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Wisdom Tooth Extraction
Plan third-molar surgery around anatomy and risk.
With Dr. Jason Motta Jones
Course information
From the preoperative assessment to the extraction itself.
Study impacted third-molar surgery through focused lectures and recorded surgical cases. Connect nerve anatomy and instrument selection with access, tooth sectioning and postoperative complications.
The DentalEDX curriculum includes mandibular and maxillary cases, coronectomy and a final piezosurgery lesson credited to Prof. Cardarelli. Review the individual procedures in the context of case selection and your own surgical experience.
Course duration5h 27m
Video curriculum11 lessons
Teaching languageEnglish instruction
Subtitle supportMultilingual options
Streaming qualityFull HD video
Course accessLifetime access
CertificateIncluded after completion
Who this course is for
For dentists developing their third-molar surgical judgment.
A focused reference for qualified clinicians with a foundation in oral surgery—not a substitute for supervised clinical training.
Oral surgery practitioners
Compare surgical approaches across impacted mandibular and maxillary third-molar cases.
Clinicians expanding their surgical skills
Study access, sectioning and complication management alongside recorded procedures.
Anatomy before technique
Start with the risks. Then plan the approach.
The position of the tooth and surrounding anatomy shape the surgical decision.
Move from the discussion of complications and nerves to individual extraction cases. Compare the access, instruments and procedural choices demonstrated for each situation.
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A useful surgical plan connects anatomy, access and anticipated difficulty.
What you’ll learn
Understand the decisions behind each extraction.
01
Assess anatomical risk
Review nerve relationships and the complications associated with extractive surgery.
02
Plan access and instrumentation
Connect tooth position with instrument selection and surgical technique.
03
Compare case-specific approaches
Study mandibular impactions, maxillary third molars, scar tissue and coronectomy.
04
Review piezoelectric surgery
Explore a dedicated lesson on piezosurgery for impacted wisdom teeth.
Recorded surgical cases
See how the approach changes with the case.
The sequence includes lower third-molar impactions, fibrotic adhesions, dental follicle removal, partially erupted teeth and maxillary impactions.
- Mandibular impactions
- Maxillary third molars
- Coronectomy
- Piezoelectric techniques
Course curriculum
11 lessons in a clear sequence.
Review the complete lesson list and available runtimes.
Lesson list11 lessons
- Intraoperative and Postoperative Complications in Extractive Surgery
- Nerves in Extractive Surgery
- Surgical Extraction of an Impacted Mandibular Third Molar
- Lower Right Third-Molar Extraction with Deep Scar Tissue Adhesions and Fibrosis
- Lower Right Impacted Third-Molar Removal (Tooth 48)
- Surgical Technique for Impacted Teeth
- Surgical Instruments for Impacted Wisdom Teeth
- Extraction of Tooth 38: The Importance of Dental Follicle Removal
- Coronectomy for a Partially Erupted Third Molar
- Impacted Maxillary Third Molars: Classification, Extraction and Complications
- Piezosurgery of Impacted Wisdom Teeth — Prof. Cardarelli
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Oral SurgeryYour instructor
Dr. Jason Motta Jones
Oral surgeon · Fellow of the European Board of Oral Surgery
Dr. Jason Motta Jones is an oral surgeon and educator with extensive experience in third-molar surgery. He is a Fellow of the European Board of Oral Surgery and a past president of the Italian Society of Oral Surgery and Implantology. His teaching brings together anatomical risk assessment, extraction techniques and piezoelectric surgery.
Your learning experience
Study the explanation. Revisit the procedure.
Eleven individually timed lessons make it easy to return to a specific surgical topic.
Follow recorded cases
Study the operative sequence alongside the lecturer’s explanation.
Review offline
Download course videos and included materials for convenient study.
Return to key decisions
Revisit anatomy, instrumentation and complication discussions as your experience develops.
Study at your own pace
Continue on desktop, tablet or mobile, with time to pause and review.
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Frequently asked questions
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Plan third-molar surgery around anatomy and risk.
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