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Applied Anatomy and Histology for Dental Implant Surgery
Programme Code: TGS-2024044638
Mode of Delivery
On-Campus
Duration
2 half-days
Date / Time
- 19/02/2025 , 26/02/2025 (2 half-days)
Course Dates are subject to change in accordance with SSG funding guidelines as of course commencement. Register your interest for the course and we will reach out to you when registration opens.
Programme Highlights
A strong foundation in anatomy and histology is needed to provide effective dental implant surgery. Knowledge of oral structures and ordinary anatomic variations, which usually differ with respect to size and shape, enhance patient evaluations and facilitate precise surgical procedures. A thorough understanding of anatomy will provide the implant surgeon with the confidence to resect or augment
tissues in an attempt to restore form, function, esthetics, and health.
By end of the course, learners will be able to apply the following knowledge:
- Understand the relevance of gross anatomy of the orofacial region, including pertinent muscles, blood supply, foramina, and nerve innervations that may be encountered during implant procedures.
- Understand the relevance of histology of the histology of oral and nasal mucosa, the periodontium, bone, and nerves, and their interactions with implant or bone augmentation materials.
- Understand the relevance of dental occlusion, oral parafunction, sleep apnea, and cerebral hyperactivity that contribute to bruxism – the effect on abnormal forces on implants, and implant failures.
- Understand the importance of facial spaces and routes of spread of oral infection, the pain pathway leading to neuropathic or post-operative pain, etc. in the management of possible implant complications.
Benefits of Attending
- Gain a strong foundation in anatomy and histology which is needed to provide effective dental implant surgery
- Enhance patient evaluations and facilitate precise surgical procedures.
- Develop the confidence to resect or augment tissues in an attempt to restore form, function, esthetics, and health
Who Should Attend
Dental surgeons (including residents and trainees) are welcome to apply.
Course Agenda
Information on the programme can be found in the course brochure.
Pre-Requisites and Assessment
Bachelor of Dental Surgery or an equivalent degree.
Assessment component includes a modified essay question. Learners must pass all assessment components to successfully complete the course and receive a Certificate of Completion.
Awards and Certification
All participants will receive a Certificate of Completion.
Course Fee
International Participants
Singapore Citizens1 39 years old or younger
Singapore Citizens1 40 years old or older eligible for MCES2
Singapore PR
Enhanced Training Support For SMEs3
Full Course Fee
$4250
$4250
$4250
$4250
$4250
Less: SSG Grant Amount4
–
$2975
$2975
$2975
$2975
Nett Course Fee
$4250
$1275
$1275
$1275
$1275
9% GST on Nett Course Fee
$382.50
$114.75
$114.75
$114.75
$114.75
Total Nett Course Fee Payable including GST
$4632.50
$1389.75
$1389.75
$1389.75
$1389.75
Less Additional Funding if Eligible Under Various Schemes
–
–
$850
–
$850
Total Nett Cost Fee Payable, Including GST, after additonal funding from the various funding schemes
$4632.50
$1389.75
$539.75
$1389.75
$539.75
1) All self-sponsored Singaporean aged 25 and above can use their SkillsFuture Credit to pay for the course fee.
2) Mid-Career Enhanced Subsidy (MCES): Singaporeans aged 40 and above may enjoy subsidies up to 90% of the course fee.
3) Enhanced Training Support for SMEs (ETSS): SME-sponsored employees (Singapore Citizens and PRs) may enjoy subsidies up to 90% of the course fee.
4) Learners must pass all assessment components to successfully complete the course and receive a Certificate of Completion. Learners may have to bear the full course fee if they fail to meet this requirement.
Application Deadline
TBA.
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