Surgical Extraction Of Impacted Mandibular Third Molars
With Raid Sadda, DDS, MS, MFDRCSI
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About this course
In this lecture will briefly review the important anatomical structures associated with removal of impacted mandibular third molars. The significance of the clinical and radiographic classification will avoid serious surgical complications. A brief discussion of the surgical procedure and alternatives to avoid nerve damage.
What you’ll learn
Panoramic and CBCT classification of impacted mandibular third molars.
Surgical procedure to extract mandibular third molars.
Alternative procedures to avoid complications and damage to inferior alveolar nerve.

Raid Sadda, DDS, MS, MFDRCSI
Dr. Sadda earned his DDS and completed a postgraduate implantology fellowship at New York University. His clinical and teaching experience includes oral and maxillofacial surgery and implant dentistry in New York and New Jersey.
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What is included?
1 hour 15 minutes of recorded course content, with three months of online access through VISTA’s Teachable learning platform.
How do I earn CE credit?
View the course content and successfully complete the course examination to earn 1.25 CE credits.
Where will I watch the course?
Register through Teachable and sign in to your VISTA course account to access the recordings.
Dr. Raid Sadda
1 lecture | 1 hour 15 minutes | EN
$195
Course Objectives
In this lecture will briefly review the important anatomical structures associated with removal of impacted mandibular third molars. The significance of the clinical and radiographic classification will avoid serious surgical complications. A brief discussion of the surgical procedure and alternatives to avoid nerve damage.
Educational Objectives
- Panoramic and CBCT classification of impacted mandibular third molars.
- Surgical procedure to extract mandibular third molars.
- Alternative procedures to avoid complications and damage to inferior alveolar nerve.
This course contains one hour 15 minutes of on-demand credit. Upon completion of the CE Examination after viewing the on-demand content you will be awarded 1.25 CE credits.