A Practical Approach to BEWE & Management of Erosive Tooth Wear in PracticeGreenwood Theatre, 55 Weston Street, Bermondsey, London SE1 3RA Friday 17th April 10.30 – 16.15

Erosive tooth wear is the 3rd most commonly observed oral condition,1 but despite being important to protect

both you and your patient very few of us are screening patients and recording ETW in our patient records.

Join us for a FREE symposium which will provide you practical advice on management of ETW – from how to

use the BEWE to useful hints on the effective restorative management of ETW in practice.

Hosted by King’s College London, and sponsored by The Erosive Tooth Wear Foundation and by GSK, the

makers of Pronamel, this event brings together clinical experts in restorative dentistry and dentolegal experts to

provide you a practical nuts to bolts overview of successful management in general practice.

Who should attend?

This event has been developed for dentists and dental hygienists & therapists.

CPD will be provided for the event.

Secure your place now online – www.bewe.eventbrite.co.uk

Hosted by King’s College London

Sponsored by The Erosive Toothwear Foundation and GSK, the makers of Pronamel

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Agenda

10.30 Welcome Rebecca Moazzez, Reader in Oral Clinical Research & Prosthodontics, KCL

10.35 BEWE & erosive tooth wear David Bartlett, Head of the Centre for Oral, Clinical & Translational Sciences, KCL

11.00 BEWE & clinical recording Phil Shaw, Dental Protection

11.30 BEWE in clinical practice Shamir Mehta, Senior Clinical Teacher, KCL

12.00 Clinical practice tools & BEWE Saoirse O’Toole, Clinical Lecturer in Prosthodontics, KCL

12.30 Lunch break

13.30 Prevention & erosion Rupert Austin, Senior Lecturer & Honorary Consultant in Prosthodontics, KCL

14.00 Which materials work? Jose Rodriguez, Consultant in Restorative Dentistry & Prosthodontics, GSTT

14.30 How do composites perform? Vatche Kassardjian, Department of Tissue Engineering Dentistry, KCL

15.00 Break

15.15 Crowns & tooth wear Sachin Varma, Consultant in Prosthodontics, GSTT

15.45 Discussion & close

Places are limited and allocated on a first come, first served basis.

Book your FREE ticket now! www.bewe.eventbrite.co.uk

Hosted by King’s College London

Sponsored by The Erosive Toothwear Foundation and GSK, the makers of Pronamel

A Practical Approach to BEWE & Management of Erosive Tooth Wear in Practice

Supported by GSK the maker of

References: 1. Bartlett D et al. Monitoring erosive toothwear: BEWE, a simple tool to protect patients and the profession. BDJ 2019. 226(12): 930-932

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David Bartlett

Shamir Mehta

Rupert Austin

Vatche Kassardjian

Rebecca Moazzez

Phil Shaw

Saoirse O’Toole

Jose Rodriguez

Sachin Varma

BEWE & Erosive Tooth Wear David BartlettAt the end of the session I will update on

how to use the BEWE with practical video

and demonstrations:

1 Background to where we are with the BEWE

2 Definition of erosive tooth wear and clinical signs and

how these relate to screening for erosive tooth wear

3 Using the BEWE as part of your clinical examination

BEWE & Clinical Recording Phil ShawAt the end of the session the participant

should have gained an understanding of:

1 the requirement to keep complete, accurate

and contemporaneous records

2 what constitutes a complete clinical record

3 the use and misuse of templates

4 documenting toothwear within the clinical records

BEWE in General Practice Shamir MehtaAt the end of the session I will update on my

research findings on the professional habits

with tooth wear assessment:

1 Trends in clinical practice with risk assessment of tooth wear

2 Habits with the use of clinical indices to chart wear,

inclusive of the BEWE

3 Practitioner feedback of the BEWE

4 The scope of e-learning to help educate professionals

with the appropriate use of the BEWE

Clinical Practice Tools & the BEWE Saoirse O’TooleTo show how modern clinical practice tools can

be used alongside the BEWE to enhance tooth

wear monitoring:

1 Why using the BEWE alongside clinical adjuncts like study

models and clinical photographs can increase the likelihood

that you will pick up tooth wear progression earlier

2 When you can expect to see changes in the BEWE on

clinical examinations, study casts and intraoral scans

3 What software you can use to record the BEWE –

a step by step guide to the most commonly used clinical

recording software

Prevention & Erosion Rupert AustinAt the end of the session you will be updated

on the latest science behind the prevention

of erosion:

1 Overview of practical pathways for managing erosion cases

2 Preventative strategies based on diet and behaviour change

3 Update on oral care products and professionally applied

therapeutics for prevention of erosion

Which materials work Jose RodriguezAt the end of the session you will have

increased knowledge on the indications

and contraindications of direct and indirect

materials used to restore worn teeth:

1 Overview on types of direct and indirect materials

2 Clinical stages for direct restorations

3 Clinical stages for indirect restorations

How do composites perform? Vatche Kassardjian

1 Evidence supporting the use of composites in tooth wear

2 Longevity of composites in tooth wear

3 Typical complications, modes of failure, and guidance

for patients

Crowns & Tooth Wear Sachin Varma

1 Indications for providing crowns on patients with tooth wear

2 Longevity of crowns in tooth wear

3 Incorporating providing crowns within a practice setting

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Aims & Objectives

References: 1. Bartlett D et al. Monitoring erosive toothwear: BEWE, a simple tool to protect patients and the profession. BDJ 2019. 226(12): 930-932

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