ObjectivesThe aim of the course is to provide dentists with the opportunity to explore and analyse the need for management of pain and anxiety in dentistry and to fulfil their duty of care for patients with anxieties and phobia.
Entry requirementsEntry Requirements:
Hold a primary dental qualification that is recognised by the (UK) General Dental Council
Hold full registration with the (UK) General Dental Council before commencement of the Diploma and MSc programme
Academic titleConscious Sedation in Dentistry (MSc/Diploma)
Course descriptionCourse Information:
The course will provide the student with a supported learning environment and allow them to develop the critical knowledge and advanced understanding of the development of the theories and concepts that underpin the field of conscious sedation. The course will facilitate personal and professional development through a wide range of educational and direct clinical experiences in a variety of care settings and has been designed to fulfil contemporary guidelines in conscious sedation. It will provide future proficient practitioners for the NHS and teachers for educational environments in the management of pain and anxiety in dentistry.
Special features:
High quality clinical training and experiences;
The production of a research project (MSc student only);
Excellent clinical and Academic Facilities.