Dentistry · Surgical
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
Surgical access, impacted teeth and grafting — with an unusually direct focus on complication management.
- Level
- Advanced
- Duration
- 2–3 days
- Format
- Lecture · live surgery observation · hands-on
- Hands-on
- Flap design, suturing and sectioning practice on models
Course description
What this programme covers
Confidence in surgery comes from having rehearsed the difficult version of the case. This programme drills flap design, sectioning and closure, then spends deliberate time on what to do when bleeding, fracture, nerve proximity or infection change the plan mid-procedure.
Modules
- 01Surgical procedures
- 02Impacted teeth
- 03Third-molar surgery
- 04Bone grafting
- 05Soft-tissue procedures
- 06Advanced surgical techniques
- 07Complication management
Learning objectives
By the end of this programme participants should be able to:
- Plan surgical access and flap design by anatomical region
- Perform structured sectioning and elevation of impacted teeth
- Apply grafting techniques suited to the defect and site
- Achieve tension-free closure with appropriate suturing technique
- Recognise and manage intra- and post-operative complications
Who it is for
General dentists expanding surgical scope and clinicians preparing for advanced surgical cases.
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