Orofacial Pain From a Medical Perspective

Date & Time

Monday, October 14, 2024, 12:00 a.m.-Friday, May 09, 2025, 12:00 a.m.

Category

CDE - Didatic

Location

ONLINE through Rutgers School of Dental Medicine

Contact

cde@sdm.rutgers.edu

Information

Faculty

Department of Diagnostic Sciences

Sowmya Ananthan, BDS, DMD, MSD – Director
Associate Professor
Division of Orofacial Pain
ananths1@sdm.rutgers.edu

Richard A. Pertes, DDS, BS – Co-Director
Clinical Professor
rpertes@sdm.rutgers.edu

Julyana Gomes Zagury, DMD, MSD
Adjunct Assistant Professor

Tuition

$2,495 (U.S.)  Dentists – register by September 20, 2024
$2,595 (U.S.)  Dentists – register after September 20, 2024
$1,595 (U.S.)  Residents, Post-Graduate and Master Students*

96 credit hours upon completion of post-test

* Residents, postdoctoral and master students must include a letter from their program director verifying status.
Contact us by email to complete the registration process – cde@sdm.rutgers.edu

Cancellation Policy

Refunds, less a $250 cancellation fee, will be granted if cancellation notice is received in writing prior to the start date of the program.
No refund of any fees paid will be made after this date.

Code

25D0830

Credit Hour(s)

96.0

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Learn the latest in Orofacial Pain Diagnosis and Management online from the comfort of your home or office.

The field of Orofacial Pain is slowly transitioning from a dental viewpoint to a medical perspective, and this course is designed to aid in the process.

The course is based on the highly successful Internet Course: Orofacial Pain Beyond TMD, which was created to help those practitioners who wanted to learn more about neuropathic, neurovascular (headaches), and musculoskeletal disorders that affect the head and neck. Chapters from an up-to-date syllabus written by the faculty specifically for this course will be available for downloading and printing. Accompanying each chapter are study guideline questions with detailed answers.

This course will be interactive. Zoom conferences will enable participants to interact with the faculty and review the material in the syllabus and respond to case presentations.

Objectives:

To provide you with an understanding of orofacial pain and the use of pharmacotherapy
To enhance your ability to diagnose and manage orofacial pain patients

Participants who pass the final examination will receive a credit letter for 96 hours of continuing education and a Certificate of Completion from the Division of Orofacial Pain. Enrollment is limited to 20 participants.

Past participants have given this program excellent reviews. Faculty members are recognized nationally and internationally as leaders in the field of orofacial pain.