RACDS Yearbook 2021

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CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY 3 The College 4 Registrars We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the lands on 5 Board Directors which we work, and we pay our respects to the Elders past, 6 President’s Message present and future for they hold the memories, the culture, and 8 Staff dreams of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. 9 CEO’s Message 10 Strategic Plan We recognise and respect their cultural heritage, beliefs and 11 Advisory Council continual relationship with the land, and we recognise the 12 Education Results importance of the young people, who are the future leaders. 13 College Pathways 16 Committees We acknowledge the Māori peoples of New Zealand and the 20 Reports Indigenous peoples of countries where our members live and 26 International Committee work, who have special ties to the land and country. 27 Regional Committees 28 Regional Committee Reports 34 Examiners 35 Honours & Awards 40 Vale 42 Successful Candidates 44 Admissions to Fellowship 46 College Presidents 47 Life Fellows & Members 50 Fellows 64 Members 72 Foundation Donors 73 Board Meeting Attendance 74 Financial Performance Address P +61 2 9262 6044 Level 13, 37 York Street, F +61 2 9262 1974 Sydney, New South Wales, 2000 E [email protected] Australia W www.racds.org 2 Yearbook 2021 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

The College ABOUT THE COLLEGE RACDS is a member-based organisation comprising of 3000+ dentists and surgeons from Australasia and beyond. A not-for-profit organisation, the Aim & Purpose of RACDS is to provide a community for exceptional dentists to gain access to ongoing development of their clinical skills, forge a supportive network of peers, mentors and mentees, and to promote the improvement of oral health in the community. RACDS education programs provide world standard, evidence-based education, training, examination and assessment, and achieving Fellowship or Membership status can distinguish you as an exceptionally skilled practitioner within your community. In an increasingly saturated market of dental professionals, becoming a Fellow or Member of RACDS can advance your career, promotes patient and peer recognition, as well as providing you with outstanding CPD opportunities. In addition to personal and professional development, becoming a member of RACDS will provide you with an invaluable, supportive collegiate experience. MISSION STATEMENT The RACDS promotes professional excellence in dentistry through the provision of evidence-based dental education, professional development and examination. We provide an educational home for dentists at all stages of their careers. OUR VALUES LEADERSHIP upholding professional and ethical values RESPECT embracing diversity and striving for equity PATIENT FOCUS working with Members, Fellows and candidates to optimise patient oral health outcomes, especially for vulnerable and socially disadvantaged groups EXCELLENCE performing to and upholding high standards Yearbook 2021 3 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

Registrars Dr Warren Shnider Dr Dimitra Mersinia Registrar FRACDS (GDP) Assistant Registrar FRACDS (GDP) Dr Michael Burrow Clin A/Prof Neil Peppit Dr Julia Dando Registrar (SDP) Registrar (OMS) Registrar MRACDS (GDP) Dr Millicent Taylor A/Prof Werner Bischof Dr Lisa Crighton Assistant Registrar (SDP) Assistant Registrar (OMS) Assistant Registrar MRACDS (GDP) The role of the Registrar is to provide academic oversight to examination / assessment processes and to ensure the integrity of education standards have been maintained. To support the work of the Registrar for each College program, and to encourage involvement of younger members for succession planning, Assistant Registrars were appointed in the FRACDS, MRACDS and OMS programs. This followed a comprehensive call for expressions of interest campaign – thank you to all those who were interested. 4 Yearbook 2021 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

RACDS Board Directors 2020 - 2022 Prof Ian Meyers OAM Dr Susan Wise President Vice-President A/Prof John Boucher AM Dr Shiu-Yin (Rony) Cho* Mr Tony Evans* Dr Erin Mahoney Prof Elizabeth Martin AO Winthrop Prof Marc Tennant AM Prof Laurence Walsh AO Dr Barbara Woodhouse * appointed in Nov 2021 Yearbook 2021 5 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE PROF IAN MEYERS OAM There is no doubt that dentistry and the dental profession has The breadth of the College community meant that while some been through some significant changes in the last two years areas were locked down, other areas were able to host face to due to the COVID-19 pandemic. I have reflected on the many face events. I was delighted to attend the Queensland Regional changes that have occurred in response and am pleased with Committee meeting and lecture in February 2021. The evening how the College and its community have responded, adapted, of collegiality was enjoyed by many after the absence of events and embraced the changes. The College is poised to continue for a year or so. The group was treated to an outstanding anticipating change to provide first class education, and benefits presentation by Emeritus Prof Laurie Walsh AO on COVID-19 and to members. the implications for the future practice of Dentistry, including a detailed discussion on vaccines. While many of the face-to-face meetings, events and examinations were unable to proceed as planned, the entire The start of each year provides an opportunity to welcome the College community remained positive and determined. A range new cohorts of candidates for the OMS and MRACDS programs. of new and improved strategies for engagement with the College I was fortunate to meet ‘virtually’ many of the candidates during community were introduced which in time will strengthen the the OMS Trainee Induction Day, and the MRACDS Orientation Day operational efficiency of the College and increase and broaden both of which were both held on-line on Saturday, 13 February. our presence through online education. The Board Directors meetings throughout 2021 were all held online. Full day meetings were held in February, June, and November, and shorter, evening meetings in between. I am honoured to be working with a very skilled and motivated Board. A new College Strategic Plan was approved by the Board in June after comprehensive consultation with the broad membership, and input from the newly formed Advisory Council. A clear message emerged around promoting collegiality within the College and ensuring the College provides a strong educational home for dentists throughout their professional careers. The Plan will provide the strategic pathway for the College in the coming years. Prof Ian Meyers OAM (President), Emeritus Prof Laurie Walsh AO (Board Director), Dr The Board of Directors now comprises of Simon Franks (Chair, Qld Regional Committee) at the Queensland Regional Committee eight elected Board Directors and two external event in February 2021 Board appointments. After consideration of the new Strategic Plan (2021 – 2024), the 6 Yearbook 2021 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

Premsiedsesnagt'es Board determined that one of the roles should be a College members, and those not returning. Thank you to past members Fellow/Member from the Asia Pacific region, whilst the other for your valuable contribution. There is no longer a Committee should be an individual with strong and broad generalist Board known as the Asia Regional Committee, but instead, the experience. Following a comprehensive campaign, Dr Shiu-Yin members of Hong Kong have their own Committee. All other (Rony) Cho, a College Fellow from Hong Kong, and Mr Tony College members outside of Australia, New Zealand and Hong Evans, were appointed to the Board of Directors in November for Kong will be part of a new International Committee, chaired by a for a 12-month period. Dr Hans Prakash Sathasivam from Malaysia. In line with the governance restructure, an Advisory Council Planning for the College’s highlight event, Fine Edge of Dentistry was introduced in 2021. Two meetings were held with the Conference, previously known as the RACDS Convocation is well members who represent the broad geographical reach and underway. Thank you to the Vice-President, Dr Susan Wise for are proportionate of gender demographic of the College her leadership of the Committee, and for the excellent scientific membership. The Co-Chairs of the Council are Drs Warren program being organised. I look forward to meeting as many of Shnider and Jessica Manuela who are happy to receive feedback you as possible at this event to be held in Melbourne from the on any issue which can then be directed to this group for 8 – 10 September 2022. For the first time the event will be held consideration and progressed to the Board from there. I thank in co-location with the Australian and New Zealand Association them both for taking leadership of the group. of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons (ANZAOMS) Annual Scientific Meeting. There has been discussion over several years about recognising candidates who have completed the Primary Examinations. Lastly, the College is indebted to the hard work of so many, at all Pleasingly in 2021, this aspiration has gained Board approval, and levels of the organisation. Thank you to the Registrars, Assistant an additional pathway of Membership will be introduced. This will Registrars, Candidate Advisors, Examiners, Mentors and Boards potentially open the door for many additional members joining of Studies members, and others who work tirelessly to ensure the College. our examinations and programs are world-class. Thanks to the CEO for the leadership of College staff, and for the The MRACDS(GDP) program has been an integral form of support of the many boards and Committees and thank you to education since being introduced in 2007. It will undergo a the College Staff who have worked through challenging times to comprehensive review in 2022 with the aim of providing more ensure seamless delivery to the members. flexible educational delivery options. The College is committed to providing assessment, courses and professional development Yearbook 2021 7 that adhere to the highest educational standards and utilise modern, convenient technology. Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons It is very pleasing to note that the College remains in a sound financial position after an uncertain and at times, turbulent two years. New members of Regional Committees were endorsed at the November Annual Meeting, with a steady influx and new

RACDS Staff 2021 College staff at the end of year lunch celebration Chief Executive Officer Director of Education Brendan Peek Haldor Aamot Director of Corporate Services Michael Feliciano Events and Communications Manager Emma Gibson Maryann Walsh Executive Assistant Antonelle Clemente-Marquez Education Manager (OMS) Reena Masrani * Senior Education Officer (OMS) Anastasia Domostroeva Senior Education Officer (GDP) Chris Little Rachael Hackett Business Analyst Roya Alimoradian Project Coordinator Rosanna Askar Education Officer (OMS) Novita Gunawan Education Officer (OMS) Phoebe Pham* Education Officer (MRACDS) Tracy Wei Education Officer (MRACDS) Lian Yu Financial Accountant Chris Ang Membership Services Officer Cristian Herrera Vasquez ICT Support Officer Mosang Shi* Digital Marketing and Events Coordinator Sarah Nipperess Senior Marketing and Communications Coordinator Receptionist/Office Assistant * left the College during the 2021 calendar year. 8 Yearbook 2021 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

mCesEsaOg'es CEO'S MESSAGE MR BRENDAN PEEK Following the challenging year that was 2020, we entered throughout 2020 and 2021 and I would like to thank everyone 2021 hoping for a less tumultuous year. History will record that who contributed by providing feedback, and in particular to our the uncertainty and disruption from the pandemic continued Fellows involved in the Primary Examination Review Working throughout the year, albeit with growing optimism that effective Party. This change will be introduced in 2022. vaccines would be widely introduced. Fortunately, the College was able to build on the lessons from the previous year as we The College’s online presence has seen another year refined and improved the way we undertook our business. of substantial growth throughout 2021, with some very impressive statistics in terms of website visits and social media The new College Board met for the first time in February of engagement. Clearly, our digital capabilities are going to be 2021 and conducted all its business for the year online – a first increasingly important in the future and in recognition of this, for the College. Importantly, this included the development of a the College undertook the development of a digital roadmap. new Strategic Plan. One of the key focus areas of the Plan is to The outcomes of this strategy should serve us well in future ensure the College can be the educational home for dentists years. at all stages of their careers, from the commencement of their undergraduate training through to post-retirement. As outlined Finally, special thanks to the wonderful work of the staff of the in the President’s Report, in November 2021, the College Board College and the many College Fellows, Members, Registrars, welcomed its inaugural appointed directors. Also, for the first examiners, lecturers and Committee members for their time, the College’s new Advisory Council met. We were very commitment and hard work in ensuring the ongoing success pleased to have two members, Drs Jessica Manuela and Warren of the College throughout a very difficult 2021. Shnider agree to Co-Chair the Council. Topics of discussion across the first two meetings included the College’s Strategic Plan and Reconciliation Action Plan. Once again throughout 2021, the College delivered the majority of its examinations and assessments utilising an online format. This has proven to be a highly efficient and popular shift, with positive feedback from candidates that no longer have to travel and take time away from families and work, with all of the costs that this normally entails. The additional benefit is our reduced environmental footprint, particularly from reduced air travel. 2021 also saw the introduction of the qualification’s pathway for specialist dentists. Previously, only graduates of universities that the College held memorandum of understandings with were able to directly apply for Membership. That eligibility now includes all universities accredited by the Australian Dental Council and Dental Council of New Zealand. Another change agreed in November 2021 was the introduction of Membership eligibility for candidates successful in the Primary Examination. This decision follows extensive consultation and discussion Yearbook 2021 9 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

RACDS Strategic Plan 2021 – 2024 With input from members, and guidance from the Advisory Council, the Board of Directors endorsed a new Strategic Plan for 2021-2024. The Strategic Plan is a high-level document that will guide the direction of the College over the next 3 - 4 years. It includes a greater emphasis on the College as an educational home for dentists at all stages of their career. In addition, there are several key strategic areas and initiatives now included such as: • Building multiple pathways to Membership and Fellowship, and identifying the learning needs of younger dentists • Ensuring College activities are adapted for the digital world • Creation of a new College value – Respect • Strong focus on collegiality • Prioritising awareness of the oral health needs of Indigenous peoples 10 Yearbook 2021 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

Introduction of an Advisory Council In 2020, the RACDS Board of Directors was reduced from 12 to 10 The Council will continue to contribute information and advice (8 elected and 2 appointed) members. This change was effective to the Board on a variety of issues and provide a forum for the for the 2020 – 2022 term of the Board. To assist the Board in wider College membership to engage. the consideration of a broad range of issues, the formation of an Advisory Council with representation from the College’s wide Thanks are extended to Dr Chris Callahan who chaired the demographic was established. inaugural meeting of the Council in April 2021. The group is now co-chaired by Drs Warren Shnider and Jessica Manuela. In 2021 the Advisory Council met on two occasions and provided input to the Board on the 2021 – 2024 Strategic Plan, and the College’s Reconciliation Plan. Advisory Council Members Dr Warren Shnider Registrar FRACDS(GDP) Co-chair Dr Jessica Manuela Aboriginal representative Co-chair Prof Michael Burrow Registrar MRACDS(GDP) Clin A/Prof Neil Peppitt Registrar SDP Dr Julia Dando Registrar OMS Dr Tsz-Leung (Jason) Wong Chair, Asia Regional Committee Dr Peter Mansour Chair, NSW/ACT Regional Committee A/Prof Lara Friedlander Chair, NZ Regional Committee Dr Simon Franks Chair, Qld Regional Committee Dr Greg Miller Chair, SA/NT Regional Committee Dr Claudia Yung Chair, Vic/Tas Regional Committee Dr John Watson Chair, WA Regional Committee Dr Greg Miller Chair, Board of Studies - MRACDS (GDP) Dr Alan Broughton Chair, Board of Studies - FRACDS (GDP) Dr Scott Borgna Chair, Board of Studies – OMS Dr James Clohessy Trainee Representative - OMS Board of Studies Dr Pauline Koopu New Zealand Māori Dental Association representative Dr Rudi Johnson New Zealand Māori Dental Association representative Dr Tihema Nicol New Zealand Māori Dental Association representative Dr Mohammed El-Hakim Recent Fellow/Member (admitted within 3 years) Dr Shreya Tocaciu Recent Fellow/Member (admitted within 3 years) Dr Vincenzo Figliomeni Recent Fellow/Member (admitted within 3 years) Dr Chris Callahan Fellow or Member of 20 years or more continuous good standing Prof Ian Meyers OAM College President Dr Susan Wise College Vice President Yearbook 2021 11 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

Education Results 2021 Education and Examinations Membership(SDP) by Examination Outcomes The following table summarises the activity of the examination The College’s core business is education and for Membership in Specialist Dental Practice disciplines from examination. The following statistics represent 2019–2021. These include conjoint examinations with The Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh and the College of Dental the education and examination activity and Surgeons of Hong Kong. outcomes in the twelve months since the 2020 Annual Meeting of the Board with comparison to SDP Discipline Candidates Pass rate the two previous years. The Board is grateful to presenting all Fellows, Members and academics who assist Endo – College 2019 2020 2021 Oral Med – 2019 2020 2021 – –– in the provision of education and undertake College examinations on behalf of the College. – –– Orth – RCS Edin Conjoint 1 – – 0% – – 2021 Membership in General Dental Practice Paed – College 9 – 2 100% – 50% – MRACDS (GDP) Perio – College Pros – College 1 – 1 100% – 100% SND – College – – 2 – – 100% DPH – College – – 1 – – 0% – –– – – – – 1 2 – 100% 100% • 37 currently enrolled candidates Fellowship FRACDS(SDP) by Examination • 33 candidates enrolled to begin 2021 • 235 graduates of the Program since 2007 The following table summarises the activity of the examination - 91 of these graduates from Hong Kong for Fellowship in the Specialist Dental Practice disciplines from achieving MRACDS through the conjoint 2019 – 2021. exam with CDSHK. 2021 Orientation Course and Primary Exam Year Orientation Candidates Candidates Pass rate Course registered presenting 81% Attendees to sit 84% SDP Discipline Candidates presenting 2021 146 147 130 Endo Pass rate Orth 2020 292 185 177 Perio 2019 2020 2021 2019 2020 2021 Paed DPH – ––– – – 2021 Fellowship (GDP) Final Exam – ––– – – Year Preparation for Candidates Overall Pass – ––– – – Fellowship Success presenting Rate – ––– – – Attendees 60% 67.2% 2021 51 55 1 – – 100% – – 2020 46 58 Fellowship Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery – FRACDS(OMS) Specialist Candidates Pass Rate Fellowship and Membership Status – 31 December 2021 Practice of presenting This table summarises the size and composition of the College OMS membership as at 31 December 2021 compared with the data on 31 December 2020. 2019 2020 2021 2019 2020 2021 Surgical Sciences 26 – 23 73% – 60% GDP SDP OMS Total & Training (19) (14) FRACDS 1213 (1,225) 204 (186) 271 (260) 1,688 (1,671) Exam MRACDS 198 (204) 606 (541) n/a 804 (745) Total 1,411 (1,429) 810 (727) 2,492 (2,416) Final Exam 14 10 13 78.6% 100% 76.9% 271 (260) (11) (10) (10) 12 Yearbook 2021 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

The following diagrams outline the various College pathways to Fellowship and Membership of the College. These are reproduced in Pathways each of the Handbooks for Education and Membership and Fellowship in Examination with the College. General Dental Practice Affiliate Membership PATHWAY 1 PATHWAY 2 Apply for Exemption Enrol for the Primary Enrol for the MRACDS(GDP) Program from Primary Examination Examination Orientation Day (optional) Exemption Granted Orientation Course MRACDS(GDP) - 2 Year Program (optional) (120 hours CPD) Primary - 6 Subjects 6 Core Modules • Anatomy • Infection Control • Cell Biology & • Diagnosis and Treatment Planning • Law, Ethics & Risk Management/Practice Biochemistry • Histology Management • Microbiology • Therapeutics in Dentistry, Pain & Pain • Pathology Management • Physiology • Medical Emergencies • Examination Technique & Dental Imaging • 6 x Written • 1 x Short Answer Question Assessment per Examinations module (1/ subject) • 6 x viva voce Electives (3 of 6) • Endodontics (oral) Examinations • Periodontics • Restorative Dentistry (1/ subject) • Paediatric Dentistry & Orthodontics • Special Needs Dentistry & Oral Medicine/Oral Surgery • Dentoalveolar Surgery 1 x Case Report per elective Membership in General Dental Practice MRACDS(GDP) Enrol for the Final Examination General Preparation for Fellowship Success Elective • Written Examination Workshop (optional) • Written Examination • viva voce (oral) Examination • viva voce (oral) Examination Final - 2 Parts Fellowship in General Dental Practice FRACDS(GDP) Yearbook 2021 13 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

College Pathways Membership and Fellowship in Specialist Dental Practice QUALIFICATIONS PATHWAY COLLEGE EXAM PATHWAY Completion of an approved Specialist Completion of an approved Program from Australia or New postgraduate Specialist Program Zealand (e.g. DClinDent) (e.g. a Masters) Submit proof of qualification and Affiliate Membership apply for MRACDS(SDP) Assessment of Eligibility to sit the Membership Examination Enrolment in Membership examination and approval of case reports Membership Examination MOU PATHWAY Apply for Admission to Membership The College also has a Membership in Specialist Dental MOU with the Royal College Practice MRACDS(SDP) of Surgeons of Edinburgh (RCSEd) in Orthodontics and 5 years minimum specialist experience the College of Dental Surgeons of Hong Kong (CDSHK) in Assessment of Eligibility to sit the Dental Public Health. Fellowship Examination Enrolment in Fellowship Examination and completion of Fellowship Examination Fellowship in Specialist Dental Practice FRACDS(SDP) 14 Yearbook 2021 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

College Pathways Fellowship in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Registered medical practitioner in Australia or New Zealand Registered dental practitioner in Australia or New Zealand Surgery in General Year Citizenship or permanent resident status of Australia or New Zealand Selection into OMS Training Program OMS 1 Training • Pass Surgical Science and Training (SST) Examination* • Satisfactorily complete six-monthly formative assessments OMS 2 Training • Satisfactorily complete six-monthly formative assessments OMS 3 Training • Satisfactorily complete six-monthly formative assessments OMS 4 Training • Pass Final Examinations • Satisfactorily complete six-monthly formative assessments and research requirement Awarded Fellowship FRACDS(OMS) *Eligible applicants may complete the SST examination before selection Yearbook 2021 15 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

Standing Committees Education Policy Board (EPB) College News Editor Education governance and policy of the College is provided Dr Amanda Phoon Nguyen Editor of College News through the Education Policy Board, whose responsibilities include to maintain quality assurance of all educational and examination activities, to provide develop educational standards and policy which guide the delivery and examination of Membership and Fellowship programs, to provide oversight of the overall assessment and examination approach, and to maintain best practice in education standards. Membership of the EPB: Dr Susan Wise Vice-President and Chair Winthrop Professor Board Director Marc Tennant AM Professor Elizabeth Internal Subject Matter Expert Martin AO Professor Karl Lyons Internal Subject matter expert Finance, Audit & Risk Committee Clinical Associate Professor Registrar Representative Emeritus Prof Laurie Chair / Board Director Neil Peppitt Walsh AO Dr Robert Broadbent External Subject Matter Expert A/Prof John Boucher AM Board Director Mr Olly Jones External Subject Matter Expert Dr Susan Wise Board Director Mr Haldor Aamot Director of Education Dr Barbra Woodhouse Board Director There have been many achievements throughout 2021 that Dr David Sykes OAM Non-Board Member continue to ensure the College maintains best practice education and examination standards. These include the following: Prof Ian Meyers OAM President • Formation of an Examinations Committee for the Awards Committee FRACDSR(GDP) program Dr Barbra Woodhouse Chair / Board Director • New and revised Policies for the OMS program Adj A/Prof John Dale AO Fellow / Member • The implementation of online written exam software (national awards recipient) • Review and development of Handbooks for all programs Dr Clive B Ross CNZM (NZ) Fellow / Member (national awards recipient) • A new Qualifications Pathway for the Specialist Dental Practice program A/Prof Bernadette Fellow/Member Drummond • The ongoing review of the College examiner pool to ensure a wide range of diversity and experience. Work in 2022 will be focussed on ensuring the strategic aims of Prof Martin Tyas AM President’s nominee the EPB are aligned and support the new College strategic vision (AUST) published in 2021. Dr Susan Wise Convocation Committee Vice-President (for the 25th College Convocation in 2022) Chair, Education Policy Board Dr Susan Wise Chair / Board Director Prof Ian Meyers OAM President Dr Claudia Yung Member A/Prof John Boucher AM Board Director 16 Yearbook 2021 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

Board of Studies for FRACDS(GDP) Board of Studies Dr Alan Broughton Chair 2019 - 2021 Winthrop Prof Marc Tennant AM Board Director Prof Liz Martin AO Board Director Dr Michael Wyatt Member Dr Hanna Pethani Member Dr Warren Shnider Registrar FRACDS(GDP) Prof Michael Burrow Registrar (Membership) A/Prof Lara Friedlander President’s nominee Board of Studies for MRACDS(GDP) Board of Studies - Paediatric Dentistry Dr Greg Miller Chair Dr Michael Malandris Society Dr Errol Kilov Deputy Chair Dr Juliette Scott Academy Dr Adam Keyes-Tilley Member Prof Bernadette Drummond RACDS Dr Catherine Prineas Member Dr John Winters RACDS Dr Rajvinder Dhaliwa Member Clin A/Prof Neil Peppitt Registrar (SDP) Dr Lena Zhu Chair of Mentoring Program Prof Michael Burrow Registrar (Membership) Dr Erin Mahoney President’s nominee Dr Millicent Taylor Assistant Registrar MRACDS(GDP) Board of Studies - Periodontics A/Prof John Boucher AM President’s nominee Dr Rachel Garraway Academy Dr Robert Fell Academy Board of Studies - Dental Public Health A/Prof Albert Tan AM RACDS A/Prof Christopher Daly RACDS Dr Peter Arrow Academy Clin A/Prof Neil Peppitt Registrar (SDP) Dr John Rogers Academy Dr Robin Whyman RACDS Dr Susan Wise President’s nominee A/Prof Chun Hung Chu RACDS Clin A/Prof Neil Peppitt Registrar (SDP) Board of Studies - Prosthodontics Dr Paul Sambrook President’s nominee Dr Paul Hogan Academy Dr Simon Wylie Academy Board of Studies - Endodontics Dr David Sykes OAM RACDS Dr Suzanne Hanlin RACDS Dr Erika Vinczer Academy Clin A/Prof Neil Peppitt Registrar (SDP) Dr Christine Yu Academy Dr Alan Nerwich RACDS Prof Karl Lyons President’s nominee Dr Alex Moule RACDS Clin A/Prof Neil Peppitt Registrar (SDP) Board of Studies - Special Needs Dentistry Dr Finn Gilroy President’s nominee Dr Avanti Karve Academy Dr Juliet Gray Academy Board of Studies - Oral Medicine Dr Sharon Liberali RACDS Dr Warren Shnider RACDS, Registrar FRACDS (GDP) Dr Ajith Polonowita Academy (OMAA) Clin A/Prof Neil Peppitt Registrar (SDP) Dr Maryam Jessri Academy (OMAA) Dr Amanda Phoon Nguyen RACDS Emeritus Prof Laurie Walsh AO President’s nominee A/Prof Norman Firth RACDS Clin A/Prof Neil Peppitt Registrar (SDP) Board of Studies – Dental Surgery From August 2021 Prof Camile Farah President’s nominee Dr Eric Carter Academy Board of Studies - Orthodontics Dr Yadir Singh Academy Dr Stephen Cox RACDS A/Prof John Razza (Mike) Academy Dr Karyn Becconsall RACDS Dr Andrew Lush Academy Clin A/Prof Neil Peppitt Registrar (SDP) Dr Shane Fryer OAM RACDS Prof Ian Meyers OAM President Dr Stephen Langford RACDS Clin A/Prof Neil Peppitt Registrar (SDP) Prof Ian Meyers OAM President’s nominee Yearbook 2021 17 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

Board of Studies and Sub-Committees for Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (2019-2021) Board Chair | DoT QLD A/Prof Dieter Gebauer Member Dr Scott Borgna Deputy Chair | DoT WA Dr Alex Bobinskas Member Dr Emma Lewis Member | DoT NSW & ACT Prof Darryl Tong Member A/Prof Bruce Austin Member | DoT SA & TAS Prof Andrew Heggie Member Dr Andrew Cheng Member | DoT NZ Prof Robert Jones Member Dr Cameron Lewis Member | DoT VIC Prof Frank Monsour Member A/Prof Jocelyn Shand Member (Elected) Dr Scott Borgna Chair BoS OMS, Ex Officio Dr Jason Erasmus Member (Elected) Dr Julia Dando Registrar OMS, Ex Officio A/Prof Dylan Hyam Member (Elected) Dr Paul Sambrook President RACDS, Ex Officio Dr Kenneth Sun New Graduate Member (Elected) Dr Weber Huang Trainee Representative Selection Committee Chair Dr James Clohessy Past Chair, Ex Officio A/Prof Jocelyn Shand Member Dr Geoffrey Findlay Registrar OMS, Ex Officio Dr Benjamin Erzetic Member Dr Julia Dando President ANZAOMS, Ex Officio Dr Emma Lewis Member Dr Dimitrios Nikolarakos President RACDS, Ex Officio Dr Robert Witherspoon Chair BoS OMS, Ex Officio Dr Paul Sambrook Dr Scott Borgna Registrar OMS, Ex Officio Dr Julia Dando President RACDS, Ex Officio OMS CPD Committee Dr Paul Sambrook Dr Weber Huang A/Prof Bruce Austin Chair OMS Examinations Committee Dr Ankit Garg Member Dr Derek Goodisson Member Dr Julia Dando Chair Dr James Kim Member Dr Samuel Kim Member Dr John Harrison Member A/Prof Kai Lee Member Dr Jameel Kaderbhai Member Prof Andrew Heggie Member Dr Christopher Lim Member Dr Timothy Manzie Member A/Prof Dylan Hyam Member Dr Scott Borgna Trainee Representative Dr Julia Dando Chair BoS OMS, Ex Officio Dr Christopher Poon Member Dr Paul Sambrook Registrar OMS, Ex Officio President RACDS, Ex Officio A/Prof Jocelyn Shand Member Dr Geoffrey Findlay Member Dr Scott Borgna Chair BoS OMS, Ex Officio Dr Paul Sambrook President RACDS, Ex Officio Overseas Trained Specialist Subcommittee (OTSC) Dr Jason Erasmus Chair Dr Geoffrey Findlay Member OMS Education Committee Dr Scott Borgna Chair BoS OMS, Ex Officio A/Prof Dylan Hyam Chair Dr Julia Dando Registrar OMS, Ex Officio Dr Andrew Cheng Member Dr Paul Sambrook President RACDS, Ex Officio Dr George Chu Member Dr Stuart Deane Member OMS Accreditation Committee Prof Robert Jones Member Dr Robert Witherspoon Chair Dr Simon Lou Member Dr Geoffrey Findlay Deputy Chair A/Prof Dieter Gebauer Member Dr Jason Erasmus Member Dr Scott Borgna Chair BoS OMS, Ex Officio Dr Richard Wood Member Dr Julia Dando Registrar OMS, Ex Officio Dr John Harrison Member Dr Paul Sambrook President RACDS, Ex Officio Dr Paul Meara Member OMS Research Subcommittee Dr Alex Bobinskas Member Dr Richard Harris Chair Dr Scott Borgna Chair BoS OMS, Ex Officio E/Prof Alastair Gpss Member Dr Julia Dando Registrar OMS, Ex Officio A/Prof Arun Chandu Member Dr Paul Sambrook President, RACDS, Ex Officio 18 Yearbook 2021 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

OMS Training Committee OMS Trainee Committee Dr James Clohessy A/Prof Jocelyn SHAND Chair Dr Timothy Manzie Chair Trainee Representative WA & CPD Dr Benjamin Erzetic Member Dr Ryan Smit Trainee Representative NZ Trainee Representative SA Dr Christopher Poon Member Dr Kristen Candy (nee Bayetto) Trainee Representative QLD Dr Geoffrey Findlay Member Trainee Representative Dr Joel Tuckett Dr Robert Whiterspoon Member Dr Benjamin Fu Dr Julia Dando Registrar OMS, Ex Officio Dr Scott Borgna Chair BoS OMS, Ex Officio Dr Paul Sambrook President RACDS, Ex Officio Committees OMS REGIONAL SURGICAL COMMITTEES South Australia Dr Miles Doddridge New South Wales & Australian Capital Territory Dr Andrew Cheng Chair, SoT Dr James Badlani DoT, SoT Dr Robert Witherspoon Chair, SoT Dr Paul Sambrook SoT Prof Alistair Goss Member, SoT A/Prof Bruce Austin DoT Dr Kristen Candy Member (nee Bayetto) Trainee Representative Dr Weber Huang Education Coordinator & Secretary, SoT Victoria & Tasmania Chair Dr Eileen Tan-Gore SoT A/Prof Alf Nastri DoT A/Prof Jocelyn Shand SoT A/Prof Peter Aquilina SoT Dr William Besly SoT Dr Joseph Gunn SoT Dr James Kim SoT Dr Ankit Garg  SoT Dr Nova Gibson SoT Dr Peter Tskiris SoT A/Prof Kai Lee SoT Dr Timothy Wong SoT Dr Richard Conway SoT Dr Patrishia Bordbar SoT Dr Ricky Kumar SoT Dr Alex Bobinskas Member Dr Warren Crossley Member Prof Andrew Heggie  Member A/Prof Dylan Hyam Member A/Prof Arun Chandu Member Dr Christopher Poon Member Dr Lydia Lim Member Dr Michael Schenberg Member Dr Graham Hall Member Dr Deegesh Shah Member Dr Kush Patel Member Dr Bernard Lim Member Dr James Clohessy Trainee Representative Dr Nick Rutherford Member A/Prof David Wiesenfeld Trainee Representative New Zealand Chair Dr Benjamin Fu Dr Simon Lou DoT Chair Dr Cameron Lewis SoT Western Australia DoT Dr John Harrison SoT A/prof Dieter Gebauer SoT Prof Darryl Tong SoT Dr Emma Lewis SoT Dr Thasvir Singh Member Dr Paul Meara SoT Dr Jason Erasmus Member Dr Frank Chang Trainee Representative Dr Christopher Sealey Member Dr Evan Kakulas Dr Christopher Lim Trainee Representative Dr Timothy Manzie Dr Ryan Smit Chair, SoT Queensland DoT Dr Alistair Reid SoT Dr Scott Borgna SoT Dr Geoffrey Findlay SoT Dr Richard Harris SoT Dr Benjamin Erzetic SoT Dr Jacob De Looze SoT Dr Jen-Ti (Rchael) Hsieh SoT Dr Lakshmi Ramalingam SoT Dr Zeb McNamara Trainee Representative A/Prof Martin Batstone Dr Joel Tuckett SoT, Supervisor of Training | DoT, Director of Training Yearbook 2021 19 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

rReepgoisrttrars’ REGISTRAR (SDP) CLINICAL A/PROF NEIL PEPPITT 2021 was a progressive year in Specialist Dental Practice with SDP now has nine Boards of Studies, who work in the background some exciting changes to the program. I was delighted to throughout the year consulting on projects aimed at evolving see many specialists took up the challenge of applying for our activities. There were some complex applications in 2021 examinations with the College. and the advice of each specialist Member of the Boards allowed for consistent decision making and high-quality examinations. I The annual College Membership examination called upon thank them for their expertise, advice and valuable time. experts to examine candidates in the field of Dental Public Health, Paediatric Dentistry, and Periodontics this year. I would like to Finally, I hope the newly admitted Members continue their congratulate the five candidates on their success and welcome journey with the College towards the attainment of Fellowship. them to Membership with the College. It is encouraging for me to see specialists taking up the extra challenge of being peer reviewed and I hope to see them I must extend great appreciation to all the examiners who engaged with the College community in the future. supported the 2021 examinations, namely: Clin A/Prof Neil Peppitt Clin Prof Sameer Bhole Registrar, Specialist Dental Practice Dr Soni Stephen Clin A/Prof Richard Widmer Dr Stan Boyatzis Dr Robert Fell Dr Roderick Marshall Dr Gerard Clausen Dr Mark Gervais These examiners continue to uphold a high standard of assessment for the Specialist Dental Practice Program. In June, we established the new Qualifications Pathway. This has already proven popular with specialists who have completed accredited programs at a university in Australia or New Zealand with seventy-three (73) new applications approved in 2021. A full list of members can be found on page 44. We welcomed a new specialty to the College in Dental Surgery. Specialist Oral Surgeons are now eligible to sit for Membership in Specialist Dental Practice. There are currently transitional arrangements in place for existing Specialist Oral Surgeons to apply for Membership without examination. 20 Yearbook 2021 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

Regirsetrpaorrst’ REGISTRAR, MEMBERSHIP (GDP) DR MICHAEL BURROW The MRACDS(GDP) Program commenced via zoom that were relevant to the Viva voce its 15th year in 2021, following its inception current MRACDS(GDP) modules. The Four candidates presented for the in 2007 as a pilot program open to Masterclasses were also open to non- online viva voce examination during candidates from Victoria only. The members for the first time and received 2021. Two candidates achieved success Program currently has an intake from all great interest. The presentations provided in the November viva voce and were around Australia and New Zealand as well educational updates and informative subsequently admitted to the College as as a Conjoint arrangement with Hong material that was directly related to Members. Examiners included Drs Peter Kong which has been in place since 2012. the Program as well as to day-to-day Mansour and Nonie Polycarpou. dental practice. Thanks to the flexibility The MRACDS(GDP) Program welcomed brought by the online delivery, we had Congratulations to the successful 33 new candidates in 2021. There were an increased number of participants candidates of 2021: Drs Raksha Baskar 27 withdrawals from the Program in attending from various parts of Australia and Sophie Halpin. 2021 across five cohorts, taking the total and New Zealand. number of candidates currently enrolled Congratulations to all the successful to 37 as of December 2021. May CPD Masterclass candidates of 2020: Drs Howard Chin, • Practice Management, Law, Ethics Stevie Dilley, Anand Prathap Kripakaran, Orientation Day was held via zoom on Michael Cai, Miree Cho and Nilakshi Saturday, 13 February 2021. and Risk Management presented by Galagoda. A/Prof John Dale AO, Dr Alexander The candidates were welcomed to the Holden, Ms Marianne Nicolle and Ms MRACDS/RACDS Success stories College by the President, Prof Ian Meyers Sharlene Wellard The ultimate goal of the Membership OAM and were given presentations by • Infection Control presented by Program is to provide candidates with A/Prof John Boucher AM, Member of Emeritus Prof Laurie Walsh AO an alternate pathway to Fellowship and the MRACDS(GDP) Board of Studies, it is heartening to see Members progress Ms Phoebe Pham, Education Officer July CPD Masterclass and succeed in the Final Examinations MRACDS(GDP), and Dr Lena Zhu, Chair • Diagnosis and Treatment Planning for Fellowship in General Dental Practice. MRACDS(GDP) Mentors Committee. Congratulations to these new Members. presented by A/Prof John Boucher These presentations provided valuable AM information for the candidates about the processes of the Program as well as the August CPD Masterclass In closing, thank you to the Program’s most mentoring support and assistance that is • Medical Emergency presented by Mr valuable assets, its dedicated examiners, provided. The presentations also provided who invest so many hours of their time information and tips about the different Ian Cash marking assessments and to the Program assessments and CPD requirements of Mentors for their similarly invaluable the Program. September CPD Masterclass contribution in guiding candidates. • Clinical Examination Technique and Thank you also to the members of the CPD Examinations Committee, Board of 2021 CPD Masterclasses were moved Dental Imaging presented by Dr Studies and College staff for their ongoing online via Zoom Teleconferencing due Khaled Ahmed and facilitated by Drs stewardship of the Program. to the restrictions of COVID-19. We had Michael Wyatt and Smitha Sukumar. Fellows, Members, and candidates attend the six online, CPD Masterclasses October CPD Masterclass • Therapeutics in Dentistry, Pain and Pain Management presented by Clin A/Prof Mark Schifter.. Yearbook 2021 21 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

REGISTRAR, FELLOWSHIP (GDP) DR WARREN SHNIDER COVID-19 was a challenge in 2021, which meant most of the and convenience the online delivery offered to the attendees in January Fellowship Examinations had to be conducted online, light of the global travel restrictions. while the Primary Examinations were entirely online. Both the Primary and the Final diets were an overall success due to the Preparation for Fellowship Success (PFS) workshop tireless efforts of staff, examiners and, of course, the candidates. The Preparation for Fellowship Success (PFS) workshop was delivered via Zoom over three consecutive Saturdays in August- Final Examination September. The workshop focussed on writing techniques, The Final Examination for Fellowship was conducted over a two- examination format and tips for the viva voce examinations, week period in mid-January, with the written papers completed including small group interaction with facilitators working through in multiple venues, including four in Australia and four venues virtual clinical cases. The candidates also had an opportunity overseas. The viva voce examinations were held via a professional to work through additional tasks in self-directed study groups version of Zoom, where 55 candidates (compared to 58 in 2020) between the Saturday workshops. from four countries presented at their local venues. As a part of the workforce planning, two new examiners were introduced as A total of 51 candidates attended across nine countries. well. Candidates indicated that their confidence in developing a study plan for the Final Examination was significantly enhanced. Congratulations go to Dr Emilija Jensen, who was awarded the Kenneth J.G. Sutherland Prize for 2021. She was also awarded the Primary Examinations Richard Manning King Award for her outstanding performance in The 2021 Primary Examinations were conducted remotely for Paediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics of the Final Examination. the second time, where candidates sat the written papers from their choice of location using downloadable computer-based Orientation Course (OC) software. The viva voce component was held via a professional In May, the College was pleased to award an additional Dr version of Zoom in mid-December. A total of 130 candidates from Elizabeth Fanning Orientation Course scholarship to a post- four countries participated in the examinations (a record high of graduate candidate due to the remarkable achievements and 177 candidates in 2020). As a part of the workforce planning, six notable calibre of the applicants. Congratulations to Ms Euijung new examiners were introduced to four disciplines. (Jane) Lee, Dr Michelle Tien and Dr Stefanie Kenyon. Congratulations to Dr Tracy Tang from NSW who was awarded The Orientation Course in 2021 was again conducted online the FG Christensen Prize. Subject prizes for the highest result and consisted of pre-recorded video lectures, lecture notes, self- were awarded to six candidates from Australia, Hong Kong, and directed study groups and a series of live question and answer New Zealand. A commendation with distinction for achieving webinars. These activities were conducted over several weeks 80% or above in four or more subjects went to 13 candidates, starting from July. A series of self-direct study groups sessions and 35 candidates received a commendation for achieving 70% were introduced for the first time to connect the candidates and or above in four or more subjects. facilitate collegiality. Thanks The Orientation Course attracted 144 candidates across five I would like to thank the Convenors of the Primary Examinations, countries. The online Orientation Course has received positive Winthrop Prof Marc Tennent AM and Emeritus Prof Laurie Walsh feedback for the superior quality of the lectures and the flexibility AO and the entire team of 27 examiners who did an outstanding 22 Yearbook 2021 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

Regirsetrpaorrst’ job improving the online delivery of the Orientation Course and The Future the Primary Examinations. At the very core of the College is collegiality. The crystal ball is rather opaque nowadays and the various boards and `My appreciation goes to A/Prof Lara Friedlander and her Committees have had discussions and deliberations about the Final Examiner Team worked so hard to develop new exam pros and cons of online format examination compared to face-to- materials and get all the examiners coordinated and onboard. face assessment. The immediate future is sure to be determined A tremendous job particularly supporting new examiners and by encumbrances in travel and neap/ebb of infectious disease. observers. My hope is that I see all of you face to face at the next College activity. To the army of staff at the College office that coordinated all the administration side of the examinations and supported the candidates and the examiners throughout the process. Thank you to such a committed team! Primary Examiners (at a calibration meeting) Yearbook 2021 23 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

CHAIR, BOARD OF STUDIES (OMS) DR SCOTT BORGNA Board of Studies Examinations The OMS Board of Studies held meetings on 5 February, 15 May Surgical Science and Training (SST) Examination and 16 October 2021. The transition to the new term (2021 – The first transition of the SST Examination to online/remote 2023) saw members departing and new members appointed to format took place in March, with the 2020 diet cancelled due to the Board of Studies and its Committees. COVID-19. The written component was completed by candidates online Dr Lisa Crighton was also appointed to the Assistant Registrar through the exam software Examplify. The viva voces were held role. via Zoom with candidates at professional examination venues across Australia and New Zealand. Education and Training Eight new trainees commenced in the Oral & Maxillofacial SST 2021 Victorian Examiners: Mr Timothy Wong, Mr Ricky Kumar, A/Prof Surgery Training Program in 2021 and attended the Trainee Jocelyn Shand, Mr Joseph Gunn, Prof Andrew Heggie Induction Day on Saturday, 13 February. Twenty-three candidates sat the exam (both trainees and non- The Board of Studies and OMS Committees commenced a trainees) and twelve trainees passed the examination. comprehensive review of the OMS Training Program Curriculum Dr Brenton Wilson from the New Zealand Training Centre was and Handbook in collaboration with the Australian Council for the highest performing candidate and recipient of the ANZAOMS Educational Research (ACER). Medal. Final Examination Two supervisor training sessions were held in October, run by The OMS Final Examination took place in October and November Dr Cate Scarff, an experienced clinical education and supervisor. in the same format as the SST – written papers were completed Thirty-six supervisors attended over these two sessions online through Examplify and the clinical viva voces held via which discussed assessing trainees in the workplace, effective Zoom with candidates at venues around Australia and New feedback and managing underperforming trainees and difficult Zealand. conversations. A free and confidential OMS Trainee Support Program was launched in partnership with Converge International to help trainees with challenges, issues or concerns affecting them at home or in the workplace. Selection Thirty-four applications were received for entry into the OMS Training Program commencing in 2022, with interview taking place remotely via Zoom in July. Training centres appointed 11 trainees to positions across Australia and New Zealand. 24 Yearbook 2021 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

reOpMorSt Congratulations to the following trainees who passed the Final The College notified current CPD participants in November of Examination: the new CPD requirements for the 2022 – 2024 triennium. OMS 4 Dr Timothy Liu (QLD) New Fellows Dr Thomas Cooper WA) The College finalised admission of 12 new OMS Fellows at the Dr Benjamin Fu (Vic) end of 2020 to the beginning of 2021: Dr Kristen Candy (SA/Tas) Dr Seth Delpachitra (VIC) Dr Michael Carter (Vic) Dr Jaqueline Dobes (NSW) Dr Nicholas Beech (Qld) Dr Michael Hurrell (WA) Dr Alistair Varidel (SA/Tas) Dr Jonathon Keenan (QLD) OMS 3 Dr Timothy Manzie (WA) Dr James Olsen (NZ) Dr Anna Raymond (NSW) Dr James Clohessy (NSW/ACT) Dr Joel Tuckett (QLD) Dr Mehmet Oztel (Qld) Dr Peter Coghlan (NZ) Dr Samuel Huang (VIC) Dr Thomas Cooper from the WA Training Centre was the highest Dr Richard Huggins (VIC) performing candidate in the examination and was awarded the Dr Ragu Krishnamoorthy (WA) ANZAOMS Robert M Cook Medal. Dr Margaret Kim (NSW) Accreditation and Specialist International Medical Graduates Communication A new Short Term Training Assessment Policy (Australia) for 2021 saw the introduction of expanded OMS content in College overseas-trained OMS trainees or specialists who want to News. Regional and trainee reports were included in the new undertake 12-24 months of unaccredited training in Australia was ‘Around OMS Training Centres’ section, replacing the annual OMS introduced. Bulletin. The Board of Studies and Accreditation Committee revised the Specialist Assessment of Specialist International Medical Graduate Policy (Australia and New Zealand) in compliance with the new Medical Board of Australia (MBA) Standards and other regulatory requirements. SIMGs who have satisfactorily completed all requirements are eligible to apply for specialist registration. Application for the RACDS (OMS) Fellowship award is a separate process. CPD The Board of Studies and CPD Committee revised the CPD Mandatory Compliance Policy and CPD Standard and developed a CPD Guide following new medical and dental regulatory requirements. Yearbook 2021 25 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

The establishment of an International Committee With members located across the globe, an International Committee was The Committee will provide a more dedicated point of contact for these established in late 2021. The Asia Regional Committee has been renamed members. The Committee are looking forward to supporting candidates as the Hong Kong Regional Committee to focus solely on members and in their preparation for examinations and developing online CPD candidates located in Hong Kong. programs. Members who reside outside of Australia, New Zealand and Hong Kong will belong to the vast geographical region known as the International The membership of the Committee for the term Committee. 2021 – 2023 is as follows: Dr Hans Prakash Sathasivam Malaysia Chair Dr Sneha Ravindranath Thailand Secretary Dr Natalie Leow UK Treasurer Dr Nur Diyanah AB Wahid Malaysia Candidate Advisor Dr Matheel Zohair Yousif Alrawas Malaysia Candidate Advisor Dr Tahir Yusuf Noorani Malaysia Member A/Prof Mas Suryalis Ahmad Malaysia Member Dr Alex Wern Juin Hong Malaysia Member Dr Aws Hashim Ali Al-Kadhim Malaysia Co-opt Dr Muhammad Amber Fareed UAE Co-opt Thank you to the members who nominated to be part of the inaugural International Committee. The College looks forward to working with the Chair, Dr Hans Prakash Sathasivam and the Committee in supporting initiatives for our global members. A meeting of International Committee members, Board Director, Dr Erin Mahoney , CEO, Brendan Peek and other staff members was held via Zoom in December 2021. 26 Yearbook 2021 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

R2C0eo1gm9io-m2n0iat2lte1es THANK YOU Sincere thanks to our Regional Committee members for 2019 - 2021 Asia Queensland (continued) Dr George Chu Dr Tsz-leung (Jason) Wong Chair Dr Ram Das Member Dr Ramya Kiran Member Dr Jerome Yu Secretary & Candidate Advisor Dr Jenny Wang Candidate Advisor Dr Pooja Rai Co-opted - Adjunct Secretary Dr Chun-kei Lee Treasurer Co-opted Dr Siu-fai Leung Candidate Advisor (Finals) Dr Shiu-yin (Rony) Cho Member Clin A/Prof Edmond Pow Member Dr Francis Chau Member South Australia & Northern Territory Dr Sneha Ravindranath Member Dr Greg Miller Chair Dr Sushil Kaur Secretary & Candidate Advisor (Finals) New South Wales & Australian Capital Territory Dr Alan Mann (primary) Treasurer and Candidate Advisor Dr Peter Mansour Chair Dr Deon Naicker Member Dr Jodie Olivier Secretary Dr Stephen Pak Treasurer Victoria & Tasmania Dr Claudia Yung Dr Dimitra Mersinia Candidate Advisor (Primary) Dr Mathew Lim Chair Dr Sarah Chin Secretary & Treasurer Dr Zanab Malik Candidate Advisor Co-opted Dr Sophia Jing Candidate Advisor Dr Michael Yoon Member Dr Alexandra Barratt Member Dr Errol Kilov Member Dr Atin Kundu Member Dr Geoffrey Young Member Dr Nigel Souter Member Dr Ricky Kumar Member Dr Soni Stephen Member Dr Aovana Timmerman Co-opted Chris Callahan Co-opted Dr (Faustino) Tino Mercado Member Co-opted New Zealand Chair Western Australia A/Prof Lara Friedlander Secretary Dr John Perry Treasurer Dr John Watson Chair Dr Karl Lyons Candidate Advisor Dr Laura Ichim Candidate Advisor Dr Amanda Phoon Nguyen Secretary Dr Fiona Firth Member Dr Sergio Salis Member Dr David Antunovic Dr Dina Papas Treasurer Queensland Dr Janina Christoforou Candidate Advisor (Finals) Dr Simon Franks Dr Unni Pillai Chair Dr Ahmed Saleh Candidate Advisor (Primary) Dr Arosha Weerakoon Secretary Dr Sigid Fu Treasurer Dr Raymond Lam Member Candidate Advisor Dr Vincenzo Figliomeni Member A/Prof Esther Kruger Member Yearbook 2021 27 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

Regional Committee Reports A/Prof Lara Friedlander NZ Regional Committee Chair 2021 has continued to challenge us and rechallenge us as we have College community. There will be a new and refreshed New Zealand navigated practice around a pandemic however through our individual Regional Committee for the next term and thanks must go to a number journeys we have learnt the value of connectedness, resilience and that of members who have stepped down from roles after many years’ nothing stands in the way of excellence. Despite the disruptions, our NZ service to our region, including Drs Hugh Trengrove, Sergio Salis, John RACDS Fellows, Members, and candidates have continued to support Perry, Fiona Firth and Laura Ichim. each other and celebrate success. As a region we continue to be active This is also my last report after four years as Chair and many years on within our community, with representation on education and examination the NZ Committee. It has been a privilege to contribute to our Committee panels, and in College governance roles. In particular, thanks must go to and to be part of such an inclusive and supportive NZ RACDS community. Dr Erin Mahoney who works hard as part of the College Board, sustains I look forward to continuing to support and encouraging young dentists the New Zealand Committee and is a very special colleague and friend to engage with the College and the enjoyment that comes with our to us all. collegial events. Our Annual Study Day was held in Wellington in April 2021, and thanks Associate Professor Lara Friedlander with Drs Reuben Martin-Hendrie and must go to Dr Sergio Salis who organised an excellent panel of speakers Jamie McKenzie, joint F.G. Christensen Prize winners from across the scope of dentistry who challenge us to think. At this time a presentation was made to Drs Martin-Hendrie and Mackenzie who were awarded the F.G. Christensen Memorial Prize Medal for gaining the highest mark in the Primary Examination. This is exceptional and we are very proud of their achievements. A special award was also made to Dr Hugh Trengrove on behalf of the NZ Regional Committee recognizing his outstanding and long service to the College Council/Boards and educational activities over many years. It is wonderful to see momentum coming from our younger members who are interested in mentoring, peer tutoring candidates and engaging in leadership at a regional level which will continue to see our activities prosper. Thank you to all the members of the NZ Regional Committee who have generously volunteered their time and knowledge to supporting our NZ 28 Yearbook 2021 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

Dr Peter Mansour Dr Greg Miller NSW/ACT Regional Committee Chair SA/NT Regional Committee Chair The NSW/ACT Regional Committee did not hold any events during 2021 was a challenging year for the SA/NT RACDS Regional Committee 2021 due to COVID-19 lockdowns and the sporadic closure of with the fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic and consequent effects to venues. Thank you to the Chair, Dr Peter Mansour and the dedicated dental practice, provision of continuing professional development and members who did their best to arrange an event only to have it dealing with the personal costs both economic and mental. cancelled. The Committee presented a very successful online series of Primary The SA/NT Regional Committee regrouped and focused on core activities, Exam tutorials in October 2021. Thank you to the Candidate Advisor, principally the provision of CPD via online platforms (following on from Dr Zanab Malik for arranging the program, to Dr Dimitra Mersinia the great success of the 2020 Scientific presentations), mentorship for her on-going support of candidates, and to the broad range of and assistance with preparation for the Membership and Fellowship lecturers. programs and Primary Examinations. Zoom screen shot of presenters and candidates attending the Primary Exam As a long-term mentor for the MRACDS program, I can attest to the fact tutorials hosted by the NSW/ACT Regional Committee that mentorship is just as valuable for the mentor as well as the mentee. The SA/NT Regional Committee met with the student body at Adelaide University with an introduction from past President, Dr Paul Sambrook about the College. This was the first engagement for many students with the College. The SA/NT Regional Committee would like to commend Dr Emilija Jensen for her Award of both the Kenneth J.G. Sutherland Prize and the Richard Manning King Award following the 2021 Final Examinations (FRACDS(GDP)). Well done Emilija – how lucky your young patients are to have such a preeminent, studious clinician as yourself! In these difficult times, we should reflect on the words of Henry Ford on the benefits of instigating action, staying the course, and working as a team to overcome great challenges and forge a bright future for ourselves and the community: “……Coming together is a beginning, staying together is progress, and working together is success…….”. Yearbook 2021 29 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

Dr Claudia Yung VIC/TAS Regional Committee Chair 2021 had been another challenging year for the Vic/Tas Regional Last but not least, the new Victoria/Tasmania Committee for 2021-2023 Committee. Due to the COVID-19 outbreaks and repeated restrictions in Greater Melbourne, the Committee had to sadly cancel its social drinks (from 19 November 2021) was successfully formed: in Victoria after multiple postponements. Fortunately, as Tasmania had no positive cases and little restrictions, Drs Errol Kilov and Scott Smith Dr Nigel Souter Chair successfully hosted social drinks in Launceston on 17 September. It marked the first social event held by the Committee since 2019. Dr Atin Kundu Secretary Tasmanian members enjoyed the evening mingling and catching up over drinks and nibbles. Dr Wessam Atteya Treasurer During the lockdowns, Drs Michal Yoon and Nigel Souter delivered Dr Sarah Chin Candidate Advisor an online mini tutorial program for final year dental students from Melbourne and LaTrobe universities in the hope that it would provide Dr Amanda Leske Member students additional clinical knowledge in various aspects of dentistry as (Regional Victoria) their academic and clinical schedules have been significantly interrupted by lockdowns and restrictions. Dr Graham Tulich Member (Tasmania) As Victoria reached its vaccination target, and lockdown was lifted later in the year, the Committee held its first social event in Melbourne on Friday Dr Justin Mathews Member 12 November at the Woodward Conference Centre. It was marvellous to Dr Michael Yoon Member see over 30 guests socialising, reconnecting, and celebrating collegiality Dr Asef Anwar Co-op member face-to-face. Professor Alastair J Sloan, the head of Melbourne Dental Dr Claudia Yung Co-op member School gave a presentation titled MDS’25: A vision for the future in dental Dr Sophia Jing Co-op member education and research which was impressive and inspirational. Our Final Exam Tutorial was held on 20 November via Zoom with facilitators; Drs Sarah Chin, Wayne Chow, Elizabeth Yu, Vivian Liu, Annie Tong, Giselle D’Mello, Joseph Ryan and Ricky Kumar. Cases, literature, and exam questions were discussed with candidates, and the time provided an opportunity and platform for candidates to connect. Dr Cathy Sloan, Prof Alastair Sloan, A/Prof Nicky Kilpatrick, Drs Patrick Russo, Susan Needham and Giselle D’Mello I would like to give my gratitude and heartfelt appreciation to the 2019- 2021 Committee members: Drs Mathew Lim, Atin Kundu, Errol Kilov, Michael Yoon, Nigel Souter, Sarah Chin and Sophia Jing for their tireless support and contributions throughout this particularly challenging term. I wish them and Committee members of the new term all the best. Dr Claudia Yung Chair 2019-21, with Committee members of the upcoming 2021-23 term 30 Yearbook 2021 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

Dr Simon Franks QLD Regional Committee Chair So, another challenging year has passed us all by. Over 2021 the logged in to attend sunshine state has navigated around five snap lockdowns but hopefully we have now seen the last. Our borders are open, we lectures. Feedback have hit our vaccination targets and it appears from the early data the hospitalisation rates are starting to fall from this Omicron from the weekend wave. was very positive so Do I dare start to hope that the end is actually in sight? I would be pleased Dentistry in 2021 was a challenge for a lot of us – as a profession, I am unsure as to another profession that is more at risk from a if this became a respiratory virus transmitted from aerosol……. regular fixture in From conversations held with other Fellows, Members and colleagues is that over the year there were a lot of robust the QLD Committee discussion held over how to handle aerosol generation, the risk of infection to staff and patients, and of course to ourselves. calendar. I was also Then there was the vaccination mandate that caused a few headaches with staffing, HR processes and of course ethics. As a impressed with the profession, looking back over the year it is quite clear that we put the safety of ourselves and patients first and took a rationalistic dedication of the and scientific approach to the practice of dentistry in this ‘age of COVID-19’. I suspect the high standards of infection control, candidates as it microbiological knowledge, and an awareness of the limitations of our PPE taught to us as undergraduates and revised frequently coincided with the over our careers set us up for this response. A tough as the year was, the profession has stood strong due to these foundations. Emeritus Prof Laurie Walsh AO at the QLD Regional first weekend of The Committee managed just the one ‘in-person’ event this Committee Lecture and Dinner in Feb 2021 freedom in Victoria year with a dinner and lecture held in Brisbane presented by Emeritis Professor Laurie Walsh AO. It was a great night and a and NSW. Special mention needs to be made of Dr Ramya Kiran good opportunity to catch up with colleagues in what was to be a short reprieve from the disruption that stalked the planning for who spent a lot of time putting together the agenda, organising much of the year. We had close to 40 attend the event and from the feedback, face to face events (and not just held in Brisbane) speakers, and facilitating the zoom conference so that it ran are very much missed these last few years. smoothly. In September, the Committee put together an online tutorial weekend for the Primary Examination candidates. There were Drs Jenny Wang and Ramya Kiran at the Lecture and Dinner event around 40 candidates from across all states in Australia who I am looking forward to what I hope will be a stellar 2022 for all of us, where we catch up in person and, do I even dare tempt it – do so across state lines at the Convocation in Melbourne! From the way we have responded, we deserve it! Yearbook 2021 31 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

Committee and some presenters and sponsors. An excellent meal was enjoyed with stunning city views. Frasers was also the venue for the regional End of Year function including a welcome to new Fellows and Members held in early November. The registrants numbered 89 for the cocktail function who heard the Regional Chairperson give a short address welcoming new Fellows and Members and thank the Regional Committee for the efforts over the last year. Dr John Watson WA Regional Committee Chair Looking back over the last year, the WA Regional Committee New Members and Fellows Drs Wisam Kamil, Ho Jin Yoo, Dayea Oh and experience was relatively undisturbed compared to some other Regional Committee member Raymond Yue Fai Lam regions. It has been difficult to get the balance right between keeping people safe and impacting negatively on families and businesses. In early December, Drs Janina Christoforou and Mohammed El- Hakim both arranged online, mock vivas for two grateful overseas Despite the sometimes-shifting landscape, the WA Regional candidates enrolled in the Final Examinations. Committee managed to hold a number of events. Over the last year we have been very proud to see two WA Fellows and Members bestowed with Queen’s Birthday Our Candidate Welcome Evening in March at the Royal Perth Golf honours in 2021. Our heartiest congratulations go to Dr Ramesh Club was held early in the year for the first time and was well attended. Balasubramaniam OAM and Adjunct Prof Albert San Tan AM. The evening was an opportunity for candidates to seek advice and My sincerest thanks are due to the Regional Committee mentorship from Fellows and Members and to meet each other face members. Their continued work and dedication make for an to face. The Committee are still working out the best way forward effective Committee and keep the College active in the region. for this event and have resolved to tweak the format again in 2022. Special thanks must go to our Secretary, Dr Amanda Phoon- Nguyen, who is doubtless the most active and effective of us all. The generous offer by ADAWA to provide space at ADA House in West Perth for a WA Regional Committee honour board came to WA Regional Committee: Front: Drs John Watson (Chair), Amanda Phoon fruition on July 21st. In a short and informal ceremony, the board Nguyen (Secretary), Dina Papas (Treasurer) Back: A/Prof Estie Kruger, Drs was unveiled by Dr Peter McKerracher, an early chairperson in the Vincenzo Figliomeni (Candidate Advisor), Janina Christoforou, Mohammed region’s history, and the current chairperson, yours truly (Dr John El-Hakim (Candidate Advisor), Tom Chung Yang, Raymond Yue Fai Lam and Watson). Board member, Winthrop Prof Marc Tennant AM The region’s Annual Scientific Meeting was held on Friday, 30 July at the Pan Pacific Hotel in Perth with 133 delegates in attendance. Our headline speaker was Brisbane prosthodontist, Dr Michael Mandikos, who unfortunately was unable to attend in person due to travel restrictions into WA at that time, so presented his content remotely. This all had to be arranged rather last minute and it is a credit to the venue that remote presentation did not impact on the outstanding quality of Dr Mandikos’ lectures. Ably supporting our headline speaker were four local speakers; Drs Peter Readman (Paediatrics), Gus Jang (Endodontics), Sammy Francis (Periodontics) and Emma Lewis (OMFS) all gave quality presentations around the day’s theme, Top Hacks for Outstanding Dentistry. The general meeting was held immediately after the close of the Scientific Meeting where yearly reports were presented and tabled by all office holders. The Annual Dinner was held that evening at Frasers Restaurant in Kings Park. Nineteen people attended including most of the 32 Yearbook 2021 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

Dr Jason Wong (Tsz Leung) Dr. Jerome Yu was elected as Chair of the first of the Hong Kong Regional Committee. Asia Regional Committee Chair While the local pandemic stabilized, a free physical information session was held on 12 November to reach A webinar was arranged for the final year dental students in out to support the candidates in their preparation to sit the Hong Kong, introducing RACDS to them and providing them Primary Examinations. Drs Rita Au Yeung and Matthew information on the pathways to Fellowship in GDP. It was held Yuen who took the examination last year were invited to on 19 March 2021 and delivered by our Committee member, share with the candidates their successful online/remote Dr Edmond Pow. It was well attended with 60 dental students examination experience, e.g., using the new computer- participating. based written paper format. There were nine candidates taking the Primary Examination in November/December Dr Jason Wong attended the RACDS Advisory Council Inaugural and five passed. Meeting via Zoom on 21 April 2021. Various issues including the College’s Draft Strategic Plan were discussed. An Annual Meeting was held on 2 September 2021 via Zoom. All Asia Regional Committee members, including Dr. Sneha from Thailand, The College was invited by the Hong Kong Academy of attended the meeting. Medicine to join their Medical Education Conference 2021, E-learning and Assessment in the New Normal on 22 May Dr Chan Yuk Ching was awarded the RACDS Prize for 2021. The Regional Committee Chair, Dr Wong attended this the academic year 2020-2021. Dr Jerome Yu, Chair of the one-day conference on behalf on the College. Renowned local new Committee, attended the University of Hong Kong and international speakers were brought together to share Congregation and Prize-giving Ceremony on 1 December insights from different perspectives discussing various learning to present this RACDS Academic Award to Dr Chan. and assessment approaches on competency-based training, e-learning and workplace-based assessment. Yuk Ching Chan and Dr Jerome Yu In preparation of the Regional Committee elections for the 2021 – 2023 term, Dr Wong attended a meeting of Regional Committee Chairs and Secretaries on 8 June 2021. The election process for the 2021 – 2023 was discussed, and nominations commenced in August. From November 2021, the Asia Regional Committee would no longer exist in name. Instead, the Committee would be known as the Hong Kong Regional Committee. It is exclusively for Fellows and Members residing in Hong Kong. Eight nominations/EOIs were received for the eight positions so no election in the Hong Kong region was required. A meeting was held on 30 October and new office bearers were appointed. Yearbook 2021 33 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

THANK YOU We appreciate your contribution Examiners FRACDS(GDP) Dr Nandor Steidler Dr Emma Lewis Fellowship Examiners Dr James Talbot A/Prof Jocelyn Shand Dr Felicia Valianatos General Section Dr Michael Wyatt Primary Examinations A/Prof Lara Friedlander Chief Examiner Dr Claudia Yung Dr Heather Cameron Convenors Dr Andrew Cautley Specialist Dental Winthrop Prof Marc Tennant AM Dr Simon Franks Practice Examiners Emeritus Prof Laurence Walsh AO Dr Errol Kilov Anatomy Dr Peter Mansour Clin Prof Samee Bhole A/Prof Alexander Forrest AO Dr Stan Boyatzis Dr Nigel Johnson FRACDS(GDP) Dr Gerard Clausen Dr John Ladakis Fellowship Examiners Dr Robert Fell Dr John Martin Dr Mark Gervais Emeritus Prof John McGeachie OAM Prof Michael Burrow Principal Examiner Dr Roderick Marshall Cell Biology and Biochemistry A/Pro Alan Broughton Dr Soni Stephen Prof Tim Cole Dr Danny Ho Clin A/Prof Richard Widmer A/Prof Phillip Dickson Dr Sergio Salis Professor Daisy Kwok Yan Shum Dr Rebecca Wong OMS Examiners A/Prof Kathryn Skelding Dr Geoffrey Young A/Prof Nik Soriani Yaacob SST Examination Histology Paediatrics and Dr John Harrison Chief Examiner Dr Janina Christoforou Orthodontics Elective Dr Scott Aaronson Prof Hedley Coleman Dr Alexander Bobinskas Dr Jacinta Vu Dr John Perry Principal Examiner Dr Patrishia Bordbar Dr Muhammed Yakin Dr Soni Stephen Dr Scott Borgna Microbiology Dr Geoffrey Findlay Dr Christina Adler Oral Medicine, Oral Surgery, Dr Joseph Gunn Dr Wai Leung Oral Pathology Dr Richard Harris Dr David Mitchell Prof Andrew Heggie AM Clin A/Prof Mark Schifter Dr Suma Sukumar Principal Examiner Dr Edward Hsu Pathology Dr Eric Carter Dr Navkiran Kaur A/Prof Norman Firth Dr Ricky Kumar Dr Benjamin Gupta MRACDS(GDP) Examiners A/Prof Jocelyn Shand Prof Nor Hayati Othman Dr Kevin Spencer Dr Suma Sukumar Dr Khaled Ahmed Dr Nathan Vujcich Physiology Dr Andrew Cautley Dr Timothy Wong Dr Jayantha Amarasena Adj A/Prof John Dale AO Dr Richard Wood Prof Robin Callister Dr Rajveer Dhaliwal Final Examination Prof Shane Maloney Dr Giselle D’Mello A/Prof Dylan Hyam Chief Examiner A/Prof Michael Nordstrom Dr Paul Hagley A/Prof Martin Batstone A/Prof John Semmler Dr Danny Ho Dr Stuart Deane Dr Jeffrey Kestenberg Dr Jacobus Erasmus Dr Davina Kwong Dr Benjamin Erzetic Dr Angeline Lee Dr Matthew Ma Dr Peter Mansour Dr Amanda Phoon Nguyen 34 Yearbook 2021 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

Due to the impressive achievements and notable calibre of applicants for the 2021 Dr Elizabeth Fanning Orientation Course Scholarships, three winners were announced. Congratulations to Ms Euijung (Jane) Lee, and Drs Michelle Tien and Stefanie Kenyon. The Scholarships cover the full cost of enrolment for the Primary Examination Orientation Course and can be taken in 2021 or 2022. One scholarship is awarded to a current dental student and the other (in 2021 to two scholarships) to a recent graduate (within 2 years). In 2021, 54 applications were received in total; 12 from under-graduate students and 42 from graduates from across Australia, New Zealand and Fiji. Thank you to the convenors of the 2021 scholarships; Prof Liz Martin AO and Wintrhop Prof Marc Tennant AM. Winners of the Dr Elizabeth Fanning Scholarship Euijung Jane Lee Dr Stefanie Kenyon Dr Michelle Tien Yearbook 2021 35 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

Queen's Birthday Honours The College is privileged to have four members recognised for their contributions to the dental profession and industry in 2021 Queen’s Birthday General Division of the Order of Australia honours. Congratulations to the following Fellows and Members. A/Prof Ramesh Balasubramaniam OAM Adjunct Prof Albert Ee San Tan AM Specialist Member (Oral Medicine) Specialist Member (Periodontics) Medal of the Order of Australia Member of the Order of Australia For significant service to tertiary dental education, For service to dentistry. and to periodontics. Dr John Coolican AM Prof P. Mark Bartold AO Fellow(GDP) and Specialist Member (Orthodontics) Specialist Fellow (Periodontics) Member of the Order of Australia Officer of the Order of Australia For distinguished service to dentistry, to periodontal research For significant service to dentistry in the field of orthodontics, and education, and to professional dental organisations. and to rugby union. 36 Yearbook 2021 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

Academic Prize Winners Kenneth J.G. Sutherland Prize Academic Prizes at Universities Dr Emilija Jensen In acknowledgement of the academic success of high-achieving Initiated by Professor Kenneth final year dental students at universities around Australia, New J.G. Sutherland AM of Western Zealand and Hong Kong, the RACDS Academic Prize is awarded Australia, as recognition for annually. Congratulations to the following recipients: the candidate at the Final Examination who gained the Charles Sturt University highest marks in General Dentistry. The prize is a College Medal and A$500. Richard Manning King Award Kyriakos Tambassis Dr Emilija Jensen James Cook University Established in 2019 and Adam Hassan awarded to the candidate who gains the highest mark in the University of Hong Kong (2020 – 2021) Fellowship Final Exam GDP in Paediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics. Dr Jensen receiving her two medals Yuk Ching Chan and Dr Jerome Yu from SA/NT Regional Committee Chair, Dr Greg Miller University of Melbourne Callisthenis Yiannis F.G. Christensen Memorial Prize Grace Ho Dr Tracy Tang Joyce Deng Awarded to the candidate University of Otago with the highest marks at the Lauren Tieh Primary Examination. The prize consists of a College Duncan McCrory Medal and a monetary award of A$500. At the time of printing, prize-winners from other universities were not announced. Yearbook 2021 37 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

HAwonarodusrs & Meritorious Service Awards The College is delighted to add two names to the Meritorious Services Award Honour board in 2020. Congratulations to A/Prof Lara Friedlander and Dr Ian Sweeney who were both recognised for their long and distinguished service to the College. 1983 Dr Peter M. Gibbs 2001 Prof P Mark Bartold AM 1984 Dr Wilfred J. Simmonds 2001 Prof Rakesh K Kumar 1984 Dr Clarence J. Griffin 2001 Dr William C W Yung 1984 Dr David G. Esler 2003 Dr E. Dell Kingsford Smith 1987 Dr Peter Davies 2003 Ms Robyn Lupton 1987 Dr T. Bruce Lindsay ED 2004 Dr Jonathan P H Rogers 1988 Dr Athol W.J. Lykke 2004 Prof David Wiesenfeld 1988 Dr Graham A. Thomas 2005 Dr Norman Eizenberg 1988 Dr Leslie P. Oliver DFC 2007 Ms Alexis Smith 1988 Dr Anthony H. Rogers 2007 A/Prof John K Harcourt OAM 1989 Dr John G. Waterson 2007 A/Prof David G Purton 1990 Mr Robert M. Cook AM 2008 Clinical A/Prof Richard P Widmer 1991 Ms Marnie E. Martin 2009 Dr Leslie Snape 1991 Dr Nihill H. Somers 2009 Prof Frank Monsour 1991 Prof Noel D. Martin AM 2009 W/Prof Marc Tennant AM 1991 A/Prof Christopher G. Daly 2011 Dr Philip A Cockerill 1992 Dr Michael A.W. Thomas 2011 Dr Hugh G Trengrove 1993 Dr Lloyd G. O’Brien AO 2011 A/Prof Geoffrey W Borlase 1994 Prof John S. Lyell 2014 A/Prof Angus C Cameron 1995 Dr Philip C. Crocker 2014 Dr Luke Moloney 1995 Dr James M. Scott 2015 Prof Andrew Heggie AM 1997 Prof F. Elizabeth Martin 2017 Dr Bruce Emery Taylor 1997 Dr Peter W. McKerracher 2017 A/Prof Jocelyn Shand 1997 Dr Kornel Romaniuk RFD 2017 Dr Leone Hutchinson 2000 Dr Ann P. Collins 2018 Prof Fraser McDonald 2001 Mr Peter Bradford 2020 A/Prof Lara Friedlander 2001 Dr Michael F.S. Tsui 2020 Dr Ian Sweeney Honorary Members 2016 Ms Pamela Clark 2019 Prof Richard M. Logan Presidential Commendation In order that persons who have made a contribution of great significance to the College in its continuing development and activities, the Council has established a form of recognition that it is a privilege of the President to bestow upon such a person. 1998 William K R Mackenzie 2007 Robert F Broadbent 1999 Ross L Taylor 2009 Les Wallace 2004 Noel D Martin AM 2010 Nicola M Kilpatrick 2005 Alastair N Goss 2013 Stephen Robbins 38 Yearbook 2021 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

Life Fellows (previously known as Honorary Fellowship) The award of Life Fellowship is the highest level of recognition that the College can bestow. It is awarded to a Fellow or Member who has demonstrated an exceptional contribution of service to the College. 1965 Prof Sir Arthur Amies CMG 1979 Dr R Harris AM, MBE 2000 Dr S C Warneke AM 1965 Sir John Hall Best 1979 Dr J F Lavis AM 2001 Dr J H Sinclair 1966 Prof A J Arnott CBE 1979 Brig A G Rowell AO, CBE, ED 2003 Dr K H Wendon 1966 Prof T D Campbell 1982 Prof Sir Paul Bramley 2005 Dr R J Bastiaan AM RFD 1966 Prof S F Lumb 1983 Prof K J G Sutherland 2007 Dr D H Thomson 1966 Prof Sir John Walsh KBE 1985 Dr H G Lamplough 2009 Dr N J J Peppitt 1968 Prof Sir Robert Bradlaw CBE 1985 Mr W O Read 2010 Prof E C Reynolds AO 1968 Sir Terrance Ward CBE 1987 Dr E H Bastian OBE 2011 A/Prof B K Drummond 1968 Prof F C Wilkinson CBE 1987 D. S G Kings AM 2014 A/Prof W H Bischof AM 1970 Dr G Leatherman 1987 Dr J A Sagar 2015 A/Prof Braham Pearlman (RFD) 1971 Prof N W G Macintosh 1989 Dr R Y Norton OBE 2015 Prof M J Tyas AM 1973 Mr A Docking MBE 1989 A/Prof R M King 2015 Dr Francis Chau 1974 Dr W A Grainger CBE 1991 Dr G Wing AM 2017 Dr David Sykes OAM 1976 Sir Kenneth Adamson CMG 1993 Dr J H Muller A.M 2019 Dr Patrick Russo 1976 Prof K W Cleland 1993 HRH The Princess of Wales 2019 Dr Dell Kingsford Smith 1977 Dr P R Begg AO 1995 Dr R W Hession AM 2021 Dr Paul Sambrook 1977 Prof G N Davies CBE 1997 A/Prof J K Harcourt OAM 2021 Dr Peter Gregory 1978 Prof I R H Kramer OBE 1997 A/Prof G H Hewitt 2021 Dr Chris Callahan Congratulations to Past-President, Dr Paul Sambrook, and to past Board and Committee Fellows, Dr Peter Gregory and Dr Christopher Callahan for being honoured with the award of Life Fellowship. Dr Paul Sambrook Dr Christopher Callahan Dr Peter Gregory Yearbook 2021 39 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

Vale We feature a short tribute to a The College is saddened to learn of the passing of the following number of our past members – Fellows and Members during 2021. these tributes have kindly been Dr Andrew Malcolm Flood Dr Colin Patrick Maurice Geary, ED provided by family/friends. Dr Reginald Douglas MacCulloch Prof Peter Deane Barnard, OAM Dr Henry Blair Valentine Dr John Williamson (Queensland) 1928 – 2021 Dr Williamson was an Honorary Life Member of ANZAOMS, Past President (1987-1988) and one of the founding members of the OMS specialty. Dr Jacob (Yong Huat) Hong (Malaysia) 1965 – 2021 Dr Jacob Hong completed both his Bachelor of Dental Surgery and Master of Dental Surgery (Orthodontics) degrees at the National University of Singapore (NUS) in 1989 and 1994 respectively. It was his pride to be part of the pioneer batch of orthodontic graduates from the NUS. Soon after, he obtained his FRACDS and MRACDS (Orthodontics) recognitions along with multiple other qualifications from various other royal colleges. Having practised orthodontics for over 30 years, Dr Jacob Hong had become a well-known orthodontist figure in both Malaysia and Singapore. He was held in high esteem by colleagues, patients, and friends alike. He worked in various public institutes in Singapore before eventually setting up his own private orthodontic practices in Singapore and Johor Bahru (Malaysia). He was an active contributor to local and international dental Committees. For many years, he was the chairman of Malaysian Dental Association Southern Zone, and Chairperson of the Chapter of Orthodontists, College of Dental Surgeons Singapore. He was also the Chairperson of the Dental Specialist Accreditation Committee (Orthodontics) in Singapore. The Hong Family; Mrs Eva Hong, Dr Alex WJ Hong, Dr Alton WJ Hong, Dr Alnick WJ Hong and Dr Aldia WJ Hong. 40 Yearbook 2021 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

Dr Fred Widdop (Victoria) 1932 - 2021 Dr Fred Widdop was an accomplished sportsman, arts lover, especially the theatre and literature, clinician, scientist, and orator. He graduated Bachelor of Dental Science University of Melbourne in 1954, Bachelor of Science 1968 and Master of Dental Science in 1970 also from the University of Melbourne. He was an inaugural Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons (1969), an Examiner for the RACDS (1984-1991), and was awarded the Member of the Order of Australia in 2002 for his services to dentistry. Dr Widdop was a pioneer in the use of tooth bonding techniques, which preserved tooth structure and reduced the need for more complex and expensive restorative techniques. He was also pre-eminent in the development of gerodontics, and in 1991 was editor of the first book of its kind in Australia focussing on the impact of an ageing population on dental services. While he was formally recognised in many roles, Dr Widdop’s kindness and compassion were also acknowledged and appreciated by his many colleagues, who valued his sage counsel and mentorship. John Matthews AM, Neil Hewson, Garry Pearson OAM Dr Vivek Jain (Auckland, New Zealand) 1984 - 2021 Dr Jain completed his bachelor’s degree in dentistry in Bangalore before moving to New Zealand where he became a registered general dentist in 2012. Vivek was awarded Membership in 2018 and shortly afterwards became a Mentor, and member of the New Zealand Regional Committee where he assisted candidates in their journey towards Membership. Our sincere condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of our late members. Yearbook 2021 41 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

CSauncdciedsasftuesl FELLOWSHIP EXMINATIONS 2021 Congratulations to the 33 candidates who passed the 2021 Final Examination, and are awarded Fellowship. Henny Zaliyana Ahmad Kamal Malaysia Shraddha Patel New Zealand Asef Anwar Australia Nor Anis Razali Malaysia David Day Australia Muhammad Annurdin Sabarudin Malaysia Harvinder Singh Dhillon Malaysia Ai Lin Tee New Zealand Valencia Dualis Malaysia Abirami Thilagalavanian Australia Belal Elmarhoumy Malaysia May Palae Thwe Australia Emilija Jensen (nee Ports) Australia Fady Tossoun Australia Wisam Kamil Australia Hao-Hsuan Tsai Australia Anu Kuriakose Australia Dushyanti Umakhanthan Australia Henry Lee Australia Jyotsna Unnikrishnan Australia Chuwei Liang Australia Sem Guan Wan Malaysia Justin Mathews Australia Huen Chun Wong Hong Kong Daniel Maydelman Australia Grace Wu Australia Devanshi Mistry Australia James Young Australia Hanani Mohamad Amin Rebuan Malaysia Nor Azira Zahadi Malaysia Aiman Mohd Azmi Malaysia Sheng Zhang Australia Byung Joon (Joseph) Moon Australia 42 Yearbook 2021 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

PRIMARY EXAMINATIONS Nibras Hamid Ahsan Khan VIC Nicholas Liew SA Ibtihal Al-Asadi NEW ZEALAND Ee Ling Lim SA Zahra’a Albarki VIC Angela Al-Sammak Lin WA Michael Al-Dabbagh VIC Mark Loga NSW Angela Al-Sammak NEW ZEALAND Mustafa Mahar NSW Fizza Arshad VIC Chung Kan Mak Hong Kong William Aung QLD Jamie Marra Dunedin Jaesung Bae SA Sami Bin Tahseen Moid VIC Anosha Baqai NSW Jared Monk NEW ZEALAND Pavan Kumar Bellubbi NSW Mohamed Naqeeb VIC Samuel Bereza QLD Nicole Olivera NSW Sae Mi Bok QLD Justin Ong MALAYSIA Daniel Bontempo WA Deep Patel VIC Chris Carey QLD Natasha Paul NEW ZEALAND Sarah Carpenter SA Annie Pham QLD Konna Chakravarty QLD Michael Pichler QLD Stephanie Chan NSW Yi Pu QLD Joanna Chang NSW Laura Raguine NSW Simranjit Cheema NSW Nikita Randhawa NSW Alvin Cheung SA Ashwin Rathesh NSW Tessa Chirayath NEW ZEALAND Yoovin Rho NSW Jiwon (Jess) Choi NEW ZEALAND Ruby Richardson NEW ZEALAND Brandon Chow NSW Sarah Scott VIC Priyanka Chowdhury VIC Adam Sheridan NEW ZEALAND Cailin Davies TAS Hetal Shukla New Zealand Shannon De Silva VIC Ellen Simpson NEW ZEALAND Michelle Donegan NSW Harman Singh QLD Charbel El-Bacha NSW Lydia Skabar VIC Tennent Emerson VIC Vidhi Somaiya NSW Sheema Entezami NSW Lauren Spyker NEW ZEALAND Jimmy Fan VIC David Stuhmcke QLD Michael George NSW Abhinav Suresh Kumar NSW Mohamed Halane NSW Mitali Syamal VIC Amelia Hemmati WA Kirsten Tan SA Ara Iyengar VIC Tracy Tang NSW Elizabeth Jeong SA Ka Hei Tang HONG KONG Tamara Jirjis NSW Shay Taylor NEW ZEALAND Anne Jude New Zealand Michelle Tien WA Faiza Kazmi ACT Uyen Tran SA Khalid Khan NSW Emma Turner VIC Maryam Khan QLD Shradha Verma VIC Thomas Kim QLD Christopher Vu WA Mei Lin Lai NSW Charley Yang Wang NSW Yan Yee Lai HONG KONG Darren Wang NEW ZEALAND Kwong Chuen Lam HONG KONG Sumuditha Weerakkody SA Serene Lau SA Joyce Wong QLD Terence Lau VIC Calvin Wong SA Aron Lazaridis WA Aaron Wong WA Thanh (Justin) Le QLD Soo Ho Yoon NSW Frederick Le Roux WA Han Yu ACT Tsun Sun Leung NEW TERRITORIES Zhen Zeng VIC Emma Levy NSW Alan Zhang VIC Jesse Lewis NEW ZEALAND Yearbook 2021 43 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

Admissions to Fellowship and Membership 1 January 2021 to 31 December 2021 FRACDS - Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery MRACDS - Dental Public Health Dr Duangporn Duangthip Dr Seth Delpachitra VIC Dr Kathryn Fuge Hong Kong Dr Shiqian Gao New Zealand Dr Ma Jacqueline Dobes ACT Dr Alexander Holden Hong Kong Dr Kate Naysmith NSW Dr Sam Chao-Yu Huang VIC New Zealand Dr Richard John Huggins VIC Dr Michael James Leslie Hurrell NSW Dr Jonathon Andrew Keenan QLD MRACDS - Endodontics Dr Mohamed Amer Dr Timothy Gerard Herbert Manzie ACT Dr Wing Chuan Chan VIC Dr Tallan Chew NSW Dr Anna Elizabeth Raymond QLD Dr Kim Mai Dang VIC Dr Shalin Vidyutkumar Desai NSW Dr Joel William Tuckett QLD Dr Finn Gordon Gilroy NSW Dr Rada Haddadin New Zealand FRACDS - General Dental Practice Dr Payman Shorokh Hamadani WA Dr Kiran Kumar New Zealand Dr Henny Zaliyana Ahmad Kamal Malaysia Dr Jason Arnold La QLD Dr Deon Naicker ACT Dr Asef Anwar VIC Dr Shahrzad Nazari SA Dr Oliver Pope WA Dr David Stephen Day NSW Dr Garima Sharma VIC Dr Aovana Yi Ting Timmerman NSW Dr Harvinder Singh Dhillon Malaysia Dr Suzy Shih-Ching Wang VIC NSW Dr Valencia Dualis Malaysia Mr Belal Nabil Moustafa Elmarhoumy Malaysia Dr Emilija Daina Jensen SA Dr Wisam Alaa Kamil, PhD candidate WA Dr Anu Angel Kuriakose QLD Dr Henry Hongfu Lee VIC Dr Chuwei Ryan Liang QLD Dr Justin Mathews VIC Dr Daniel Maydelman VIC MRACDS - Oral Medicine Dr Devanshi Mistry VIC Dr Michelle Kang NSW NSW Dr Hanani Mohamad Amin Rebuan Malaysia Dr Kenelm Chun Lam Kwong Dr Aiman Mohd Azmi Malaysia MRACDS - Orthodontics Dr Rajiv Ahuja Dr Byung Joon (Joseph) Moon VIC Dr Haylea Louise Blundell NSW Dr Rachel Florence Farrar VIC Dr Shraddha Patel New Zealand Dr Lasni Samalka Kumarasinghe New Zealand Dr Raymond Yue Fai Lam NSW Dr Nor Anis Razali Malaysia Dr Shahrzad MacAvoy WA Dr Amesha Maree New Zealand Dr Muhammad Annurdin Sabarudin Malaysia Dr James Millar QLD Dr Ashwin Kumar Nair New Zealand Dr Ai Lin Tee New Zealand Dr Stephen Leslie Papas NSW Dr Brett Peter Steele ACT Dr Abirami Thilagalavanian VIC Dr Ho Jin Yoo QLD WA Dr May Palae Thwe VIC Dr Fady Tossoun VIC Dr Hao-Hsuan Mark Tsai VIC Dr Dushyanti Umakhanthan VIC Dr Jyotsna Unnikrishnan QLD Dr Sem Guan Wan Malaysia Dr Huen Chun Wong Hong Kong Dr Grace Wu NSW MRACDS - Paediatric Dentistry Dr James Alexander Young NSW Dr Anna Celeste Buckeridge WA Dr Nor Azira Binti Zahadi Malaysia Dr Yun Young Vanessa Cho WA Dr Sheng Zhang New Zealand Dr Olivia Dalzell VIC MRACDS - Dental Surgery Dr Debra Elsby VIC Dr Naser Faisal Albarbari VIC Dr Yvonne Golpak Papua New Guinea Dr Mark Daniel Atkinson QLD Dr Gwendolyn Lauren Huang VIC Dr Ying Shi Chang NSW Dr Linda Lizhu Huang PAED VIC Dr Adelyn Ai Lyn Lau NSW Dr Emilija Daina Jensen (nee Ports) SA Dr Yadir Singh TAS Dr Nivethanan Kamalendran NSW Dr Jesse Thomas Wright NSW Dr Yu-Lynn Lee New Zealand MRACDS - Dento-Maxillofacial Radiology Dr Amanda Margareta Leske (nee Hales) VIC Dr Dayea Oh WA Dr Shina Mohd Ariffin Malaysia Dr Jake Thomas Samuels QLD Dr Jeena Sara Paul NSW Dr Janita Shah VIC 44 Yearbook 2021 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

Admissions to Fellowship and Membership 1 January 2021 to 31 December 2021 Dr Sara Shayegan VIC MRACDS - Prosthodontics Dr Mihiri Silva VIC Dr Deborah Wong VIC Dr Mozaina Al-Rashdan NSW Dr Evelyn Yeung VIC Dr Sobia Zafar QLD Dr Jennifer Grace Minhsong Chantler VIC Dr Hosam El-Deen Elhaddad VIC Dr Adam Hamilton WA MRACDS - Periodontics Dr Constance Ching Yee Law NSW Dr Jake Thomas Ball NSW Dr Arash Oveissian QLD Dr Christopher William Durban Barker QLD Dr Oon Take Yeoh Malaysia Dr Nima Bazrafshan VIC MRACDS - Special Needs Dentistry Dr Mas Suryalis Ahmad Dr James Richard Carrigy QLD Dr Hajer Derbi Malaysia Dr David Fu VIC Dr Douglas Lau VIC Dr Claudia Lopez Silva QLD Dr Zanab Ahmad Malik QLD Dr Saeideh Nobakht QLD Dr Hamid Shareef Mohammed NSW Dr Keng Soon Yeoh New Zealand Dr Anumala Ram Fiji SA Dr Allauddin Siddiqi QLD Dr Maziar Tavazoei QLD Dr Tatiana Tkatchenko QLD Dr Thomas Van Heumen ACT Yearbook 2021 45 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

College Presidents 1966 - 1968 Dr Gordon Rowell AO CBE ED 1986 - 1988 Dr Richard Manning King 2006 - 2008 Clin A/Prof Neil Peppitt 1968 - 1970 Sir Kenneth Adamson, CMG 1970 - 1972 Dr William Grainger CBE 1988 – 1990 A/Prof George Wing 2008 - 2010 Prof Bernadette Drummond 1972 - 1976 Dr John Lavis AM 1976 - 1978 Dr John Sagar 1990 - 1992 Dr John Muller AM 2010 - 2012 A/Prof Werner Bischof AM 1978 - 1980 Mr Warwick Read 1980 - 1982 Dr Henry Gordon Lamplough 1992 - 1994 Dr Reginald Hession AM OMLJ KLJ 2012 (deceased) A/Prof Braham Pearlman RDF 1982 - 1984 Dr R.Y Norton OBE 1984 – 1986 Dr Stanley George Kings 1994 - 1996 A/Prof John Harcourt OAM 2012 - 2014 Dr Francis Chau 1996 - 1998 Dr Sydney Warneke AM 2014 - 2016 Dr David Sykes OAM 1998 - 2000 Dr John Sinclair 2016 - 2018 Dr Patrick Russo 2000 - 2002 Dr Kenneth Wendon 2018 - 2020 Dr Paul Sambrook 2002 - 2004 Dr Ross Bastiaan AM RDF 2020 - 2022 Prof Ian Meyers OAM 2004 - 2006 A/Prof David Thomson The first President of Prof Ian Meyers OAM the College was Dr is the 23rd President of Alfred George Rowell. the College. Dr Rowell was elected Ian is a general President of the College in 1965 after leading a practitioner dentist and committee in discussing the concept of an an honorary professor autonomous College of Dental Surgeons with at The University of the Australian Dental Association (ADA). Queensland School of Dentistry. He is Fellow of the International College of Dentists, Academy of Dentistry International, and Financial support for the Pierre Fauchard Portrait of the inaugural College President, Dr the establishment of Prof Ian Meyers OAM Academy. He is a Gordon Rowell AO CBE ED which hangs in the the College was by way College Boardroom of inviting all members past president of the Australian Dental Association QLD Branch. Ian has been a of the profession in Australia and New Zealand who after Fellow of the College since 2010 where he has held positions graduation had proceeded to obtain a further degree or diploma on the Board of Studies for the MRACDS programme, the CPD as a result of formal graduate training. Committee, Awards Committee, Prosthodontics Board of Studies, and Education Policy Board. Ian was elected to the Board in 2016. Six hundred and seventy five graduates availed themselves of this privilege and became Inaugural Fellows. At the end of 2021, there were 153 inaugural Fellows of the College. 46 Yearbook 2021 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

ADAIR, Peter Harold - Turramurra, NSW, Australia Fellows & Members ADAMS, Donald Bertrand - Wellington, New Zealand granted life-long membership ADDISON, Michael John - Cronulla, NSW, Australia ADEY, Alfred - Berrilee, NSW, Australia CHOW, Douglas Kam-Yung - Mid-Levels, Hong Kong ADKINS, Ken Francis - Birkdale, QLD, Australia CHRYSTIE, John Alfred - Viewbank, VIC, Australia ADLER, Edmond Arthur - Mount Lawley, WA, Australia CLARK RYAN, Peter - Ascot, QLD, Australia AKERS, Harry Francis - Indooroopilly, QLD, Australia CLARKE, Peter John - Hamilton, New Zealand ANKER, Anthony Harris - Milton, ACT, Australia COAKLEY, Michael John - Sorrento, VIC, Australia ANKER, John Harris - Wollongong, NSW, Australia COATES, Anthony John - Semaphore Park, SA, Australia AVERY, Brian - Mordon, County Durham, United Kingdom COATES, Peter James - Yeronga, QLD, Australia BAMBERY, Dexter Darcy - Wellington, New Zealand COCKERILL, Philip Anthony - Swanbourne, WA, Australia BARBER, Anthony Francis - Adelaide, SA, Australia COLE, Russell - London, United Kingdom BARCLAY, John Keith - Otago, New Zealand COLLINS, Ann Page - Westmead, NSW, Australia BARNES, Peter Byron - Greenbank, QLD, Australia COSGROVE, Denis James - Nedlands, WA, Australia BAU, Dennis John - Cammeray, NSW, Australia COSTELLO, Maurice - Mitchelton, QLD, Australia BEHAN, Mark Christopher - Ashmore, QLD, Australia COVENEY, Allan Campbell - Mildura, VIC, Australia BEHREND, Donald Albert - Toorak, VIC, Australia CRAIG, Graham George - Balgowlah, NSW, Australia BELL, Marsden (William) - Auckland, New Zealand CREEDY, Brian Edward - Collins Creek, NSW, Australia BENNET, Kim Roydon - West Perth, WA, Australia CRISP, John Cunningham - Essex, United Kingdom BENSON, Peter Ernest - Ingleburn, NSW, Australia CROCKER, Philip Cameron - Berry, NSW, Australia BEREKALLY, Thomas Louis - St Agnes, SA, Australia CROWE, Paul Richard - Highgate, SA, Australia BERESFORD, Jack Stuart - Auckland, New Zealand CUMMING, Richard - Breakfast Point, NSW, Australia BERRY, Robert William - Maryborough, VIC, Australia CURTAIN, James Leo - Hawthorn East, VIC, Australia BEVAN, Eric Mervyn - Dural, NSW, Australia CURTIN, John William - Cotham, VIC, Australia BISHOP, Roger Geoffrey - Swanbourne, WA, Australia CURTIN, Paul - Eastwood, NSW, Australia BLACK, Owen Philip - Indented Head, VIC, Australia CUTRESS, Terence William - Wellington, New Zealand BLOCH, Harry Martin - Melbourne, VIC, Australia DAENKE, Lachlan Lewis - Port Elliot, SA, Australia BLOOD, Michael David - Hawthorn, VIC, Australia DAGG, Keith Miles - Casino, NSW, Australia BOA, John Thomas - Canterbury, United Kingdom DALE, John William - Bellevue Hill, NSW, Australia BOASE, Robyn Margaret - Yorkeys Knob, QLD, Australia DALY, Christopher George - Malabar, NSW, Australia BOLAND, Thomas William - Riverview, NSW, Australia DAWES, William - Mount Kuring-Gai, NSW, Australia BOLTON, George Henry Philip - New Farm, QLD, Australia DEARING, Saxton Gordon - Napier, New Zealand BOND, Keith - Norman Park, QLD, Australia DIAS, Andrew Paul Lakshman Henry - Clifton Hill, VIC, Australia BOOTH, David Robert - Murdoch, WA, Australia DINTE, Nathan Max - Avihail, Israel BOOTH, Jeffery James - Lower Hutt, New Zealand DJAMSHIDI, Mehran - Clear Island Waters, QLD, Australia BOWELL, Geoffrey Reginald - Brighton, VIC, Australia DORNEY, Alan Brett - Pymble, NSW, Australia BOYATZIS, Stan - Longueville, NSW, Australia DOWNES, Arthur Maxwell - Isle Of Man, United Kingdom BRABANT, John Lindsay - Albury, NSW, Australia DOWSETT, Michael Hutton - Kingston, ACT, Australia BRADLEY, Denis John - Oatley, NSW, Australia DREYER, Craig William - Tusmore, SA, Australia BROGAN, William Francis - City Beach, WA, Australia DRUMMOND, Paul William - Adelaide, SA, Australia BROWN, John Paul - Austin, TX, United States DUCKMANTON, Norton Archie - Pennant Hills, NSW, Australia BROWN, Tasman - Linden Park, SA, Australia DUKE, Paul - Unley Park, SA, Australia BROWNBILL, John William - Malvern East, VIC, Australia DUNCAN, Roy Graham - Clear Island Waters, QLD, Australia BRYANT, Roland Warwick - Castle Hill, NSW, Australia DUNN, Adrian Arthur - Vaucluse, NSW, Australia BUCHANAN, Gordon - Orange, NSW, Australia DUTHY, Lester Milton - Warrnambool, VIC, Australia BUCHANAN, Susan - Greenwich, NSW, Australia EDWARDS, Iain Greig - Woollahra, NSW, Australia BUCHHOLZ, Paul Charles - Newtown, VIC, Australia ESLER, David George - London, United Kingdom BURGESS, Robert Kirkwood - Southport, QLD, Australia EWART, Niel Philip - Auckland, New Zealand BURKITT, Harold George - Arrawarra, NSW, Australia FEATHERSTONE, John Lawrence - Braidwood, NSW, Australia BUSHELL GUTHRIE, Phillip - Indooroopilly, QLD, Australia FENWICK, David Norman - Moolap, VIC, Australia CAMPBELL, John Pritchard Stewart - Highett, VIC, Australia FIELD, Brian David - Remuera, Auckland, New Zealand CANESTRA, John - Albert Park, VIC, Australia FITZPATRICK, Brian John - Greenslopes, QLD, Australia CANNON, Peter Douglas - Dolls Point, NSW, Australia FITZSIMONS, Robert Claude - , NSW, Australia CARTER, Eric Francis - Hunters Hill, NSW, Australia FORTESCUE, Rex Edward - Vancouver, BC, Canada CARTER, Jeffrey Leonard - Mont Albert, VIC, Australia FOSTER, Louise Valerie - Bristol, United Kingdom CATTERMOLE, Andrew Edward - South Yarra, VIC, Australia FOSTER, Ross Ormiston - Toorak, VIC, Australia CERNAVIN, Igor - St Albans, VIC, Australia FOWLER, Scott Colin - East Melbourne, VIC, Australia CHAN, Richard Wainin - Northbridge, NSW, Australia FRENCH, Robert Hamilton - East Melbourne, VIC, Australia CHAN, Shun Chi Elias - Doncaster East, VIC, Australia FRICKER, John Peterie - Manuka, ACT, Australia CHAN, Wing-Ho - Central, Hong Kong FROST, Paul Linden - East Southport, QLD, Australia CHANDLER, Donald Kenneth - Adelaide, SA, Australia FULLER, David James - Brighton, VIC, Australia CHANDLER, Nicholas Paul - Dunedin, New Zealand FUNG, Hang Eric - Happy Valley, Hong Kong CHAPMAN, John Henry - Bellingen, NSW, Australia GALE, Keith McMaster - West Perth, WA, Australia CHAPMAN, Keith Brian - Wellington, New Zealand GAN, Robert - Parramatta, NSW, Australia CHARLESWORTH, Gregory Clark - Waverton, NSW, Australia CHARLTON, Douglas Edward - Annangrove, NSW, Australia Yearbook 2021 47 CHESTER, Ian Colin - Ascot, QLD, Australia CHEUNG, Peter Kwok Kuen - Clayton, VIC, Australia Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

Fellows & Members JOYSTON-BECHAL, Sally - London, United Kingdom KAFALIAS, Michael Constantine - Cammeray, NSW, Australia granted life-long membership KANAGARATNAM, Sathananthan - Auckland, New Zealand KATZ, Hilton Collin - Malvern, VIC, Australia GARDINER, Gavin Thomas - Middlesex, United Kingdom KELLAWAY, Richard Wallys - Cleveland Dc, QLD, Australia GATES, Robert Edward - Wyong Creek, NSW, Australia KENNEY, Ernest Barrie - Los Angeles, CA, United States GERKE, Dale Courtney - St Peters, SA, Australia KESSLER, Selwyn - Bellevue Hill, NSW, Australia GIBBS, Robert David - Auckland, New Zealand KING, Nigel Martyn - , Hong Kong GIBLIN, John Patrick - Hornsby, NSW, Australia KING, Ross William - Hawthorn, VIC, Australia GIBSON, Horace James - Ipswich, QLD, Australia KINGS, Eric William - Somers, VIC, Australia GILCHRIST, Donald Richard - Yorkeys Knob, QLD, Australia KINSELLA, Philip - Killara, NSW, Australia GILLIES, Richard Bruce - Kew, VIC, Australia KIRKWOOD, John - Kensington Garden, SA, Australia GILLIES, Robert Ian - Balwyn North, VIC, Australia KIVEN, Victor Ian - North Cauldfield, VIC, Australia GILLINGS, Barrie Roderick D’Arcy - Turramurra, NSW, Australia KLINE, Patrick Wilfred - Walsh Bay, NSW, Australia GODFREY, John Lewis - Mornington, VIC, Australia KLINEBERG, Iven - Westmead, NSW, Australia GOLDSCHMIED, Felix - Kings Meadows, TAS, Australia KOUTSIKAS, Peter - Mile End, SA, Australia GOSS, Alastair Norman - Norwood, SA, Australia LAM, Timothy Yat-Wah - South Perth, WA, Australia GOTJAMANOS, Theo - City Beach, WA, Australia LAM, William Kui-Po - Wanchai, Hong Kong, Hong Kong GOUNDAR, Satyanand Narainan - Herts, United Kingdom LANGFORD, Anthony - Caulfield Junction, VIC, Australia GRAVE, Keith Cyril - Norwood South, SA, Australia LAWRENCE, Henry Ernest - Belconnen, ACT, Australia GREEN, Roger Michael - Canterbury, Kent, United Kingdom LAWRENTSCHUK, Leon - Black Rock, VIC, Australia GREGG, Francis Alexander - Gladesville, NSW, Australia LECHNER, Sybille Katherine - Fairlight, NSW, Australia GREGORY, Dennis John - Cottesloe, WA, Australia LEE, Steven Moi Hing - Castle Hill, NSW, Australia GREGORY, Garry Francis - North Lincolnshire, United Kingdom LESTER, Keith Simon - Gerringong, NSW, Australia GRUBOR, Dragan - Fitzroy, VIC, Australia L’ESTRANGE, Peter Robert - Brisbane, QLD, Australia GRUNDY, Geoffrey Esmond - Little Mountain, QLD, Australia LEUNG, Wing Ming - South Melbourne, VIC, Australia GRYST, Mark Edward Ingram - Gilberton, SA, Australia LILIENTHAL, Bernard - Phillip, ACT, Australia HAIG, Donald Andrew - Sandringham, VIC, Australia LIMBRICK, Michael John - Auckland, New Zealand HALL, Graham - Hobart, TAS, Australia LIU, Frank Ting-Pang - Westleigh, NSW, Australia HALL, Roger Kingsley - Hawthorn, VIC, Australia LUCAS, James Ormand - Glen Iris, VIC, Australia HALL, William Linden - Greendale, VIC, Australia LUND, Patrick George - Cleveland, QLD, Australia HALLETT, Kerrod Bruce - North Melbourne, VIC, Australia MACDONALD, Malcolm Ross - Leabrook, SA, Australia HARDHAM, Richard George - Mount Martha, VIC, Australia MACGIBBON, David John - Indooroopilly, QLD, Australia HARDMAN, Peter Gerard - Tewantin, QLD, Australia MACKIE, (Robert) Colin - Warilla, NSW, Australia HARDWICK, James Lyndon - St Ives, NSW, Australia MANNING, Michael Francis - Rockhampton, QLD, Australia HARRY, Michael Romilly - Rose Park, SA, Australia MARIN, Paul David - Adelaide, SA, Australia HASSAN MOHAMED, Hassan Abd-Elkareem - Suez, Egypt MARK, Alan Ting Shu - Camberwell, VIC, Australia HAWKINS, James Kell - Mosman, NSW, Australia MARTIN, Anthony Peter - Mortdale, NSW, Australia HAY, Richard Henderson - Mittagong, NSW, Australia MAYNE, John Ross - Bolton Point, NSW, Australia HEILBERG, Anthony - Black Rock, VIC, Australia MAYNE, Lewis Harper - Ipswich, QLD, Australia HEITHERSAY, Geoffrey Sinclair - North Adelaide, SA, Australia MCCARTHY, John Joseph - Sydney, NSW, Australia HELLSTROM, David Roger - Lindfield, NSW, Australia MCDONALD, David Francis - Busselton, WA, Australia HENRY, Patrick Joseph - Chittering, WA, Australia MCDONALD, James Peter - Edinburgh, United Kingdom HERBERT, John Edward - East Victoria Park, WA, Australia MCDONALD, Neville James - Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States HERRIOTT, Stephen Eric - Tweed Heads, NSW, Australia MCGEACHIE, John Kerridge - Nedlands, WA, Australia HEWSON, Drew Robert - Newtown, VIC, Australia MCHUGH, Anthony Thomas - Mcmahons Point, NSW, Australia HEWSON, Ian Donald - Kew East, VIC, Australia MCKERRACHER, Peter Willoughby - City Beach, WA, Australia HIGHFIELD, Don Henry - Balwyn North, VIC, Australia MCMAUGH, David Russell - Bunjurgen, QLD, Australia HIGHFIELD, John Ernest - Sydney, NSW, Australia MEIKLE, Murray - Cambridge, United Kingdom HOLLIS, Michael John - Christchurch, New Zealand MERRICK, Alistair McClelland - Welby, NSW, Australia HOWLE, Peter Creswell - Tamworth, NSW, Australia MESSER, Louise Brearley - Middlesex, United Kingdom HUME, Wyatt Roderic - Alameda, CT, United States MEWING, John Robert Lovell - Paddington, QLD, Australia HURLEY, Daniel John - Drysdale, VIC, Australia MILES, Raymond Arthur - Main Beach, QLD, Australia HUTCHINSON, Leone June - Birchgrove, NSW, Australia MILLS, Arthur Anthony - Orange, NSW, Australia HYDE, Peter Frederick - Reedy Creek, QLD, Australia MITCHELL, Brian Newton - Cronulla, NSW, Australia INNES, Peter Bruce - Dunedin, New Zealand MOBBS, William Robert - Edgecliff, NSW, Australia JACKMAN, Michael Patrick - Mitchelton, QLD, Australia MOHAMED, Mohamed Yunus Bin - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia JACKSON, William James - Mosman, NSW, Australia MOLONEY, Francis - The Gap, QLD, Australia JARVIS, Ross Geoffrey - Royal Exchange, NSW, Australia MONK, Roger Donald - St Albans, Christchurch, New Zealand JEFFERIES, Richard William - Kelvin Heights, Queenstown, New Zealand MONSOUR, Francis - Windsor, QLD, Australia JENKINS, William John - Toronto, ONT, Canada MOR, Gordon James - Norman Park, QLD, Australia JOHNSON, Newell Walter - Griffith University, QLD, Australia MORGAN, John Henry - Narrogin, WA, Australia JOLLY, Brooke Hunter - New Plymouth, New Zealand MORRIS, William Max - Auckland, New Zealand JONES, Robert - St Peters, SA, Australia MOUNT, Jeffrey Douglas - Prospect, TAS, Australia JOYCE, Kevin Peter - Paddington, QLD, Australia MOUNTAIN, Keith John - Deakin, ACT, Australia MUIR, Christopher Brian - Kelvin Grove, QLD, Australia 48 Yearbook 2021 MULLINS, David John - Toowoomba, QLD, Australia MURRAY, Christopher Graeme - North Carlton, VIC, Australia Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons

NELSON, Eugene Horatio - Melbourne, VIC, Australia Fellows & Members NEUMANN, George - Bunbury, WA, Australia granted life-long membership NEWNHAM, Ian Arthur - Nedlands, WA, Australia NG, Kin-Wai Kevin - Causeway Bay, Hong Kong STALLWORTHY, Robert Arthur - Christchurch, New Zealand NICHOLS, Paul Vincent - Sydney, NSW, Australia STARR, Samuel Alexander - Caulfield, VIC, Australia NORMAN, John Edgar DeBurgh - Strathfield, NSW, Australia STEIDLER, Chee Claire - Liebenfels, Karnten, Austria NUGENT, Michael Anthony Caroi - Kensington Gardens, SA, Australia STEIDLER, Nandor Edward - Liebenfels, Karnten, Austria OAKLEY, Gavan Ray - Yarra Glen, VIC, Australia STEVENSON, Alastair Rowan Louis - North Sydney, NSW, Australia O’BRIEN, Lloyd George - North Melbourne, VIC, Australia STEWART, Barry Leonard - Chirnside Park, VIC, Australia O’DONOGHUE, Donald James - Brookfield, QLD, Australia STORY, Rowan Darroch - Hawthorn, VIC, Australia O’GRADY, John Frederick - Allambee, VIC, Australia STRAUCH, David - Armadale, VIC, Australia OLSEN, Christopher Bruce - Clifton Springs, VIC, Australia STRONG, Russell Walker - Tennyson, QLD, Australia OMAR, Ridwaan - Safat, Kuwait SULLIVAN, Kerry Oral - Christchurch, New Zealand PAGONIS, Leigh - Glen Iris, VIC, Australia SURGEON, Geoffery Ralph - Wahrroonga, NSW, Australia PARKER, David Alan Scott - Burnside, SA, Australia SUTHERS, Martin Dixon - St Ives, NSW, Australia PARKER, Ines - Burnside, SA, Australia SUTTON, Anthony John - Blacks Beach, QLD, Australia PAUL, Stanley Peter - Brookfield, QLD, Australia TAN, Albert Ee San - Wembley, WA, Australia PEARSON, John Rupert - Harkaway, VIC, Australia TAYLOR, Bruce Emery - Hawthorn, VIC, Australia PEAT, John Humphrey - Auckland, New Zealand TEO, Kho-Wei Alan - Hawthorn, VIC, Australia PEEL, Edward James - Gordon, NSW, Australia THOMAS, Graham Arthur - Moruya, NSW, Australia PEET, Bruce Edward - Little Bay, NSW, Australia THURNWALD, Gerald Anthony - Robina, QLD, Australia POGSON, Kenneth Erle - Moss Vale, NSW, Australia TILLEY, Gregory Lawrence - Hawthorn East, VIC, Australia POWELL, Keith Robert - Newington, NSW, Australia TSUI, Michael Fuk Sun - Central, Hong Kong PULLEN, Geoffrey John - Kooyong, VIC, Australia TURNER, Robert Bruce - Peppermint Grove, WA, Australia PURTON, David Graham - Dunedin, New Zealand VADIVELOO, Victor Kandiah - Ashwood, VIC, Australia QUINN, Neville William - East Melbourne, VIC, Australia VARTULI, Angelo Ralph - St Morris, SA, Australia RABEY, Graham Peter - Cambridge, United Kingdom VERCO, Peter Joseph Willis - North Adelaide, SA, Australia RANU, Sawindar Singh - Toowong, QLD, Australia VINCENT, Peter Fitzgerald - Brisbane, QLD, Australia RATCLIFFE, Peter Harry - Alexandria, NSW, Australia WADDELL-SMITH, Iain Kenneth - Springfield, SA, Australia RATTRAY, Susan Frances - Balwyn North, VIC, Australia WAGNER, Graeme George - Brookfield, QLD, Australia RAY, Kenneth Richard - Berkshire, United Kingdom WAINWRIGHT, W Michael - Vancouver, BC, Canada REANEY, Philip John Richard - Taupo, New Zealand WALKER, Andrew - Toronto, NSW, Australia RENDELL, Colin Ray - Yeronga, QLD, Australia WALKER, Elwyn Peter - Christchurch, New Zealand ROBERTS, Graeme Lindsay - Blackburn, VIC, Australia WALSH, Jeremiah Finbar (Barry) - Grindelwald, TAS, Australia ROBERTSON, James Alastair McLean - West Footscray, VIC, Australia WALSH-BUCKLEY, James - Aspendale, VIC, Australia ROBSON, James Stanley - Hawthorn, VIC, Australia WALTERS, Ian Paterson - Sydney, NSW, Australia RODDA, John Charles - Mosgiel, New Zealand WALTON, Terry Richard - Sydney, NSW, Australia ROSEN, Ernest Martin - Waverley, NSW, Australia WAN, Kwok-Kuen William - Chicago, IL, United States ROSENBERG, Ian - Dianella, WA, Australia WARDLAW, David Alexander - Balwyn North, VIC, Australia ROSS, Clive Bentley - Remuera, Auckland, New Zealand WATKINS, Keith - Kooyong, VIC, Australia ROVEDA, Sidney Ivor Luigi - Townsville, QLD, Australia WATSON, Bruce Ian - Highgate, SA, Australia SAHHAR, Stan Costandy - Malvern, VIC, Australia WEBSTER, David John - Turramurra, NSW, Australia SAMARANAYAKE, Lakshman Perera - , Hong Kong WELLS, Neville Brian - Mona Vale, NSW, Australia SAWYER, John - Wimbledon, London, United Kingdom WHEATLEY, David James - Roseville, NSW, Australia SAYERS, Peter - Auckland, New Zealand WILLIAMS, John F H - Ballarat, VIC, Australia SCARFF, Anthony William - Kooyong, VIC, Australia WILLIS, Lloyd Everette - Auckland, New Zealand SCHWARZ KOD, Eli - Portland, OR, United States WILSON, David John - Edgecliff, NSW, Australia SCOTT, James Murray - Auckland, New Zealand WILSON, Ian Brownlie - George Street Boxes, QLD, Australia SEOW, Wan Kim - Jindalee, QLD, Australia WINSPEAR, William James - Sydney, NSW, Australia SEYMOUR, Gregory John - Chapel Hill, QLD, Australia WOODHOUSE, Anthony Dillon - Balwyn North, VIC, Australia SHEARER, Michael Watson - Kew, VIC, Australia WOODWARD, Peter John - Gosford, NSW, Australia SHRIMPTON, Blair Alan - Balnarring, VIC, Australia WOOTTON, Raymond Olney - Heyfield, VIC, Australia SIBRAA, Paul Douglas - Liverpool, NSW, Australia WRIGHT, Fredrick Allan Clive - Drummoyne, NSW, Australia SMEDLEY, Paul - Auckland, New Zealand WYMOND, Geoffrey Michael - Sorrento, VIC, Australia SMITH, Graydon Charles - Pymble, NSW, Australia YEUNG, Peter Man-Fong - Melbourne, VIC, Australia SMITH, Neville Henry Hedges - Killara, NSW, Australia YEUNG, Stephen Chung Hon - Hornsby, NSW, Australia SMITH, Roy Andrew - Deakin, ACT, Australia YIP, Andrew Shing-Gaye - Vancouver, BC, Canada SMYTH, James - Seaforth, NSW, Australia YIU, Eric See Yue - Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong SMYTH, Jennifer Mary - Figtree Pocket, QLD, Australia YOUNG, Jeffrey Kym - Shoalwater, WA, Australia SMYTH, Jonathon MacLeod - Figtree Pocket, QLD, Australia YUEN, Wai-Keung Terence - Toorak Gardens, SA, Australia SNAPE, Leslie - Christchurch, New Zealand ZETTL, John Frederick - Hawthorn East, VIC, Australia SOKEL, Bruce Neville - Epsom, VIC, Australia SOMERS, Nihill Henry - Naremburn, NSW, Australia Yearbook 2021 49 SOUTHWICK, John Havelock - Pymble, NSW, Australia SPECULAND, Bernard - Birmingham, United Kingdom Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons SPENCER, Mark Norman - Sapphire Beach, NSW, Australia SQUIRE, Bruce Edward - Melbourne, VIC, Australia STACY, Geoffrey Colman - Killara, NSW, Australia

Fellows ARMSTRONG, Scott James - Lennox Head AU, Anthony Raymond - Warrawee AUSTRALIA AUSTIN, Bruce William - Sydney AZIZI, Milad - Macquarie Links Australian Capital Territory BAHL, Adit - Northbridge BANNON, Michael John Benedict - Miranda ANKER, Anthony Harris - Milton BARRATT, Alexandra Brandusa - Killara BENIER, Melissa Joan - Campbell BAU, Dennis John - Cammeray CHIAM, Sher-Lin - Hackett BENSON, Peter Ernest - Ingleburn COOPER, Michael Alan - Braddon BERTRAM, Anthony Robert - Menai DAHLSTROM, Stephen William - Garran BEVAN, Eric Mervyn - Dural DAWSON, Anthony Stewart - Deakin BHOLE, Sameer - West Pennant Hills DOBES, Ma Jacqueline - Griffith BILSKI, Arthur Georg - Lismore DOWSETT, Michael Hutton - Kingston BILSKI, Wojciech Marek - Lismore DUONG, Ann - Yarralumla BLACK, Emma Victoria - Lane Cove EVANS, Richard Iorweth - Turner BOLAND, Thomas William - Riverview FRICKER, John Peterie - Manuka BOND, Emma Louise - Penrith GODFREY, Shannon - Chifley BORLASE, Geoffrey - Rushcutters Bay GOSLING, Paul Thomas - Deakin BRADLEY, Denis John - Oatley GREEN, Jesse Nicholas - Turner BRANDSON, Steven John - Manly HAR, David John - Canberra BRENT, Suzanne Faye - Sydney HONG, Sunny - Canberra BRYANT, Roland Warwick - Castle Hill HYAM, Dylan - Deakin West BUCHANAN, Gordon - Orange KRISHNAMOORTHY, Ragu - Monash BUCHANAN, Susan - Greenwich LAWRENCE, Henry Ernest - Belconnen BURKITT, Harold George - Arrawarra LENEHAN, Hugh James - Forrest CAMERON, Angus Crawford - Mona Vale LILIENTHAL, Bernard - Phillip CAMERON, Heather Margaret - Orange LISING, Stephen Kwongee - Braddo CANNON, Peter Douglas - Dolls Point MANZIE, Timothy Gerard Herbert - Kingston CARTER, Eric Francis - Hunters Hill MOUNTAIN, Keith John - Deakin CARTY, Glenn Victor Lucas - Sutton NATH, Neela - Crace CASTRISOS, Tim - Roseville PACKIANATHAN, Manjara - Harrison CHAN, Richard Wainin - Northbridge PAPAS, Stephen Leslie - Deakin CHAN (PHD), Ambrose Kwok Leung - Strathfield PEAKE, Gregory George - Belconnen CHAPMAN, John Henry - Bellingen RAMINENI, Hari Krishna - Phillip CHARLESWORTH, Gregory Clark - Waverton SETHI, Bikram - O’Malley CHARLTON, Douglas Edward - Annangrove SMITH, Roy Andrew - Deakin CHELLAPPAH, Anthony Dyalan - Epping VAN HEUMEN, Thomas - Kingston CHEW, Kong Eng - Woollahra WARNAKULA, Alex Ruwan Kumar - Franklin CHI, Jonathan Yi-Shao - Castle Hill WITHERSPOON, Robert - Kingston CHIU, Jenkin Jin-Chuen - Dee Why WONG, Peter David - Deakin West CHOU, Patty Peng-Chun - Chatswood CHOW, Allan Wilfrid King Yee - East Killara New South Wales CHOW, Yvonne Yuen-Fai - Milsons Point CHRONIS, Nicholas James - Stanmore ABDIOGLU, Hannah Hanife - Rozelle CHURCHIN, John Anthony - Sydney ABDUL JAMEE, Rasheedunisa Begum - Baulkham Hills CLAYTON, Mary Therese - Neutral Bay ABOUELENEIN, Mahmoud - Raymond Terrace COCEANCIG, Paul Lloyd Getty - Newcastle ADAIR, Peter Harold - Turramurra COLLINS, Ann Page - Westmead ADDISON, Michael John - Cronulla COLLINS, Catherine Jane - Pennant Hills ADEY, Alfred - Berrilee COMMANDEUR, Zoe - Warriewood ADHIKARI, Ashim Nath - Merewether Heights CONNELL, George Russell - Mose Vale AHMED, Kamal - Liverpool Westfield CONWAY, Richard - Balmain AHMED, Lamis Mohamed Galal El Din - Kellyville COOLICAN, John Edward - Chatswood AHMED, Mahmoud Ahmed Mohamed Al Sai - Shellharbour CORNWELL, Helen Louise - Broadmeadow AHUJA, Rajiv - Baulkham Hills COULTER, Peta Beryl - Mosman ALCAINO, Eduardo Augusto - Sydney COUTINHO, Ajay - Tenterfield ALEXANDER, Sherene - Oatlands COX, Stephen Clive - Epping AMDITIS, Constantine - Richmond CRAIG, Graham George - Balgowlah AMJADI, Mahyar - Cammeray CREEDY, Brian Edward - Collins Creek AN, Qian - Rodd Point CROCKER, Philip Cameron - Berry ANDREANI, Yasmina - Neutral Bay CUMMING, Richard - Breakfast Point ANDREWS, Nectarios - Petersham CURTIN, Justin Paul - Wagga Wagga ANG KHAW, Chun Min - Hawthorn East CURTIN, Paul - Eastwood ANKER, John Harris - Wollongong ANSARIMEHR, Amirhossein - Glenhaven ANTONIOU, Chrysostomos - Miranda AQUILINA, Peter Joseph - Rozelle 50 Yearbook 2021 Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons