Lecture Schedule
Adj A/Prof Lewis values ongoing education as an opportunity to engage with and share valuable case knowledge & insights colleagues and the broader prosthodontics community.
Friday 28th August, 2015
"Occlusal splints in everyday practice"
This lecture examines the scientific principles behind occlusal splint therapy, and the contemporary evidence of their short and long -term success to treat parafunction and orofacial pain.Add Event Details here
University of Sydney CE Course
Wednesday 22th April, 2015
"Implant Dentistry - The Good, The Bad....and The Ugly"
This lecture focusses rehabilitation of compromised implant cases in a world of changing implant designs and componentry. We look at the burgeoning technologies available to us and assess if they are a benefit or a burden.
Host: Vardiman Study Club
Saturday 23rd March, 2015
"The role of Occlusal splints in Orofacial Pain"
This lecture examines the scientific principles behind occlusal splint therapy, and the contemporary evidence of their short and long -term success to treat parafunction and orofacial pain.
Host: Australian Dental Association Convention
Thursday 26th February 2015
"CAD-CAM or cast?"
This lecture will examine the advantages and disadvantages of emmerging computer-aided techologies for fabrication of indirect restorations for crown and bridge restorations
Host: Endodontic Group
Tuesday 21st October, 2014
"Restoration of the Endodontically-treated tooth"
This lecture focuses on the structural changes that occur in single and multi-rooted teeth after endodontic treatment. This lecture examines the restorative needs of endodntically treated teeth, specifically when to use a post.
Host: Coopers Plains Study Club
Tuesday 28th October, 2014
"All-on-four - Or more?"
"All-on-four" is a catch-phrase which is used comonly to market a fixed, full arch implant bridge. This lecture aims to examine the success and complications, both short and long-term of this treatment modality.
Host: Fusion Study Club
Saturday 23rd March 2015
"Occlusal splints"
Occlusal splints have been the work-horse of treating temporomandibular disorders for over 100 years. This lecture will look at splint design, and the evidence in the literature base for their efficacy to treat orofacial pain and bruxism.
ADA Congress, Brisbane Exhibition Centre