TGA Regulatory and Technical Forum

Dr Joanne Challinor-Rogers, pictured recently with Sam Thalassinos and Kym De Britt, receiving her 20-year ADIA service pin. Jo and Dr Sarah Raphael represented ADIA at the TGA Regulatory and Technical Forum in Canberra.

The forum enables direct engagement with the TGA on current and emerging medical device regulatory reforms.

PDS Enters A New Chapter

A proud milestone for Professional Dentist Supplies (PDS), with Seija Keeble stepping into the role of Owner and Director as the family business moves into its second generation. Founded in 1989 by Dr Geoffrey Knight AM and Sinikka Knight, PDS has supported the Australian dental profession for 37 years, with Geoffrey and Sinikka remaining trusted advisers as Seija leads the next chapter.

20 Years At Henry Schein

Congratulations to Toni Bryan, who celebrates 20 years with Henry Schein this September. Across seven different roles, Toni has built a career shaped by growth, collaboration and strong relationships, with the people she has worked alongside remaining the standout part of the journey.

A Night On The Harbour

ADIA Director of Policy & Education, Dr Sarah Raphael, is pictured at Australiana Night with Dr Peter Norton and Organising Committee Chair Dr Bill Kahler after helping deliver the International Federation of Endodontic Associations World Congress.

The congress welcomed around 1,000 delegates from more than 50 countries, with many ADIA members also supporting the event as sponsors and exhibitors.

Smilo.ai Takes Home Digital Health Service Award

ADIA member Smilo.ai has received the Outstanding Digital Health Service Award at the 2026 Patient's Choice Awards, recognising the team's work in AI-powered screening and preventive oral healthcare.

Central Smiles Launches In Ceduna

The Australian Dental Foundation and Straumann Group Foundation have launched Central Smiles, providing free dental treatment, prevention and oral health education for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, beginning in Ceduna, South Australia.

$50,000 Available Through Credabl's Helping Hand Grants

Credabl is offering five $10,000 Helping Hand Grants for healthcare professionals with ideas that could benefit their patients, practice, team or community. Applications close 30 November 2026.