Glasgow Oral Surgery Symposium

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• Management of cysts of the jaws takes place at various oral health care settings including primary, secondary, tertiary care although this is rare. A Patient journey commonly involves General Dental Practitioners, Endodontists, Dental and Maxillofacial Radiologists, Oral/OMF Surgeons, Oral and Maxillofacial Pathologists and Orthodontists to aid the developing teeth.
  
  For this symposium we have gathered 7 specialists nationwide, who will present strategies on current management to include diagnosis, investigations, surgical advances, bone preservation and minimising complications.
  •Radiological interpretation to include the role for advanced imaging like CBCT/CT
  •Value of a pathologist’s input in surgical decision making 
  •Surgical management with bone preservation and damage limitation
  •Role of decompression and enucleation with Endoscopic guidance
  •Role of endodontic management in pre and post-surgery
  •Management of Keratocysts, Gorlin Goltz syndrome
  
  Aims
  
  • To understand the role of advanced imaging in cysts of the maxillofacial skeleton 
  • To understand the relevance of pathogenesis in management of cysts 
  • To understand the rationale behind various treatment options of cysts 
  • To understand the importance of patient compliance 
  
  Objectives
  
  • To be able to give a differential diagnosis for large lesions of the maxillofacial skeleton 
  • To appreciate the role of aetiology, pathogenesis and systemic factors in behaviour of cysts 
  • To be able to prepare the patient for anticipated surgical outcome 
  • To recognise available radical and conservative management strategies for cysts
  
  Lectures will cover the use of advance imaging in diagnosis, surgical planning in order to preserve the natural anatomy and to improve outcomes. The presentations will also will be aimed to improve the understanding of the pathology amongst the clinicians to choose appropriate treatment option and subsequent follow-up. Endodontic lecture will aid the clinicians to manage devitalised teeth and potentially devitalising teeth after cystectomies. 
  
  

  Suitable for:

  • Dental Care Professionals
  • Dentists Outside the UK
  • Dental Foundation / Vocational / Core Trainees
  • Primary Care / General Dental Practitioners
  • Dental Specialty Trainees
  • Dental Specialists / Consultants

• Category	Product	Amount
  Non-Member (Trainee)	Registrations	£95
  Member	Registrations	£85
  Non-Member (DCP)	Registrations	£105
  Non-Member (Consultant)	Registrations	£125

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