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PRESIDENT’S WELCOME
Dear Colleague,
The Annual Conference 2010 returns to the City of the Tribes and this is
the occasion for you to bring your ‘dental tribe’ for an educational and team
building experience! This will be a conference with a difference, specifically
geared to the whole dental team.
At the scientific programme, I look forward to hearing world-renowned
speakers from far and near covering areas of significant interest to you and
your team. I am particularly pleased to welcome such well known speakers
as Dr Howard Farran of Dentaltown.com fame, who will stimulate your
practice management thoughts, Dr Stanley Malamed, who will update your
information on local anaesthesia, Dr Joseph Massad, who has hands-on tips
on how to maximise your denture successes with and without implants and
Dr Richard Mounce who will review current thinking on endodontics. The
best of local talent from both academic and practitioner disciplines will also
make very practical presentations, from which everyone should have some
take-home gems.
As every year, the dental trade show will showcase new and advanced
products, equipment and technology from the dental industry. All members
of the dental team will have the opportunity to discuss new products and
the various advancements in products and services with our trade
colleagues.
The Irish Dental Association is the main provider of continuing dental
education in Ireland and with this in mind attendance at the entire
conference guarantees all dental practitioners their entire annual CPD
requirement for 2010. From 2010, CPD will be a mandatory requirement
for all dentists, so this is surely an added incentive to attend.
No conference is complete without a varied and exciting social programme,
and this year in particular all social activities will be geared for fun for you
and your team!
A busy, cultural and lively city, Galway offers visitors the very best in
hospitality to create the ideal location for our 2010 conference. Be sure to
mark May 13-15, 2010, in your own diary and in your office diary now, for
The Pearls of Wisdom Conference and Oceans of Fun.
I look forward to seeing you in Galway!
Dr Billy Davis
President Elect
PROGRAMME COLOUR KEY
Dental Nurses’ Programme 4
Dental Team Day 4
Dentists’ Programme 5
Dental Hygienists’ Programme 5
Dental Technicians’ Programme 52
1. The virtues of profitable dentistryHoward Farran Inis Mor Suite
This course will provide the tools needed to help build a great,
meaningful and profitable dental office. Applying these tools
provides the ultimate staffing formula to create high energy for
performance under stress and still achieve daily goals. In addition,
this course will teach you how to control your account
receivables with bonuses, and how to separate the main business
strategies of market differentiation, cost leadership, and target
marketing so you can acutely focus your business while turning
your patients into raving fans. 9.30 – 5.00
2. The ultimate impressioning experience for full dentures and implantsJoseph Massad Athy Suite
This participation course will allow each attendee to learn and
experience the best methods for impressioning of prosthetic
patients for the complete, immediate denture and the implant
restoration overdenture. Implant restoration impression making
will be included, and methods of adapting current dentures to
secure retention. Also each attendee will mount a unique jaw
recorder to various edentulous classifications for taking
physiological jaw recordings. 9.30 – 5.00
3. Capture the perfect makeover and prepare effective marketing and educational material for your practice (Two half-day sessions)
Rita Bauer and Mike Beltrami Burren Suite
Are you using patient photography to its fullest but not satisfied
with the results? Do you use your clinical photographs only for
treatment planning and patient records? Then you are missing out
on an excellent opportunity to show off your great work.
We will show you the tips and techniques to consistently take
excellent patient views and portraits, and to prepare marketing
and educational material. You will be amazed how easily digital
photography can be learned and immediately incorporated into
your practice. 9.30 – 12.30 and 2.00 – 5.00
4. Crown lengthening – techniques for improvingsuccess in restorative and cosmetic dentistry PJ Byrne/Anne O’Donoghue/Declan Corcoran D’Arcy Suite
This practical ‘hands-on’ course will review the indications and
applications of clinical crown lengthening as an integral part of
comprehensive diagnosis and treatment planning for your patients.
The current surgical and non-surgical techniques will be reviewed
with regard to obtaining the optimum functional and aesthetic
results in your patients.
Through a series of clinically based presentations followed by
practical hands-on teaching sessions on periodontal manikin head
models, the presenters will guide participants through the
techniques, help you to identify the easy from the difficult cases,
illustrate the practical applications and limitations, guide you on
what to avoid and encourage you on what to ‘take on’ in terms of
clinical crown lengthening.
You will have the benefit of the clinical input of three experienced
clinicians delivering this practical course, which will increase your
exposure to the maximum variety of techniques. 9.30 – 5.00
5.00pm
Anne O’Donoghue Declan CorcoranPJ Byrne
Mike BeltramiRita Bauer
Joseph Massad
Howard Farran
THURSDAY MAY 13 PRE CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
CEO Address followed by IDA Annual General Meeting Inis Mor Suite
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THURSDAY MAY 13
DENTAL TEAM DAY
9.00 – 10.00 The art of good communication, grow your team, grow your practiceHoward Farran
10.00 – 11.00 Better practice with four-handed dentistryEllis Paul
11.00 – 11.30 TEA/COFFEE
11.30 – 12.15 Aspects of cross-infection in primary dental care – a novel approachOwen Thompson and David McCaughey
12.15 – 2.00 IDA NATIONAL MEETING FOR GPs■ Presentation by GP Committee■ Update on DTSS/DTBS■ Significant developments affecting general practice■ Discussion and debate
and LUNCH
INIS MOR SUITE
2.00 – 2.45 Digital photography for the dental teamRita Bauer
2.45 – 3.30 Emergency medicine: 10 minutes to save a lifeStanley Malamed
3.30 – 4.00 TEA/COFFEE
4.00 – 4.45 Record keeping for the dental team – acting in your patient’s best interests and keeping out of troubleBrian Edlin
4.45 – 5.30 How to grow a successful business, even in challenging timesSean Gallagher
5.30 – 7.30 TRADE SHOW PARTYPresentation of The Moloney Award and The Costello Medal
2010 will see the introduction of a dedicated team day at our Annual Conference. The full Conference theatre will be in
use with all presentations applicable to every member of the dental team.
FRIDAY MAY 14 MAIN PROGRAMME
PRE CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
9.30 – 5.00 Inis Mor Suite
The virtues of profitable dentistryHoward Farran
9.30 – 5.00 Athy Suite
The ultimate impressioning experience for full dentures and implantsJoseph Massad
9.30 – 12.30 and 2.00 – 5.00 Burren Suite
Capture the perfect makeover and prepare effective marketingand educational material for your practice (Two half-day sessions)
Rita Bauer and Mike Beltrami
9.30 – 5.00 D’Arcy Suite
Crown lengthening – techniques for improving success inrestorative and cosmetic dentistry PJ Byrne/Anne O’Donoghue/Declan Corcoran
DENTAL NURSES’ PROGRAMME
1.00pm LUNCH
2.00pm – 5.00pmA dedicated afternoon programme for dental nurses. Furtherdetails to follow.
5.00pm CEO Address Inis Mor Suite
followed by
IDA Annual General Meeting
Dental Team Table Quiz in Atrium Bar followed by music in main bar.
SATURDAY MAY 15
Saturday’s programme will see the main dental programme “split” into two parallel programmes. Both lecture halls are
directly beside one another and delegates can move between the halls as the presenatation times are synchronised.
A dedicated dental hygienists programme and dental technicians programme will also run concurrently.
DENTAL HYGIENISTS’ PROGRAMMEPRIVATE SUITE
9.45 – 10.30 Serving under-served populationsNoel Kelsch
10.30 – 11.00 TEA/COFFEE
11.00 – 11.45 Peri-implantitis – the current statusDeclan Corcoran
11.45 – 12.15 The adjunctive use of lasers in the treatment of periodontal diseaseStephen Parker
12.15 -1.00 Speaking with your mouth full – communicating in the dental settingCatherine Waldron
1.00 LUNCH
DENTAL TECHNICIANS’ PROGRAMMED’ARCY SUITE
9.00 – 10.00 Predictable preparation of all elements needed to support dentists in record takingJoseph Massad
10.00 – 10.45 New advances in laboratory technologyGlenn McEvoy
10.45 – 11.15 TEA/COFFEE
11.15 – 12.00 Indirect porcelain restorations – the potential, thepitfalls, the possibilitiesPaul Moore
12.00 – 12.45 Digital photography for the technicanRita Bauer
12.45 LUNCH
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DENTISTS’ PROGRAMME 1 INIS MOR 2
8.30 – 10.00 Open forumPanel discussion followed by a debate on issues affectingrecently qualified dentists and how the Association can offer support
10.00 – 10.45 Radiographic technique selection and its influence on interpretationDonal McDonnell
10.45 – 11.15 TEA/COFFEE
11.15 – 12.00 Lets pull together! – A team approach to children’s dentistry and orthodonticsJohn Walsh
12.00 – 12.30 Shrinking some Pearls (of Wisdom) togetherDympna Daly
12.30 – 1.00 What you need to know that will not fit on a T-shirt – the dental professional’s approach to addictive behaviourNoel Kelsch
1.00 – 2.00 LUNCH
2.00 – 3.30 A rapid fire review of the state of the art in endodontics, 2010Richard Mounce
3.30 – 4.00 TEA/COFFEE
4.00 – 5.00 Local anaesthetics: dentistry’s most important drugsStanley Malamed
DENTISTS’ PROGRAMME 2 INIS MOR 3
9.00 – 10.00 Multi/inter-disciplinary approach to intelligent aesthetics. Three keys to restorative success: prevent, restore, maintainDavid Winkler
10.00 – 10.45 Porcelain pearls in practicePaul Moore
10.45 – 11.15 TEA/COFFEE
11.15 – 12.00 The use of laser photonic energy in oral soft tissue managementStephen Parker
12.00 – 1.00 Tips for soft and hard tissue for optimal aesthetics of anterior teethAnne O’Donoghue and Aisling O’Mahony
1.00 – 2.00 LUNCH
2.00 – 2.45 Implant overdentures simplifiedJoseph Massad
2.45 – 3.30 The ‘Good, the Bad and the Ugly’– 30 years of implant experiencesSpencer Woolfe
3.30 – 4.00 TEA/COFFEE
4.00 – 4.30 What works in prosthodontics?Brian O’Connell
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At the Moloney Award presentation (from left): Pheena Kenny, Irish Dental Health
Foundation; Dr Rory Maguire, recipient of the Moloney Award for 2009; Dr Paddy
Crotty, Chairman of the judging committee; and, Dr Donal Blackwell, President IDA.
Dr Joe Moloney AwardThis year sees the continuation of the Dr Joe Moloney Award, kindly
sponsored by the Dental Health Foundation. This award will be given
to the presentation judged as Best Table Demonstration by a panel of
judges. A magnificent glass trophy will be awarded in perpetuity. We
are also asking all those who are willing to present to note that the
format specifies a practical demonstration that will recycle in five
minutes or less rather than a mini-lecture presentation. A poster
presentation, while welcome, will not be eligible for the Award.
TABLE DEMONSTRATIONSApplications are invited from dentists wishing to present Table
Demonstrations and Poster Presentations at the Annual Conference
2010. Demonstrations will be held from 2.30pm – 5.00pm on
Friday, May 14.
The area will be available for setting up of Table Demonstrations
from 9.00am on Thursday. Setting up must be completed before
2.30pm.
The organising committee will review all applications and reserve
the right to accept or reject any application. It is hoped that a
multiplicity of dental interests will be covered.
Please send in details of your Table Demonstration, including the
title of your presentation and a short abstract of what your
presentation includes to:
Table Demonstrations
Irish Dental Association
Unit 2 Leopardstown Office Park
Sandyford
Dublin 18
President’s Golf Competition The President’s Golf Competition will take place at the spectacular
Galway Golf Club on Wednesday, May 12.
Tee time: 2.00pm
Green fees: €35
Playing in three balls
Only IDA members who have registered for the conference can
participate in the President’s Prize competition; however, non-
members are also welcome to play for other prizes.
Tony Costello Memorial MedalThe competition for the Tony Costello Memorial Medal will be judged
on a Table Demonstration or Poster Presentation of not more than 10
minutes on a subject applicable to general dental practice. Each of the
three dental schools may enter a team of a maximum of two people.
The presentation will be judged on:■ clinical usefulness;■ academic content;■ presentation; and,■ originality.
The Irish Dental Association will make a grant of €400 per
demonstration.
At the presentation of the Costello Medal were (from left): Mrs Jacqueline Costello;
IDA President Dr Donal Blackwell; and, recipients Laura Fee and Aiyat Elsherif,
representing the Dublin Dental Hospital.
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DECLAN CORCORAN
Practice limited to periodontics and implant
dentistry in Dublin
Peri-implantitis – the current status
Implants have been a great addition to dental
treatment in recent years. Implant therapy can
be problematic in the partially edentulous
patient. The problem of peri-implantitis is
unfortunately becoming all too common. This
lecture addresses the various issues related to
peri-implantitis and its management.
RITA BAUER
Digital Education Media Specialist, University of
Toronto, Canada
Digital Photography for the dental team
Your digital images are a vital tool for
treatment planning, medical/legal
documentation, lab communication, patient
education and marketing.
See how you can get excellent results with
cameras, from inexpensive high end amateur
cameras to the top of the line single lens
reflex systems. The time to go digital is NOW!
In this fun-filled programme, Rita Bauer will
share her tips and techniques to consistently
take excellent clinical pictures with the proper
camera set-up and standardised patient
positioning.
HOWARD FARRAN
Founder and publisher of Dentaltown and
Orthotown magazines and www.towniecentral.com
The art of good communication: grow your team,
grow your practice
This lecture will focus on good
communication skills for the dental team, basic
virtuous business fundamentals, dental practice
profitability with diminished stress, and a
staffing formula for a highly motivated team.
SEAN GALLAGHER
Co-founder and MD of Smarthomes, Ireland’s largest
in-home technology company, and Dragons’ Den
How to grow a successful business,
even in challenging times
Sean’s presentation will include: the story of
Smarthomes; the challenge for many dentists –
are you a professional or a business owner?;
top 10 principles to achieving success; the keys
to managing and growing a business; how to
win new business; picking and growing a
winning team; and, the eight parts to achieving
balance and happiness in business and life.
DYMPNA DALY
Paediatric dentist, private practice, Galway City
Shrinking some Pearls (of Wisdom) together
This presentation will pass on some of the tips
gleaned from almost 20 years in clinical
paediatric dental practice. Good
communication and teamwork are essential to
look after all aspects of the child’s oral health.
The emphasis will be on practical ‘take-home’
tips, which aim to ensure that the child’s
experience in the dental surgery is as pleasant
as possible for all involved.
BRIAN EDLIN
Head of Dental Services, Leeds, with Dental
Protection
Record keeping for the dental team – acting
in your patient’s best interests and keeping
out of trouble
This presentation will cover the reasons why
we need to keep patient records from a clinical,
legal and ethical perspective, and how much
information should actually be written within
the clinical records. The significance of referral
letters and hospital letters as part of the clinical
records will also be discussed. The presentation
will also include case studies showing how poor
clinical records can compromise the patient,
dentist and dental nurse.
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JOSEPH MASSAD
Director and Professor, Removable Prosthodontics,
Scottsdale Center for Dentistry, Scottsdale, Arizonia
Implant overdentures simplified
This lecture course will outline the steps from
start to finish of impression making for the
implant retained over-denture patient. These
new innovations in impression making will
take the participant to the next level for those
patients who have the need for any type of
implant prosthodontic device.
Predictable preparation of all elements needed to
support dentists in record taking
Key elements in the analysis to calibrate the
overall smile design; how information received
from a functional base will optimise retention,
allowing a patient to chew efficiently.
DÓNAL McDONNELL
Senior Lecturer Consultant in Oral Radiology,
Cork Dental School
Radiographic technique selection and its influence
on interpretation
This presentation will review the
requirements and technique of the various
intra and extraoral radiographic techniques
that are typically used in dental practice. The
value of a particular technique to the
subsequent interpretation will be reviewed
and suggestions discussed as to the indications
and contraindications of the various
radiographic techniques.
STANLEY MALAMED
Professor of Anesthesia & Medicine, University of
Southern California School of Dentistry
Local anaesthetics: dentistry’s most important drugs
Local anaesthetics are the safest and most
effective drugs in medicine for the prevention
and management of pain. Included is: (1) the
local anaesthetic 'ON' switch . . . buffered local
anesthetics; (2) the local anaesthetic ‘OFF'
switch . . . phentolamine mesylate, the local
anaesthesia reversal agent; and, (3) new
research on the success of mandibular
infiltration with articaine HCl.
Emergency medicine: 10 minutes to save a life
A review of the preparation for, and effective
management of, potentially life-threatening
situations that can arise.
DAVID McCAUGHEY
General practitioner, Northern Ireland
Aspects of cross-infection in primary dental care –
a novel approach
How a principal/associate in a primary care
setting can adapt current evidence for cross-
infection control and implement protocols in
their practice, including how to: use interactive
group discussion to translate theory into
practical reproducible action; plan and deliver
evidence-based, practical and relevant education
tailored to both individuals and the dental team
as a whole; and, empower staff to take
possession of the responsibility associated with
cross-infection control.
NOEL KELSCH
Speaker, writer and Registered Dental Hygienist
in Alternative Practice based in the US
Serving under-served populations
In the diverse settings dental professionals
serve, cultural awareness and understanding of
special needs are vital parts of the dental
professional’s role in education and treatment.
What you need to know that will not fit on a
T-shirt – the dental professional’s approach to
addictive behaviour
Addictive behaviours need to be recognised,
understood, and incorporated into treatment
plans. This course provides an overview of
addictive behaviours from drug addiction to
anorexia, and tools to design treatment plans
for patients dealing with addiction.
PAUL MOORE
General practictitioner in Galway
Porcelain pearls in practice
The benefits of bonded milled CadCam direct
or indirect restorations for inlays, onlays,
crowns and ‘endocrowns’ on anterior and
posterior restorations. Variations in case
selection, cavity design, protocols for isolation,
soft tissue handling options, cementation and
finishing will be reviewed. There will also be a
demonstration of the advantages in
magnification and illumination.
Indirect porcelain restorations – the potential, the
pitfalls, the possibilities
The options in scope, materials and techniques
with the Cerec system and use of lithium
disilicate, and how to present this to your clients.
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GLENN McEVOY
Managing Director of Eurocast dental laboratory
New advances in laboratory technology
This course will focus on the current status of
scanning in the dental laboratory and present
new techniques for the fabrication of
prosthetic restorations.
BRIAN O’CONNELL
Professor of Restorative Dentistry, Dublin Dental
School & Hospital
What works in prosthodontics?
Modern prosthodontics struggles to hold on
to things that work, at the same time seeking
improvement through innovation. This
presentation will examine recent
developments, such as CAD-CAM processes
and all-ceramic restorations, in comparision
with traditional treatments, including: finding
current and reliable information on clinical
procedures; making rational decisions about
evaluating and embracing new techniques; and,
discussing clinical risks with patients.
ANNE O’DONOGHUE
Practice limited to periodontics and implant
dentistry, Dublin
Tips for soft and hard tissue for optimal aesthetics
of anterior teeth
The presentation will give guidelines on the
diagnosis and treatment planning of aesthetic
problems. Aesthetic dentistry is a relatively
abstract discipline and the presentation will
focus on presenting practical methods for
optimising anterior aesthetics.
AISLING O’MAHONY
Consultant in Restorative Dentistry (Prosthodontics),
St James’s Hospital, Dublin
Tips for soft and hard tissue for optimal aesthetics
of anterior teeth
The presentation will give guidelines on the
diagnosis and treatment planning of aesthetic
problems. Aesthetic dentistry is a relatively
abstract discipline and the presentation will
focus on presenting practical methods for
optimising anterior aesthetics.
STEVEN PARKER
General practitioner in private practice,
Harrogate, UK
The use of laser photonic energy in oral soft tissue
management
An overview of the use of laser energy in the
many aspects of surgical management of oral
soft tissue, including treatment of pathologies
and adjunctive aspects of restorative dentistry.
The adjunctive use of lasers in the treatment of
periodontal disease
An overview of the scope for the adjunctive
use of laser energy in the management of
periodontal disease and peri-implantitis.
RICHARD MOUNCE
Practice limited to endodontics, Vancouver, USA
A rapid fire review of the state of the art in
endodontics, 2010
This lecture is designed for the general
practitioner to improve their daily endodontic
skills. Areas covered will include the latest
concepts in diagnosis, case selection, cleansing,
shaping and packing of the root canal system
in three dimensions with warm obturation
techniques and bonded obturation. The
course will also include an introduction to the
surgical operating microscope as well as
discussing the importance of coronal seal and
the role of endodontics in treatment planning.
OWEN THOMPSON
General practitioner, Northern Ireland
Aspects of cross-infection in primary dental care –
a novel approach
How a principal/associate in a primary care
setting can adapt current evidence for cross-
infection control and implement protocols in
their practice, including how to: use interactive
group discussion to translate theory into
practical reproducible action; plan and deliver
evidence-based, practical and relevant
education tailored to both individuals and the
dental team as a whole; and empower staff to
take possession of the responsibility associated
with cross-infection control.
DAVID WINKLER
General practitioner, Windsor, England
Multi/inter-disciplinary approach to intelligent
aesthetics. Three keys to restorative success:
prevent, restore, maintain
This presentation will focus on aesthetic
dentistry as practiced at various levels, from
managed care in Denmark to uncompromising
comprehensive treatments in Windsor,
attempting to meet or exceed patients’
subjective expectations while fulfilling our
professional obligations to treat according to
well-defined principles. The key to achieving
success is proper planning.
SPENCER WOOLFE
Practice limited to periodontics and implant
dentistry, Dublin
‘The Good, the Bad and the Ugly’ – 30 years of
implant experience
A 30-minute view of over 30 years of clinical
experience in implant dentistry. ‘The Good,
The Bad and The Ugly’ of this in-vogue
therapy will be illustrated. Economic issues
and dental implant tourism will be discussed.
Hopefully at the end attendees can learn from
my own and other clinicians’ mistakes and
successes.
CATHERINE WALDRON
Dental Hygiene Tutor, Dublin Dental School &
Hospital
Speaking with your mouth full – communicating in
the dental setting
This presentation will review the skills
involved in communication, particularly in the
clinical setting, and make some suggestions as
to how the appointment session might be
structured in order for both the patient and
the operator to communicate effectively. The
ability of the dental professional to learn these
skills will also be considered.
ELLIS PAUL
General practitioner, UK
Better practice with four-handed dentistry
This presentation will cover ways to use the
skills of the dental nurse more effectively to
enable her to work with the dentist as a true
dental team, including: correct posture; how
the nurse can help to maintain a clearer field
of vision for the dentist; improved techniques
for aspiration; better methods for soft-tissue
retraction; a foolproof way for improved
mirror vision; and, how the different methods
of instrument transfer can reduce operator
stress and improve operating efficiency.
JOHN WALSH
Paediatric dentist and orthodontist
Lets pull together! – A team approach to children’s
dentistry and orthodontics
Providing the optimum dental care for
children during early childhood and the
teenage years is very much a team approach.
This presentation will explore the areas of
behaviour modification, motivation and four-
handed dentistry as tools which the dental
team can use to achieve these goals.
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PRE-CONFERENCE REGISTRATIONTHURSDAY MAY 13, 2010
Course Titles IDA member Non Member
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT – Full Day €300 ■■ €500 ■■The virtues of profitable dentistryBook this course with full conference programme €500 ■■ €800 ■■
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY – 1/2 day €300 ■■ €500 ■■Capture the perfect makeover and prepare effective AM ■■marketing and educational material for your practice PM ■■Book this course with full conference programme €500 ■■ €800 ■■(maximum 20 places on each 1/2 day course)
CROWN LENGTHENING – Full Day €400 ■■ €600 ■■Techniques for improving success in restorative and cosmetic dentistryBook this course with full conference programme €600 ■■ €800 ■■(maximum 12 places)
DENTURES AND IMPLANTS – Full Day €400 ■■ €600 ■■The ultimate impressioning experience for full denturesand implants(maximum 12 places)Book this course with full conference programme €600 ■■ €800 ■■
CONFERENCE REGISTRATIONFRIDAY May 14, 2010SATURDAY May 15, 2010
IDA Member €300 ■■IDA Member + 1 Team Member* €400 ■■IDA Member + 2 Team Members* €490 ■■IDA Member + 3 Team Members* €570 ■■Non Member €500 ■■Dental Team Member – Dental Nurse, Hygienist or Technician €120 ■■Retired IDA Member €150 ■■1st Year qualified €120 ■■* Dental Team Member = A Dental Nurse, Hygienist or Technician
ONE DAY REGISTRATIONIDA Member €220 ■■ Friday ■■ Saturday ■■Non Member €320 ■■ Friday ■■ Saturday ■■
SOCIAL PROGRAMMEANNUAL DINNER €85 ■■* Please note Annual Dinner tickets cannot be guaranteed after Thursday May 13, 2010
PRESIDENT’S PRIZE GOLF €35 ■■
* Cancellations must be received in writing/email no later than Friday May 7, 2010.
TOTAL PAYMENT €