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SDA Convention 2019
27th and 28th April 2019
Orchard Hotel Singapore
The Best of Everyday Dentistry
Final Programme
Main Sponsor Co-Sponsors
Organizing Message from
Committee SDA Convention 2019
Organizing Committee
Chairperson
Welcome to the SDA Convention 2019!
Dr Shawn Goh
This year, the theme “The Best of Everyday Dentistry” revisits the
importance of the fundamentals of dentistry, amidst the
Advisor ever-present allure of the glitz and glamour of dentistry today.
Dr Lim Lii
The Everyday Dentistry Series has been the backbone of SDA’s
continuing dental education programmes for many years. Started
during the term of one of our past Presidents, Dr Philip Goh, this
Treasurer series was aimed at providing affordable continuing dental education
Dr Guo Weidi lectures with practical impact and take away tips and skills that could
be implemented easily in the clinic.
For this year’s convention, there was a call from our President, Dr Lim
Secretary
Lii and past president Dr Kuan Chee Keong, to foster a deeper
Dr Jeffrey Ng relationship between the Singapore Dental Association and our allied
Societies and to strengthen the camaraderie among the dental
profession.
Scientific Chair
Dr Kelvin Chua Building on these core principles, Dr Kelvin Chua, Scientific Chair,
developed a program with generous support from our Allied
Societies, featuring star speakers from each society. The program not
only showcases our local talents, but also feature Dr Ryan Tze and
Trade & Exhibition Chair Prof Ian Meyers, well reputed invited regional speakers.
Dr Sandra Chen
An impressive trade exhibition also awaits everyone. New and
regular trade partners promise to dazzle all of you with their exciting
new products and innovations. I am certain you will all have an
eye-opening time on the trade floor.
I would like to extend a warm and sincere Thank You to all our
members who have shown overwhelming support for this
Convention. Special Thanks goes to my SDA Convention 2019
Committee, my ever-supportive President and Council as well as the
SDA Secretariat staff who have worked tirelessly to make this
Convention a success.
I would also like to thank our trade partners, who have once again
supported SDA unconditionally. Special mention to our Main sponsor
Colgate-Palmolive (Eastern), Co-Sponsors Dentsply Sirona Singapore
and Pharmaforte Singapore for their generous sponsorship.
Thank you once again and here’s wishing all of you an enjoyable and
memorable SDA Convention 2019.
Dr Shawn Goh
Chairperson
Saturday, 27th April 2019
Time Lecture Details Speakers
Chairperson: Dr Guo Weidi
Re-casting Early Childhood Caries:
0830 Dr Hu Shijia
the most common chronic disease of childhood
0915 How To Minimize Biological Implant Complications Dr Daylene Leong
1000 Tea Break & Trade Exhibition
Is The Knowledge of Removable Prosthodontics
1030 Dr Kelvin Khng
Still Needed In The 21st Century?
1115 Beyond Routine Endodontics Dr Terence Jee
1200 Lunch & Trade Exhibition
Chairperson: Dr Dephne Leong
1330 The Clinical Management of Dental Erosion Prof Ian Meyers
1500 Tea Break & Trade Exhibition
The Art of Smile - incorporating orthodontics in
1530 Dr Enrica Sham
your treatment planning for better aesthetic result
1615 Everyday Dental Photography Dr Darrell Ong
1700 End of Programme
Sunday, 28th April 2019
Time Lecture Details Speakers
Chairperson: Dr Terence Jee
Address & Lecture
0830 Dr Chng Chai Kiat
“The Best of Everyday Dentistry”
0915 Tooth & Drugs for the Pregnant Lady Dr Myra Elliott
1000 Tea Break & Trade Exhibition
The application of Smile Design principle
1030 Dr Ryan Tse
in Everyday Dentistry - Part I
1200 Lunch & Trade Exhibition
Chairperson: Dr Kelvin Chua
The application of Smile Design principle
1330 Dr Ryan Tse
in Everyday Dentistry – Part II
1500 Tea Break & Trade Exhibition
What is Special Needs Dentistry? What can the
1530 Dr Ang Kok-Yang
Special Needs Dentist do, and when should I refer?
Complete removable denture prosthodontics in
1615 Dr Andrew Zhao
the age of dental implants
1700 End of Programme
Day 1 - Saturday, 27th April 2019
0830 - 0915
Re-casting Early Childhood Caries: the most common
chronic disease of childhood
Dr Hu Shijia
Early childhood caries remains the most common
• BDS (Singapore); Certificate in Pediatric Dentistry (North Carolina)
chronic disease of childhood, 5 times more common
• Associate consultant at NUH; Assistant Professor at NUS
than asthma and 4 times more common than obesity.
• Diplomate of the American Board of Pedatric Dentistry; Register
However, dentists remain focused on tooth-level
of Specialist (Singapore) Paediatric Dentistry
disease instead of treating it as the person-level
• Vice-President of the Society of Paediatric Dentistry Singapore;
chronic disease that it is.
Internal consultant of the Scientific Council American Academy of
Pediatric Dentistry More than ever, prevention should be at the forefront
of clinicians, reducing the burden of disease in
Singaporean children which has been surprisingly
high for a developed country. Additionally, there has
been great development in the realm of biological
caries management such as SDF, ITR and Hall
technique as alternatives to conventional restorations
and behaviour management.
Learning objectives
- Reinforce caries prevention in children
- Introduce biological caries management techniques
0915 - 1000
How To Minimize Biological Implant Complications
Dental implants can be life changing, and overcome
Dr Daylene Leong
many shortcomings of removable dentures and fixed
• BDS (Singapore), MS (Periodontology) (Michigan, USA), FAMS partial dentures. However, while dental implants are
(Singapore), Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology increasingly becoming the choice of replacement for
• Periodontist, Private Practice
• Clinical Tutor, NUS missing teeth, the problems associated with them are
• Surgical Instructor and Faculty, NUS GDDI progressively emerging too. This presentation will
• Adjunct Clinical Senior Lecturer, IMU Malaysia highlight commonly encountered biological implant
• Awards: complications and the risk factors associated with
o Dr Benson Duff Graduate Periodontics Memorial
them as well as how to manage them so as to reduce
Scholarship Award, University of Michigan (2009)
o Southeast Asia Association for Dental Education the potential for disease occurrence or progression.
Medal (2006)
o Distinction in Endodontics, Final Degree Exam (2006)
o School of Dentistry Dean’s List (2003-2004)
Learning objectives:
o President’s Girl Guide Award (1999)
• Previously served in EXCO of Society of Periodontology - understand what are biological implant
(Singapore) complications
• Actively presents at dental conferences, study clubs and
- understand risk factors for peri-implant diseases
public talks
• Published several scientific papers in internationally recognized - understand how to avoid or manage risk factors for
peer-reviewed scientific journals periimplantitis
• Current clinical work involves providing an extensive range of
periodontal and implant therapy to patients with complex
periodontal conditions
• Special interest in esthetic and periodontal plastic surgery,
dental implants and periodontal regenerative procedures
Day 1 - Saturday, 27th April 2019
1030 - 1115
Is the knowledge of removable prosthodontics still
needed in the 21st century?
Dr Kelvin Khng
With the increase of implant dentistry in our daily
Prosthodontist
practice, the popularity of removable prosthodontics
BDS ( Singapore )
has been declining in the recent years. Find out if this
Master of science ( University of Iowa, USA)
set of knowledge is still needed in today’s dental
Certificate of Prosthodontics ( University of Iowa, USA)
practice and how it has evolved in the recent years.
Diplomate ( American Board of Prosthodontics )
Immediate Past President, Prosthodontic Society of Singapore
Learning objectives
- Use of removable prosthodontics today
- Know how we can make better dentures
- Know how removable prosthodontics have
advanced in the recent years
1115 - 1200
Beyond Routine Endodontics
Root canal treatment is the bread and butter of
Dr Terence Jee
Endodontics. However the scope of Endodontics Dr Terence Jee graduated from National University of Singapore
extends beyond that. In this aspect, it is important to (NUS) in 2006. During his undergraduate years, he won many
accolades, including being on Dean's List, NTUC Denticare Gold
highlight that many cases that was often deemed Medal, University Bronze Medal, Robert Lin Memorial Medal and
non-restorable and extracted for replacement with Q&M Dental Surgery Gold Medal.
implants, can be saved with other endodontic
He completed his Masters of Dental Surgery in Endodontics from
treatment modalities. NUS in 2011 and is a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in
Endodontics (Edinburgh). He is also a Fellow of the Academy of
In this lecture, series of interesting cases contributed Medicine in Endodontics (Singapore). Dr Jee is an accredited
Specialist in Endodontics with the Singapore Dental Council.
by various members of Society of Endodontists
Singapore (SES), will be shared with everyone, which Dr Terence Jee is the Clinical Director of Q&M Dental Group. He is
includes vital pulp therapy, retreatment, management also a Visiting Specialist in the Military Medicine Institute (MMI). He
has lectured widely in the Asia- Pacific region. Dr Jee is an Examiner
of the open apex, initial management of traumatic and Lecturer of NITEC (Dental Assisting) since 2006. He is also a
injuries, management of procedural errors as well as part-time Academic Tutor in the Faculty of Dentistry, National
microscopic apical surgery. University of Singapore (NUS).
Currently, Dr Terence Jee serves as a council member of the
Singapore Dental Association (SDA). He was also appointed as the
Convenor and Sub-editor of the Singapore Dental Journal (SDJ) in
Endodontics. He is currently the President of the Society of
Endodontists Singapore (SES).
Day 1 - Saturday, 27th April 2019
1330 - 1500
The Clinical Management of Dental Erosion
Prof Ian Meyers
Dental erosion can present in various forms from very
Professor Ian Meyers is a general dental practitioner in Brisbane mild initial tooth surface loss through to dramatic
Australia, and an honorary professor at The University of tooth destruction, and can be of considerable
Queensland School of Dentistry. Professor Ian Meyers brings over
thirty five years of combined experience in dental research, clinical concern to patients. The early recognition and
dentistry, private practice, university clinics and hospital based management of dental erosion, along with restorative
dental clinics. management and reconstruction of the dentition can
He is a Fellow and Board Member of the Royal Australasian College be challenging.
of Dental Surgeons and the International College of Dentists, and a
Fellow of the Academy of Dentistry International and the Pierre
Fauchard Academy. In 2017 he received the Order of Australia This presentation will look at the key clinical signs and
Medal for services to dentistry, to professional associations, and to symptoms, the predisposing factors, management
tertiary education.
strategies, and options for undertaking conservative
Among his previous positions Professor Meyers has been the
Colgate Chair of Dental General Practice Dentistry, the Chief Dental and cost-effective restoration of eroded and broken
Officer for Queensland Health, and President and CEO of the down dentitions.
Queensland Branch of the Australian Dental Association.
As a general dental practitioner, Ian Meyers has extensive
A number of patient cases will be presented to
experience in comprehensive patient care, and has a special
interest in diagnosis and management of worn and broken down demonstrate the strategies which can be employed to
dentition, geriatric and aged care dentistry, adhesive restorative assist with management and the overall aesthetic and
dental materials, fibre-reinforced composites, and the
functional rehabilitation of the patient’s dentition.
management of patients through minimum intervention dentistry.
Supported by :
1530 - 1615
The Art of Smile-incorporating orthodontics in your
treatment planning for better aesthetic result
Dr Enrica Sham
• Bachelor of Dental Surgery (Singapore), graduated on Dean’s List Dentistry today has changed. Patients today are
• Master of Dental Surgery (Orthodontics) from NUS demanding not only function but aesthetics. Our
• MOrth RCS (Edinburgh) treatment planning often requires a multidisciplinary
• FAMS (Singapore)
approach involving orthodontics, periodontics,
• Accredited Specialist in Orthodontics
restorative dentistry and oral maxillofacial surgery. In
• Executive Committee Member of Association of Orthodontists
(Singapore) since 2011 this presentation, we will be discussing various cases
• Part-Time Tutor in National University of Singapore and their various treatment possibilities, and how we
• Visiting Specialist in National Dental Centre can incorporate orthodontics in the treatment
• Orthodontist and Clinical Director at TLC Dental Centre planning to improve the overall aesthetics as well as
• Practice restricted to Orthodontics function for better overall results.
Learning objectives:
• Evaluation of dentofacial aesthetics
• Understanding how different treatment options
impact on function, structure and biology
• Learn how to incorporate orthodontics into your
overall treatment planning
Day 1 - Saturday, 27th April 2019
1615 - 1700
Everyday Dental Photography
Dental photography can sometimes feel daunting -
Dr Darrell Ong
we can feel overwhelmed by the variety of choices
Darrell graduated from the National University of Singapore in
and the perceived high cost of entry. This lecture aims
2012. Since then, he has been practicing Dentistry full time and
to demystify dental photography, and to introduce
simple uses of photography that can enhance our going for numerous courses to expand his horizons. He has
everyday practice. developed a keen interest in 3 areas – adhesive dentistry,
photography and implant dentistry. He has been fortunate to have
Learning Objectives: the experience of learning from some of the greats in adhesive
dentistry and dental photography, and is glad to have the
In this lecture, we will discuss:
opportunity to share what he has discovered with a wider
i. The various photography options available in the
audience.
market, from smartphone aids to SLRs;
ii. Communicating and achieving a common
understanding with our patients;
iii. Relating a true and accurate clinical scenario to
your dental technician and auxiliaries;
iv. Creating a dental portfolio and self-critiquing your
work through photography.
Day 2 - Sunday, 28th April 2019
0830 - 0915
The Best of Everyday Dentistry
The importance of dentistry to overall health is
well-established with impact to quality of life and even Dr Chng Chai Kiat
end of life issues. The Singapore government is
well-invested in ensuring dental health is integrated in Dr Chng Chai Kiat is the current Chief Dental Officer of the Ministry
the overall health management of its people. With the of Health, Singapore and the Registrar of the Singapore Dental
deliberate intent to ensure good dental health, it is Council.
important to understand the dental landscape and how
the dental fraternity would contribute to this for the He is a Senior Consultant (Orthodontics) of the Dental Service and
entirety of one’s life span. MOH’s directive of the 3 Cleft & Craniofacial Dentistry Unit at the KK Women’s and
Beyonds provides guidance as to how we can achieve Children’s Hospital. He treats a wide array of orthodontic cases
this and we are acutely aware that training more dentists including provision of orthodontic care and is known for his
or having more dental clinics would not be tenable on ‘Surgery First’ Ortho-orthognathic management and the treatment
the long term to meet the increasing demand for dental of cleft and craniofacial patients.
services in view of the increasing life expectancy of the He received his Bachelor of Dentistry and Master of Dental Surgery
population. To make sure that the dental profession (Orthodontics), from National University of Singapore. He
would be able to provide the best of everyday dentistry, completed his Fellowship in Clinical Orthodontics at the Chang
more emphasis would now be at basic dental care Gung Memorial Hospital, Taiwan.
provision, as they say prevention is better than a cure.
Training and accreditation would need to be reviewed Dr Chng has a keen interest in clinical research and has been an
and instituted where training gaps were traditionally investigator for various research topics in the field of orthodontics.
absent, surely training via experience cannot be In recognition for his continuous efforts, Dr Chng was awarded the
acceptable if structured training programs are available. Singapore Health Quality Service Award (Silver) in the year 2012.
It is indeed a monumental task to ensure good dental Dr Chng is actively involved in volunteer work at Smile Asia
health for the population throughout one’s entire (http://www.smileasia.org) where he manages and integrates
lifetime. The overall network of dental professionals and dental care for cleft lip and cleft palate patients into the
workforce working synergistically is the key to achieving interdisciplinary teams. He is also the Committee Member for the
the very best quality and value of everyday dentistry. Operation’s Medical Volunteer Credentialing Committee.
Day 2 - Sunday, 28th April 2019
0915 - 1000
Tooth and Drugs For The Pregnant Lady
Dr Myra Elliott The presentation discusses the stages of pregnancy
Dr. Myra Elliott attained her basic BDS in 1968 from the University and the problem where drugs re concerned. The way
of Singapore dentistry affects the pregnant lady or not are
debated. The route of drugs crossing the placenta
She spent many years in the United Kingdom and had her Post
graduate training in London and the University of Sheffield where and how it affects the growing foetus are discoursed.
she specialized in Oral and Maxillofacial surgery
Drugs prescribed for the pregnant mother and their
She is a full time working Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon – is now
working in private practice at the same time is an adjunct Associate risk categories will be highlighted. The drugs that are
Professor at the Faculty of Dentistry. prescribed by the dentist and doctors which are
detrimental to the foetus are discussed in detail – as
She has lectured internationally on all aspects of her specialty.
are some social drugs.
Since 1986 she has been involved with volunteer work. She runs an
organisation called Global Clinic giving free medical, surgical and
The presentation ends with an interactive section of
dental care to the poor and remote communities of southeast
Asian countries and further afield to Pakistan, India, the Himalayas clinical cases and the problems associated with drug
and Africa. prescription.
Part I - 1030 - 1200
Part II - 1330 - 1500
Dr Ryan Tse The application of Smile Design principle in Everyday
Dentistry
Dr. Ryan Tse is a private practitioner in Hong Kong and he was the
graduate of the University of Hong Kong. He is also a graduate of
Digital Smile Design is the trend in Dentistry. There is
Kois Centre and finished the whole comprehensive curriculum
a myth that Smile Design is only applied in the
involving aesthetic, occlusion and restorative dentistry.
high-end dentistry. Dr Tse would like to illustrate how
He is one of the instructors in University of Southern California the smile design principle impacted the general
Esthetic Dentistry and Implant training program in China and Hong practice.
Kong. He is also one of the expert on Dental XP,
He is Vice President of Chinese Academy of Esthetic Dentistry Objective:
(CAED) and be the chairman of Accreditation board of CAED. He is
also the Founder and President of Hong Kong Society of Esthetic
1. Smile Design principle
Dentistry and Vice President of Hong Kong Society of Implant
Dentistry. Currently, he maintains a private practice in Hong Kong 2. The basic principle of dental photography
and focusing in Implant and Esthetic Dentistry. 3. The principle of DSD
4. Combination of the DSD with Clear aligner therapy
Supported by : 5. The application of DSD with CERECDay 2 - Sunday, 28th April 2019
1530 - 1615
What is Special Needs Dentistry? What can the
Special Needs Dentist do, and when should I refer?
Dr Ang Kok-Yang
Special Needs Dentistry is a relatively new specialty • Graduated from Faculty of Dentistry, National University of
around the world, with only a few countries officially Singapore 2006
recognising it as a dental specialty. As such, it is not • Practiced general dentistry in Tan Tock Seng Hospital for 5 years
uncommon for most dentists to be found scratching • Underwent postgraduate training in Special Needs Dentistry at
their heads and asking “What is it that they do?” the University of Melbourne in 2012
• Returned back to Tan Tock Seng Hospital in 2015
In conjunction with the convention’s theme of the
• Attained Membership of the Royal Australasian College of Dental
Best of Everyday Dentistry, this lecture hopes to
Surgeons in Special Needs Dentistry 2017
introduce the field of Special Needs Dentistry to the
dental fraternity, and by running through some case
scenarios, demonstrate when and why certain cases
should be referred to the Special Needs Dentist.
Learning Objectives:
- Special Needs Dentistry
- When to refer
1615 - 1700
Complete removable denture prosthodontics in the
age of dental implants
Dr Andrew Zhao
In the age of dental implants, removable complete • BDS NUS 2008
denture is yet to be an obsolete treatment option. • Private practice in general dentistry since 2009
Through some case studies, we uncover how we can • First SEMCD instructor in South East Asia
make complete dentures relevant in the management
of various edentulous situations.Help your patients
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