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Anesthesia is at the heart of the relationship that you establish with the patient. The clinical serenity obtained ensures their confidence and cooperation. If the anesthesia delivered is painless, immediate, profound and without any collateral side effects, patients’ satisfaction, trust and loyalty is secured.
New technologies and proven techniques are now available and can be used routinely in daily practice for all dental treatment with particular advantages in esthetic dentistry.
In this course, the new technologies will be introduced to show how they can improve dental anesthesia with a focus on intraosseous techniques and an electronically assisted injection system that has revolutionized dental anesthesia.
Dr. Andrew Prynne qualified from University College Hospital in 1987 having achieved the Dentsply Prize for Restorative Dentistry. He took up his first position at 740 Dental as an associate dentist and after a brief period in 1992 helping a colleague set up a practice in the Forest of Dean, Andrew returned to 740 as a partner.
In 1990, Andrew became a lecturer on the local dental nurses’ course for the National Certificate and subsequently became a National Examiner on the National Examination Board for Dental Nurses.
In 2004, Andrew started a three-year course in dental implantology under Prof Manuel Chanavaz of Lille University in France and has since developed a comprehensive implant service for his own patients and on referral.
Andrew has a keen interest in cosmetic dentistry offering a complete smile design service including single visit porcelain restorations, facial aesthetics and cosmetic orthodontics. Trained by Prof Bob Khanna, Andrew offers anti-wrinkle treatment with botulinum toxin and replacement of lost tissue with dermal fillers.