The Premier Symposium 2010

Celebrating ten years as the largest risk management conference of its kind in the UK, the Premier Symposium is pleased to announce a compelling line-up of speakers for the tenth anniversary of the event.

Organised by Dental Protection, the leading indemnity organisation for dental professionals in the UK and by schülke, the international name in cross-infection control, this year’s Premier Symposium will take place on Saturday 4 December 2010 at Kings College, London. The opportunity to hear well-informed and entertaining speakers in comfortable and spacious surroundings ensures that this meeting remains a highlight of the dental calendar.

The Premier Symposium 2010 will feature a range of topical lectures including the transformation of dental care through the use of implants and the risks associated with them, nerve injuries – their cause and management and the HTM 01-05 guidelines – one year on. The programme features the following speakers and lecture topics:

Professor Richard Palmer
Implants – new risks for old?

Professor Tara Renton
Nerve injuries – their cause and management

Paul Jenkins
The HTM 01-05 watershed. Where are we now?

Paul Redmond
Talking ‘bout my generation (communicating across ‘generation gaps’)

Peter Briggs
Risks and responsibilities in periodontal care

The event will also include the presentation of the Premier Awards, a series of six risk management prizes presented to dental professionals who have produced original work which aims to improve patient safety.

The event is an ideal practice day out, with team tickets available for DPL Xtra Practice Programme members, and a chance for all members of the dental team to attend this valuable and informative pre-Christmas symposium.

Including six hours verifiable CPD, tickets are now on sale for this year’s Premier Symposium. The conference was a sell-out last year, and delegates are advised to order their tickets as soon as possible in order to avoid disappointment.

Tickets are available from events@dentalprotection.org or telephone 020 7399 1339.

Or for more information, please visit the Dental Protection website