ADEE Tech Talks Session 1

Sunday, 8th September 2024 - 13:00 to 14:30

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Timezone:

CEST (Brussels time)

Duration:

90 minutes

GAO Auditorium

Session synopsis:

ADEE's popular Tech Talks session that provides a platform for sharing experience of using technologies in oral health professional education returns for two sessions in 2024!

Programme:

13:00	Chair's Welcome to Assessment Session
13:05	Accuracy of a Prototype in Angulation during Dental Implant Placement, Validated by a Preclinical Study on a 3D Haptic Simulator Rual Cuesta, ADEMA University School, Palma, Spain
13:15	VR Simulation… choices were made Matthew Sarstedt and Ashley Towers, Sheffield University, UK
13:25	Generating Images for Teaching with AI Douglas Bean, University of Aberdeen Dental School, UK
13:35	Development of single print 3D-printed teeth with internal layers akin to those found in real teeth Catherine Coelho, Peninsula Dental School, UK
13:45	Students’ and teachers’ perceptions on the educational value of a pediatric robot. Maria Atenas, Academisch Centrum Tandheelkunde Amsterdam, The Netherlands
13:55	Markerless Augmented Reality system for clinical practice Marco Farronato, Universita di Milano, Italy
14:05	Dentistry students' perceptions of Technology Enabled Active Learning: Validation of an instrument and trial study on digital ... Navodika Yaparathna, Griffith University
14:15	Haptic simulation in teaching oral implantology Sandra Bosc, University of Valencia
14:35	Grasping the Nettle: Our Exploration of the Digital Workflow in Dental Education Stephen Dunn, Glasgow Dental Hospital and School
14:45	Discussion
15:00	Close

Chair:

Carlos Serrano

Assistant Professor at the department of Dental Education Research, Development & Innovation

Academic Center for Dentistry Amsterdam (ACTA), The Netherlands

Carlos M. Serrano graduated as a dentist from the University of Concepción in Chile in 2004. In 2010 he obtained his master's degree in medical education and in 2012 he completed the specialty in Prosthodontics. In 2023 he received his PhD with his research in the applications of extended reality (XR) and digital dentistry in dental education.

Since 2015, Carlos has worked at ACTA's Digital Dentistry department, focusing on the development and implementation of new technologies in dental education and care. Since 2024, he has been appointed head of the department of Integrated Dentistry & General Oral Care Clinic, where patient care is provided by dentistry students under the supervision of approximately sixty dentists.

Marjoke Vervoorn

Director of Education

Academic Centre of Dentistry Amsterdam

Marjoke Vervoorn graduated in 1982 (DDS, University of Utrecht, NL), completed her PhD in 1992 (University of Groningen, NL) and since 1992 she is connected to the Academic Centre of Dentistry Amsterdam (ACTA). She was Director of Education at ACTA from 2005 till 2013.

Currently she is involved in Research and Development of Dental Education with focus on learning environment and development and implementation of new technologies in dental training. Also she is involved in the Assessment Procedures for re-registration of dentists in the Netherlands and for non-EU dentists.