Please join us for the first webinar of 2025 - Key success factors: Showcasing the breadth of EthOss synthetic bone graft use from pathology and advanced implantology to All-on-X cases.
Join Drs Michael Tang (UK) and Frank Chang (AUS) for an examination of the range of different advanced clinical scenarios where they are finding success using EthOss. This webinar is ideal for clinicians interested in expanding their knowledge of how and why synthetic bone graft materials such as EthOss are suitable for advanced, complex cases and the results that are possible.
Dr Tang, an advanced implant GP in the UK, routinely uses EthOss for his patients, including:
Cases with advanced to significant defects
All-on-X cases
A more mature patient cohort
Find out how and why he uses EthOss in these cases as he illustrates how the features of EthOss allow him to provide the best possible patient outcomes.
Dr Chang, an Oral & Maxillofacial surgeon in Perth, is routinely using EthOss for:
Pathology cases
Advanced implantology cases
Younger patients
Explore with him how he approaches these advanced cases and the thought process behind his decision to use EthOss for these large and complex cases.
All discussions will be illustrated with patient cases from their own practices and there will be an opportunity for a live panel Q&A at the conclusion of the webinar.
Date & Time
📅 Wednesday 12 February 2025
🕒 NSW, VIC, ACT, TAS 7:00pm
🕒 SA 6.30pm
🕒 QLD 6.00pm
🕒 NT 5:30pm
🕒 WA 4:00pm
📘 CPD Up to 2 Hours
About the presenters
Dr Michael Tang
BDS(Gla) MFGDP(UK)RCS PgDip(ImpDent) MSc(ImpDent) FCGDent
Michael qualified from the Glasgow Dental School in 2002 and proceeded to train and work in a mainly National Health Service clinic. Soon after graduating, he developed a special interest in oral surgery and dental implant treatments. He pursued further training with the attendance of commercial courses, being mentored by leading clinicians in the field, as well as in academic institutions.
In 2012, he was awarded a Masters in Dental Implantology. In recent years he acquired a particular interest in digital planning and placement of implants. He has used and explored different systems from guides assisting with pilot drilling only to fully guided systems.
He routinely uses EthOss® for grafting deficient sites when carrying out implant surgery.
As well as receiving referrals, he also mentors less experienced colleagues. Michael is currently a Clinical Teacher for the University of Central Lancashire’s Masters of Implantology programme.
Dr Frank Chang
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon
BDS (Otago, NZ), MBChB (Auckland, NZ), FRACDS (Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery)
Dr Chang is a dual qualified Dentist and Doctor, having completed dentistry at Otago, NZ in 2003 and medicine at Auckland, NZ in 2009. He pursued post-graduate training in Oral and Maxillofacial surgery in Perth, WA, practicing in that specialty since 2018. Dr Chang has also completed a fellowship in TMJ surgery and Deformity surgery in the UK.
Currently, Dr Chang practices in private practice in South Perth and holds public appointments at Royal Perth Hospital, Fiona Stanley Hospital and University of Western Australia where he provides specialist services and training for maxillofacial trainees and dental students.
Dental implantology and alveolar bone grafting have been important parts of Dr Chang’s private practice work. This experience has been translated into training dental implantology and maxillofacial trainees and dental students.