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Functions of the AANZP
The functions of the AANZP are:
- Support the interests of members in the practice and teaching of prosthodontics.
- Promote and maintain the high ethical and professional standards of prosthodontists.
- Support prosthodontic research in Australia and New Zealand.
- Encourage the study of prosthodontics in Australia and New Zealand.
- Support and monitor graduate prosthodontic training programs in Australia and New Zealand.
- Promote the recognition of prosthodontics as a specialist branch of dentistry.
- Promote the clinical advancement of prosthodontics.
- Advise registration bodies on the requirements for specialist prosthodontic registration.
- Promote the appointment of AANZP members to hospital boards and public bodies.
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34th Australian Dental Congress - Brisbane
30 Mar - 03 Apr 11
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As part of a community campaign to promote good oral health care for babies and toddlers the ADA has developed oral hygiene tips for parents and carers of young children.
> Learn more
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ADAVB’s Convention – Dentistry2010 – will
be bigger and better with the introduction of pre-Convention workshops and multiple concurrent sessions.
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Dental Health Week is a community awareness program coordinated and funded by the ADA. In 2009 the ADA is leading a campaign to target 55 year olds and over and has developed a range of Fact Sheets on oral health care. August 3rd - 9th is Dental Health Week.
> Click here for DHW 2009 Media Release.
>Click here for previous Dental Health Week material.
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The ADA is once again conducting a Mouthguard Awareness campaign in 2009.
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Have you recently covered a story on dentistry or oral health?
Find out more information on the ADA's Journalism Award.
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