships at home and abroad\nAs member of BES Council for 10 years, past President, previous Secretary and Chair of the Teachers Group, Alison has had a major influence in shaping the direction of the scope of education, practice and standards in endodontics, embracing her mission to ensure that the fundamental knowledge and skills underlying successful treatment are established with the undergraduate and further developed at postgraduate level\nIn terms of other strategic roles, Alison led on the review of the Guidelines for Periradicular Surgery, is on the RCS (Edin) Council, is on the Specialist Advisory Board in Endodontics and is a member of the GDC Specialist Advisory Committee in Restorative Dentistry\n\n \n\nDr Yasi RavandoustYasaman Ravandoust , D.D.S, M.S\nI am an Assistant Professor of Endodontic Department at The University of the Pacific, Arthur A.Dugoni and maintain a private practice limited to Endodontics. I earned my DDS and Masters in Endodontics from the University of California, San Francisco and became a diplomate of the American Board of Endodontics. I have served in different capacities at the American association of Endodontics and as a member of the Scientific Advisory board of the Journal of Endodontics.\n\n \n\nDr Raelene SambrookRaelene is a GDC registered specialist in Prosthodontics. She completed her undergraduate and postgraduate training in Australia. After completing her specialist training she worked at both the University of Melbourne and the Melbourne Dental Hospital. Following that, she took a ‘gap year’ where she lived in France and completed an executive MBA at the University of Lausanne, Switzerland. Instead of returning back to Australia, she decided to move to the UK, where she started at the Eastman Dental Institute. She is now an Associate Professor in Prosthodontics at the Eastman Dental Institute, Programme Director of the MSc Conservative Dentistry Programme and Honorary Consultant at the Eastman Dental Hospital\n\n  \n\n
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LOCATION:One Great George Street, Westminster, London
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