REGISTER ONLINE NOW Parking: SMC and Secure Parking offer 15% off parking at the Secure World Square Carpark when booking online (apply promotional code SMCFC16) (3 minute walk). By Train: Closest station is Museum Station. Follow the Castlereagh St exit signs, turn left heading south down Castlereagh St, and turn right at the first intersection at Goulburn Street (4 min walk). Australian Society of Endodontology NSW 2019 PROGRAMME GETTING TO THE SMC CONFERENCE & FUNCTION CENTRE: 66 Goulburn Street, Sydney NSW 2000 Drinks at 6pm Lecture starts 7pm. New digital technologies have been enthusiastically embraced by the profession. This is especially so in restorative techniques with CAD/CAM design and manufacture of restorations. In addition, new materials and protocols have facilitated “minimal intervention” concepts in tooth restoration. But has embracing these advances resulted in less prudent biomechanical considerations in restoration of the endodontically treated tooth? Are the concepts of ferrule and resistance form still important? Is “out with the old and in with the new” always appropriate? Dr Terry Walton Wed, February 6, 2019 Some Disturbing Trends in the Restoration of Endodontically Treated Teeth Sheraton on the Park, 161 Elizabeth Street, Sydney NSW 2000 The traditional goals of endodontic treatment have focused on the “prevention and treatment of apical periodontitis”. Recent philosophies suggest that a change in focus to “the retention of asymptomatic and functional teeth” is a more appropriate patient focused goal. This lecture will look at how this change in focus has influenced the way that endodontic treatment is carried out, the critical role that new technologies play in this evolution and challenges encountered with this approach. Dr Oliver Pope Wed, June 12, 2019 Less is More? A Look Down the Rabbit Hole of Conservative Endodontics SMC Conference & Function Centre When dental trauma occurs in young children the event is traumatic for the patient, parent and often the treating clinician. Dental trauma in the growing child can have long-term effects not only on the patient’s dentition but also on their psyche and overall oral health. This lecture will discuss the practical management of dental trauma in the developing dentition and how we can minimise its long-term effects. Dr Juliette Scott Wed, November 20, 2019 Head Over Heels! Trauma in the Developing Dentition SMC Conference & Function Centre Clinicians face choices on a daily basis whether we are making a diagnosis, selecting a procedure, choosing a device or material. How do we decide and on what basis? A systematic assessment framework is proposed upon which decision should be based. Adjunct Associate Professor Chankhrit Sathorn Wed, August 7, 2019 Navigating Controversies in Endodontics with Evidence SMC Conference & Function Centre Parking at Sheraton on the Park - Piccadilly Carpark offers flat-rates: $20 online and $30 at gate (after 5pm) 137 Castlereagh St, Sydney CBD For more information please visit www.asensw.org.au or email [email protected]

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Parking: SMC and Secure Parking o�er 15% o� parking at the Secure World SquareCarpark when booking online (apply promotional code SMCFC16) (3 minute walk).By Train: Closest station is Museum Station. Follow the Castlereagh St exit signs, turn left headingsouth down Castlereagh St, and turn right at the �rst intersection at Goulburn Street (4 min walk).

Australian Society of Endodontology NSW2019 PROGRAMME

GETTING TO THE SMC CONFERENCE & FUNCTION CENTRE: 66 Goulburn Street, Sydney NSW 2000

Drinks at 6pmLecture starts 7pm.

New digital technologies have been enthusiastically embraced by the profession. This is especially so in restorative techniques with CAD/CAMdesign and manufacture of restorations. In addition, new materials and protocols have facilitated “minimal intervention” concepts in toothrestoration. But has embracing these advances resulted in less prudentbiomechanical considerations in restoration of the endodonticallytreated tooth? Are the concepts of ferrule and resistance form stillimportant? Is “out with the old and in with the new” always appropriate?

Dr Terry WaltonWed, February 6, 2019

Some Disturbing Trends inthe Restoration ofEndodontically Treated Teeth

Sheraton on the Park, 161 Elizabeth Street, Sydney NSW 2000

The traditional goals of endodontic treatment have focused on the“prevention and treatment of apical periodontitis”. Recent philosophiessuggest that a change in focus to “the retention of asymptomatic andfunctional teeth” is a more appropriate patient focused goal. This lecture will look at how this change in focus has in�uenced the waythat endodontic treatment is carried out, the critical role that newtechnologies play in this evolution and challenges encountered withthis approach.

Dr Oliver PopeWed, June 12, 2019

Less is More? A Look Downthe Rabbit Hole ofConservative Endodontics

SMC Conference & Function Centre

When dental trauma occurs in young children the event is traumaticfor the patient, parent and often the treating clinician. Dental traumain the growing child can have long-term e�ects not only on thepatient’s dentition but also on their psyche and overall oral health.

This lecture will discuss the practical management of dental traumain the developing dentition and how we can minimise its long-terme�ects.

Dr Juliette ScottWed, November 20, 2019

Head Over Heels! Traumain the Developing Dentition

SMC Conference & Function Centre

Clinicians face choices on a daily basis whether we are making adiagnosis, selecting a procedure, choosing a device or material.How do we decide and on what basis?

A systematic assessment framework is proposed upon whichdecision should be based.

Adjunct Associate ProfessorChankhrit SathornWed, August 7, 2019

Navigating Controversies inEndodontics with Evidence

SMC Conference & Function Centre

Parking at Sheraton on the Park - Piccadilly Carpark o�ers �at-rates: $20 online and $30 at gate (after 5pm) 137 Castlereagh St, Sydney CBD

For more information please visit www.asensw.org.au or email [email protected]