A National Live Skills event that provides experienced implant clinicians with the knowledge and practical skills to deliver immediate, full-arch reconstruction.
In association with Straumann Pro Arch, this advanced live skills programme is delivered simultaneously across two UK centres: Nottingham and Dundee.
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Andy Legg graduated from the University of Manchester in 2001. He joined a large dental practice in South Manchester the same year, becoming an associate in 2002. He then became a partner in August 2003 following the departure of two esteemed colleagues. This extensive experience in general practice has given Andy grounding in all aspects of dental care, allowing a fully comprehensive approach to patient care.
In 2004, Andy began his postgraduate training in Oral Surgery and Implant Dentistry and has since undertaken over 500 hours of training, including Advanced Surgical Training at the Royal College of Surgeons.
Andrew is experienced with several major implant systems and performs all aspects of surgery, including bone and sinus grafting. He is particularly interested in immediate full-arch implant dentistry and has completed several hundred cases using various techniques.
A founder of the Campbell Academy, Andy is involved in all levels of teaching, from beginners to advanced-level courses.
Away from the Clinic, Andy is the Education Director of the International Team for Implantology UK and Ireland Section, helping promote implant education nationwide. Andy is passionate about the use of dental implants in helping restore patients to a more natural form and function and believes they play a pivotal role in improving the quality of life and general health of patients.
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Alex graduated from the University of Sheffield in 1999 with a Distinction in the Clinical Sections. Before studying dentistry, he earned a BSc with Honours in Human Physiology. He joined his Father’s group of NHS practices in and around Sheffield and held a teaching position in Oral Surgery at the Charles Clifford Dental Hospital, Sheffield. 2004, Alex opened his own private practice and acquired a second in 2011.
From 2006 onwards, Alex undertook extensive postgraduate training in Restorative Dentistry, Aesthetic Dentistry, and Implant Dentistry. Since then, he has undertaken over 300 hours of training related to the provision of dental implants.
Alex is particularly interested in using implants and restorative dentistry to restore patients with advanced dental disease, which requires a broad range of skills to rebuild their dental health. Alex has completed almost two hundred cases of immediate full arch implant dentistry, a treatment he finds exceptionally rewarding for the difference it can make in patients’ lives.
Alex is married with three children and enjoys cycling whenever time permits!
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After qualifying as a hygienist in Edinburgh in 1994, Karen moved to Nottingham, where she worked in various dental practices before taking a five-year career break after the birth of her son.
Since returning to dentistry, Karen has attended various courses to enhance her in-surgery skills. She is a dedicated hygienist keen to equip her patients with the knowledge she has gained to improve their smiles and, ultimately, their general health and well-being.
Karen has a special interest in implant surgery and maintenance. As maintenance is pivotal to the success of dental implants, Karen has developed and implemented a maintenance programme within the practice to ensure all our implant patients are continually cared for to our high standards. Karen's dedication to the maintenance of dental implants led her peers to elect her to the Committee for The Association of Dental Implantology (ADI), a UK-based organisation supporting dentists and patients, from 2014 to 2016. She organised a highly successful National Congress for the Dental Team, including dental nurses, receptionists, managers, and her Hygienist and Therapist peers. During her role on the ADI committee, Karen travelled the country to lecture dentists on dental implant treatment and maintenance.
Karen has also lectured at the Congress for the International Team for Implantology to promote and emphasise the need for continuing maintenance of dental implants among her peers. As a Key Opinion Leader for Dentsply Sirona, Karen has run courses and delivered lectures to Dentists, Hygienists, and Therapists across the country. Karen recently won a research prize and published a paper on the importance of maintaining good oral hygiene in patients to support and maintain dental implants.
Karen supports the worldwide dental charity Dentaid. In 2008, Karen travelled to Uganda with Christian Relief Uganda in conjunction with Dentaid, where she worked in remote villages, providing emergency dental care to a team of dental professionals. Part of the programme was to promote Dental Health Education linked to primary Health Education in rural schools. She and the team also helped to formulate a now-published book on Infant Oral Mutilation (IOM), a subject at the heart of Dentaid's Educational Development Programme in many African communities.
Karen is a member of the professional bodies of the British Society of Dental Hygiene & Therapy, the British Society of Periodontology, the Association of Dental Implantology, and the International Team for Implantology.
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