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John Kanca to return to Scotland
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fter an absence of more than 10 years since his last visit, NHS Education for Scotland (NES) is bringing John Kanca back to Scot-
land to present a ‘Masterclass in Adhesive Dentistry’ on 12 October in Glasgow. Dr Kanca is recognised as a pioneer
and world-class authority on all things to do with adhesive dentistry. His extensive research and materials development is based on his continued experience in clinical practice, being one of a rare and special group who combine world-leading research with real-world clinical practice. He maintains a thriving practice in Middle- bury, Connecticut, USA, specialising in aesthetic and cosmetic dentistry. Those who have listened to John Kanca’s
presentations before have hailed them as a clinical practice-changing experience. East Kilbride dentist Tom Lamont said: “John Kanca’s presentation was one of the best I have heard. He presents dental materials in an exciting, practical and understand- able way.” Dr Kanca participated in the first study
to validate the etching and bonding of dentine, making it the everyday procedure we all use today. He has developed, and co-created, many well-known and leading- edge bonding systems over the years. He discovered ‘Wet Bonding’ and went on to create the fourth generation of bonding systems and the concept of pulse activation of composites.
HOW TO BOOK
The ‘Masterclass in Adhesive Dentistry’ is being held in the Argyle Suite, which has a separate entrance from the main hotel facing the Clyde Auditorium. There are car parking facilities which will cost £5 for the day for any delegates attending the event. Included in the cost is a two- course hot buffet lunch in the One Restaurant. There will also be an opportunity to meet, discuss and view products from a variety of dental representatives. Those booking before the end of June will be entered into a prize draw for products up to the value of £250. The concurrent DCP conference being held on the same day is already fully booked.
® To book your place, sign on to the Dental Portal at:
www.portal.scot.nhs.uk and search for ‘Masterclass’. As this is an NES event, the cost is being kept as low as possible. The course fee will be £175, including lunch.
66 Scottish Dental magazine The Crowne Plaza Hotel He has published more than 70 arti-
cles and many abstracts, and presents at many major dental conferences around the world. In April this year, he was a headline presenter at the BDA Conference in Manchester. His current research interest focuses on preventing defects in deep Class II restorations and how glass ionomers really work. The masterclass in Glasgow will be an
all-day event, attracting two sessions of CPDA for eligible dentists and six hours of verifiable CPD. NES is bringing Dr Kanca to present at the Crowne Plaza hotel in Glasgow. This is one of the city’s premier four-star hotels located on the banks of the Clyde close to the SECC. The masterclass will be a must for
those seeking to place the finest restora- tions possible with the fewest difficulties.
Among the topics covered during the presentation will be: • the principles of adhesion, including an overview of all available resin bonding systems • the best and easiest method for creating a properly wet-etched dentine surface • the sealing of crown preparations • evaluation and treatment of tooth pain and post-operative sensitivity • placement techniques for all classes of restorations • the best use of flowable resin composites • the truth about deep posterior restora- tions • current ceramics and how best to bond to ceramic and to the tooth • recommendations about where to use which kinds of materials • best activation lights, whitening and the things one might want to have in one’s armamentarium. As a result of attending this event,
delegates should be able to: • maximise the performance of resin bonding agents • place large durable resin composite restorations • be able to evaluate and treat different types of tooth pain • be able to generate outstanding posterior contacts in resin composites • be able to place sensitivity-free restorations • know why and how to seal crown preps • Eliminate sensitivity in crown and preps.
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