Modern Management of Dental Trauma | Serpil Djemil | Friday 05 November 2027

For: Dentists,

Description

Serpil qualified at King’s in 1988 and following a masters in 1992 she undertook senior registrar training in restorative dentistry. Her first consultant post was at Bart’s and the London NHS Trust where she led the oncology service.

In 2008 she moved to King’s College NHS Foundation Trust in SE London where she developed the adult dental trauma service and is actively involved in the acute and long-term management of patients who have sustained traumatic dental injuries.

She is founder chairperson to Dental Trauma UK a new charity set up to raise public and professional awareness in the prevention and management of traumatic dental injuries.

Aims

• The aim of this study day is to update the dental team on the management of traumatic dental injuries and includes a hands-on element on splinting teeth.
• The lectures will go through real cases depicting fracture and luxation injuries and how they are managed.

Objectives

• Manage acute dental trauma with more confidence
• Understand the importance of a-traumatic techniques
• Understand the need for good communication in the consent process
• Improve their treatment planning for traumatised teeth.

Speakers

Serpil Djemil

Sessions

09:30 - 11:00, Modern management of fracture injuries

11:30 - 13:00, Modern management of luxation injuries

14:00 - 15:15, Modern management of avulsion injuries

15:45 - 17:00, Hands on splinting

GDC outcomes

B, C,