Oral surgery is the application of anatomy, pathology, physiology and pharmacology. It can often be confronting in the general dental setting due to the complexity of patient histories and the range of treatment needed. This program is an interactive two day course developed for dental practitioners, including recent graduates, presented by Specialist Oral Surgeon, Dr Mark Atkinson. It is suitable for dental practitioners of all experience levels wanting to improve their confidence and skills in surgical exodontia.
Incorporate surgical exodontia into the general dental practice Identification of appropriate armamentarium Undertake a thorough patient assessment to create a tailored treatment plan Learn how to assess plain film x-rays and the role of CBCT in oral surgery Understand local anaesthetic principles and techniques Develop skills in designing and raising a flap Learn about bone removal and tooth sectioning Learn a range of suturing techniques and when to apply them Learn surgical techniques for removal of teeth seven to seven Effectively assess wisdom teeth, when to treat and when to refer
Further informationDr Mark Daniel Atkinson is an Australian trained and registered Oral Surgeon. Mark previously served in the Royal Australian Air Force and as a Staff Specialist for NSW Health. He currently operates across metropolitan Sydney in private practice and holds an honorary lecturer position with the University of Sydney.
