Comprehensive approach to Temporomandibular disorders from initial patient assessment, diagnosis, and non-surgical management, including live demonstration training in botulinum toxin injection on real patients
Learning Objectives:
1. Describe the historical development and key milestones of Botox use in medical and dental fields.
2. Identify the main clinical applications in dentistry, including functional and aesthetic indications.
3. Recognize the relevant facial and masticatory muscles involved in Botox injections.
4. List contraindications and identify patients who are not suitable candidates for Botox therapy.
5. Discuss potential complications and side effects associated with Botox injections.
6. Evaluate the overall role of Botox in modern dentistry, balancing safety, function, and aesthetics.
Target Audience:
Oral medicine and facial pain specialist, Oral and maxillofacial surgeons, Dermatologists, General Practitioners
Registration Fees:
Standard fee: 400 SAR (tax included)
For King Saud University (KSU) Staff:
Discounted fee: 300 SAR (tax included)
Coupon code: BOTOXDEN1
Important Notice:
The coupon code is strictly reserved for eligible KSU staff only.
KSU staff participants are required to present a valid KSU ID upon arrival for verification.
Non-KSU participants are not permitted to use the coupon, if used, 100 SAR will still be charged.
Course Director:
DR. HAMAD AL-BAGEAH
Associate professor & consultant.
A doctor's communication and interpersonal skills encompass the ability to gather information in order to facilitate accurate diagnosis, counsel appropriately, give therapeutic instructions, and establish caring relationships with patients. Effective doctor-patient communication is a central clinical function in building a therapeutic doctor-patient relationship, which is the heart and art of medicine.
The aim of this course is to improve the ability of pediatrics residents to communicate effectively with their patient and health care team.
CSSC reserves the right to reschedule the course to any suitable date if minimum enrollment is not met.
No refunds will be issued.
Course Description
This course and workshop are designed for physicians (non-anesthesiologists) seeking certification in Procedural Sedation and Analgesia (PSA). It fulfills requirements commonly needed for professional licensing and hospital accreditation processes.
Format: Online Course
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this program, participants will be able to:
Understand the Sedation Continuum
Prepare patients for PSA
Identify high-risk patients
Perform sedation safely and effectively in accordance with regulatory guidelines
Plan for and manage special patient needs, including appropriate responses to emergencies
Titrate sedatives and analgesics based on pharmacologic principles
Apply various techniques and routes of sedation
Monitor patients effectively
Assess patient responsiveness, airway, ventilation, oxygenation, and circulation
Rescue patients from deeper-than-intended sedation
Monitor post-sedation recovery to ensure safe emergence
Discharge patients appropriately following recovery
CSSC reserves the right to reschedule the course to another suitable date if minimum enrollment is not met. No refunds will be issued.
Additionally, the CSSC may reschedule the hands-on session if fewer than six participants are registered.
Course Description
This course and workshop are designed for physicians (Non-Anesthesiologists) seeking certification in Procedural Sedation and Analgesia (PSA), required for professional licensing as well as hospital accreditation processes.
Course Schedule
Part One: Online Session
May 20, 2026
Time: 16:00 -18:00
Part Two: Hands-On Session
May 21, 2026
starts at: 09:00 AM
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this program, participants will be able to:
Understand the Sedation Continuum
Prepare patients for PSA
Identify high-risk patients
Perform sedation safely and effectively in accordance with regulatory guidelines
Plan for and address special patient needs
Recognize and appropriately respond to emergency situations
Titrate sedatives and analgesics based on pharmacologic characteristics
Apply appropriate sedation techniques and routes
Monitor patients effectively during sedation
Assess patient responsiveness, airway, ventilation, oxygenation, and circulation
Rescue patients from deeper-than-intended sedation
Monitor patients during post-sedation recovery for safe emergence
Process In Progress . . .