Practical Local Anaesthetic Techniques

PACTICAL LOCAL ANAESTHETIC TECHNIQUES

CPD - 4 HOURS

Join Dsmile Academy and Dr. Paul Aulakh, Senior Dentist with a Special Interest in Local Anaesthesia and Oral Surgery,  for an afternoon dedicated to revisiting and refining local anaesthesia techniques for dental patients. This course is crafted to both refresh your existing knowledge and boost your confidence and proficiency in LA administration.

Ideal for oral health professionals - such as Dentists, Dental Hygienists, Dental Therapists, and Oral Health Therapists - who already have experience in LA administration and are looking to update and enhance their skills.

Course Highlights:

1. Review the anatomy and physiology relevant to local anaesthesia administration.

2. Understand the pharmacology of local anaesthetic agents and their mechanisms of action

3. Discuss the indications, contraindications, and complications associated with local anaesthesia.

4. Demonstrate correct techniques for local anaesthetic delivery, including aspiration, infiltration, and nerve blocks.

5. Enhance needle handling skills and patient communication during local anaesthetic procedures.

6. Practice effective pain management strategies and patient assessment in a clinical setting

This course is a blend of theory and simulation clinic.

Format: In-person, combining theoretical presentations with practical, hands-on simulation training

Who Should Attend: Dentists, Oral Health Therapists, Dental Hygienists and Dental Therapists seeking to enhance their skills and knowledge.

Why Attend: Acquire advanced knowledge and practical skills in local anaesthesia from expert, expierienced clinicansto  enhance your ability to manage complex cases with effective techniques, and expand your professional capabilities with the latest strategies in the field.

Invest in your self and your career with the Dsmile Academy!

Course Fee -

$ 699 (including GST)

All course work and equipment supplied

Fully Catered - please advise course admins of any dietary requirements