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Australian society of endodontology
JOURNAL OF ENDODONTICS [ VOL 8, NO 10, OCTOBER 1982
Natal Endodontic Study Group
1983 Annual Session Information Levoy conducts seminar Bob Levoy will be one of the featured speakers at the 1983 Annual Session. He will be conducting a unique seminar titled "Team building--the brass tacks of motivating your employees." According to Levoy, it takes strong medicine to turn people around, shake them up, open their eyes--to help them see what they've been doing or missing--and then making a change for the better. This promises to be an idea-filled seminar for the endodontic office that calls for results.
Bob Levoy
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
The Natal Endodontic Study Group, a branch of the Endodontic Society of South Africa, has held two meetings this year. On January 6, the members met at the Jewish Club in Durban to hear presentations by Drs. C. T. Botha and Michael Haskell. Both speakers presented case types, such as a "bull tooth" in which apexes are joined, and avulsed teeth. Dr. Botha demonstrated the successful method of root canal therapy before re-implantation and other methods that he found effective. A one-day course on "The filling of root canals in three-dimensions" was held by the NESG on July 24 at the Durban rooms of club secretary, Dr. It. Cunningham-Graham. Dr. Dave Koton of Durban, who attended a similar course run by Dr. Herbert Schilder, at Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry, conducted the one-day course. A roundtable discussion on different aspects of root canal therapy, such as cleaning, shaping by vertical condensation and three-dimensional filling of root canals, is scheduled for Oct 12 this year at the Durban Jewish Club.
AILA meets in Caracas The Asociaeion Ibero-Latinoamericana de Endodoncia (AILAE--The IberianLatin-American Endodontics Association) will hold its Second Congress (II Congreso Latinoamerieano-lberico de Endodoncia-II CLAIDE), in Caracas, Venezuela, from June 20 to 24, 1983. Organized by the Soeiedad Venezolana de Endodoncia (Venezuelan Endodontic Association), the conference is expected to attract delegates from Spain, Portugal, and other Latin-American countries. A tentative program has scheduled four forums, which wilt focus on the main aspects of endodontics, three round table seminars, which will discuss controversial subjects, and one session on short-paper presentations. Distinguished research and clinical dentists have agreed to make presentations, among them, Drs. Fernando Goldberg,
Argentina; Alceu Berbert and Clovis Monteiro Bramante, Brazil; Juan H. Gutierrez, Chile; Mario Silva Garza, Mexico; Angel Lasala and Pedro E. Henrlquez, Venezuela; and a representative from Spain. Dr. Irving J. Naidorf, AAE Board Director and Editor of the Journal, has also been invited as a special guest to conduct a course on clinical immunology in endodontics. Special recognition will be accorded USA's Dr. Louis I. Grossman and Argentina's Dr. Oscar A. Maisto for their outstanding contributions to endodontics. For more information about II CLAIDE, write to Dr. Rafael Gonzfilez Mart[nez, president, or Dra. Ana Mercedes Cardozo, secretary, Sociedad Venezolana de Endodoncia, Apartado No. 59024, Caracas 104, Venezuela.
Australian Society of Endodontology The Australian Society of Endodontology had a Federal Executive Meeting on May 2, 1982, and the following were elected officers: Drs. Barry Feiglin, president; and Garry Nervo, secretary/treasurer. State Councillors were Drs. Bruce Stone (Western AustraIia), John Booth (South Australia), Anthony Martin (New South Wales), and Gilbert Shearer (Queensland). The Federal Office of the ASE is located at 72 Mount St, Heidelberg, 3084, Australia. Telephone:(03) 458 3471.
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Natal Endodontic Study Group
1983 Annual Session Information Levoy conducts seminar Bob Levoy will be one of the featured speakers at the 1983 Annual Session. He will be conducting a unique seminar titled "Team building--the brass tacks of motivating your employees." According to Levoy, it takes strong medicine to turn people around, shake them up, open their eyes--to help them see what they've been doing or missing--and then making a change for the better. This promises to be an idea-filled seminar for the endodontic office that calls for results.
Bob Levoy
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
The Natal Endodontic Study Group, a branch of the Endodontic Society of South Africa, has held two meetings this year. On January 6, the members met at the Jewish Club in Durban to hear presentations by Drs. C. T. Botha and Michael Haskell. Both speakers presented case types, such as a "bull tooth" in which apexes are joined, and avulsed teeth. Dr. Botha demonstrated the successful method of root canal therapy before re-implantation and other methods that he found effective. A one-day course on "The filling of root canals in three-dimensions" was held by the NESG on July 24 at the Durban rooms of club secretary, Dr. It. Cunningham-Graham. Dr. Dave Koton of Durban, who attended a similar course run by Dr. Herbert Schilder, at Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry, conducted the one-day course. A roundtable discussion on different aspects of root canal therapy, such as cleaning, shaping by vertical condensation and three-dimensional filling of root canals, is scheduled for Oct 12 this year at the Durban Jewish Club.
AILA meets in Caracas The Asociaeion Ibero-Latinoamericana de Endodoncia (AILAE--The IberianLatin-American Endodontics Association) will hold its Second Congress (II Congreso Latinoamerieano-lberico de Endodoncia-II CLAIDE), in Caracas, Venezuela, from June 20 to 24, 1983. Organized by the Soeiedad Venezolana de Endodoncia (Venezuelan Endodontic Association), the conference is expected to attract delegates from Spain, Portugal, and other Latin-American countries. A tentative program has scheduled four forums, which wilt focus on the main aspects of endodontics, three round table seminars, which will discuss controversial subjects, and one session on short-paper presentations. Distinguished research and clinical dentists have agreed to make presentations, among them, Drs. Fernando Goldberg,
Argentina; Alceu Berbert and Clovis Monteiro Bramante, Brazil; Juan H. Gutierrez, Chile; Mario Silva Garza, Mexico; Angel Lasala and Pedro E. Henrlquez, Venezuela; and a representative from Spain. Dr. Irving J. Naidorf, AAE Board Director and Editor of the Journal, has also been invited as a special guest to conduct a course on clinical immunology in endodontics. Special recognition will be accorded USA's Dr. Louis I. Grossman and Argentina's Dr. Oscar A. Maisto for their outstanding contributions to endodontics. For more information about II CLAIDE, write to Dr. Rafael Gonzfilez Mart[nez, president, or Dra. Ana Mercedes Cardozo, secretary, Sociedad Venezolana de Endodoncia, Apartado No. 59024, Caracas 104, Venezuela.
Australian Society of Endodontology The Australian Society of Endodontology had a Federal Executive Meeting on May 2, 1982, and the following were elected officers: Drs. Barry Feiglin, president; and Garry Nervo, secretary/treasurer. State Councillors were Drs. Bruce Stone (Western AustraIia), John Booth (South Australia), Anthony Martin (New South Wales), and Gilbert Shearer (Queensland). The Federal Office of the ASE is located at 72 Mount St, Heidelberg, 3084, Australia. Telephone:(03) 458 3471.
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