Managing Pulps & Pain in Primary Teeth

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Managing Pulps & Pain in Primary Teeth

  1. Course Introduction

    4 lessons
    1. Welcome to the Course
    2. The In-Lesson Course Structure
    3. Overview of in Person Workshop Day
    4. Outline and Objectives

  2. Pre-Course Theory

    9 lessons
    1. Lesson 1.1 Primary Tooth Anatomy — Setting the Foundation
    2. Quick Check Quiz - Lesson 1.1
    3. Lesson 1.2 How Pulps Respond to Irritation
    4. Quick Check Quiz - Lesson 1.2
    5. Lesson 1.3 The Pulp Health Continuum
    6. Quick Check Quiz - Lesson 1.3
    7. Lesson 1.4 Diagnosis: Why "Watch and Wait" Doesn't Work
    8. Quick Check Quiz - Lesson 1.4
    9. Lesson 1.5 Before You Arrive

  3. Post-Course Theory

    9 lessons
    1. Lesson 2.1 Clinical and Histological Features Revisited
    2. Quick Check Quiz - Lesson 2.1
    3. Lesson 2.2 Choosing the Right Treatment Pathway
    4. Quick Check Quiz - Lesson 2.2
    5. Lesson 2.3 Evidence-Based Practice in Action
    6. Quick Check Quiz - Lesson 2.3
    7. Lesson 2.4 Bringing It Together: Confident Clinical Decision-Making
    8. Quiz Check Quiz - Lesson 2.4
    9. Lesson 2.5 Reflective Practice

  4. Course Wrap Up

    3 lessons
    1. Wrapping Things Up
    2. Continue Your Learning
    3. The SITE Community
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Skills You Will Gain

  • Confidently select the correct local anaesthetic agent and dosage for different clinical scenarios
  • Identify and avoid key anatomical structures to reduce risk of nerve injury, haematoma, or intravascular injection
  • Calculate maximum safe doses and adjust for age, weight, and medical status
  • Recognise early signs of local anaesthetic toxicity and respond appropriately
  • Manage common complications (failed block, post-op numbness, trismus, soft-tissue trauma) safely and calmly
  • Communicate clearly with patients to reduce anxiety and gain consent for local anaesthesia