Fundamentals of Wisdom Tooth Surgery

Fundamentals of Wisdom Tooth Surgery
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1 Day - 7 CE credit

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Course Fee

1500 CAD$ (including HST)

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Program

Lecture and hands-on tabletop models

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Timing

9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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Date

02 November 2025

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Skill Level

Basics

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Venue

Durban Labs, Toronto


Overview of Wisdom Tooth Surgery

Join us for a comprehensive, one-day seminar dedicated to learning the fundamentals of wisdom tooth surgery. This highly focused event is designed for dental professionals seeking to enhance their surgical skills, deepen their understanding of wisdom tooth removal, and stay current with best practices.

Agenda Highlights

Lectures

  • Introduction to wisdom tooth anatomy and impaction patterns
  • Indications, contraindications, and patient assessment
  • Surgical techniques and step-by-step protocols
  • Managing complications and postoperative care
  • Latest advances and evidence-based practices

Hands-On Training

Engage in practical, supervised exercises to hone your surgical skills, including flap design, sectioning, and extraction techniques. Small group settings ensure personalized guidance.

Continuing Education Credits

Earn 7 CE Points upon successful completion of the seminar, fulfilling continuing education requirements for dental professionals.

Tuition Fee

$1500 CAD (including HST)

Location

Durban Labs, Toronto – equipped with state-of-the-art facilities for optimal learning and hands-on practice.

Anatomy and Diagnosis
Duration: 4 Weeks

  • Anatomy of third molars and surrounding structures
  • Types and classifications of impaction (e.g., mesioangular, vertical)
  • Radiographic evaluation (OPG, CBCT)
  • Clinical assessment and indications for extraction

Payment Break-up:

Module 1 : $300 /-

Preoperative Planning and Patient Management
Duration: 4 Weeks

  • Medical history and risk assessment
  • Informed consent and patient education
  • Preoperative instructions and medications
  • Anesthesia options (local, sedation, general)

Payment Break-up:

Module 2 : $ 500 /-

Surgical Techniques and Instruments
Duration: 4 Weeks

  • Sterile setup and instrumentation
  • Step-by-step surgical procedure
  • Flap design, bone removal, and tooth sectioning
  • Hemostasis and suturing techniques

Payment Break-up:

Module 3 : $ 600 /-

Postoperative Care and Complication Management
Duration: 4 Weeks

  • Post-op instructions and pain control
  • Infection prevention and management
  • Management of common complications (dry socket, nerve injury)
  • Follow-up care and healing assessment

Payment Break-up:

Module 4 : $ 200/-

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is wisdom tooth removal always necessary?

No, removal is only necessary if the tooth is impacted, causing pain, infection, crowding, or damage to adjacent teeth. If a wisdom tooth is healthy, fully erupted, and does not cause issues, it may not need to be removed.

How long does recovery take after wisdom tooth surgery?

Initial recovery typically takes 3 to 5 days, but complete healing of the gum and bone can take up to 2 weeks or more. The duration depends on the complexity of the surgery and individual healing factors.

Will I be awake during the surgery?

Most procedures are done under local anesthesia, so you will be awake but not feel pain. For anxious patients or complex cases, sedation or general anesthesia may be used.

What should I avoid after the surgery?

Avoid smoking, drinking through straws, hard or crunchy foods, and vigorous rinsing for at least a few days. These can dislodge the blood clot and lead to dry socket.

Is swelling and pain normal after surgery?

Yes, swelling, mild pain, and some bruising are normal after wisdom tooth removal. These symptoms typically peak within 48–72 hours and gradually subside. Pain can be managed with prescribed medications and cold compresses.

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