Category 3 - Hands on
Day 5 - Thursday 23/02/2023
Time: 12.35- 02.45 pm
Duration: 20 min /Session
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Sessions/Topics
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Speaker Name
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Session Objectives
By the end of each session participants are able to
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1. Setting the 6 front teeth
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Dr. Edward Cotter
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To describe, arrange and practice the setting up of upper anterior teeth in an articulated model be shown
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2. How to place a fixed retainer
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Dr Joe Hennessy
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To describe, arrange and practice the construction of an intra-oral fixed retainer
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3. Dental Photography
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Dr. P.J. Byrne
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To identify, explain and practice practical dental photography
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4. Radiographic techniques
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Dr. Andrew Bolas
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To recognize, locate and apply some intra-oral radiographic techniques by using simulated models to facilitate the correct placement of intra-oral films with film-holders
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5. Making great alginate impressions for study models
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Prof. Chris Lynch
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To arrange, select and practice the technique to facilitate taking a good alginate impression by selecting the most appropriate trays, mixing, loading and manipulating the alginate materials against the appropriate dental hard and soft tissues
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6. Suturing made simple 1
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Prof. Gerry Kearns
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To select, indicate and practice aspects of suturing
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7. Suturing made simple 2
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Dr Kate Farrell
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To select, indicate and practice aspects of suturing
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8. Using rotary instruments in endodontics
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Dr Pat Cleary
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To select, clarify and practice the practical use of rotary instrument in endodontics
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9. Rubber dam technique 1
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Prof John Walsh
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To describe, locate and practice the use of rubber dam in the isolation to teeth
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10. Rubber dam technique 2
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Dr Dympna Daly/
Dr Kathy Harley
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To describe, locate and practice the use of rubber dam in the isolation of teeth particularly in the context of Paediatric Dentistry
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11. Managing the airway
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Dr Peter Scarlett
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To recognize, describe and practice the practical airway management in clinical practice using manikins by simulating airway securement to maintain effective breathing and ventilation to sustain life of the patient in question
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