This fantastic course is being held at the Dentex Office in London. 6 hours CPD.

Lecture 1: The Modern Art of Composite with Dr Shiraz Khan

Aims: Learn to create modern, highly esthetic composite restorations. An interactive Hands-on-Workshop with you and use clinical cases to showcase how simple workflows and solutions for aesthetic restorations in a variety of challenging situations.

Speaker bio: Dr. Shiraz Khan graduated f rom the University of Birmingham Dental School in 2013. Having successfully completed foundation training and winning several prizes, he finished his dental core training in a range of specialisms including Restorative Dentistry at Croydon University Hospital, Guys and St Thomas’s. He is currently placed in private practice in the heart of London (Devonshire Place, Chelsea and Fulham). Shiraz has heightened his profile at this albeit early stage, being invited to lecture to young dentists around the country, as well as having lectured internationally. Recent exploits include lecturing at the EXCIDA 57th international congress regarding aesthetic dentistry in Tehran, Iran.

Progressing in his career in additional post-graduate qualifications and building a portfolio of achievements means that Shiraz is nothing short of an aspirational individual. He has been awarded a distinction his Masters in Restorative Dentistry at the University of Birmingham. He invests time into his career development and experience, regularly sharing with like-minded professionals. Most recently he has won the Fast Track 4 Award in recognition of his commitment to dentistry and becoming a leader of the future and has won the Best Young Dentist 2017 at the Dentistry Awards. He has also been recognised as ‘The Rising European Star in Dentistry 2018’ and won a restorative category in the prestigious Aesthetic Dentistry Awards 2019. Most recently his hard work and efforts were recognised by the Young Dentist Academy who appointed Shiraz to become The Director.

Lecture 2: Ways out of the Bonding Jungle withn Dr Felix Woehrle

Aims *** Which basic types of bonding systems exist?

• Which system offers which advantages?
• What bonds the best / the longest / the simplest?
• Which special challenges that are material-related are there?
• How do I cope with these?**

Speaker bio: Felix is the Head of Scientific Communication, as part of the Clinical Affairs team at Dental Material Gesellschaft mbH, Hamburg. The role concentrates on support and lectures for universities, dentists, and other dental professionals.

He is the Lecturer “Dental Materials” at University of Hamburg and Head of Education and Training at Dental Material Gesellschaft mbH, Hamburg with his special responsibilities being Scientific contacts and lectures worldwide. Training and lectures for DMG staff, universities, dentists, and dental professionals.

He is a Chemist with Scientific Affairs at Dental Material Gesellschaft mbH, Hamburg with special responsibilities: Toxicology, documentation, public relations, development of instructions for use for DMG ́s dental materials.

He has also been a scientific co-worker and co-author for the Houben-Weyl, Methoden der Organischen Chemie (Methods in organic chemistry) and the Editor in chief for Naturwissenschaften for Unterrich