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THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE UNIVERSITY DENTAL STUDENT SOCIETY Issue Three 2016

UDSS presents Pub crawl and R U Ok Day Pub Crawl

UDSS vs MSAND Soccer match

R U Ok Day 2016

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Pub Crawl

was going to be the peak of our night. How wrong I was indeed. Subiaco Hotel gave us the classy stop we needed and despite a few little hiccups, everyone UDSS JUNIOR SOCIAL ended up hiccupping for other reasons ;) Next was REPRESENTATIVE Purl and, oh dear, never did I imagine that I would end up arguing with the owner of a bar for two extra free wine bottles…but hey it was worth it in the end.

When guild told us pub crawls were high risk events,A little too worth it…I would tell you about the last I laughed at them…but now I understand. WHAT A bar, but the kebab shop was calling my name so The NIGHT!!! The costumes were great, the bus was Conservatory missed my beautiful presence that great, the bars were great, the vibe was great, night. All in all, the stress of organising a ‘high risk everything was great! The Windsor Bar delivered event’ was worth it. Would recommend/10. with their solid beats, free drinks and great atmosphere. I even thought for a moment, that this Parnian Zareie

Pub Crawl Ching Wen Tan

random by-passers that requested for a photo with moí if you disagree. We managed to hit 4 bars in UDSS JUNIOR SOCIAL total (most of us anyway :P), each bar progressively REPRESENTATIVE diminishes in clarity, Purl Bar being the blank, but those stairs up to The Conservatory definitely jogged my memory, not by much unfortunately. Next thing I First of all, you’re all welcome Parni and I brought knew I had some vegan LOTF nuggets and I was back the UDSS Pub Crawl. To those who’ve missed jolly. So there you go! An event much needed to kick out, well you’ve missed out. It was definitely the best off the new semester and thanks to all of you for not night of we’ve organised this year (in my opinion) spewing on the bus or do anything that required an and would do again. I mean, who doesn’t love pub incident report filled out. Xoxo! crawls? Different bars, free drinks, party bus, and dress ups! I particularly loved the commitment to our theme, which was Superheroes (or Villains). And yes, Pikachu is totally a superhero. Ask those

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The UDSS Committee would like thank the UDSS Soccer team (Dzikamai Hove, Andrew Liang, Shixiong Tai, Jonathan Wong and Daniel Zhang) for representing the UWA Dental School in the MSAND vs UDSS: Med vs Dent: Man vs Wild soccer match.

Even with the lopsided score of 7-2 in favor of the

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Medical Students of Notre Dame soccer team, the game has become an instant classic in the hall of OHCWA due to the sheer willpower of the UDSS team to play their hearts out even in the face of defeat.

UDSS vs MSAND soccer

The Australian Society of Implant Dentistry (ASID) was established in 1969 and internationally is one of only eight component societies that head-up the world’s largest implant group – the International Congress of Oral Implantologists (ICOI) with its 25,000 members spread across the globe.

The ASID runs educational programs for all dental practitioners in the field of implant dentistry, from new graduates through to experienced clinicians. New graduates have found that the ASID Levels I, II and III Courses have helped to de-mystify implantology, to educate in the basic scientific aspects required for this field, and to provide opportunities for clinical mentoring when required. Safety for the patient is a high priority with this education. More than 1500 young dentists have completed the ASID Accreditation Courses, which are advertised regularly in the ADA News Bulletin. We welcome you to join us as new graduates, in our 2016 series.

Colleagues are also encouraged to gather specific records in preparation for the definitive treatment of their patients, with safe, predictable and successful outcomes as a goal. Assistance and advice with cases can be just a phone call or email away, and uncritical help obtained.

We also support our more experienced members with advanced courses in our Beyond Programme where we invite experts from throughout the world to present the latest research and techniques in implantology.

In today’s world, knowledge about the scope and feasibility of implant dentistry is no longer just an option - it is essential. Patients expect it and even demand it.

The ASID stands ready to assist you as a new graduate to become confident in prescribing implant treatment when appropriate. The Society will assist you in your learning curve as you begin to undertake implant treatment yourself. Our Beyond Programme of more advanced tuition will assist you as you grow in confidence and ability in the field.

The Society looks forward to meeting you. You do not have to be a member of the ASID in order to register for the Accreditation Courses, though you are welcome to join at any time and enjoy the benefits.

R U Ok Day 2016 Natasha Koelmeyer

Anjuli Kaney

UDSS EDUCATION REPRESENTATIVE

UDSS EDUCATION REPRESENTATIVE

This year for R U OK Day the UDSS hosted an Their goals are to: inaugural morning tea to encourage conversations between dental students. The morning tea included Boost our confidence to meaningfully connect and a selection of sweet and savory goods donated by ask about life's ups and down dental students. Gold coin donations were accepted Nurture our sense of responsibility to regularly and $60 was donated to the R U OK Day connect and support others organization.

Strengthen our sense of belonging because we know people are there for us The R U OK Day organization's mission is to inspire Be relevant, strong and dynamic and empower everyone to meaningfully connect with people around them and support anyone struggling The UDSS was glad to be a part of such an with life. important cause.

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