Acquisition and integration of a knowledge base in: diagnosis and management of dentoalveolar pathology; cross infection control in surgical dentistry; prescribing for surgical dentistry. Use of a range of surgical skills pertinent to minor oral surgical procedures including the insertion of dental implants for intraoral rehabilitation.

The timetable will include weekly Journal Club, seminars, tutorials and clinical teaching.

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One hour written examination: short answer questions 50%

Oral clinical assessment 50%

To integrate a knowledge base in diagnosis and management of dentoalveolar pathology; cross infection control in surgical dentistry; prescribing for surgical dentistry. To acquire a range of surgical skills pertinent to minor oral surgical procedures including the insertion of dental implants for intraoral rehabilitation.

On completion of the course the student will be able to demonstrate critical knowledge and competence in:

1. The diagnosis and management of dentoalveolar pathology;

2. Prescribing antibiotics and analgesics, following minor oral surgery procedures.

3. Cross infection control and consent issues in relation to health and safety of the patient.

Students must submit at least 75% by weight of the components (including examinations) of the course's summative assessment.