Oral Pathology - Diagnosis and Treatment

3.900,00 DKK

Participants

Short about the course

Evening course at Specialtandlægerne Sjælland in Roskilde.
The course focuses on mucosal changes in the oral cavity and on the tongue as well as bone changes. Early diagnosis and treatment of benign as well as malignant changes is crucial for patients' quality of life due to the risk of functional impairment, survival, development, spread and complications of surgery. The course is aimed at all clinicians - dental hygienists, dentists and clinical dental technicians - who wish to update their knowledge within oral pathology with a focus on diagnosis, treatment, referral procedure and follow-up of the most frequently occurring mucosal changes in the oral cavity.


Practical info
Trainers 

Morten Højte Dahl, PhD, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon and Specialist in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Morten Højte Dahl works at the Department of Oral Surgery (Afdeling for Kæbekirurgi) at Rigshospitalet and teaches at the School of Dentistry in Copenhagen. He graduated as a specialist dentist in oral surgery in September 2022 and has since become co-owner of the clinics belonging to Specialtandlægerne Sjælland.

Tore Tranberg Lefolii, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon and Specialist in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Tore Tranberg Lefolii is affiliated with the Copenhagen School of Dentistry as a clinical teacher in implantology. He is the founder of the referral clinics Specialtandlægerne Sjælland with clinics in Copenhagen, Roskilde, Kalundborg and Solrød. He runs the clinics together with Morten Højte Dahl and a large team of highly experienced dental specialists within surgery, periodontology, restorative and aesthetic treatment.



Target group 
The course is primarily aimed at dentists, dental hygienists and clinical dental technicians, but other professional groups are of course welcome.


Time & Place

Charlottenlund 
Tuesday, September 9th 4:00 PM-9:30 PM

Location coming soon.

Aarhus, Denmark 

Friday, November 28th, 10:00 AM-3:30 PM

Location coming soon.


Course hours
Course certificates are awarded with 5 non-commercial hours.

Price per participant
DKK 3,900 incl. VAT and light refreshments.

Topics

  • Commonly occurring mucosal changes in the oral cavity and on the tongue - benign and malignant
  • Symptoms and diagnosis
  • What to refer - and where?
  • Biopsy and treatment
  • The interdisciplinary aspect
  • Follow-up and maintenance - how often and how?

 

Terms and conditions 

If desired, a course can be canceled up to 5 weeks before at no cost. If canceled 2-5 weeks before, 50% of the course price will be refunded. If a course is canceled less than 2 weeks before, we cannot refund the course fee as we are liable for costs at this time. 

However, the course place can be allocated to another participant at no cost. 

Cancellations must be made via email to info@dentalinstituttet.dk 

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