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This course aims to help dentists feel more confident discussing these issues and supporting their patients through the challenges of bruxism and disordered sleep. Both are areas that can be significant for patient wellbeing yet can be difficult to source good quality information about. Attendees may choose to attend one or both days. All day two participants will receive a Somguage – courtesy of SomnoMed. **Please note that this is to register for Day 1 only, to register for both days please select the correct course **

Learning outcomes

DAY 2 Temporomandibular Disorders This component of the presentation will include: 1. The diagnosis of temporomandibular disorders- including clinical and imaging factors 2. Considerations when treating a patient with a temporomandibular disorder- particularly selection of the patient that should be referred. 3. Occlusal splints- is there such a thing as the “best splint”. 4. Alternative or additional treatments for a patient with a temporomandibular disorder. The aim of this unit of presentation is to consider the diagnosis and management of temporomandibular disorders in clinical dental practice and the currently held evidence-based view of this condition. Part of this presentation is designed to consider additional treatment recommendations when the occlusal splint fails to stop the pain. Oro-Facial Pain This component of the presentation will include: 1. A differential diagnosis of Orofacial pain- Things to consider. 2. Treatment recommendations for these conditions The aim of this unit of presentation is to provide a good background in the diagnosis and management of pain in your patients, particularly when the pain is non-odontogenic.

Speaker

Associate Professor Michael Stubbs MBBS, FRACP, MD

A/Professor Stubbs is the clinical editor for the international dental magazine ‘Australasian Dentist.’ Michael lectures both nationally and internationally in the field of Oral Medicine which includes Dental sleep medicine; Oral and-Facial pain including temporomandibular disorders; Oral mucosal and jaw disease. He teaches at Latrobe University, Rural Dental School of Health, Bendigo and runs his own private specialist practice. Michael completed his Bachelor of Dental Surgery in 1989 (University of Adelaide), and has both specialist Masters degrees in Oral Pathology 1998 (University Adelaide) and Oral Medicine (University Melbourne) 2002, and holds a Fellowship from the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons in General Dentistry and Oral Medicine.

Essentials of Oral & Sleep Medicine - Day 2 ONLY


Speaker:

Associate Professor Michael Stubbs MBBS, FRACP, MD

Sunday 6th Oct 2024
8:30am - 5:00pm
Venue: Sudima Christchurch City
47-49 Salisbury Street
Christchurch
Region: Canterbury
Brought to you by New Zealand Dental Assoc.
NZDA House
1/195 Main Highway
Ellerslie, Auckland
1051
New Zealand

New Zealand Dental Assoc.