Third Molar Surgical Extraction Course
Live-patient surgical training designed for dentists who want to gain practical experience with third molar extractions, including impacted cases.
About the Course
This intensive hands-on course is designed to help dentists improve their surgical planning and clinical execution for third molar extractions.
Participants perform live-patient surgical procedures under direct guidance, including flap design, bone removal, tooth sectioning, and suturing.
The course focuses on practical decision-making, complication prevention, and safe surgical execution across a range of third molar cases.
Course Objectives
Evaluate panoramic radiographs and CBCT scans for case selection and surgical planning.
Review flap design, bone removal, tooth sectioning, suturing, instrumentation, and medication protocols.
Apply surgical techniques for third molar extractions, including impacted cases.
Identify strategies to reduce complications, including nerve injury, sinus communication, tooth displacement, and root fracture.
Discuss indications for coronectomy and the surgical steps involved.
Understand the use of PRF in third molar surgery.
Improve post-operative care and patient communication.
Course Highlights
3-Day Format
Hands-on surgical training over three intensive clinical days.
15–20 Extractions
Participants typically perform 15–20 third molar extractions.
Live Patients
Surgical training is performed on live-patient cases.
Impacted Third Molars
Cases may include partial and full bony impactions.
Direct Surgical Guidance
Each participant receives direct surgical guidance throughout the clinical procedures.
24 AGD CE Hours
Participants receive 24 AGD CE hours upon course completion.
Direct surgical guidance throughout live-patient procedures.
Course Details
Duration
3 days
CE Credits
24 AGD CE Hours
AGD Subject Code
310 — Participation
Group Size
Limited small-group format
Prerequisite
Licensed dentists
Tuition
USD 7,500
Location
Mexico and selected international locations
Tuition Includes
Travel & Accommodations
4 nights of accommodations
Airport, hotel, and clinic transportation
Breakfast and lunch during the course
Clinical Training
Live-patient surgical procedures
Direct surgical supervision
Digital imaging
100% participation
Post-course support
Why Choose This Course?
High Case Exposure
Participants typically perform 15–20 third molar extractions on live patients with real-time feedback.
Complication Prevention
The course emphasizes safe planning, controlled technique, and strategies to reduce common surgical complications.
Surgical Confidence
Develop confidence through direct participation in supervised third molar procedures.
Focused Small-Group Format
The program is intentionally limited to allow close supervision and meaningful surgical participation.
Request Course Information
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