3 C2 CE Credits

Description:

Ability to design, raise and close a tension free flap with appropriate suture materials and techniques plays an important role in the treatment outcome and healing process. Flaps are not always planned, sometimes they are needed unexpectedly to provide access and visibility.  A good understanding of biological principles helps in achieving more predictable clinical outcomes. In this presentation, in the hands-on-component, we practice suturing techniques with different suture materials and the errors that might occur.  

Course Objectives:

• To review the principles in choosing appropriate suture materials, needle types and sizes.
• To review the principles of flap design and their biological rational.
• To practice suturing techniques with different suture materials.

Dr. Baig is a certified specialist in Prosthodontics and also serves as an examiner for National Specialist Examination (NDSE) in Prosthodontics, and the Fellowship exam {F.R.C.D.(C).} administered by the Royal College of Dentist of Canada. He is also Associate Professor at the University of Rochester, USA, Clinical Instructor in Prosthodontics at Mt. Sinai Hospital, and an Associate in Dentistry at the University of Toronto, Faculty of Toronto. Dr. Baig also lectures various renowned dental study clubs and professional organizations across North American and Southeast Asian region.

With years of professional experience in his arena, Dr. Baig provides quick, reliable and effective treatment for all dental problems faced by our patients.

Dr. Baig believes in his goal of providing comprehensive and innovative, patient-based treatment to provide the best treatment for our patients.