05 Jul Mini Zoom Evening in French: 21 septembre 2021 Tout ce que le dentiste devrait savoir sur les sinus paranasaux et leur pathologies les plus communes (Webinar)
Dr. Katya Archambault
Tout ce que le dentiste devrait savoir sur les sinus paranasaux et leur pathologies les plus communes
Mini Zoom Evening in French
Tout ce que le dentiste devrait savoir sur les sinus paranasaux et leur pathologies les plus communes
Date
21 Septembre 2021
heures
18h00 à 21h00 Eastern Standard Time (EST)
Présence
Registration fees: $299
Crédits
3 CE Crédits UCSD
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San Diego Dental Health Center
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Mini Zoom Evening
21 septembre 2021
18h00 à 21h00 Eastern Standard Time (EST)
Ce que vous apprendrez:
- Comment évaluer l’anatomie normale des sinus paranasaux qui entourent la cavité nasale
- Reconnaître les variants anatomiques sur les radiographies panoramiques ainsi que sur le 3D
- Évaluer la qualité des voies de drainages de chacun des sinus paranasaux
- Reconnaitre les pathologies les plus communes associées aux sinus paranasaux et à la fosse nasale
Parce que les sinus paranasaux sont souvent images lors de radiographie 2D et 3d, ce cours s’adressera aux changements pathologiques les plus souvent rencontrés dans ces cavités. De plus, avec la popularité croissante du CBCT, il est important pour le dentiste d’inclure ces structures dans le rapport radiologique et dans le dossier dentaire. L’anatomie de ces sinus sera revisitée ainsi que les changement inflammatoires, changements bénins et changement malins. 3 crédits d’éducations continue seront aussi offerts aux participants.
Le sinus maxillaire est en contact direct avec le complexe alvéolo-dentaire par l’intermédiaire des deuxièmes prémolaires, premières et deuxièmes molaires supérieures. Cette structure anatomique importante est souvent visualisée lors des examens dentaires de routine, sur les radiographies péri-apicales, les radiographies panoramiques et sur les volumes tri-dimensionnels. Il est donc important pour le dentiste de savoir reconnaître les changements radiologiques qui lui sont rattachés. De plus, les sinusites d’origine dentaire comptent pour environ 10% des sinusites maxillaire, il est primordial pour le dentiste de savoir différencier un problème d’origine dentaire versus une pathologie du complexe sinusal.
Dr. Katya Archambault
Oral and Maxillofacial Radiologist.
Adjunct Faculty Head and Neck Surgery and Otorynolaryngology UCSD.
Adjunct Faculty Department of Plastic Surgery UCSD.
Dr. Archambault received a Certificate in Implant Dentistry from NYU. She received her dental degree from Laval University and did a Certificate in Microbiology at that same university. She also received extensive TMJ training in Austria at Danube University.
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American College of Prosthodontists
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American Dental Association
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California State Dental Association
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American Academy of Osseointegration
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