The course covers various augmentation procedures to correct soft tissue inadequacies, equipping clinicians with the skills to maintain or enhance soft tissue stability around both implants and teeth.
Soft Tissue Management is essential for the long-term success of both dental implants and natural teeth, ensuring stability, aesthetics, and function.
Proper management supports implant and periodontal health while preventing complications such as peri-implantitis, mobility, recession, and inflammation.
By addressing these aspects proactively, clinicians can promote the long-term health of implants, teeth, and surrounding tissues, achieving more successful outcomes for their patients.
Led by expert Prof. Puria Parvini, our 2-day course provides in-depth knowledge and hands-on training in Soft Tissue Management and Grafting Techniques for implant dentistry and natural teeth.
The course covers various augmentation procedures to correct soft tissue inadequacies, equipping clinicians with the skills to maintain or enhance soft tissue stability around both implants and teeth.
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The Dental Nursing Level 3 National Diploma is designed for individuals aspiring to become professional dental nurses. This part-time course offers flexibility for those who wish to pursue a career in dental nursing while working in a dental practice at the same time.
This course is based on the “Level 1” training criteria published in the latest European EADMFR guidelines, which supersede previous guidelines such as HPA-CRCE-010.
Dental Foundation (DFT) Training is a period of training following qualification that builds on the achievements of the dental undergraduate curriculum.
The Candidate must be employed within a dental practice as a Trainee. (Candidates not currently working in a practice are welcome to enquire for advice).
Undiagnosed and untreated periodontal disease is one of the fastest growing areas of litigation. Clinicians need to assign a correct ‘working’ diagnosis to a periodontal patient in order to care plan effectively.
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