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British Dental Association
Northern Ireland Branch 2020
Paul Brennan
BRANCH PRESIDENT 2020
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BDA Northern Ireland Branch would like to thank
Contents
Message from the BDA NI Branch President 2020...... 4
Elected Northern Ireland Branch Officers 2020............ 6
BDA NI Branch Council........................................................... 8
Life as BDA National President – Roz McMullan.........10
BDA NI Branch Events 2020...............................................12
BDA NI Social and Golf Events 2020...............................24
BDA Groups, Northern Ireland...........................................27
Support and advice services for BDA members...........29
BDA Northern Ireland and national committees........31
The BDA Benevolent Fund...................................................33
BDA Northern Ireland staff................................................34
BDA Northern Ireland Branch past presidents............35
2020 Branch Calendar – at a glance...............................36
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Message from the BDA NI Branch President 2020
It is an immense privilege to be the BDA Northern Ireland
Branch president for 2020. The BDA has made
a huge contribution to my life as a dentist over the past 30
years and I am delighted to have this opportunity
to give something back.
Our profession, as with many others, has suffered from increased
isolation in recent years. This has increased stress in what can be,
an already difficult working environment. My hope, through our social
and CPD activities, is to facilitate increased connection between
colleagues and with the BDA.
Our social events are very well supported and have given attendees
a great opportunity to meet old friends and make new ones. Come
along, I guarantee you will enjoy yourself!
The emphasis of my CPD programme for 2020 has been towards
meeting the needs of colleagues from a predominantly clinical
perspective, but with some topical and interesting additions. I would
like to thank all those who so readily agreed to take part and share
their valuable time and expertise.
We are fortunate that, due to our excellent sponsors, we are able to offer
our programme either free or at a heavily discounted rate. I would like to
thank all our sponsors for their continued support and Claudette Christie
for the incredible effort she makes in this vital area.
Finally, I would like to thank the hard-working BDA Northern Ireland
Branch Council and BDA NI staff, particularly Laura without their
constant help and diligence none of this programme would be possible.
Paul Brennan
BDA Northern Ireland Branch President 2020
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Elected Northern Ireland Branch Officers 2020
Paul Brennan Peter Crooks
BDA NI Branch BDA NI Branch
President 2020 President Elect 2021
Gemma Taylor Philip McLorinan
Hon. Scientific Hon. Social
Secretary 2020 Secretary 2020
Claudette Christie
Lisa Hall Hon. Sponsorship
Secretary 2020, Past
Hon. Treasurer 2020 President 2019
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BDA NI Branch Council
Paul Brennan BDA NI Branch Council elected members
Neil Farmer, Richard Graham,
BDA NI Branch President 2020
Peter Ramsay-Baggs, Anne Stevens,
northernirelandoffice@bda.org Edel Hughes, Harriet Moore and
Stella Stasiak
Gemma Taylor
Co-Chairs Young Dentists Group, NI division
Hon. Scientific Secretary 2020 Ross Livingston and Ryan Cowden
info@dunmurry-dentalpractice.co.uk
Student Convenor
Jamie Toole
Peter Crooks
Golf Captain 2020
Hon. President Elect 2021
Owen Thompson
northernirelandoffice@bda.org
Our CPD Hub makes CPD simple
Golf Convenors 2020
Bruce Williamson and Mark Lenny
Philip McLorinan
Hon. Social Secretary 2020 Chair BDA CDS Group, NI division
Ruth Early
info@dunmurry-dentalpractice.co.uk
Earn, track and manage your CPD
Chair BDA Hospitals Group NI division
Lisa Hall Gerry McKenna
Hon. Treasurer 2020
Access over 80 hours of verifiable CPD a year – wherever you are
BDA contacts
bdatreasurernibranch@gmail.com Advice team 020 7563 4574 • British Dental Journal – 48 HOURS
BDA Library 020 7563 4545
Events 020 7563 4590 • BDJ In Practice – 12 HOURS
Claudette Christie
Membership 020 7563 4550 • Data Protection Officer training – 5 HOURS
Hon. Sponsorship secretary 2020 & Past Compliance 020 7563 4572
President 2019 Branch Support 020 7563 4590 • Child protection and the dental team – 3 HOURS
sponsorshipsecbdanibranch@gmail.com • Oral cancer recognition toolkit – 3 HOURS
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– all our income is reinvested for the benefit of the profession.
Life as BDA National President – Roz McMullan Message from the BDA NI Branch President 2018
It was an honour for the BDA NI Branch to put my name
forward for the role of National President of the British
Dental Association. As you would expect, there are lots
of dinners and receptions, as well as Branch and Section
meetings. It is great getting out to meet all the hard-
working BDA volunteers around the UK who provide
valuable CPD as well as the very important opportunities
for soft support, but it is also “a stone and a half job”.
I have visited most dental schools at least once, talking to
students about life as a dentist and explaining what the
BDA can do for them. I have been abroad to the FDI and
Council of European Dental Associations, and invited to
the New Zealand, Norwegian, French and Canadian dental
conferences. The voice of the BDA is well respected amongst
other National Dental Associations, thanks to the hard work
of the BDA Directors and staff.
We have wonderful hard-working staff in our BDA NI office to
support our branch and representative work. A big revelation to
me has been the staff and facilities in BDA HQ. I urge you to call
into HQ the next time you are in London. Help yourself to a free
coffee in the foyer and inspect the exhibition, which is always
meticulously put together by the museum and library staff and
look around the fabulous museum.
While the role of National President is largely ambassadorial,
you do have some influence. I took as my theme mental
health and well-being in dentistry. I have advanced that work
on a national stage and I am grateful to the BDA for helping
me do so. I am delighted that the Heath-Assured confidential
helpline for members has been launched – and it tickles me
pink it happened within my presidential year!
So, thank you BDA, thank you NI Branch, thank you
colleagues, family and friends. But most of all, thank you!
Roz McMullan
BDA National President 2019/2020
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BDA NI Branch Events 2020 2020 event venues
BDA NI Branch CPD events aim to Exhibit
bring maximum benefit to dental
Each event includes input from BDA
professionals and our events are open
NI Branch sponsors. Sponsors are vital
to everyone. It’s not just about CPD,
to making our programme and your
our events provide networking and peer
experience valuable. Please take time to
support in a professional setting outside
interact with our sponsor companies.
of the practice. This year we are looking
at our venue choice and need your help Feedback
to get this right. In March and April, we
Please share your experience with us
will use the National Football Stadium
after events and let us know how we
at Windsor Park event space. Following
can further improve our events.
that, we will take your feedback on
future venue choice. GDC Development outcomes
A Effective communication with
BDA NI Branch CPD events are patients, the dental team and others
open to everyone. across dentistry, including when
obtaining consent, dealing with
Members are free*
complaints, and raising concerns
Non-members £45** when patients are at risk.
Book online in advance at B Effective management of self and
effective management of others
bda.org/bse
or effective work with others in National Football stadium at Malone Lodge Hotel
with your BDA website ID or call the dental team, in the interests Windsor Park
60 Eglantine Avenue, Malone Road
of patients, providing constructive
020 7563 4590 Parking is available at the Olympia Belfast BT9 6DY
leadership where appropriate.
Leisure centre off the Boucher Road. Once
Free of charge parking is available at
C Maintenance and development parked, proceed to the security barrier
Event running order the rear of the hotel, both above and
of knowledge and skill within your entrance to the stadium (south west).
underground. On-street parking outside
18.45 Sign in, exhibition stands and field(s) of practice. Follow signs for the corporate hospitality
the hotel is available but limited.
take your seat and events entrance south stand.
D Maintenance of skills, behaviours
Hilton Templepatrick
19:00 CPD commences: Industry news and attitudes which maintain
and ‘Hot Topic’ patient confidence in you and the Paradise Walk, Castle Upton Estate,
dental profession and put patients’ Templepatrick, BT39 0DD
19.45 Refreshments and exhibition
interests first.
stands Free of charge parking is available on
site at the hotel. The hotel is accessible
20:00 Speaker lecture and Q&A * Unless otherwise stated
via junction 5 of the M2, roughly 20
** £95 October event
21:30 Close mins drive from Belfast City Centre.
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Creating a great personal development plan
Tuesday 4 February 2020 Janine Brooks MBE aims to equip delegates
with the knowledge and skills to develop the
best personal development plan (PDP).
Dr Janine Brooks MBE
Attendees will have a better understanding of
Coach and Trainer the components that create a PDP and an
Dentalia
increased confidence in preparing a PDP that
supports personal, professional and business
18:45 | Malone Lodge Hotel development. An important lecture to help you
start the year off well.
CPD 2¼ hours
HOT Leigh Linton
TOPIC (Partner Carson McDowell
LLP) first hand experience of ‘General
BDA member: FREE | Non-member: £45 Dental Council Investigations – An Insight’.
The good, the bad and the ugly!
Tuesday 10 March 2020 Together, Stephen and Séamus will explore
the clinico-pathological correlation of the
spectrum of benign to malignant disease
Dr Stephen Adair
progression. The lecture seeks to enable
Consultant & Clinical Lecturer,
practitioners to recognise and refer on
Oral Medicine, QUB
appropriately intra-oral Potentially
Malignant Oral lesions (PMOL). Practitioners
Dr Séamus Napier should be able to recognise features of
Department of intra-oral lesions, understand the
Histopathology, RVH importance of histopathology for these
lesions and understand the importance of
clinico-pathological correlation.
18:45 | National Football Stadium
Windsor Park Belfast NEW VENUE
CPD 2¼ hours
BDA member: FREE | Non-member: £45
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The business of dental practice – risk vs reward NEW WITH YOUR
30 reasons why – practical hints and tips to MEMBERSHIP
improve your clinical practice
Date: Tuesday 28 April 2020 Owen’s lecture will highlight the
increasing relevance of business
Award-winning assistance programme
understanding in the management
Owen Thompson
of a dental practice. It will provide
GDP, Waterside Dental Surgery
practical tips to improve efficiency,
examine theories to reduce the financial
risk when expanding a dental practice
David McCaughey and discuss methods of assessing
Specialist practitioner in
the market position of a participant’s
Prosthodontics, Restorative
dental practice.
Dentistry and Endodontics
18:45 | National Football Stadium
David’s lecture will provide practical
examples of tips and suggestions to
provides all BDA members with a
Windsor Park Belfast NEW VENUE improve clinical practice. Dentists 24-7 comprehensive and confidential
will receive relevant clinical information
CPD 2¼ hours to help improve their patient care. counselling service
Home Life Support Health Calendar
BDA member: FREE | Non-member: £45 Help balancing your budgets, debt or even Information on early detection and how to help
assistance with civil disputes. prevent issues occurring.
Physical & Emotional Health Wellbeing Resources
A suite of resources aimed to support you both Self-help tools including a range of wellbeing
physically and emotionally. modules, fact sheets and invaluable video
Mini Health Checks counselling.
A great way for you to assess your own Four week Self-Help Programmes
wellbeing, providing you with instant guidance, Four week programmes designed to help you through
based on your answers. those small, but important lifestyle changes.
Webinars Work Life Assistance
TheBDA British Dental Association Providing topical information and coaching Dedicated to supporting you through professional
to guide and educate on a range of mental issues, such as returning to work or coping with a
health issues. change in structure.
British Dental Association britishdentalassociation
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bda.org/healthassured
Periodontal and restorative dilemmas and solutions
Date: Tuesday 19 May 2020 Professor Anthony Roberts will be delivering
Perio: Shaken, not stirred…? This lecture will
update practitioners on key developments
Prof Anthony Roberts
within periodontology. Prof Roberts will
Professor / Consultant of
explore the evidence supporting
Restorative Dentistry
recommendations made to patients and the
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latest concepts in periodontics. Attendees
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will be familiar with evidence supporting the
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Prof Avijit Banerjee
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recommendations provided to patients and
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better understand the rationale for
Operative Dentistry
periodontal treatment strategies.
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Perio: Up-STAGED, Up-GRADED but to
Jocelyn Harding what EXTENT? will be Prof Roberts second
Dental hygienist lecture providing an overview of the latest
classification of periodontal diseases, along
with personal experiences and practicalities
relating to implementation. The lecture will
10:00 – 16:30 (lunch included) discuss common concerns, misconceptions PREVENTION
Hilton Hotel, Templepatrick, BT39 0DD and pitfalls experienced to date. Worked
examples will assist clinicians through the
process of forming a diagnostic statement
and help them understand the processes
involved in classifying periodontal diseases.
BDA member: FREE | Non-member: £45
Professor Avijit Banerjee will be speaking on
Hygenists: FREE | Therapists: FREE
‘Preventing caries ‘MI’ way’ discussing
patient-focused, minimally invasive
This event is brought to you by
approaches to managing/preventing dental
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exploring ‘MI’ operative management of 100%
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team approach to mouth care of patients VOCO helps you embrace the “Teeth for Life” evolution from
Prevention to Minimally Invasive Restorative Dentistry, using
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the latest advances in material science, emerging research and
the dental team to understand the journey
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of a cancer patient before, during and after
and your team on a restorative dental materials journey that focuses
treatment and appreciate the possible on prevention, longevity, biocompatibility, aesthetics and function.
complications of cancer treatment involving
the oral cavity.
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To deliver exceptional dentistry with products that stand the test of time, call your
local sales consultant Claire Austin today on 07584200138 or e-mail c.austin@voco.comRed flag referrals
Date: Tuesday 15 September 2020 Dr John Marley will speak on red flag
referral patterns, identification and
managment of lesions of the mouth with
Dr John Marley
malignant potential. Attendees will have a
Consultant in Oral Surgery,
School of Dentistry, QUB
better understanding of the challenges
of managing red flag referrals, and grading
their urgency with improved accuracy.
Making the switch simple
18:45 | Venue: TBC
CPD 2¼ hours
Derek Manson will be
HOT
TOPIC speaking on the General Is your professional
Dental Levy Fund and
practitioner input
indemnity:
BDA member: FREE | Non-member: £45
Occurrence-based?
The dento legal risks of periodontal disease - Contractually-certain?
stop worrying! Dentist-led?
BDA NI Branch AGM Securely underwritten by a
regulated insurer?
Date: Tuesday 10 November 2020 This lecture will examine the risks faced
by GDPs, review the record keeping Good for up to £10 million
per claim?
requirements and look at how to
Len D’Cruz
establish a protocol for managing and
BDA Senior Dento-legal advisor,
GDP and practice owner
referring perio patients. The lecture Ours is.
aims to reduce the risks of claims and
complaints in relation to periodontal
18:40 AGM | Venue: TBC disease.
CPD 2¼ hours Before renewing, get an easy online indicative quote
HOT Hall Graham will be
TOPIC speaking on his bda.org/ indemnity
experience as a GDC - A unique service designed for dentists and dentistry
BDA member: FREE | Non-member: £45
Fitness to Practice
Panellist.
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The policy is arranged by the British Dental Association and underwritten by Royal & Sun Alliance. The British Dental Association is an appointed representative of Lloyd
& Whyte Ltd. Lloyd & Whyte Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). The FCA does not regulate the advice you receive with regards to
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020 7935 0875 | enquiries@bda.org | bda.org | For more information on policy cover and exclusions, please visit bda.org/indemnityThe long and short of it:
taking the stress out of endodontics in general practice
Date: Friday 9 October 2020
This series of lectures will take attendees
through the clinical sequence of
Dr Bob Philpott endodontics, from diagnosis to restoration
Senior Clinical Lecturer/Honorary of the root filled tooth. Alyn and Bob will
Consultant, Endodontics, discuss the biological basis for decision-
The University of Edinburgh making in the discipline but most
importantly how this relates to your practical
Alyn Morgan
management of patients. Endodontic
Specialist Endodontist,
radiology, access, root canal preparation
Private Practice and University
strategies, obturation and restoration will
of Leeds
be discussed, and both speakers will identify
Dr Dermot Canavan useful tips and techniques to overcome
problems during your day to day work.
Practitioner specialising in pain
management Attendees will have a knowledge of the
importance of definitive diagnosis in
Dr Gillian Smith endodontics prior to treatment. They will
recognise the best system for them to
GDP, The Dental Suite
clean and shape root canals in practice
and they will understand the role of
obturation and how to maximise efficiency
10:00 – 16:30 during this stage of treatment
Hilton Hotel, Templepatrick Diagnosing orofacial pain complaints -
getting it right first time! will be the topic
5 hours CPD
from Dermot Canavan. Key issues related
to the diagnosis and management of
orofacial pain patients, history taking,
clinical examination and special tests will
BDA member: £25 | Non-member: £95 be addressed. Attendees will learn simple
strategies to improve their ability to identify
and correctly diagnose orofacial pain
complaints.
Dr Gillian Smith will be exploring ‘What can
you do to make your dental practice
autism friendly? Attendees will be provided
with helpful tips that are inexpensive and
easily introduced into the day-to-
day running of a busy dental practice.
22 Book at bda.org/bse Book at bda.org/bse 23BDA NI Social Events 2020
2020 Presidential Installation
Friday 17 January 2020 You deserve
19:15 | Great Hall, Queen’s University Belfast the best support
Cost £60 (inc VAT)
and advice
BOOK NOW Join us for this annual event as Paul
bda.org/northernirelanddinner Brennan is installed as BDA Northern
Ireland Branch President 2020. We will
Booking deadline is Friday 10 January. begin with a drinks reception followed
by an exquisite five course meal with
wine. Speaking on behalf of the guests
will be Donncha O’Carolan, Regional
lead GDS and Governance, HSCB.
Members can save time and money
Rugby event. Autumn 2020. Details pending fixture list. with personalised advice on:
• Associateships and employment law
BDA NI Branch golf events Access to: Online
compliance
One-to-one
advice
All our
templates
• The business of dentistry support
Golf Captain 2020 Rosapenna Scientific Weekend Essential
Owen Thompson Friday 2 – Sunday 4 October 2020 | • Compliance members
Rosapenna Golf Resort, Donegal • Employment relations and support Extra
Golf Convenors 2020 members
Members and guests welcome to all for salaried dentists
Mark Lenny 07540 419486 Expert
golf events. members
Bruce Williamson 07598 171113 • Pensions.
Lyttle Cup Sponsored by
BDA (host) vs Irish Dental Association
Friday 24 April 2020 To upgrade call: 020 7563 4550
Royal Portrush Golf Club
Captain’s Day Southern Cross Dental lead the way in Your questions answered
Friday 26 June 2020 providing high quality dental products and bda.org/advice
Royal Belfast Golf Club services to dental industry professionals.
24 The BDA is owned and run by its members. We are a not-for-profit organisation – all our income is reinvested for the benefit of the profession.BDA Groups, Northern Ireland
YDG
Ross Livingston and Ryan Cowden
Co-chairs of the Young Dentists Group,
NI Division
They can be contacted on
northernirelandydg@bda.org
A Night at Drumbo Park
joining QUB BDSA
March 2020
CPD and social night
Autumn 2020 CDS
Ruth Early
Chair of the CDS Group, NI Division
Ruth can be contacted on
HOSPITALS group cdsnorthernirelanddivision@bda.org
Dr Gerry McKenna
Chair of the Hospitals Group, NI Division
Multi-topic CDS Study Day
Gerry can be contacted on
hospitalsnorthernirelanddivision@bda.org
Wednesday 5 February 2020
Oral management of the head
and neck cancer patient 09:00 – 16:30
£40 - BDA member | £50 – Non-BDA member
Date: 31 January 2019
(Lunch included)
14:00 – 16:30 | Venue: TBC Periodontal disease classification
Speakers: and management, pain relief during GA
Cherith Semple and Kar-Lee Brown exodontia, management of the older patient,
minimal intervention in dentistry
Management of
Sponsor
the ageing population
Book online at
Date and venue: TBC bda.org/events/bda-groups
Coordinator: Dr Gerry McKenna
Book online at CDS Study Day
bda.org/events/bda_groups Friday 11 September 2020
26 Book at bda.org/bse 27Support and advice services for BDA members
BDA strives to provide members with expert, tailored advice across
the dental crafts through a wide range of services.
Alan Pitcaithley David Paul
Practice management Employment relations
consultant advisor
General Dental Practitioners Salaried dentists
Alan Pitcaithley is a practice David Paul is an employment relations
management consultant focussing on advisor, mainly advising members in
a range of non-clinical issues affecting Northern Ireland (and Scotland).
associates and practice owners in
David supports members on a range
Northern Ireland (and Scotland).
of issues including employee relations,
Alan can provide expert advice on a contractual issues and staffing issues.
range of areas including employee
Salaried dentists of any membership
relations, associateships, setting up in
level are entitled to advice and support
practice and employment law.
from members of the employment
Alan is an experienced human resources relations team.
professional who has extensive
Contact Advice.Enquiries@bda.org
knowledge of management and
for assistance or call 0300 123 1233
employee relations, gained within a
multitude of industries and has been Mediation
with the BDA for over 10 years.
All mediation in relation to
Extra and Expert members can contact associateship disputes is free for all
Alan directly for 1 – to 1 advice on membership levels. Expert members
continue to have access to free
Alan.Pitcaithley@bda.org
mediation services for a wider range
or call 01786 476 042
of disputes with other BDA Expert
members and non-dentist members of
practice staff.
28 Book at bda.org/bse 29BDA Northern Ireland and national committees
The BDA is owned by its members. UK Council Representatives of all the
Members elect people who make country councils meet together as the UK
decisions on strategy and policy, and Council to discuss matters of common
who represent the views of colleagues concern. UK Council has an important role
across the profession. They negotiate, on behalf of members in ensuring the voice
lobby and develop policy on your of the membership is heard as the PEC
behalf. They provide an important link, discharges its duties.
sharing knowledge and experience
BDA Principal Executive Committee (PEC)
of front-line care to help inform the
is the highest decision-making body within the
decision-making processes.
BDA. It sets the strategic direction of the
Northern Ireland Salaried Dentists organisation and is made up of representatives
Committee represents dentists in from all crafts of dentistry, which are elected
community practice across Northern Ireland. directly by the membership and act on
They are a decision making, craft committee their behalf. There is one Northern Ireland
hich negotiates on contractual terms and seat on the PEC.
Class II Solution™ conditions and lobbies on issues of
importance in community dentistry.
UK Council Representatives of all the
country councils meet together as the UK
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Northern Ireland Dental Practice Council to discuss matters of common
From matrix system to bulk fill flowable to universal composite, Dentsply Sirona Restorative Committee represents dentists in general concern. UK Council has an important role
provides the only complete solution with unmatched adaptation at each critical step of
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a Class II restoration.
decision-making, craft committee which of the membership is heard as the PEC
negotiates on contractual and policy issues discharges its duties.
1 2 3 4 and works closely with stakeholder
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For more information, please contact your Dentsply Sirona representative Grainne Hutton. TheBDA British Dental Association
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This is very good news and will certainly
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32 Book at bda.org/bse 33BDA Northern Ireland staff BDA Northern Ireland Branch past presidents
The Northern Ireland staff are part of the wider BDA team. The staff support elected 1923 1951 1974 1997
M.J. Maguire Prof. P.J. Stoy R.M. McLeod Doreen Wilson
representatives and members in their roles through committee management,
1924 1952 1975 1998
communications, research and strategic engagement. They aim to ensure members and
W.G. Keys D.A.G. Dunn J.E. Johnston J.T. Black
representatives needs are met, and their voices heard at both a local and national level.
1925 1953 1976 1999
H.H. Martin J.A. Smyth G.S. Hobson Roslyn McMullan* (2019)
1926 1954 1977 2000
W.M. Swan H. McCullough Prof.C.P. Adams D. Macaulay
Tristen Kelso 1927 1955 1978 2001
J. Malone A.C. Holden C.R. Carter D. McLeod
BDA Northern Ireland Director 1928 1956 1979 2002
D.S. Rankin Violet G. Rattie W.B.G. Barber T. Gilmore
020 7535 5843 1929 1957 1980 2003
H. McCormick J.A. Clarke B.D. Douglas D. Russell
tristen.kelso@bda.org
1930 1958 1981 2004
G.F. Watson J.M. Colgan M. O’Farrell T.J. Clifford
1931 1959 1982 2005
C.H. McComb Col.B.E. Gentleman A. Richardson W.K. Graham
1932 1960 1983 2006
Iain Hoy S.A. Deans W.G. Lyttle B.M. Tweedie K. McClintock
1933 1961 1984 2007
Senior Policy Advisor W.M. Hunter R.C. Chapman P.E. Davey C.G. Cowan
1934 1962 1985 2008
020 7535 5845 A.E.S. Austin S.M. McCullough J.H. Green M. McElholm
iain.hoy@bda.org ¬ 1935 1963 1986 2009
A.M. Henderson J.F. Hamilton I.C. Benington* (2002) N. Farmer
1936 1964 1987 2010
H. Elwood*(1938) D.P. Boyle E. Curry R. Graham
1937 1965 1988 2011
H.T.A. McKeag V.A. Hewitt J. Williamson E. Livingston
Laura Orr 1938 1966 1989 2012
M. Kennedy R.J. Smith W.F. Harbison B. McGonigle* (2013)
Committee and Administration Support Officer 1939 1967 1990 2013
J. Lyons T.H. Dunseith Dr.J.D. Eccles S. Killough
020 7535 5844
1943 1968 1991 2014
laura.orr@bda.org W.M. Swan K.J. Johnston R.P. Tennant P. Ramsay-Baggs
1944 1969 1992 2015
L. Foreman C. McKay R.B. Linehan P.S.D Henderson
1946 1970 1993 2016
J.C.Smyth*(1965) W.M. McCarthy F. Shields A. Stevens
1948 1971 1994 2017
J. McBride W.H. Morrow*(1978) P. Waters Prof. D. Hussey
BDA Northern Ireland Office 1949 1972 1995 2018
The Mount Business and Conference Centre, 2 Woodstock Link, Belfast, BT6 8DD W.D. Martin F.L. Stuart R. Kendrick Martin W. Curran
020 7935 0875 | NorthernIrelandOffice@bda.org 1950 1973 1996 2019
R.G. Chambers A.L. Colgan W. Corry Claudette Christie
34 *National President 352020 branch calendar – at a glance
Tuesday 4 February 2020
Friday 17 January 2020
Creating a great personal
Branch Presidential Installation development plan (PDP)
Great Hall, QUB, Belfast
Dr Janine Brooks
Tuesday 10 March 2020 Tuesday 28 April 2020
The good, the bad and the Ugly! The business of dental practice -
(Potentially Malignant Oral Lesions) risk vs reward
Dr Stephen Adair Owen Thompson
and Dr Séamus Napier and David McCaughey
Tuesday 19 May 2020
Friday 24 April 2020
Periodontal and restorative
Lyttle Cup BDA (host) vs IDA dilemmas and solutions
Royal Portrush Golf Club Prof Anthony Roberts, Prof Avijit Banerjee
and Jocelyn Harding
Friday 26 June 2020 Tuesday 15 September 2020
Captain’s Day Red flag referrals
Royal Belfast Golf Club Dr John Marley
Friday 9 October 2020
Friday 2 – Sunday 4 October 2020
The long and short of it
Rosapenna Scientific Weekend (endodontics in general practice)
Rosapenna, Donegal Dr Bob Philpott, Alyn Morgan,
Dr Dermot Canavan and Dr Gillian Smith
Tuesday 10 November 2020
Tuesday 10 November 2020
The dento legal risk of periodontal
BDA NI Branch AGM disease – stop worrying!
BDA NI BRANCH
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