DR MICHAEL W. MARSHALL

Routine oral surgery procedures are usually routine. But on occasion, problem will surface that can ruin your day. Proper pre-operative evaluation of both the patient and the procedure can avoid the majority of the problem. Using the correct technique for treatment is also important in minimizing complications and reducing time spent on the procedure.

Dr Mashall is recipient of 17 prestigious awards and honors, from international organizations like Pierre Fauchard Academy and Academy of Oral Pathology and Anesthesiology.

• He is Assistant Clinical Professor, Dept of surgery, UCI college of Medicine.

• Diplomate , National Dental Board of Anesthesiology.

• Diplomate , American Board Of Oral and Maxillo-Facial Surgery.

• Fellow, International College Of Dentists.

• Fellow, American college of Dentist.

This Seminar will cover:

• Preoperative diagnosis, both medical and dental evaluations.

• Radiographic interpretation and red flags.

• Evaluation and treatment of Intra-bony pathology.

• Instrumentation and technique for simplified tooth removal

• Surgical removal of erupted teeth.

• Surgical removal of Impacted third molars.

• Removal of torus mandibularis and torus palatinus.

• Post operative complications: how to treat them and how to avoid them

Upcoming Lectures

September 24^th 2006 - Pedodontics

November 19^th 2006  - Endodontics