THE ART OF ISOLATION | BASICS TO BRILLIANCE
A HANDS-ON COURSE IN RUBBER DAM FOR THE MODERN CLINICIAN
SATURDAY 8th JUNE 2024 | 9.30am-5.00pm | KINGS CROSS/ST PANCRAS, CENTRAL LONDON
TOTAL FEE £560
COURSE LEAD| Dr Nika Aboseldgh (Aesthetic & General Dentist)
SUPPORTED BY | Dr Ian Cline (Course Director, DENTER)
The course will focus on simple, effective techniques for Rubber Dam placement for Restorative and Endodontic procedures.
Dr Nika Abolseldgh will deliver a relaxed,super informative Rubber Dam Mastery course on Saturday June 8th, If you're a Clinician looking to up your game in patient care during restorative treatments, this is the one for you. This course is all about getting you comfortable with that nifty piece of equipment you’ve been avoiding or maybe not using to its full potential. Nika will take the mystery out of it and show you how it can be your best friend in the clinic. Expect hands-on sessions, real-life scenarios, and plenty of tips and tricks that will make you wonder how you ever worked without it.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
Why use Rubber Dam Routinely
The many benefits of Rubber Dam
Exactly what equipment and materials you need
Frames & Forceps, which ones to avoid and which are must haves
How to select your Anchor Clamp
Use of Accessory Clamps, Teflon Tape, Floss ligatures, Wedjets
When and how to use Brinker Tissue Retractors
Modifying Clamps and Equipment Safely
How to Invert the Dam simply and effectively
How to utilise your Assistant to make setup & placement Easier
Isolation for Endodontic Treatment
Dealing with the last standing molar
Deep Margin Elevation (DME)
How to tie and place Floss Ligatures
Digital Scanning under Rubber Dam
Cementation of Onlays and Veneers under Rubber Dam
FEES
Hands-on Training
8 Verifiable CPD Hours
The total cost of the Course for Dentists is £560.. The fee includes all online training, the Hands-on day, refreshments, lunches, use of models & Rubber Dam Kit, & course manual. Payment is due by BACS transfer at the time of booking. Once booked the fee is non-refundable, however provided a reasonable notice is given then the place may be transferred to another colleague or to a later date.