Pulpotomy and Hall Crown Course

Overview

The Pulpotomy and Hall Crown Course aims to help you update and apply your knowledge in terms of caries management in primary dentition and management of molar incisor hypomineralisation. This course takes place in-person at the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow.

Learning outcomes

By attending this course, you will be able to:

Apply the knowledge gained through a case-based learning approach.
Perform pulpotomy procedures and place Hall crowns effectively in simulated settings.
Demonstrate awareness of the clinical implications and management strategies for molar incisor hypomineralisation (MIH).

GDC outcome C

Course will include

Lecture and case-based discussion approach to provide teaching on both caries management in primary dentition which would include pulp therapy and Hall crown technique. There are also hands on opportunities to perform these techniques to improve your confidence in clinical practice. Hints and tips for management strategies will also be covered. The course will also cover diagnosis and management of incisors and molars affected by molar incisor hypominerlisation. Aesthetic management of anterior teeth affected by this condition will also be covered.

Who is this course for?

The Pulpotomy and Hall Crown is aimed at:

Clinicians in their early years of training (core trainees, vocational dental trainees)
Clinicians in their early years of practice or those who would want to reinforce their skills ( general dentists)

Attending the course

This event is an in-person course. That means you get the chance to join us in Glasgow.

At the College, you’ll benefit from state-of-the-art facilities, as well as lunch prepared by our award-winning chefs.

The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow is conveniently located in Glasgow City Centre, within easy reach of major train stations, motorways and airports. Hotel and parking discounts can be accessed after booking.

Find out more about the best way to get to us.

Claiming your CPD

This course offers 5 CPD points for everyone who attends. This can be claimed via your College account. CPD points will be available for up to one month after the course. If you have any questions about claiming your CPD points, our Education team are happy to help.

What happens on the day?

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08.45

Registration and refreshments

08.30

Introduction and statement of course objectives
Assessment overview

09.00

Welcome and introduction

09.15

Hall technique-principles and technique (lecture/case-based)

10.00

Pulp therapy in primary teeth (lecture/case-based)

10.30

Break

10.50

Practical session: primary tooth pulpotomy and Hall technique

12.00

Lunch

13.00

MIH: aetiology, presentation and management of 6s (lecture/case-based)

13.45

MIH: management of anterior teeth (lecture/case-based)

14.15

Small group work: treatment planning cases (non-clinical)

15.15

Break

15.30

Treatment planning case discussion

16.00

Summary and questions

17.15