What does AAAD mean in AUSTRALIAN

The Australian Association of Asian Dentists (AAAD) is a professional organisation dedicated to promoting the interests of Asian dentists in Australia. The association provides education and resources related to the practice, research, and development of dentistry within the Asian community. The AAAD also works to ensure that access to dental services remains open for all members of society, regardless of their ancestry or background.

The Australian Association of Asian Dentists was founded in order to address concerns about disparities in access to dental care within Australia’s diverse population. It aims to improve access, raise awareness, and provide resources for those looking after the oral health needs of people from an Asian background.

The AAAD provides its members with a range of professional resources and educational opportunities such as conferences, seminars and workshops. It also advocates for increased access to dental care and improved funding for dentistry services for members from an Asian background. Additionally, the association offers mentorship programs that allow its members to work with experienced clinicians who can help them develop their skills and knowledge base.

Yes! Members have exclusive access to networking events, educational journals and publications, scholarships, grants, and other resources related to dentistry within Australia’s diverse communities. Additionally they can join specialist committees where they can work towards improving specific areas relating to oral health care within their local area or nationwide.

All qualified dentists who are either living in Australia or abroad but practice domestically are eligible for membership with AAAD regardless if they come from an ethnic minority or not. In addition, those studying dental sciences at university level may also apply as full time students if they are over 18 years old.

Applicants must have completed all stages required by Dental Board guidelines for registration as a practitioner prior to submitting their application form which includes having obtained a Bachelor Degree in Dental Surgery as well as any other necessary qualifications that may be required depending on region or state.

Applicants must abide by all relevant rules including maintaining ethical standards specified by both State Dental Councils and professionally recognised bodies; paying annual dues in a timely manner; keeping up-to-date with relevant legislation; promptly responding enquiries from members; showing respect towards colleagues; attending meetings when necessary; being actively involved in activities/events hosted by AAAD when possible etc.; meeting any legal document requirements applicable at time of entry etc.