Abstract:
Oral surgery (OS) has been and will continue to be one of the premiere health care specialties. Like any medical and dental procedure, OS comes with some risk of complications. Unfortunately, many of these complications are iatrogenic. They vary from wrong diagnosis, failure of achieving adequate local anaesthesia, significant soft tissue and nerve damage leading to impairment of sensation or taste, to inability to deal with intra and post-operative difficulties.
This presentation will focus on the assessment of patients attending for OS procedures in primary care settings and aims to identify the risk factors that may result in potential complications. It will also highlight some of the common pitfalls that can arise during surgery and provide tips for avoiding them.
| CPD Accreditation DHA/MTS/ACC/21-1922/A | 1 CPD Points |
Learning objectives:
- Increase awareness of the risks and complications in oral surgery in dental practice.
- Attempt to provide guidelines on the treatment planning and management of surgical patients.
- Provide some tips to decrease pre, intra, and post-surgical complications
Meet the speaker:
Dr Abdel Rahman is a registered consultant in oral and maxillofacial surgery at DHCA, Dubai. He also holds the academic title “assistant professor” at MBRU and contribute to the teaching and clinical activities for the MSc program in oral surgery and dental implants. Dr Abdel Rahman is a King’s College, London graduate and undertook a PhD on the Prediction of Oral Cancer at the Eastman Dental Institute, University of London, England.
His main interests are management of facial pain and anxious patients, conscious sedations, wisdom teeth surgeries, jaw cysts, Dental implants, sinus lift & bone augmentation.
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