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Please complete this reply slip and send to 3B, Periodontology, Prince Philip Dental Hospital, 34 Hospital Road, Hong Kong, with a crossed cheque payable to "Hong Kong Society of Periodontology and Implant Dentistry Limited" before 28 February 2013. Please send a separate cheque for guest to facilitate refund.
The Use of Antibiotics in Treating Periodontal Problems in General Practice
Date:
5th April 2013 (Friday)
Time:
7:30-9:00pm
Venue:
Prince Philip Dental Hospital
34 Hospital Road, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong.
Topic:
The Use of Antibiotics in Treating Periodontal Problems in General Practice
Chairpersons:
Dr. Philip Wong
Dr. Vincent Ngai
Max. Capacity:
20 people
Fee:
$100 (refundable for members)
CME:
Pending
Will you give antibiotics to them?
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Prof. Lang's Farewell Lecture
Dentistry without and with implants- how predictable is our therapy
A generation ago, dental implants became available in their third generation following the principle of osseointegration. These devices have partially revolutionized clinical dentistry, but also brought about new aspects of complications both in terms of biological, technical and aesthetic aspects.
While traditional reconstructive dentistry provided predictable and satisfactory long-term outcomes with known complication rates, implant dentistry today is affected by a series of unknown factors leading to complications and unsatisfactory outcomes. Especially the maintenance of implant patients deserves utmost attention. The early diagnosis of biological complications should be given high priority and intercept with appropriate prophylactic and therapeutic measures should be routinely performed.
Predictable treatment outcomes can only be assured if biological factors receive higher priority over mechanical thinking and concepts.
Please send registration form and crossed cheque payable to "Hong Kong Society of Periodontology and Implant Dentistry Ltd" to Dr Stanley Lai, 3/F., Periodontology, Prince Philip Dental Hospital, 34 Hospital Road, Hong Kong.
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Interdisciplinary treatment approach requires a highly interactive team, in which good communication and coordination are required both in treatment planning stage and throughout the course of treatment. Colleagues in the team should possess state of the art cross-disciplinary knowledge and have clear agreement about the distribution of responsibilities and shared knowledge of the patient's expectation.
In this study group, Dr She is going to present a series of treated and on-going cases which are co-managed with Dr. Tong, other periodontists and general dentists. A discussion will be modulated by Dr She and Dr Tong on a number of issues regarding periodontal-orthodontic interface.
The goals of this study group are to promote collaboration between orthodontists, periodontists and general dentists and to increase awareness to our profession towards the possibility of interdisciplinary management of young and adult patients with periodontally-involved dentition.
Continuous Professional Education activities with our Macau Colleagues in collaboration with Macau Dental Association
Dr. Stanley Lai, our Vice-President, presented a lecture titled " Modern Periodontal Therapy - What could be achieved and how relevant to our patient?"
