Kingston and District Section - Optimal management of peri-surgical acute pain - Webinar

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This webinar will be taking place on GoToWebinar.

	Tuesday 6 December 2022
Time	19:30 Start 21:00 Finish
Venue	Online - Go To Webinars
Branch / Section	Kingston and District Section
Prices	BDA members and BDA Student members - Free DCPs - Free Non-member dentists - £15 Non-member students - Free * * If you are a Non-member student you cannot book online, please use the booking form to secure the free place.
CPD	1 hour and 30 minutes
Aims	This presentation aims to update the attendee with novel developments in the; Understanding of pain, based on recent developments Intra operative methods to minimise pain and morbidity Post-operative pain management Surgical methods Pain research driving developments in this field.
Learning objectives	Tips for minimising morbidity in relation to LA techniques whilst maximising intra-operative pain relief Strategies to optimise post-operative pain relief Surgical tips that will reduce intra-operative and post-operative pain in your patients Current research in this field and where the future developments are emerging which will assist the clinician in preventing and managing operative pain.
Learning content	Managing operative pain under local anaesthesia requires expertise, empathy and patience. Pain is complex and particularly in the dental environment, where fear, phobia and poor expectations compound the patient's pain experience, dentists require an armamentarium of psychological, communication, medical and technical skills rarely required in other branches of clinical medicine.
Development outcome	C
Speaker	Tara Renton Tara Renton (Specialist in Oral Surgery) is a dentist with a particular interest in trigeminal nerve injuries and pain. She completed her dentistry at Guys (1984), Oral and Maxillofacial surgical training in Melbourne (1991), undertook a PhD in Trigeminal Nerve injury at KCL (1999-2003) and senior lectureship at QMUL (2003-6). Over the past 10 years at KCL Tara has developed; Education programmes UG teaching of dental students modernising the Oral Surgical teaching with minimal access approach and modern LA techniques Academic oral surgery training programme The first orofacial pain Masters programme starting October 2017 Supervised eight PhDs. Research In collaboration with Imperial College, UCL, Oxford University, Centre neuroscience imaging centre IOPPN, Wolfson Institute Tara has established an international leading programme of trigeminal nerve injury and orofacial pain research publishing over 150 peer reviewed articles and grants from MRC, Grunenthal, Pfizer, Brit Pain Society. Service Tara leads the Kings Health Partners Orofacial Pain Service seeing over 2K OFP patients a year involving oral surgery and medicine, neurology, neurosurgery, ENT, pain management, clinical psychology and liaison psychiatry. Tara has set up two patient facing websites first a patient lead initiative resulted in the development of the https://trigeminalnerve.org.uk/ a website advising both patients and clinicians in preventing and managing iatrogenic nerve injury in relation to dentistry and a website for patients with chronic trigeminal pain (https://orofacialpain.org.uk/). Policy Tara lead patient safety for dentistry Clinical advisor to dental ombudsman and NICE Chair M3M parameter of care guidance for FDS RCS. Tara is on the Dental Update Editorial Board, she has co-edited the BDA clinical manuals for Oral Surgery Books I and II, and editor of BDJ book on pain management for dental teams. Tara is a past elected member of the RCS England FDS Board, member of the Oral Surgery SAC and Dental Senate. She represents dentistry on the National Surgical Safety Board, she is London South CLRN lead and she is Past President of the British Association Oral Surgery.
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Other forthcoming events	Save the date for other Kingston and District Section meetings: Tuesday 13 December 2022 - Speaker: Jaz Gulati - Face-to-face meeting How to stop your veneers from chipping (occlusion)
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