RECONSTRUCT- DCG Annual Conference 2026
£150.00
The 8th DCG Annual Conference! Join us for a full day of engaging lectures from world-class clinicians covering advanced topics in prosthodontics and oral surgery!
There will also be a poster presentation and competition for students and dentists within 5 years of graduation. Please see this document for further information.
And it’s all for a great cause as all profits from will be donated to the Dental Aid Network
Book your place below. Further programme information is included at the bottom of this page.
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- Staged Bone Grafting
- Indirect Restorations
- Full Arch Implants
- Surgical Complications
- Denture Challenges
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Description
Staged Bone Grafting
- Title: Management of Atrophic Ridges in Private Practice: Contemporary Approaches to Staged Bone Grafting
- Lecturer: Dr Hassan Maghaireh
- eCPD: Development Outcome C
Synopsis
By the end of this lecture, participants should be able to:
- Diagnose peri-implant bone defects and determine when simultaneous or staged GBR is indicated.
- Understand different surgical techniques for managing atrophic alveolar ridges.
- Differentiate between bone grafting biomaterials and their clinical applications.
- Recognise, prevent, and manage complications in implant dentistry.
Biography
Dr Hassan Maghaireh
BDS, MSc (Manchester), MFDS (Edinburgh), PGDiploma (Milan)
Indirect Restorations
- Title: Modern Trends in Indirect Restorations
- Lecturer: Dr Sherif Elbarbary
- eCPD: Development Outcome C
Synopsis
This lecture introduces modern concepts in indirect restorations, focusing on contemporary preparation designs, and current cementation protocols. It also explores clinical decision-making through real cases, including the use of digital workflows in restorative dentistry.
Aims & Objectives:
To provide students with an understanding of current principles and techniques used in indirect restorations, enabling them to understand different preparation designs, apply suitable cementation protocols, and appreciate the role of digital dentistry in contemporary clinical practice.
Learning Outcomes:
By the end of this lecture, students will be able to:
- Explain the principles of tooth preparation for indirect restorations.
- Compare vertical and chamfer crown preparation designs.
- Select and apply appropriate cementation protocols for different restorative materials.
- Evaluate clinical cases involving indirect restorations, including the integration of digital workflows.
Biography
- Dr Sherif Elbarbary
- BDS, MJDF RCSEng, MFDS, M Pros, FDS RCSEd, FHEA
Sherif works as a Specialist Prosthodontist and Implant Dentist in private referral practices since completing his specialist training in 2013.
Alongside private practice, Sherif is a Consultant & Senior Clinical Lecturer in Prosthodontics at Sheffield Dental School & Charles Clifford Dental Hospital where he leads the DClinDent Specialty Training Program in Prosthodontics and manages referrals for
complex restorative and implant cases.
Full Arch Implants
- Title: Success Is Not an Accident: A Repeatable Approach to Full-Arch Implants
- Lecturer: Dr Ferhan Ahmed
- eCPD: Development Outcome C
Description
Dr Ahmed will discuss why success in full-arch implant rehabilitation is not accidental.
Predictable outcomes are built on a deep understanding of fundamental concepts, meticulous planning, mental rehearsal, and a systematic, repeatable approach to treatment.
This presentation will explore how structured workflows help reduce uncertainty, improve decision-making, and create consistency throughout every stage of care.
Beyond the technical aspects, the mindset of the clinician and the surrounding team plays a critical role. A shared commitment to preparation, communication, accountability, and continuous improvement is often what separates good outcomes from truly exceptional ones.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this session, delegates will be able to:
- Understand the core principles that underpin predictable success in full-arch implant rehabilitation.
- Recognise the importance of meticulous planning, case selection, and mental rehearsal in reducing surgical and restorative complications.
- Describe how a structured, repeatable workflow improves consistency, efficiency, and patient outcomes.
- Appreciate the role of the multidisciplinary team in delivering safe, predictable full-arch treatment.
- Identify strategies to improve communication, accountability, and continuous improvement within the clinical team.
Biography
Surgical Complications
- Title: Oral Surgery complications. Diagnosis and management & the medically compromised patient
- Lecturer: Dr Tamer Theodossy
- eCPD: Development Outcome C
Synopsis In this lecture, we will be discussing the most common complications encountered in Oral Surgery and how to manage them. We will also discuss management of the medically compromised patients requiring Oral Surgery. Aims & Objectives
- Recap on most common medical conditions and how they affect patient management
- Discussion of various medications that patients take for those medical conditions and how they affect your management in a dental practice.
- Discuss common complications in oral surgery
- Discuss how to avoid and manage these complications
- Discuss when to consider referral
Biography Mr Tamer Theodossy is a Consultant Oral Surgeon with over 20 years of experience in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. He graduated with honours from the University of Jordan in 1997 and subsequently obtained a Master’s Degree in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery with distinction from the internationally renowned Eastman Dental Institute in 2000. He also achieved Membership of the Royal College of Surgeons of England and was later awarded Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. Mr Theodossy completed his specialist training in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at University College London Hospital and Great Ormond Street Hospital. Since 2006, he has held a number of Consultant appointments across the UK and currently practises as a Consultant Oral Surgeon at several leading private hospitals in London. He is recognised by the General Dental Council (UK) as a Specialist in Oral Surgery and by the Jordanian Dental Association as a Specialist in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. His specialist interests include orthognathic (facial deformity) surgery, minimally invasive temporomandibular joint (TMJ) surgery, facial trauma, and all aspects of oral surgery, including dental implant placement and bone grafting procedures. He works closely with multidisciplinary teams of dental and medical specialists to deliver comprehensive, patient-centred care and a seamless treatment experience. Mr Theodossy is a Fellow of the British Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons and serves as an elected Council Member of the British Association of Oral Surgeons. He is also a member of the Jordanian Dental Association and an examiner for the Dental Specialty Fellowship Examination of the Joint Royal Colleges. Fluent in both English and Arabic, Mr Theodossy has published extensively in national and international peer-reviewed journals. He serves as a reviewer for several leading Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery publications, including the International Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. In addition, he sits on the Medical Advisory Committee and chairs the Theatre User Group at The London Independent Hospital. Demonstrating a strong commitment to education and professional development, Mr Theodossy established and delivered a free international webinar series covering a broad range of topics in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. The programme achieved significant global reach, attracting participants from more than 85 countries. Building on its success, he continues to collaborate with colleagues across multiple specialties to provide further educational events and learning opportunities. As part of his ongoing dedication to clinical teaching and training, Mr Theodossy also leads hands-on surgical training courses designed to enhance the technical skills and confidence of early-career clinicians in oral surgery.
Denture Challenges
- Title: When Complete Dentures Become Challenging
“Clinical decision-making in the difficult edentulous patient” - Lecturer: Dr Rizwaan M Chaudhry
- eCPD: Development Outcome C
Aim
To explore the anatomical, biomechanical, occlusal and patient-related factors that make complete denture treatment challenging, and to provide a practical framework for their recognition and clinical management.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this lecture, delegates should be able to:
- Identify the factors that increase the complexity of complete denture treatment
including compromised denture-bearing tissues, residual ridge relationships, skeletal discrepancies and patient-related factors. - Recognise how anatomy and residual ridge relationships influence denture design, tooth position and stability
including the implications of Class I, II and III ridge relationships and the neutral zone. - Apply appropriate clinical strategies to challenging stages of complete denture treatment
including impression making, jaw registration, determination of OVD, tooth positioning, try-in and occlusal management. - Diagnose common causes of complete denture instability and distinguish when the problem lies with the denture foundation, extension, tooth position, occlusion, communication or patient factors.
Biography
Originally from West Yorkshire, Rizwaan is a dual qualified dentist. His first degree was in Dental Technology at Manchester University. Rizwaan has 2 years experience of working as a dental technician both in a private lab and Manchester dental hospital where he specialised in prosthodontics and implant retained dentures. Following this Rizwaan graduated in Dental Surgery from the University of Leeds. Rizwaan completed his foundation training at Hull and stayed in North Yorkshire for 4 years. In that time Rizwaan went on to win BACD Poster Prize twice for his research in Digital Occlusion and digital denture case whilst also publishing papers for fellow dentists.
Since qualifying in 2020, he has travelled all around the world, to learn from some of the best dentists and as such has developed a reputation for delivering complex dental treatment such as full mouth rehabilitation plus soft tissue moulding, full mouth smile makeovers including veneers, crowns, bonding and delivers Invisalign treatments. Rizwaan’s main area of expertise is in the field of fixed and removable prosthodontics and occlusion two topics which he has presented at various conferences around the world and has written CPDs for dentists.
Due to his background as a technician Rizwaan is able to fabricate he’s own dentures, crowns, veneers and including temporary restorations. He is now also fully able to fully 3D print he’s own temporary crowns and veneers, especially for full smile makeovers.
He currently sits on the British Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry Committee.
Rizwaan has moved to London, to start his speciality training in Prosthodontics at the prestigious Kings College Dental School. Due to this he is now able to see patients that require complex treatment where the patients bite needs to be changed or are suffering from tooth wear.
Outside of Dentistry, Rizwaan has a keen passion for both cricket and hockey, two sports which he follows and plays. He loves his 80s music, as well as sci-fi films and novels and enjoys swimming. Furthermore, he keeps on top of facial routines and products so he can grow old gracefully.
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