NZDA Courses

The restorative requirements for older patients can vary considerably, as can individual patient expectations, and tolerances. In addition, the presenting dentitions of the older patient can vary significantly and often will include a range of previous dental interventions. There are frequently concerns over the long-term…

Fibre reinforced restorative materials have a range of uses in restorative dentistry, and they enhance the options available for replacing missing teeth and strengthening weakened teeth. Resin impregnated glass fibres provide an excellent option for cost effective and functional fibre reinforced adhesive bridges, and the newer…

Endodontics can be a technically demanding aspect of dentistry. However, with the continued advancement of technology, the predictability of treatment can be enhanced, along with your enjoyment in providing it. The aim of this course will be to update participants with some of these advancements and provide useful and…

"I just want it to look natural" is a common phrase that we hear constantly in the dental practice while we try to ease the many fears that surround dentistry, but what does natural truly mean? To some it means a solid white, monolithic tooth, while to others it means that no one could ever tell a restoration was done. Let's…

This masterclass is tailored for dentists aiming to elevate their proficiency in dental implant placement, ensuring consistently superior results. Through modern guided implant surgery techniques and digital workflows, dentists can achieve optimal functional and aesthetic outcomes for patients, while also streamlining…

Every dentist needs to know how to perform orthograde root canal treatment. In this hands-on course the focus will be on practicing preparation on both plastic blocks and extracted teeth using the latest nickel titanium motor driven preparation system and the latest motors. There will also be an opportunity for attendees to…

The replacement of posterior Class II amalgams has become the bread and butter of the modern dental practice. With the advent of modern bonding adhesives as well as bulk fill materials, do we have clear guidelines on what to use, how to use it and when? Is there a compromise to speed? In this day and age, patients are…

It wasn’t long ago that being a digital dentist meant we used digital radiographs and possibly no paper charts. Today, digital dentistry has an array of meaning from CAD/CAM design, in-house milling and 3D printing. What does this mean for general practitioners and specialists? Let’s find out! We will be discussing different…

Money can often be a significant source of stress in our lives and relationships. This presentation will cover the latest financial wellbeing model and provide practical insights and guidance on how to enhance your financial health.