6-17 January 2025 / 7-18 July 2025 / 4-15 August 2025
2 weeks (2 x 5 days)
English
5,000 EUR
Dept. of Oro-Maxillofacial Surgery and Stomatology
Entry requirements: Dentists (DMD degree) / Dentoalveolar Surgeon Professionals
Application starts: 5 Aug, 2024
Application deadline: 29 Nov, 2024
OVERVIEW
Wisdom teeth and their associated diseases are a frequent part of daily dental and surgical practice. The decisions we make in this area can significantly determine the quality of life of our patients.
Due to their varied positions, shapes, and numbers, wisdom teeth rarely form an integral part of the occlusal unit, but they can directly influence its formation and change. There are highlighted time frames in the development of dentition and age when the removal of wisdom teeth can be considered beneficial from the patient’s perspective. Dentists need to be aware of the abnormalities caused by wisdom teeth, the possibilities of their treatment, and also to make a good decision at the right time.
The course introduces participants to the diagnostic and surgical issues related to wisdom teeth and helps to guide dentists and oral surgeons in their daily practice. In addition, participants can gain insight into CBCT diagnostics and assist in live surgeries, where they can follow the process of third molar removal.
The course is combined of 70 % theoretical part and 30 % practical part.
Entry requirements
The course is open to Doctors of Medicine in Dentistry (DMD) and Dentoalveolar Surgeon Professionals.
The course is designed for DMDs and oral surgeons with prior knowledge of wisdom teeth.
Further recommendations: Basic X-ray and CBCT assessment skills, orientation in operating theatre.
Applicants are required to pay a registration fee and fill in a questionnaire on professional orientation before the course.
Registration fee: 75 EUR
Participants’ limitation: min. 6 – max. 12
Required language proficiency
Upper Intermediate English knowledge
Learning objectives
- Decision making and critical thinking in third molar related cases
- Understanding surgical instrumentarium
- Clinical and radiological evaluation of third molars
- Assisting surgical removals
Application process
1. If you are interested in the course, please fill in the registration form or send us an application with your CV or LinkedIn profile via the following email: international@semmelweis.hu
2. Please wait until you receive an email confirmation from the program coordinator and an individual bank account number to pay the registration fee.
3. If you are interested in receiving an invoice or you have specific needs, please contact the program coordinator.
4. After receiving a confirmation from the program coordinator to participate in the selected course, you will be asked to pay the full course fee via the same bank account by the start of the course at the latest.
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