Modern oral surgery - Trigeminal Foundation, nerve injuries

B D A s e m i n A r s e r i e s
Modern oral surgery
Updates and controversies in current practise
BIRMINGHAM friday 11 May 2012
LONDON friday 21 September 2012
6
Speakers
hrs CPD
VErIFIaBlE
Tara renton
Professor in oral Surgery, king’s
College London Dental institute
michael escudier
Senior Lecturer and Honorary
Consultant in oral Medicine,
king’s College London Dental institute
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S E M i n A r H i g H L i g H T S
Uncover the latest developments in oral surgery.
This seminar will provide an update on modern oral surgery procedures that can be carried
out in general dental practice. The speakers will also give you an opportunity to further your
knowledge and skills by providing guidance on when to treat and when to refer.
The day will highlight current controversies in oral surgery including prevention of nerve
injury and bone sparing oral surgery. The speakers will emphasise how to manage medically
compromised patients and look at minimally invasive interventions available to achieve this.
The overall aim is to provide an update in developments in oral surgery including:
• An overview of minimising risk to the trigeminal nerve in dental practice.
• Highlight the development of minimal access and bone sparing oral surgery.
• To provide a framework for the management of medically compromised patients.
• illustrate the presentation, investigation and management of obstructive salivary
gland disease.
Comments from past delegates who have attended previous BDA clinical seminars:
Very relevant info/advice which i’ll use in my practice every day
Stephen Ward, Dentist, lancashire
refreshingly informative
anthony Hoyle, Dentist, Grimsby
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featuring chapters on basic surgical principles, exodontia,
third molar surgery and endodontic surgery and including
comprehensive coverage of everyday considerations and
problems, this highly anticipated clinical guide provides a
succinct yet thorough overview of this vital subject.
BDA members attending this event can buy this book at a
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S E M i n A r P r o g r A M M E
08:30 registration, refreshments and exhibition
09:00 opening remarks from the Chair
Birmingham: Catherine Mcgarry, regional Consultant, BDA
London: Mark Shackell, regional Consultant, BDA
09:05 Minimising and managing trigeminal nerve injuries
• recognise and minimise risk to the trigeminal nerve when undertaking, la, extractions,
endo, implants and third molar surgery.
• Understand the importance of prevention of nerve injury and their impact on those
patients affected.
• Improve patient consent in relation to trigeminal nerve injuries.
• Develop a better strategy for assessment in identifying patients at high risk.
• When to refer and/or treat.
Professor Tara renton, Professor in oral Surgery, king’s College London Dental institute
10:30 Morning refreshments and exhibition
10:50 Minimal access and bone sparing oral surgery
• Understand the principles of bone sparing oral surgery and its benefit to the patient.
• Be familiar with minimal access for oral surgery and recommended related instruments.
Professor Tara renton, Professor in oral Surgery, king’s College London Dental institute
12:10 Questions
12:20 Lunch and exhibition
13:20 Achieving excellence in managing medically compromised patients
• Considering the prevalence of relevant medical problems in the dental populus.
• Describing the medical conditions of relevance to surgical management.
• Providing a framework for the management of medically compromised patients.
Dr Michael Escudier, Senior Lecturer and Honorary Consultant in oral Medicine, king’s College
London Dental institute
14:50 Afternoon refreshments and exhibition
15:10 The minimally invasive management of obstructive salivary gland disease
• Discussing the incidence and investigation of obstructive salivary gland disease.
• Examining the minimally invasive interventions available.
• Understanding the role of an integrated care pathway.
Dr Michael Escudier, Senior Lecturer and Honorary Consultant in oral Medicine, king’s College
London Dental institute
16:35 Questions
16:40 Closing remarks from the Chair
16:45 Close
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S P E A k E r S
Tara renton
Professor in oral Surgery,
king’s College London Dental institute
Tara is a dentist with a particular interest in trigeminal nerve injuries and pain.
After completing her oral and Maxillofacial surgical training in Melbourne,
Tara undertook a PhD in trigeminal nerve injury at king’s College London (kCL)
1999-2003. She was later appointed Senior Lecturer at Queen Mary University
London and then was awarded her Chair in 2006 at kCL.
over the past three years, Tara has led the teaching of dental students and she
has established an academic training programme which now has eight oral
Surgery Sprs. in collaboration with the institute of Psychiatry at king’s and
imperial College, Tara and her collaborators have established an international
leading trigeminal nerve injury and pain research programme at kCL.
Tara is the national Advisor for oral Surgery, she is a council member of the
British Association of oral Surgeons (BAoS) and is an elected member of the
royal College of Surgeons of England Dental faculty Committee.
Michael Escudier
Senior Lecturer and Honorary Consultant in oral Medicine,
king’s College London Dental institute
Michael completed undergraduate dental and medical training at guy’s Dental
Hospital and St Bartholomew’s Hospital before returning to king’s College
London (kCL) in 1994. He was awarded a South Thames research Training
fellowship in 1996 to investigate the use of lithotripsy in the management of
salivary calculi leading to the award of an MD.
He attained his fellowship from the faculty of Dental Surgery (fDS) in 1997,
was appointed Lecturer in 1998, completed oral medicine specialist training in
2002 and was appointed Honorary Consultant to guys and St Thomas’ (gSTT)
nHS foundation Trust in 2003. He is currently Senior Lecturer and Head (kCL)
and Clinical Lead (gSTT) of oral Medicine.
He is a fellow of the Higher Education Academy and holds the positions of
Deputy Director of Education (Assessment) within the Dental institute as well as
Postgraduate Health Schools representative on the College Assessment Board for
kCL. He was awarded fellowship of the faculty of general Dental Practice in 2008
in recognition of his work in developing the new Membership of the Joint Dental
faculties examination and a king’s Award (2011) for his work in assessment.
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Modern oral surgery
Updates and controversies in current practise
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