The BACD Fourteenth Annual Conference 2017

9th – 11th November 2017
The Hilton London Metropole Hotel, London

For further enquiries about the British Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry visit www.bacd.com.

The Ceramic Update
“The recent evolution in ceramic and CAD/CAM technologies is breathtaking, but leaves many open questions in restorative and implant dentistry,” says Dr Markus B. Blatz, who will be giving a lecture at the BACD Annual Conference entitled The CERAMIC UPDATE. “Questions like: What are the best treatment options and ceramics for our patients? What is the difference between silica-based, high-strength, and hybrid ceramic materials from an aesthetic, functional, and biologic standpoint? Is all zirconia the same?

Throughout his presentation, Dr Blatz will endeavour to answer these and other questions, in order to cast aside the misinformation surrounding these topics. He will also be discussing with delegates the ins and outs of aesthetic, less invasive and long-term function treatment options; this, he says, will range from conservative veneers to implant-supported full-mouth rehabilitations, providing delegates with an eclectic variety of information and advice.

There can be no doubt that The CERAMIC UPDATE will epitomise the Academy’s dedication to providing exemplary education to UK dental professionals. To be sure you do not miss this fantastic lecture, save the dates for the BACD Annual Conference in your diary today!

The BACD Fourteenth Annual Conference 2017
‘FAB – Function, Aesthetics, Biology’
9th – 11th November 2017
The Hilton London Metropole Hotel, London

For further enquiries about the British Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry visit www.bacd.com.

A Radical Message
“My session is geared towards helping dentists identify what makes their practices unique, what makes their services indispensible to prospective patients,” says Michael DiFrisco, who will be giving a lecture on radical branding at the BACD Annual Conference in 2017. “Together, we will be looking through my RADICAL branding construct that will reveal seven critical rules for developing a power ful – maybe even an outrageous – brand for your dental practice. Because, after all, playing it safe is the sure path to invisibility.

“We’ll also be looking at an Inside Out Marketing Strategy that will show delegates how they can authentically capture the attention of patients without looking too much like a commodity. I will be explaining how marketing is a process, not an event, and teaching delegates how to help prospective patients lower the risk of taking the next step in the sales cycle to help increase trust and compliance.” Tickets will be going on sale for the BACD Annual Conference later in the year, so be sure to keep an eye out for more details – and save the date in your calendar!

The BACD Fourteenth Annual Conference 2017
‘FAB – Function, Aesthetics, Biology’
9th – 11th November 2017
The Hilton London Metropole Hotel, London

For further enquiries about the British Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry visit www.bacd.com.

MicroVision at the BACD
“In modern dentistry, it is a well known fact that the less you invade the better your results will be,” says Dr Maxim Belograd, who will be giving a lecture entitled, The MicroVision approach in direct and indirect restorations. Challenge or combination? at this year’s British Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (BACD) Annual Conference.

“It’s also true that the better you can see, the more precise you can be. These fundamental aspects multiplied with knowledge, passion and skills have been crucial in the creation of a new philosophy of microdentistry – MicroVision.

“During my lecture, I will be discussing with delegates the nuances of modern minimal invasive approaches in both restorative and aesthetic dentistry. I will be discussing techniques that allow us to save sound tissues during preparation and excavation. Alongside this, we will also be covering direct resin restorations and indirect techniques based on the MicroVision philosophy to ensure long-term aesthetic results.”

Dr Belograd’s lecture will be one of many inspiring sessions at the BACD Annual Conference this November, where hundreds of aspiring dental professionals will have the opportunity to come together to learn more about the world of cosmetic dentistry. To make sure you don’t miss out, save the dates in your diary today!

The BACD Fourteenth Annual Conference 2017
‘FAB – Function, Aesthetics, Biology’
9th – 11th November 2017
The Hilton London Metropole Hotel, London

For further enquiries about the British Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry visitwww.bacd.com.

The BACD in Glasgow
“The speakers at the BACD’s Glasgow meeting were world-class and extremely knowledgeable,” says Jon Benton, a dentist from Buckinghamshire who travelled up to Scotland to hear Drs Andrew Chandrapal and Attiq Rahman discuss, ‘Perfect Anteriors: Direct and Indirect Approaches.’ “The subjects that were discussed are very relevant to everyday cosmetic practice and both Andrew and Attiq shared some very practical tips. In fact, I was able to implement a number of different points in my own practice! I travelled from London to Glasgow in order to attend this regional meeting – that’s how worthwhile I think they are – and I would absolutely recommend them to all dentists and students.”

As part of the BACD’s commitment to providing dental professionals in the UK with exceptional education and support, the Academy runs an indispensable meetings programme across the country, to inspire and educate aspiring dentists. Offering the opportunity to learn exciting new techniques from some of the field’s leading lights, the meetings are also an exceptional chance for attendees to meet and network with like-minded professionals.

Be sure to keep an eye out for the next BACD Regional Meeting in your area, and make sure you book your place as soon as possible!

For further enquiries about the British Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry visit www.bacd.com.