School of DentistrySchool of DentistryDental Extractions, General Anaesthetic & Medical Emergencies: An update for the Dental TeamDescriptionVenue: School of Dentistry, Education Wing Dates: Friday 6th November 2026 Time: 8.45am to 9:00am Arrival and Registration for a 9am start - Close at 4:30pm Course Speakers: Professor Laura Gartshore: Professor & Honorary Consultant in Paediatric Dentistry, Vice Dean for Student Experience, FDS National Specialty Director Mrs Sarah McKernon: Senior Lecturer & Honorary Consultant in Oral Surgery, Medical Emergencies Lead Mrs Joanne Bowles: Senior Lecturer in Dental Therapy, Vice-Dean for Learning, Chair & President Elect of the British Association of Dental Therapists (BADT) Who Should Attend? The course is aimed at members of the dental team who work or plan to deliver dental care for patients receiving general anaesthesia, specifically both Dental Therapists and Dentists. Aim: Professional dental organisations advocate for a multidisciplinary, team-based approach for the provision of dental care with general anaesthesia (GA). Scope of Practice permits dentists and dental therapists to perform procedures within their defined scope with GA. Dental therapists play a vital role in addressing the growing demand for dental care, particularly for children and special care patients requiring treatment with GA. The GDC specify that dental therapists must complete mandatory training in GA protocols, medical emergencies (immediate life support for both adults and children), consent processes, and relevant clinical skills (e.g., airway management, surgical safety checklists, theatre protocols). Dentists working in the theatre environment must also be appropriately trained to do so and demonstrate engagement with contemporaneous, evidence-based practice and guidelines. This course supports a collaborative model to balance workforce efficiency with patient safety and supports the evolving needs of dental care delivery in the UK. Learners will receive presentations and hands-on practical teaching from experts in the field.
Hands on: Contemporary Management of Toothwear with Composite Resin - Saturday 16th January 2027DescriptionVenue: School of Dentistry, Education Wing Date: Saturday 16th January 2027 Time: 8.30am to 9.00am Arrival and Registration - Close at 5.00pm Course Speakers: Mr Rahat Ali: Consultant in Restorative Dentistry / Specialist in Restorative Dentistry, Prosthodontics and Endodontics, Liverpool Dental Hospital Ariyan Araghi: Speciality Registrar - Restorative Dentistry Who Should Attend? The course is aimed at qualified General Dental Practitioners (GDP’S). It meets the new GDC requirements for enhanced CPD. Delegates can attend with an assisting dental nurse to enchance their skills. Aim: To help practitioners improve their composite resin and tooth preparation skills to allow them to manage toothwear patients.
HANDS-ON REMOVEABLE PROSTHETICS: A DAY ON PARTIAL AND COMPLETE DENTURES - SATURDAY 7th NOVEMBER 2026DescriptionVenue: School of Dentistry, Education Wing Dates: Saturday 7th November 2026 Time: 8.45am to 9:00am Arrival and Registration for 9am start - Close at 5:00pm Course Speakers: Rahat Ali: Consultant in Restorative Dentistry / Specialist in Restorative Dentistry, Prosthodontics and Endodontics, Liverpool Dental Hospital. Ariyan Araghi: Speciality Registrar - Restorative Dentistry Who Should Attend? The course is aimed at qualified General Dental Practitioners (GDP’S)
Peri-Implant Tissue Management Diagnosis, Classification & InstrumentationDescriptionTo coincide with our reunion weekend celebration in October, we’re excited to share something new: the Liverpool Dental Alumni Association, in partnership with the University of Liverpool School of Dentistry, an afternoon of verifiable Continuous Professional Development Venue: School of Dentistry, Education Wing Dates: Friday 16th October 2026 Time: 2:00pm-5:00pm Course Speakers: Jenny Walker and Kathryn Mayo of The Implant Educators Presented by Jenny Walker and Kathryn Mayo of The Implant Educators, this session combines focused theory with hands-on instrumentation practice, covering air polishing, piezo, hand instrumentation and probing. With dental implants now a routine part of clinical practice, confident recognition of peri-implant health and disease, and evidence-based maintenance, has never mattered more. We're grateful to NSK for supporting the practical workshop element.
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