VIC DHAA & ADOHTA - Reunite for Mouth Health

Join ADOHTA and DHAA at the Holmesglen Dental Simulation Centre for a workshop style event focusing on the Hall Technique and Advanced Periodontal Instrumentation.

 
As oral health practitioners we continuously show excellence in our profession by providing the highest quality care and education to our patients. These workshops will enhance your skills by providing clinical techniques to maximise your professional levels of care.

If you are looking for hands on instruction, looking to update your skills or just need a refresher these workshops are for you!

Spaces are limited for each workshop

 8:30am - 9:00am  Registration
 9:00am - 12:30pm Hall Technique Advanced Instrumentation #1 
 12:30 - 1:30pm  Lunch and networking
 1:30pm - 5:00pm   Advanced Instrumentation #2 

Select the workshops times you would like to attend when registering. Lunch is included for all attendees.

CPD Hours: 3hrs scientific CPD per workshop


Our Event Sponsors:            

Our event hand hygiene products and masks are kindly sponsored by Erskine Oral Care.

 


Lecture Synopsis:

Hall Technique Desktop Workshop

This workshop will teach you how to place stainless steel crowns on deciduous molars without the need for local anaesthetic or tooth preparation. Topics include the theory behind the Hall Technique, case selection, and practical hands on instruction. If you are looking to update your skills or just need a refresher this is the workshop for you!

Learning Outcomes

  • Background of the Hall Technique - a proven method for managing caries and hypomineralised deciduous dentition in young children
  • Evidence - how does the Hall Technique compare to conventional restorative techniques
  • Careful case selection - Treatment planning and consent for the Hall Technique
  • Contraindications for use of Hall Technique
  • Fitting stainless steel crowns - hands on instruction for choosing the correct sized crowns and how to place them on deciduous molars

Advanced Periodontal Instrumentation Workshop

This hands-on workshop is limited to 20 participants and will explore subgingival and advanced debridement techniques as well as body ergonomic principles in the simulation clinic. Topics include:

  • Periodontal assessment
  • Use of Gracey scalers
  • Reviewing diagnostics, root morphology and furcation areas using advanced instrumentation techniques
  • Ergonomic positioning principles

Learning outcomes:

  • Review current clinical instrumentation practice in a safe environment.
  • Review ergonomics and hand positioning for optimal clinical technique and reduction of stress injuries.
  • Be able to test drive a variety of instruments that will be available and shown the correct clinical technique for their use.

This workshop will provide practical principles for confronting Clinical complications with dexterity, skill and confidence. The appropriate selection of hand instruments will help to maximise performance, minimise stress and increase clinician's professional satisfaction levels.   


Speaker Biographies:

Ashlinn Mason

Miss Ashlinn Mason is a graduate of The University of Melbourne and was chosen as one of eight Oral Health Therapists from Australia to be a part of the Dental Practitioners Graduate Program run by Dental Health Services Victoria in 2013. During this year, she co-created the Barwon Health outreach program ‘Wide Smiles’ which screens pre-school and prep/grade 1 children and has shown to reverse and stabilise early-signs of decay through fluoride application, early intervention and oral health messages. Nominated for a number of awards, the program is now in its eighth year. Her program has won the Barwon Health Care Innovation award 2 years running, as well the GMHBA Researcher of the Year Award for Smart Initiatives for Healthy Minds and Healthy Bodies. She has co-published 2 papers on the program to date.

Volunteering as a clinician for the Hall Technique study run by Dr Rachel Martin and Dr Hany Calache in 2013, she has followed these patients through the 3-year study and was also a finalist in the Audience Choice Awards for Barwon Health for her work on Victoria’s Hall Technique study paper. Moving into the teaching space in 2016 and attaining her Graduate Certificate in Dental Therapy (advanced Clinical Practice) and Teaching Certificate qualification, Ashlinn now divides her time between clinical, rural and outreach work in the public sector whilst leading the CSU Bachelor of Oral Health program as Discipline lead at Holmesglen, Melbourne.

Deb Brown

Deb Brown is a Dental Hygienist with a Post Graduate Diploma in Restorative Dental Hygiene (Canada). She has worked within a variety of settings and specialties providing care in Orthodontics, TMJ/Facial pain, Special needs/medically compromised, Geriatrics and General Dentistry. Deb currently practices part time in General Dentistry as well as maintaining a role as a Clinical Demonstrator/Lecturer in Melbourne.


Registration Prices

DHAA members - $160 per workshop
DHAA Student & Graduate Members - $60
Non members - $240 per workshop

ADOHTA member registration is through the ADOHTA website

Parking:

Available onsite, free directly a the front of building 6 via Gate 1 Batesford Road. The car park gate will have open access from 8am - 9:30am.

Train Station:

The train station is directly behind building 6 with direct access to the Holmesglen campus, it is the Glen Waverly line and the station to get off at is HOLMESGLEN station.

 

When
17/07/2021 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
AUS Eastern Standard Time
Where
Holmesglen Dental Simulation Centre Chadstone Campus Cnr Warrigal Rd. and Batesford Rd. Chadstone, VIC 3148 AUSTRALIA
Online registration not available.

Not a DHAA Member?

You can still attend our events by creating a purchase account at the link above. This will be a non-member account where you can register for events and track your event registrations. It does not allow you access to member benefits or the members portal, these are only accessible by joining as a DHAA member.

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