Dr. Mohamad Muzafar Hamirudin BDS - Malaysian Dental Association

Dr. Mohamad Muzafar HamirudinBDS (Malaya) MClinDent (Prosthodontics)(London),Dip. In Clinical Dentistry (London),MFDSRCS (England) FICD (USA)Dr. Saw Lip HeanBDS (Melbourne), MScUpon receiving his BDS degree from Universiti Malaya, Dr. Muzafar workedbriefly in private practice before becoming a tutor at the Faculty of Dentistry,Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia in 2001. He received his Masters inProsthodontics in 2004 from the Institute of Dentistry, Barts and the London andhis postgraduate diploma in Clinical Dentistry (with Distinction) in 2005 fromQueen Mary’s School of Medicine & Dentistry, University of London. In 2005, hewas awarded the membership by examination from the Royal College of Surgeonsof England.Dr. Muzafar is currently a clinical lecturer and heading the Department ofProsthodontics, Faculty of Dentistry, UKM. He has a special interest in managingelderly patient, all ceramic restorations and the development of a prosthodonticslaboratory facility in the dental school. He is also a Council Member (2007/08) ofthe Malaysian Dental Association.Topic: Treatment planning in complete dentureTreating edentulous patients is not as easy as those days in the past. Patients aremore educated and demanding in the sense of treatment outcome. Therefore,treatment planning in complete dentures is essential to ensure success of thetreatment outcome. In this presentation, we would be doing an appraisal of theedentulous patient so that we would be able to provide successful complete dentureprosthesis according to the patient’s needs and conditions. A vast treatment optionsfor edentulous patients will be introduced and discussed in this presentation.Dr Saw Lip Hean graduated from University of Melbourne in 1988. He served inMalaysian Armed Forces for 2 years before he went on to pursue his post-graduatestudies in Endodontics. In 1993 he set up his private practice restricted toEndodontics. Previously he also served in Malaysian Endodontic Society and wasthe President of the Society for a few years.Lecture 1: Re-infection of endodontically treated teethRe-infection of endodontically treated teeth can be very frustrating for the dentistsand the patients. When this occurs, the dentists may opt for re-treatment, surgicalendodontics or removal of the teeth. This lecture will look at the cause of the reinfectionand the rationales behind these various treatment options in detail. At theend of this lecture, the participants should know how to minimise the re-infectionof the endodontically treated teeth and know how to make a conscious decisionwhen facing with the problem.Lecture 2: Case DiscussionDuring this interactive session, many clinical cases will be shown and allparticipants are encouraged to think over the cases. It will involve Diagnosis,Treatment Planning, Case Selection, Treatment Procedures etc. It will be aninteresting session for everyone. At the end of this session, the participants willhave a better appreciation of endodontic treatment.

MALAYSIAN DENTAL ASSOCIATIONNORTHERN ZONEPRESENTS“PROBLEM SOLVING IN DAILY DENTISTRY”VENUE: IMPIANA CASUARINA HOTEL, IPOHDATE: 4 TH MAY 2008 (SUNDAY)TIME: 8.30A.M. TO 5.00 P.M.Fee: MDA Member RM 50.00Non-member RM 100.003 CPDPOINTSPROGRAMME:0830-0900 Registration0900-1030 Re-infection of endodontically treated teeth~by Dr Saw Lip Hean1030-1100 Tea Breaks1100-1230 Treatment planning in complete denture~ by Dr Mohamad Muzafar1230-1400 Lunch / Trade Exhibition1400-1530 Case Discussion~ by Dr Saw Lip Hean1530-1600 Tea Breaks1600-1730 Impacted teeth–An Oral Surgeon’s perspective~by Dr Yuen Kar MunDr. Yuen Kar MunBDS, MSc(Lond.), FDSRCS (Eng)Dr. Yuen started his career in Sabah in 1989. Eight years later, he secured a scholarship todo his postgraduate studies in the UK. He is currently serving as Consultant OralMaxillofacial Surgeon in Hospital Ipoh.He has presented a paper at the scientific meeting of the College of Surgeons Academy ofMedicine and wason the working committee for drafting the Clinical Practice Guideline onManagement of unerupted and impacted third molar teeth published by Ministry of Health.He has also served as a reviewer for a few journals. His interest is in oral maxillofacialtrauma and implants.AbstractImpacted wisdom teeth is commonly encountered in general dental practice. Though rarer,impaction can also affect other teeth. They can present in a number ways including guminfection, mal-alignment of teeth, incidental radiographic finding, and less commonlycystic enlargement or other pathology.This lecture will examine the presentation and management of impacted teeth in an oralsurgery clinic. Straight forward impaction to the more complicated ones involving otherpathology will be discussed. Some complications of surgical removal will also beaddressed.REPLY PROFORMAI,…………………………………………………………….wish to attend the CPDProgramme organized by MDA Northern Zone in Ipoh and I would like to confirmmy attendance by paying the sum of RM………..……….(Postal order / ChequeNo:…………………………...…..)Please contact me for further details by phone …...………………..oremail……………………..Signature: Date:PAYMENT METHODPlease made full payment upon registration via: Cheque Postal Order / Money Order Public Bank A/C: 3131971901Please send completed form & payment to:Dr.Teh Tat Beng,Secretary, MDA Northern Zone,Klinik Pergigian Teh,28, Hume Street, 30300 Ipoh, Perak.Or fax the bank in slip to 05-2543827 (for Bank Transfer Only)