Clinical photography for the dental team (NW180223N)
Availability | Course has taken place | ||
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Subject | Photography | ||
Description | This one day course is a mixture of lecture and hands on practice outlining the use of clinical photography in daily practice and its medicolegal aspect. Learn how to take high quality digital dental photographs using correct positioning and settings and explore quality resources for your practice. A camera will be provided, however if you would prefer to learn with your own camera, please bring it with you. | ||
Additional information | A camera will be provided, however if you would prefer to learn with your own camera, please bring it with you. This course is now fully booked. Due to popular demand, further date have been organised on 11.05.2018 in Manchester. You can also add your name on the waiting list and if a space or new course becomes available, we'll let you know. | ||
Venue | Committee Room 2, Regatta Place, Liverpool - Merseyside ![]() | ||
Date & time | Friday 23 February 2018, 09:30 to 16:30 | ||
Lecturer | Mr Ian Cline ![]() | ||
Target audience | Recommended to all | ||
Development outcome | A, B, C, D | ||
Course style | Hands-on![]() | ||
Core topic | Not a core topic | ||
Catering | Refreshments and Lunch | ||
CPD hours | 5:30 | ||
Cost | £45.00 | ||
Aims | A one day theory and hands-on course which will provide a great deal of practical knowledge to enable the participant to be able to take a wide range of dental photographic views. | ||
Objectives | Understand what camera equipment and accessories are required and why. Choose the correct camera settings for predictable results. Know the many uses of photography within the dental practice, in particular the importance of medicolegal documentation. How to position themselves, their assistant, and the patient to be able to take 12 key photographic views Take high quality portraiture images for orthodontic assessment and documentation Recognise the most important sources of further information, including websites, articles and textbooks | ||