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Full Members Presentation Protocol

The first step is to approach 2 Full Members to act as your guides and coaches. A good starting point is the members who supported your application for Associate Membership.

You will need to prepare a 30 to 45 minute presentation as part of your application.

Your presentation will need to be approved by your mentors prior to submitting it to the Preview Committee. The Committee will decide whether to allow you to proceed further or whether further changes are necessary in line with Chapter 1 Membership Section 2(2) of the Constitution.

The basis of the presentation is to provide three cases highlighting both clinical and laboratory work. All three cases must show a diagnosis based on clinical examination and investigations. A detailed plan of treatment must be provided, as well as alternative treatment options that could have been used utilised with a rationale for why you went with your chosen treatment plan. The treatment of the cases needs to be detailed and include a step-by-step account of the sequence of treatment with clear and accurate photographs.

The final outcome must be shown clearly and include a retrospective analysis of the treatment; identifying any weaknesses and what could have been done differently. All the treatment decisions must be backed by literature references. The presentation is followed by a 10 -15 minute question and answer session, where you may be asked to recall on the references you quoted.

The list below provides a guideline on the format, as well as the inclusion of relevant data for all presentations. It is by no means comprehensive nor will all the data provided necessarily be required in any one case presentation.

Additional investigations:

  • Radiographic examination, CT as appropriate
  • Mounted study casts, conventional or digital.
  • Smile design.
  • Digital Smile Design.
  • Any other relevant investigations and outcomes of significance.

Initial treatment:

  • Removal of pathology.
  • Diagnostic treatment such as:
  • Stablishing Oral health.
  • Provisional restorations.
  • Any other procedures deemed necessary at this stage.

Details of treatment and sequence of treatment:

Non-surgical treatment:

  • Endodontics.
  • Orthodontics.
  • Bleaching.
  • Any other procedures deemed necessary.

Surgical treatment:

  • Extractions.
  • Surgical endodontic treatment.
  • Periodontal surgery.
  • Augmentation.
  • Implant placement.
  • Soft tissue surgery.
  • Any other procedures deemed necessary.

Definitive treatment Restorative phase:

  • Impressions, conventional or digital.
  • Bite registration.
  • Try-in.
  • Bisque porcelain try-in.
  • Fitting of definitive restoration.
  • Final occlusal analysis and adjustment.
  • Any other procedures provided.

Maintenance and monitoring protocol:

  • Radiographs.
  • Clinical review.
  • Hygienist appointment sequence.
  • Occlusal splint.
  • Any other procedures deemed necessary.

Frequently Asked Questions

The British Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry (BAAD) is a professional organisation dedicated to promoting excellence in aesthetic and restorative dentistry through education, collaboration, and innovation.

BAAD membership is open to dental professionals who share a commitment to high standards in aesthetic dentistry, including general dentists, specialists, and dental technicians.

Members gain access to world-class education, networking with leading clinicians, invitations to exclusive events, and the opportunity to be part of a respected, like-minded community.

Yes. BAAD hosts an annual international conference as well as masterclasses led by globally recognised speakers.

You can view and register for upcoming events by going to the Masterclasses or Scientific Conferences section of our website. Early booking is advised as spaces are often limited.

Yes. BAAD is a founding member of the International Federation of Esthetic Dentistry (IFED), offering global networking opportunities and shared resources.

We welcome speaker submissions from experienced clinicians. Please contact us via email with your proposal and relevant experience.

You can reach us via the contact form on the website, by email, or through our social media channels. We aim to respond to all enquiries within 2-5 working days.