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| Subject | Restorative Dentistry |
| Description | This Return to Practice course aims to provide a supportive environment in which the participating general dental practitioner's clinical performance will be developed and appropriate feedback given. |
| Additional information | Delegates on this course can only be referred after prior meetings with Dr Gill Shea, Equivalence Director. |
| Venue | School of Dentistry University of Liverpool, Liverpool - Merseyside  View details |
| 2 Sessions | Part 1: Mon 15 Dec 2014, 09:00 to 17:00
Part 2: Mon 26 Jan 2015, 09:00 to 17:00
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| Lecturer | Pynadath George View details |
| Target audience | Mandatory: Dentist |
| Development outcome | No development outcome |
| Course style | Hands-on |
| Core topic | Not a core topic |
| Catering | Refreshments and Lunch |
| CPD hours | 12:00 |
| Cost | No charge |
| Aims | This course aims to provide the participant with: - An update of the knowledge required to identify key concepts in restorative dentistry which underlie successful management & treatment of patients
- A revision of the operative skills necessary to undertake restorative dentistry in general practice
- An environment in which to increase the confidence of participants in undertaking restorative dentistry
- The enhanced skills necessary to make & justify treatment planning decisions in a scientifically based and logical manner
- A familiarisation with the supportive literature
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| Objectives | Upon successful completion of the course, participants should be able to: - Recognise & describe the various disease processes within restorative dentistry
- Discuss the importance of prevention of dental diseases
- Review & explain current restorative dentistry techniques which will contribute to their clinical decision making in practice
- Approach & demonstrate clinical problem solving, in a clear and logical manner within general dentistry
- Undertake tooth preparations for both direct & indirect restorations
- Describe the advantages & disadvantages of the various materials and techniques available
- Undertake basic root canal treatment
- Discuss the important features in partial denture design & apply these principles to individual cases
- Describe the classification of periodontal diseases, screening tools & treatment modalities
- Carry out restorative techniques commonly undertaken in general dental practice in a safe & predictable manner
- Recognise the limitations of their skills & know when it is appropriate to refer
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