The ADA acknowledges the importance of continuing professional development and is committed to helping its members deliver a high standard of dental services to the greater Auckland communities.
ADA-CE provides you with opportunities to develop your learning,stimulate your thinking, enhance your skills and engage with like-minded peers to share ideas and techniques. We understand that we all have varied dental interests and learning styles. We endeavour to cater to all of our members in terms of their experience, level of knowledge and time commitments. Notification of ADA-CE will be via our monthly newsletter, general meetings, website and emails from ADA's office.
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Sustainable Dentistry in New Zealand - Aluro Healthcare Workshop
Sustainable dentistry in New Zealand - this is a free workshop for ADA members and their team - join Aluro Healthcare NZ and be a part of the sustainable conversation!
Guest speakers: Dr Diogo Godoy Zanicotti; Prof Zac Morse and Hilary Barker OHT.
Bring the eco cheerleader within your business and learn from leading New Zealand dental professionals some top tips you can implement tomorrow to be a more sustainable dental practice.
Single Implant Restoration - from planning to long-term prosthesis - with Dr Abdullah Barazanchi
Single Implant Restoration – from planning to long-term prosthesis.
Implant dentistry has drastically improved options for patient and clinicians when it comes to restoring an edentulous space. However, despite great strides in the technology, successful outcome of the treatment still heavily relies on the decision making and planning between the restorative and surgical teams.
The first part of the lecture highlights the decision making process for implants as a treatment option and communication with the patient. We will also discuss the various lab and clinical components required for fabrication of an implant as well as various restorative options such material options, CAD/CAM vs conventional, when stock or a custom abutment are appropriate, the when and how of cement and screw retained crown. A demonstration on how to fabricate a provisional implant crown chairside, how to improve soft tissue profile as well as learning what to look for when testing aesthetic and occlusal requirements and how to communicate them with the dental technician for fabrication of final restoration.
When: Friday 13 August @ Remuera Golf Club - 9.30am - 4.30pm
We would like to thank Henry Schein for their sponsorship of this event. 
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Non-ADA Members - Single Implant Restoration - from planning to long-term prosthesis - with Dr Abdullah Barazanchi
Single Implant Restoration – from planning to long-term prosthesis.
Implant dentistry has drastically improved options for patient and clinicians when it comes to restoring an edentulous space. However, despite great strides in the technology, successful outcome of the treatment still heavily relies on the decision making and planning between the restorative and surgical teams.
The first part of the lecture highlights the decision making process for implants as a treatment option and communication with the patient. We will also discuss the various lab and clinical components required for fabrication of an implant as well as various restorative options such material options, CAD/CAM vs conventional, when stock or a custom abutment are appropriate, the when and how of cement and screw retained crown. A demonstration on how to fabricate a provisional implant crown chairside, how to improve soft tissue profile as well as learning what to look for when testing aesthetic and occlusal requirements and how to communicate them with the dental technician for fabrication of final restoration.
When: Friday 13 August @ Remuera Golf Club - 9.30am - 4.30pm
We would like to thank Henry Schein for their sponsorship of this event.
EMCARE Level 4 NZRC Dental Modular Certificate - Sept 2021
Saturday 25 September 2021, 8.30am - 12.30pm @ NZDA House, 1/195 Main Highway, Ellerslie.
The Dental Modular Certificate Course Level 4 (DMCC4) is a combination of pre-reading, skills development and practical assessment and is the required level of training for:
- Dentists/Dental Specialists - not performing sedation
- Dental Therapists, Dental Hygienists, Orthodontic Auxiliaries, Clinical Dental Technicians
- Dental Technicians undertaking restricted activities
Course topics:
- DRSABCD approach to patient management
- Adult Collapse
- Childhood Collapse
- Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation
- Use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
- Recovery position
- Management of choking
- Adjuncts for Airway Management - Oro-pharyngeal and Supraglottic airways
- One person and two person CPR
- Bag valve mask use
- Oxygen use in resuscitation
- Management of Anaphylaxis
