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The Faculty of Dentistry
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
Presents
Surgical Aspects
of Dental Practice
Thursday 24 & Friday 25 October 2013
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland,
St Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2.
SPEAKERS
Dr Dermot Canavan, Dublin, Ireland
Practice limited to the Management of Patients with Facial Pain
Dr Michael O’Sullivan, Dublin, Ireland
Consultant in Restorative Dentistry, Dublin Dental University Hospital
Dr Karel Deleeuw, Scottsdale, Arizona, USA
Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, Mayo Clinic, Scottsdale
Dr Steve Scrivani, Boston, USA
Professor, Orofacial Pain and Headache Centre, Tufts University, Boston
Dr James Meaney, Dublin, Ireland
Consultant Radiologist, St James Hospital, Dublin
Dr Brian McGeeney, Boston, USA
Assistant Professor of Neurology, Boston University School of Medicine
Dr Peter Cowan, Dublin, Ireland
Practice limited to Oral Surgery and Implant Dentistry
Dr Gerry Cleary, Dublin, Ireland
Practice limited to Prosthodontics
Dr Tiernan O’Brien, Galway, Ireland
Practice limited to Periodontology and Implant Dentistry
Mr Steve Dover, Birmingham, England
Consultant Oral and Maxillfacial/Craniofacial Surgeon, Birmingham
Dr Tony Pogrel, San Francisco, USA
Professor and Chairman, Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery,
University of California San Francisco
Dr Leonard Kaban, Boston, USA
Professor and Chairman, Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston
Dr Jan Moriarty Dublin, Ireland
Consultant Anaesthetist, St James Hospital Dublin
Professor Leo Stassen, Dublin, Ireland
Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, St James Hospital Dublin
Professor Richard Ibbetson, Edinburgh, Scotland
Dean, Faculty of Dental Surgery, Royal College of Surgeons
of Edinburgh
Professor Tara Renton, London, England
Professor of Oral Surgery, Kings College Dental Institute, London
Dr Pat Cleary, Dublin, Ireland
Practice limited to Endodontics
Dr Anne O’Donoghue, Dublin, Ireland
Practice limited to Periodontology and Implant Dentistry
Professor Duncan Sleeman, Cork, Ireland
Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, Cork University Hospital
THURSDAY 24 OCTOBER AM
Chairperson – John Walsh
Facial Pain
08.00 Registration. Tea & Coffee served in the Sponsors’ Exhibition (Examination Hall)
08.20 OPENING REMARKS & WELCOME
DEAN
08.30 TMD : Non-surgical management
Dermot CANAVAN
09.00 Role of Occlusion in TMD
Michael O’SULLIVAN
09.30Historical and Contemporary
Surgical Treatments in TMD
Karel De LEEUW
10.10 DISCUSSION
10.25 Coffee & Sponsors Exhibition (Examination Hall)
10.45Trigeminal Neuralgia :
Aetiology, Diagnosis and Management Steve SCRIVANI
11.25 A Role for Imaging in Diagnosis of Trigeminal Neuralgia ? Jim MEANEY
11.55 Trigeminal Neuralgia : Controversial Aspects
Brian McGEENEY
12.35 DISCUSSION
12.45 Lunch & Sponsors Exhibition (Examination Hall)
THURSDAY 24 OCTOBER PM
Chairperson – Patrick J. Byrne
Implant Dentistry
14.00 The history of osseointegration
Peter COWAN
14.30The Surgical-Prosthetic Interface in
Implant DentistrY
Gerry CLEARY
15.00Is Immediate Implant Placement
a panacea for bone preservation ?
Tiernan O’BRIEN
15.30 Coffee & Sponsors Exhibition (Examination Hall)
16.00Bone Substitutes :
is autogenous bone the gold standard ?
Steve DOVER
16.45 Implants : the good, the bad and the ugly
Tony POGREL
17.30 DISCUSSION AND CLOSING REMARKS
DEAN
FRIDAY 25 OCTOBER AM
Chairperson – June Nunn
Anaesthesia & Sedation
08.00 FELLOWS AGM
08.30 Registration. Tea & Coffee served in the Sponsors Exhibition (Examination Hall)
08.55 OPENING REMARKS AND WELCOME
DEAN 09.00 The unique role of the Dental profession
in the development of Anaesthesia
LEONARD KABAN
09.40 G
eneral Anaesthesia and Intravenous Sedation
in Dental Practice : the Anaesthetist’s Perspective JAN MORIARTY
10.20 Coffee & Sponsors Exhibition (Examination Hall)
10.45In-office Sedation and Anaesthesia in Dental Practice :
the North American Experience :
Karel De LEEUW
11.30Accreditation and Training in Dental Sedation :
the Irish Experience
Leo STASSEN
12.00Contemporary Intercollegiate guidelines
on Dental Sedation
Richard IBBETSON
12.30 DISCUSSION
12.50 RCSI Faculty of Dentistry, RESEARCH AWARD WINNERS
13.00 Lunch & Sponsors Exhibition (Examination Hall)
FRIDAY 25 OCTOBER PM
Chairperson – John Marley
Oral Surgery
14.00 Avoiding complications in Dento-alveolar Surgery
Tara RENTON
14.45 The Maxillary Sinus : friend or foe ?
Tony POGREL
15.30 Is there still a role for Surgical Endodontics ?
Pat CLEARY
16.00 Coffee
16.30 Periodontal Surgery in Dental Practice : what works ?
Anne O’DONOGHUE
17.00 Dentoalveolar Surgery in Practice, treat or refer ?
Duncan SLEEMAN
17.30 DISCUSSION
18.00 CLOSE
DEAN
DATES FOR YOUR DIARY
Friday, 13 December 2013
Faculty of Dentistry 50th Anniversary Gathering
‘Implant Dentistry- an Irish Perspective’
Thursday, 30th & Friday, October 31st 2014 – Faculty of Dentistry ASM
‘Controversies in Clinical Dental Practice’
The Faculty of Dentistry would like to thank our Gold Sponsors
CPE Points 14
Register online today at http://dentistry.rcsi.ie/wp/asm-2013/
With thanks to our SponsorS
INVITATION FROM THE DEAN
This year represents the 50th Anniversary for the Faculty of Dentistry and as we come toward the end of this
celebratory year I am delighted to welcome everyone to the Annual Scientific Meeting over the following
two days 24 & 25 October. A warm welcome is extended to all from the Dental community and also those
from the Anaesthetic, Neurology and Pain Management communities who may be present. I would like to
thank and congratulate Dr Gerry Cleary and his Committee on providing an excellent programme and as
usual, recruiting a diverse and most respected group of speakers from Ireland, Britain and North America.
The meeting theme is “Surgical Aspects of Dental Practice” and will have four areas of clinical focus in the
meeting sessions : Facial Pain (TMD and Trigeminal Neuralgia), Surgical and Restorative aspects of Implant
Dentistry, Sedation and Anaesthesia in Dental Practice and Dentoalveolar Surgery. The presentations will
address topic overviews, management of clinical scenarios, review of long term experience and suggestions for clinical practice.
The Faculty are pleased as always to welcome all our speakers and a particularly warm welcome for our overseas presenters. From
North America ; Dr Karel DeLeeuw Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon at the Mayo Clinic discusses the surgical aspects of
Temporomandibular Disorders and also a North American perspective on Dental Anaesthesia and Sedation. Dr Steve Scrivani and Dr
Brian McGeeney both from Boston will address the aetiology, treatment and also controversial aspects of Trigeminal Neuralgia. Dr Scrivani
is a reknowned expert in Facial Pain and Dr McGeeney, originally a Medical Graduate from Dublin and at present Assistant Professor of
Neurology at Boston University with a particular interest in Headache Medicine.
Dr Tony Pogrel, Chairman of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at the University of California San Francisco presents on the varying
outcomes of dental implant surgery and also on the importance of the maxillary sinus to the dental surgeon. Dr Leonard Kaban, Chairman
of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at the Massachusetts General Hospital Boston will provide a historical insight into the role of the dentist
in the development of general anaesthesia. The Massachusetts General is a Hospital steeped in the history of general anaesthesia. We are
delighted to welcome these eminent clinicians and as part of the Annual Scientific Meeting Honorary Fellowship of the Faculty will be
conferred on both Dr Pogrel and Dr Kaban.
Mr Steve Dover, Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon in Birmingham will present on the importance of autogenous bone and
alloplastic materials in implant rehabilitation, and Dr Tara Renton, Professor of Oral Surgery at Kings College Dental Institute discusses
complications related to dentoalveolar surgery and more importantly the avoidance of these complications. We are very pleased to welcome
Steve and Tara to the meeting and very much look forward to their presentations. Professor Richard Ibbetson, Dean of the Faculty of
Dentistry, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh is also most welcome. Richard is the Chairman of the Intercollegiate Group on
Sedation and Anaesthesia in Dentistry and will provide a summary of the Intercollegiate guidelines in this area.
The Irish based speakers are highly respected clinicians, teachers and researchers both in Ireland and Overseas, and it a pleasure for the
Faculty to welcome them to meeting and thank them for their contribution. Dr Dermot Canavan and Dr Michael O’Sullivan will open the
meeting with a discussion of the non surgical management and the role of the occlusion in TMD. Dr Jim Meaney Consultant Radiologist
at St James Hospital Dublin has a longstanding interest in the imaging of patients with trigeminal neuralgia and will share his experience
in this area with us. Drs Peter Cowan, Gerry Cleary and Tiernan O’Brien will review scientific, surgical and restorative aspects of implant
dentistry and all most welcome and we look forward to their presentations. Dr Jan Moriarty, Consultant Anaesthetist and Professor Leo
Stassen Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon both at St James Hospital Dublin will debate differing viewpoints of sedation and
anaesthesia in dental practice. In the final session Dr Pat Cleary, Dr Anne O’Donoghue and Professor Duncan Sleeman will discuss how
endodontic surgery, periodontal surgery and oral surgery have evolved with a particular emphasis on dental practice.
These meetings cannot proceed without the generous support of many companies. The Faculty are most grateful to all our sponsors and
could I please encourage everyone attending the meeting to take some time to visit and speak with the various representatives at the stands
in the conference hall during the breaks in the Scientific Sessions.
It remains for me once again to welcome everyone who has found the time to attend the meeting and also to welcome and thank our
speakers from home and overseas..
Gerard Kearns
Dean
Faculty of Dentistry, RCSI