Training Cancellation 

AADFA Course Cancellation

In the unlikely event that AADFA decides to cancel a course, all fees are fully refundable. AADFA reserves the right to cancel or reschedule a course for any reason, at any time, and cannot be held responsible for hotel deposits; non-refundable airline tickets or other associated fees paid in advance by the participant. Venue locations may change depending on circumstances beyond our control. AADFA will do all it can to accommodate participants on an alternative course, at no extra cost, should cancellation or rescheduling occur.  

Should AADFA be required to cancel or reschedule a course for reasons beyond it's control (a force majeure event), AADFA will accommodate participants on an alternative course, at no extra cost, but no refund will be payable and AADFA will not be held responsible for hotel deposits; non-refundable airline tickets or other associated fees paid in advance by the participant.  Should participants wish to cancel their attendance under such circumstances, no refund will be due.

AADFA will permit a refund of the full course fee (minus an administration fee of $750+GST) should the participant withdraw from the course no later than 5.00 PM, same date, one month before the course. No refunds will be given for cancellations after this time or if the participant fails to attend the course on the day. At our discretion, participants may be able to change to another date and location but there will be no refund available.

All refund requests MUST be made in writing, via email, to: [email protected].  

No refund requests will be considered via telephone.

Participants are responsible for determining whether they are able to perform these procedures within their own practices; whether they form a part of their individual scope of practice and fall within the definition of dentistry. AADFA provides no assurances in this regard and cannot be held responsible for current or future decisions or policy by the Dental Board of Australia or other regulatory/legislative bodies in relation to the provision of facial injectables by Dentists that may limit their use in practice. Participants are responsible for ensuring they have an adequate level of indemnity cover and that this cover includes the use of facial injectable treatments. AADFA will not be held responsible if a participant is refused coverage for facial injectables by an insurer for any reason or is unable to obtain materials for use in practice. 

Registered health practitioners are responsible for their own patients and treatment choices. AADFA does not encourage Dentists to use facial injectables beyond their training and experience. It is the responsibility of each individual practitioner to ensure patients under their care are treated appropriately and that a therapeutic need exists for the use of Schedule 4 medications and all material contained in AADFA training is AADFA opinion only, it being the responsibility of each individual practitioner to determine the appropriateness of CPD to their clinical practice.