Basic Course in Dental Implantology (Series 2)
2024-09-28 - 2024-11-16, 2024-09-30 - 2024-11-11

BDS Class of 1994 - 30th Anniversary Reunion
2024-09-29

Workshop on Orofacial Pain (3rd Run)
2024-09-29

Faculty of Dentistry Donor Appreciation Night 2022
2024-10-15

Celebrating An Evening of Gratitude: NUS Dentistry Donor Appreciation Dinner 2023
2024-10-15

Dr Lo Geok Lam Reunites with Former Students and Colleagues During Singapore Visit
2024-11-01

ITI Study Club Session
2024-11-19

Research Blitz: Benchtop Discoveries to Bedside Care in Dental, Oral and Craniofacial Research
2024-11-19 15:00 - 17:00 UTC | Zoom

Workshop on Orofacial Pain
2024-11-29 09:00 - 17:30

Principles Of Flap Design in Regenerative Dental Surgery
2025-01-18 08:00 - 12:30
Date:
18 January 2025
8:00am – 12:30pm

Venue:
Seminar Room 10-5 (Level 10), NUS Faculty of Dentistry

Event Type:
Workshops

Target Audience:
General Dental Practitioners

Trainer / Instructor:
Assoc Prof Raymond Wong

CPE Points:
4

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Programme Details:
This half-day workshop aims to provide participants with the latest information in regenerative dental surgery and hands-on practice on flap design. The demands of dental-related care are increasing with an ageing population in Singapore. MOH has announced in 2023 that community care shall be prioritized as our population ages. Along with this is the concomitant need for dental practitioners in the community to upskill and provide improving and sustainable outcomes for patients, to reduce the overall healthcare cost and burden.

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AM.NUS & Faculty of Dentistry Lunch-time Sharing
2025-01-23 13:00 - 14:00 | Faculty of Dentistry, NUCOHS Seminar Room S10-6

Melbourne Chapter of the NUS Alumni Celebrates Chinese New Year with Festive Cheer
2025-02-07

Quick Guide to Sample Size Collection
2025-02-27 13:00 - 14:00 | Faculty of Dentistry, NUCOHS Seminar Room S10-6
DATE:
27 February 2025
TIME:
1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
VENUE:
Seminar Room S10-6, NUS Faculty of Dentistry, NUCOHS
EVENT TYPE:
Seminar
TARGET AUDIENCE:
Students
CPE POINTS:
10
ORGANISED BY:
CADE
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Sharing Session – Mastication Matters: The Significance of Chewing in Aging
2025-02-28 17:00 - 19:00
Date:
28 February 2025
5:00pm – 7:00pm

Venue:
Auditorium (Level 9), NUS Faculty of Dentistry

Event Type:
Lecture/Sharing Session

Target Audience:
General Dental Practitioners

Trainer / Instructor:
Prof Mats Trulsson

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Programme Details:
Chewing ability is a critical determinant of oral health and overall quality of life. Several physiological and anatomical parameters influence chewing function. Over the past few decades, oral rehabilitation procedures have transitioned from removable to fixed prostheses. The dental implant, innovated by Branemark and colleagues, has revolutionized oral rehabilitation strategies.
Dental implants enhance the stability and retention of prostheses, leading to higher patient satisfaction and improvements in oralhealth-related quality of life. However, the question remains: do current rehabilitation strategies improve nutritional status and contribute to healthy aging? A compromised chewing function can affect swallowing and digestive processes, reduce nutrient intake, and potentially impact cognitive functions and frailty. This lecture will explore the significance of chewing in the elderly population, highlighting the intricate relationships between oral functions and overall health.

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Current Paradigm Changes in Orthodontics
2025-03-26 09:00 - 16:30
Date:
26 Mar 2025
9:00am – 4:30pm

Venue:
Main Seminar Room, Level 10, NUCOHS

Event Type:
Lecture/Sharing Session

Target Audience:
Dental Students

Trainer / Instructor:
Prof. Seung-Hak Baek (S. Korea)

CPE Points:
7

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Programme Details:
Prof. Dr. Baek is the President of Korean Association of Orthodontists and the past president of Korean Society of 3D digital Orthodontics and Korea Cleft lip and palate association. He is a professor at the Department of Orthodontics school of Dentistry of Seoul National University, Seoul, South Korea and a former visiting scholar at NYU, USC and UCLA, USA. He has published numerous articles in the prestigious orthodontic journals, and he is a member of editorial review board of Angle Orthod, AJODO and KJO, associate editor in progress in Orthodontics.

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[SSG] Restorative Workshop Series 1: Management of Deep Caries – Vital Pulp Therapy or Root Canal Treatment (Classroom and Practical Training)
2025-04-26
Date & Time:
26 April 2025, 9.00am – 6.00pm

Venue:
NUS Dentistry L9 Auditorium & Simulation Lab, New Course

Event Type:
SSG Funded Workshops

Target Audience:
General Dentists

Trainer / Instructor:
Dr Wataru Ode

CPE Points:
8

Flyer:
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Organised by:
NUS Centre for Advanced Dental Education

Programme Details:
Traditionally, clinicians are familiar with full pulpectomy and root canal treatment as the first-line option for managing pulp which is deemed irreversibly inflamed. In recent years, vital pulp therapy in mature teeth has been re-examined with renewed interest and is gaining traction. It is, therefore, meaningful to review and consider this potentially conservative approach as part of our daily practice.

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Digital Endodontics Relevant for Current Clinical Practice?
2025-05-14 18:30 - 20:00
Date:
14th May 2025, 7-8pm (light refreshments available from 6:30pm)

Venue:
National University Centre for Oral Health Singapore, Auditorium L9

Event Type:
Lecture/Sharing Session

Target Audience:
Dental Students

Trainer / Instructor:
DR. OVE A. PETERS, DMD MS PHD

Flyer:
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Organised by:
SOCIETY OF ENDODONTISTS SINGAPORE & NUS National University of Singapore

Programme Details:
Digital technologies are increasingly shaping modern endodontic practice, offering enhanced diagnostic capabilities, procedural precision, and new opportunities for clinical efficiency. While tactile skill remains foundational, advancements such as cone beam computed tomography (CBСT) have redefined diagnostic imaging with regards to periapical pathosis and complex canal anatomies. Dental Magnetic resonance tomography (dMRI) has the potential for a relevant next step in diagnostics. Other emerging tools include Al-driven decision-making enhancement, 3D printed guides for minimally invasive access, and dynamic navigation systems that integrate CBCT data into real-time visualisation during procedures. These innovations-though currently not fully implemented even specialist settings-signal a shift toward more predictable and streamlined treatment planning and treatment.

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Maxillofacial Reconstructive Surgery Hands-on Cadaveric
2025-05-19 - 2025-05-21
Date
19 – 21 May 2025

Venue:
NUS Dentistry / NUS Anatomy Hall

Event Type:
Course

Target Audience:
Maxillofacial Reconstructive Surgeons

Trainer / Instructor:
Prof He Yue
Assoc Prof Zheng Lei
Dr Li Shiyi
Dr Ma Chun Yue
Dr Ong Hui Shan
Dr Qu Xingzhou
Dr Sha Yang

CPE Points:
23

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Jointly Conducted by:
NUS CADE and Shanghai Ninth People’s Hospital

Programme Details:
This course is jointly conducted by NUS CADE and Shanghai Ninth People’s Hospital. The course will cover submental island, pectorals major flaps, radial forearm,anterolateral thigh, profunda artery perforator, fibula, DCIA free flaps, Zygomatic Implant and more.

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Global Surgery Crisis and Mercy Ships
2025-05-26 18:30 - 19:30
Date:
26 May 2025, 6:30pm – 7:30pm

Venue:
L9 Auditorium, NUS Dentistry, NUCOHS

Event Type:
SSG Funded Workshops

Target Audience:
General Dentists

Trainer / Instructor:
Dr Leo Cheng
Rev. Hilary Cheng

CPE Points:
1

Flyer:
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Programme Details:
Two-thirds of the world’s population lack access to safe surgery, with 9 out of 10 people affected in Sub-Saharan West Africa. About 17 million die annually from preventable surgical conditions—more than from TB, malaria, and HIV/AIDS combined. In low-income countries, untreated tumors and deformities often lead to social ostracism and life threatening health issues. Venue: L9 Auditorium, Date: Mon, 26 May 2025 Their ships, including the newly launched Global Mercy, are staffed by volunteers committed to eradicating surgical inequities. Mercy Ships uses hospital ships to provide free, world-class surgical care in West Africa, training local professionals and saving lives.

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Maxillary Skeletal Expander (MSE) Seminar
2025-05-29
Date:
29 May 2025

Venue:
Seminar Room 10-6, NUS Dentistry, NUCOHS

Event Type:
Course

Target Audience:
General Dentists

Trainer / Instructor:
Professor Won Moon

CPE Points:
9

Flyer:
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Organised by:
NUS Centre for Advanced Dental Education

Programme Details:
The Latest Updates in Clinical Applications Based on Research Findings and Digital MSE

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Osteology Research Academy Singapore
2025-06-11 - 2025-06-13
Date
11 – 13 June 2025

Venue:
NUS Faculty of Dentistry

Event Type:
Scientific Programme

Target Audience:
Researchers and Research Students

Jointly Conducted by:
Osteology Foundation and NUS Faculty of Dentistry

Programme Details:
Join us for a comprehensive 3-day course designed for professionals eager to advance their knowledge in dental medicine research and apply the latest technologies in clinical practice. The Osteology Research Academy Singapore offers a unique blend of lectures, hands-on workshops, and networking opportunities with leading experts in the field.

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Comprehensive view advances in Periodontology from Pathogenesis to Regenerative Therapy
2025-06-13 09:30 - 11:30
Date:
13 June 2025
9:30am – 11:30pm

Venue:
SEMINAR ROOM S10-5, LVL 10, NUCOHS

Event Type:
Lecture

Target Audience:
General Dental Practitioners

Trainer / Instructor:
Prof. Shinya Murakami, DDS

CPE Points:
2

Flyer:
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Programme Details:
This lecture provides an overview of the molecular and microbial pathogenesis of periodontitis, emphasizing the roles of dental biofilm and host-related risk factors such as smoking and diabetes. It explores current treatment approaches, including mechanical and adjunctive chemical plaque control, and highlights the limitations of conventional therapies in achieving true tissue regeneration.
The session will also present recent advancements in biologically based regenerative therapies—particularly the use of FGF-2 to stimulate endogenous stem cells for the regeneration of periodontal structures—now clinically applied in Japan.

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BDS Class of 1985 - 40th Anniversary Reunion
2025-07-05

Basic Course in Dental Implantology (Series 1)
2025-07-09 - 2025-09-13
Date:
9 July – 13 September 2025

Venue:
Lecture: Level 9, Auditorium / Level 10, Main Seminar Room, NUS Faculty of Dentistry, NUCOHS
Workshop: Simulation Laboratory, Level 9, NUS Faculty of Dentistry, NUCOHS (Workshop)

Event Type:
Course

Target Audience:
General Dentists

Trainer / Instructor:
A/P Alvin Yeo
A/P Fu Jia Hui
A/P Keson Tan
A/P Raymond Wong
A/P Yeo Jin Fei
Adj A/P Ansgar Cheng
Adj A/P Benjamin Tan
Adj A/P Dominic Leung
Adj A/P Loh Fun Chee
Dr Aidan Yeo
Dr Ang Chee Wan
Dr Elvin Leong
Dr Frank Lee
Dr Ho Kok Sen
Dr Lim Li Zhen
Dr Lum Jing Li
Dr Ode Wataru
Dr Wong Keng Mun

Flyer:
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Organised by:
NUS Centre for Advanced Dental Education

Programme Details:
Traditionally, clinicians are familiar with full pulpectomy and root canal treatment as the first-line option for managing pulp which is deemed irreversibly inflamed. In recent years, vital pulp therapy in mature teeth has been re-examined with renewed interest and is gaining traction. It is, therefore, meaningful to review and consider this potentially conservative approach as part of our daily practice.

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BDS Class of 2010 – 15th Anniversary Dinner
2025-07-12

Inaugural Dentofacial Trauma Symposium
2025-07-12 - 2025-07-13
Date:
12 July – 13 July 2025

Venue:
Lecture: Level 9 Seminar Room, NUS Faculty of Dentistry, NUCOHS

Event Type:
Workshop

Target Audience:
General Dentists

Trainer / Instructor:
Dr Melissa Khor
Dr Yee Ruixiang
Dr Sarah Chua
Dr Yong Chee Weng
Dr Melissa Tan
Dr Tong Huei Jinn

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Organised by:
National University Centre for Oral Health Singapore

Programme Details:
This symposium is designed for both young dentists looking to enhance their knowledge and skills in trauma management, and experienced general dental practitioners seeking to refresh or refine their expertise. It comprises a full-day academic conference, followed by two hands-on workshops focused on managing soft tissue and hard tissue injuries.

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Double Lecture on Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery by Dr. Andreas Fichter
2025-07-21 18:00 - 20:00
Date:
21 July 2025

Venue:
NUS Dentistry Auditorium

Event Type:
Lecture/Sharing Session

Target Audience:
NUS Dentistry Academic Staff, NUCOHS / NUH Staff, NDCS Staff

Trainer / Instructor:
Dr Andreas Fichter

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Organised by:
National University Centre for Oral Health Singapore

Programme Details:
Lecture 1: Professor Fitcher will discuss the scope of OMS in Germany and illustrate with clinical examples. He will share with us the curriculum of the OMS residency training program. The entry requirements, duration of training, syllabus will be touched on. He will also discuss the requirements needed to become a full-fledged OMS practitioner in Germany, with illustration on plastic surgery qualifications as well. The differences in scope in different parts of Germany will be highlighted.
Lecture 2: Management of traumatic injuries to the head and neck region is one of the core expertise of the oral and maxillofacial specialty. In this lecture, current and innovative ideas of oral and maxillofacial trauma will be discussed. There will be a special feature related to the yearly Munich Oktoberfest and how alcohol and its related issues affect oral and maxillofacial injuries management.

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How Deep Is Your Love: What Is An Appropriate Depth Of Implant Placement?
2025-08-27 18:30 - 20:30
Date:
27 August 2025

Venue:
NUS Dentistry Auditorium

Event Type:
Lecture/Sharing Session

Target Audience:
Dental Graduates

Trainer / Instructor:
Dr Ong Ding Sen
Dr Chow Dian Yi

Flyer:
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Organised by:
National University Centre for Oral Health Singapore

Programme Details:
At first, this may seem like a simple question — surely, we just follow the bone level, right? But in reality, this approach doesn’t always lead to the best outcome. When dealing with uneven ridge heights or aesthetic zones, placement depth becomes a more nuanced decision.
If the implant is placed too shallow, and there may not be enough room to shape a natural-looking restoration. If it is placed too deep, there might be risk of complications such as peri-implantitis or bone loss. This lecture distils the concept down to one guiding principle: The appropriate implant depth should support an ideal mucosal emergence.

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Postgraduate Open House 2025
2025-09-06 09:00 - 12:00
Date:
6 September 2025

Venue:
NUS Faculty of Dentistry, Seminar Room S10-05, Level 10

Event Type:
Open House

Target Audience:
Dental Graduates

Organised by:
NUS Faculty of Dentistry

Programme Details:
Ready to take your dental career to the next level?
Discover our MDS, PhD, MSc & Graduate Diploma programmes at the Postgraduate Open House on Sat, 6 Sept 2025, 9am–12pm, at NUS Faculty of Dentistry, NUCOHS. Don’t miss out — scan or go to https://lnkd.in/gDttZ9U6 to register by 31 Aug, 6pm!

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