Course Objectives:
Analyze panoramic radiographs and CBCT scans to determine appropriate case selection for third molar surgery.
Apply appropriate surgical techniques for impacted third molars, including flap design, osteotomy, tooth sectioning, suturing, and local anesthesia.
Perform third molar extractions using appropriate surgical instruments and techniques.
Identify strategies to prevent and manage complications, including bleeding, nerve injury, sinus exposure, tooth displacement, root fracture, and infection.
Apply platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) during third molar surgery.
Evaluate indications for Coronectomy and perform the procedure when appropriate.
Develop post-operative care and patient communication strategies.
Details:
Duration: 3 days
CE Credits: 24 CE Hours
Subject Code: 310 (Participation)
Location: Mexico and selected international locations
Group Size: Maximum of 4 participants
Prerequisite: Licensed dentists
Tuition: 7,500 USD
Tuition includes:
Use of surgical instruments
Fully equipped dental stations
Sterile setup and protocol
PRF material
Dedicated faculty supervision
Digital radiographic imaging
Post-course support
Accommodations & Transportation
Your tuition also includes:
4 nights of accommodations at 4.5-star hotel boutique (www.colombehotel.com)
Transportation to and from the airport, hotel, and clinic.
Breakfast and Lunch during the program
Why Choose This Course?
Perform approximately 15-20 third molar extractions, including impacted cases, on live patients under direct faculty supervision
Apply strategies to prevent and manage surgical complications.
Develop confidence in managing complex third molar cases.