António Ferraz
Dental care with magnified vision - The role of the Dental Assistant
- Degree in Dental Medicine (ISCS-N CESPU -1999) Postgraduate in Implantology and Reconstructive Surgery (Fundacion Pierre Fauchard / American Academy of Implant Dentistry)
- Postgraduate in Oral Implantology ISCS-N CESPU PhD Student in Biological Sciences Applied to Health IUCS – CESPU
- Researcher at IINFACTS – Oral Diseases Team
- Member Assistant at the department of Conservative Dentistry – IUCS – CESPU
- Chair of Endodontic Techniques I academic unit at the Integrated Master Degree in Dentistry
- IUCS – CESPU Co-Coordinator and Lecturer in Endodontics Postgraduate course IUCS – CESPU
- Lecturer in the Postgraduate course in Adhesive Dentistry with Composite Resins IUCS – CESPU
Nationality: Portugal
10 of november, from 11h30 until 13h00
Auditório D
Conference summary
Technological advances are now occurring exponentially, so we hardly have time to learn how to adapt.
The need for magnification in dentistry is so pressing, that any position is accepted to have a better vision.
How to improve, simplify and plan teamwork with broad vision?
Different visions, but the same goals.
The position and access of the dental assistant to the field of work is undoubtedly an important factor for the success of the treatment.
What is the use of the Dentist to see better, if the daily work does not flow harmoniously to both sides?
The proper integration of the dental assistant and the rationalization of techniques, as well as the adjustment to the body physiological limitations regarding the required movements, must be present in the planning of the procedure to be performed.
This conference aims to help you realize how the magnified view changes the work flow and how we can make it more ergonomic.