Contemporary Removable Prosthetics (SW17-06-09-01)

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SubjectProsthetics
DescriptionA whole day course consisting of interactive lectures and case discussion on removable prosthetics both partial and complete. I am pleased that both Rahat and Aama have agreed to lead this course travelling from the Leeds Dental Institute and Manchester Dental Hospital , having had very positive feedback from other courses they have run in the deanery for their passion on the subjects spoken about.
VenueEastwood Park, Gloucestershire  View details
Date & timeFriday 9 June 2017, 09:00 to 16:30
LecturersMs Asma Al-taie & Mr Rahat Ali  View details
Target audience

Mandatory: Clinical Dental Technician, or Dentist, or Technician

Development outcomeNo development outcome
Course styleLecture
Catering Meal
Core topic Not a core topic
CPD hours6:00
Cost£90.00
Aims

1- To discuss partial denture theory with emphasis on : principles of denture design, overdentures, overlay dentures, use of milled crowns, management of free end saddles and briefly rehabilitation of patients with palatal defects.

2- To discuss complete denture theory with emphasis on: principles of complete denture design, impression techniques, occlusal registration techniques, management of flabby ridges and basic implant retained overdentures

Objectives

By the end of the session, delegates should:

1- Have a working understanding of partial and complete denture design.

2- Appreciate which impression and occlusal registration techniques may be appropriate when managing a removable prosthodontics patient.

3- Understand how to design overlay/overdentures.

4- Understand how to manage a patient with combination syndrome.

5- Understand the principles of duplicate and immediate denture prosthodontics.

6- Have an understanding of basic implant retained overdenture design.

7- Appreciate that patients with palatal defects can be rehabilitated with obturators and need referral to a specialist centre. 

Learning outcomes

1- To be able to see potential pitfalls in denture design at the outset.

2- To be able to better  manage patients with complete dentures or partial dentures in practice.

3- To realise when to refer to a specialist centre.