Master Atraumatic Primary Teeth Extraction - Boost Confidence & Refine Skills

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Atraumatic Extraction of Primary Teeth

  1. Course Introduction

    3 lessons
    1. Welcome to the Course
    2. The In-Lesson Course Structure
    3. Outlines & Objectives

  2. Pre Course: Theory Revision

    6 lessons
    1. Odontogenesis of Primary Teeth
    2. Significance of Primary Teeth
    3. Anatomical Considerations 84
    4. Knowledge Check Activity
    5. Extracting deciduous teeth
    6. Alignment with your Scope of Practice

  3. Pre Course: Introduction to Atraumatic

    5 lessons
    1. Extraction 101
    2. Complications Extracting a Deciduous Tooth
    3. Atraumatic Technique
    4. Atraumatic Technique - Process Overview
    5. Knowledge Check Activity

  4. Post Course Theory

    3 lessons
    1. Introduction to Extraction Instruments
    2. Mastering Extraction Techniques
    3. Selecting the Right Instrument

  5. 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
  • Interpret relevant head & neck anatomy and histology to choose safe injection sites
  • Perform common intraoral injections (e.g. ID block, infiltration, palatal injections) with proper technique
  • 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
  • Document local anaesthetic administration accurately for medicoā€‘legal safety