Learn more about specialist-led case selection and assessment, cadaveric dissection and anatomy demonstration, revision of surgical principles including flap design, bone removal, tooth sectioning and suturing and management of complications including oro-antral communication.
Dr Mark Gormley, Professor Barry Main, Mr Sanford Grossman

Course Objectives

To enhance knowledge of relevant surgical principles and techniques.
To develop understanding of flap design, bone removal and sectioning of teeth
To understand complications of oro-antral communication, tuberosity fracture, inferior alveolar/lingual nerve injury, tooth displacement.

Brief description:

Specialist-led case selection and assessment to improve confidence, knowledge and skills in Oral Surgery
Cadaveric dissection and demonstration of relevant anatomy including inferior alveolar, mental and lingual nerves, maxillary antrum, parotid duct, buccal fat pad and maxillary structures/ vessels
1 to 1 supervision of surgical principles including flap design, bone removal, tooth sectioning (including coronectomy procedures) and suturing using animal and cadaver models
Management of common complications, including failed procedures/ retained roots, oro-antral communication/ fistulas, displaced roots and preventing nerve injuries

6 hours

£650

Lunch and refreshments will be provided

Vesalius Clinical Training Centre, 32 Southwell Street, Bristol, BS2 8EJ

Course requirements: N/A

Oral Surgery Dissection

You May Also Be Interested In