Improving dental trauma management in practice
presented by Beth Burns on 17 November 2022 at 7pm
at the Blantyre Campus of the University of West Scotland
at the Blantyre Campus of the University of West Scotland
Lanarkshire Campus – University of the West of Scotland (UWS) University in Blantyre, Scotland
Address: Hamilton International Technology Park, Stephenson Pl, Blantyre, Glasgow G72 0LH
Registration from 6.30-7pm
Course time: 7-8.30pm
Aim: To improve assessment, management and prevention of dental trauma in practice
Objectives:
- To introduce standardised patient assessment
- To improve assessment and prioritisation of dental trauma injuries
- To improve knowledge of how to give appropriate preventive advice
- To improve competence in trauma treatment including splinting of teeth
- To demonstrate when to onward refer patients to specialist services
Learning outcomes:
- How to develop a standardised assessment for all patients
- How train nursing/reception staff to triage trauma and organise clinic
- How to provide an effective trauma splint
About our speaker: Beth Burns
Beth Burns has been Consultant in Restorative Dentistry and lead for development of the Adult Dental Trauma Service in Greater Glasgow and Clyde since October 2016. Beth joined the board of Dental Trauma UK shortly after this. Beth was appointed as Clinical Lead for Restorative Dentistry in Glasgow Dental hospital in 2019. Beth is committed to improving both the immediate and long term management of dental trauma, through education and improved access to appropriate specialist services. She aims to improve knowledge and confidence in the management of dental trauma based on current international guidance, with practical hints and tips from her own experience. Beth is actively involved in both the acute management of patients who have sustained traumatic dental injuries, long term management of resulting complications, and rehabilitation required in her dedicated Trauma clinics. Beth is also a trainer for ASC (Ask, Support, Care), an initiative developed by the charity Medics Against Violence. This has allowed Beth to train other professionals to more effectively spot signs of domestic abuse, ask the right questions and ensure those affected get the support they need.
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