ONLINE COURSE  /  3 HOURS CPD

Hand Instrumentation: Ergonomics & Advanced Techniques

This new online course is designed to delve deeper into the theoretical and practical aspects of hand-activated periodontal instrumentation.
HAND INSTRUMENTATION

Refresher For the Fundamentals of Hand Instrumentation Techniques

This online training provides a review of the current theory and underlying principles of hand-activated periodontal instrumentation to include instrument design features, extended grasp,  fulrum techniques as well as angulation, adaption and angulation to enable access and debridement of deep, complex periodontal defects.

This session also explored appointment structure and targeted intervention concepts for improved efficiency and clinical outcomes.  

What You Will Learn :

1.  The theory of hand-activated periodontal instrumentation.  
2.  Area Specific Instrumentation Techniques
3.  Techniques to master the 3 A's of effective periodontal instrumentation.
4.  My top tips to maximise your 'limited and precious' time
5.  About my reduced set of instruments to get you back in the saddle, the 'Comeback Kit'.

You will Receive :

  • Pre-Reading Material
  • Reflective Workbook
  • Ergonomic Demonstration Video
  • Stretching guide for dental professionals
3 Hours of CPD Certification 

Course Contents & Resources

WEBINAR PRESENTER / COURSE DIRECTOR

Claire McCarthy

RDH (TCD) RDN FAETC CERT ED PGCE MA HPE(IOE) FHEA

Claire McCarthy teaches Periodontology & Implant Dentistry at NYU in New York where she is adjunct professor and course coordinator since 2014.

She has graduated from Trinity College Dublin in 2000 and has a combined 24 years clinical experience and 17 years as a researcher and faculty on BDS undergraduate programmes, Postgraduate MSc in Periodontology, Implant Dentistry and undergraduate Dental Hygiene and Therapy programmes in the UK and the US.

She is the former head of the BDS year 2 periodontology programme at King’s College London, a rare position for a dental hygienist.

She completed a master’s degree in Higher Education in 2007 and is a fellow of the Higher Education Academy.

She lectures nationally and internationally as well as delivering training courses in non-surgical periodontal and implant therapies. She is contributing author of a recent textbook, treats patients in private practice and undertaking a PhD at Kings College London.
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